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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do computers start to slow down over time?",
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"Software moves on. Day 1: 'Add 1+1'. Day 2000: 'Add 1+1, but do it with a liquid glowing background and have the answer fly in on a rendered flying carpet that accurately accounts for ambient air pressure and wind effects. Don't forget accurately rendering each of the tassles'. Also, software gets bigger / storage gets slower and fragmented. Day 1: 'Move this brick over here'. Day 2000: 'Move this atlas stone, the first of 300 that also need to be moved, from here to here; and by now someone has left a mess in the pit so you have to pick your way more carefully across the ground to not disturb anything. Also, in some places the ground is actually a thinly covered abyss, so if it falls through, leave a flag there, go get an identical stone and put it someplace else.' More stuff is happening at once as all the applications (that have background operations) you've installed over time add up. As above, but 'And also there are 15 other people moving through the same tunnel to get to the pit. Wait in line.'": 0.0,
"* Softwares deteriorating with more and more processes running, caches filling up, indexes and maps gettings saturated etc * Batteries dying and losing power * Dust overheating the computer because air cannot circulate properly * Thermal paste degrading over time on both GPU and CPU, despite a clean, dust-free system, bad thermal paste can deteriorate up to 10-20\u00b0C the working temperature of a component.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why do computers start to slow down over time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Neighbor watches us and tries to start accidents. Our neighbor has cameras pointing to our back patio and is watching 24/7. He also video tapes me on his phone whenever I ride past him or his house. I'm only 14 and him video taping me makes me very uncomfortable. He also tries to jump in front of my bike or cut me off, esentually trying to cause an accident. I get a car very soon and I'm worried he might try to target me and cause an accident. The reason he is targeting us is because we set off fireworks that are too loud (they are very much legal). We talked with the police and they don't seem to care about the fireworks. I'm worried what he's going to do with all the footage of me, my sister's, or my parents. Someone please tell me how to handle this legally.",
"best_score": 11,
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"Are you male or female? I would fight this very hard if you are female. Go to the police and get a restraining order for him to cease and desist filming you. If you are a male, I think the GoPro camera idea is excellent.": 0.0,
"I have definitely seen that getting the community behind you when it comes to \"the individual that is weirdly videotaping children, that happens to reside at or near this address\" and raising attention about their behavior. Share that with the rest of the neighborhood as a concern or worry, or have your parents raise the issue publicly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nNeighbor watches us and tries to start accidents. Our neighbor has cameras pointing to our back patio and is watching 24/7. He also video tapes me on his phone whenever I ride past him or his house. I'm only 14 and him video taping me makes me very uncomfortable. He also tries to jump in front of my bike or cut me off, esentually trying to cause an accident. I get a car very soon and I'm worried he might try to target me and cause an accident. The reason he is targeting us is because we set off fireworks that are too loud (they are very much legal). We talked with the police and they don't seem to care about the fireworks. I'm worried what he's going to do with all the footage of me, my sister's, or my parents. Someone please tell me how to handle this legally.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Did I reduce my father's chance of surviving a cardiac arrest due to my stupidity? I forcefully opened mouth and gave water to my father when he suddenly collapsed and had no breathing and pulse. I just didnt knew what to do. Any cardiologist or a doc who can confirm something about what I did? My father (61 yrs old) played badminton for around 15 mins. Then he drank water and started walking and suddenly collapsed without pulse and breathing. I didnt know it was a cardiac arrest. I drizzled water on face and even opened mouth and poured little water guessing if it was due to thirst or dehydration.. I dont know. Then a doc arrived and he gave CPR. After few seconds, my father exhaled once and thats it. I was hoping he would continue to breathe but he didnt. Then I saw water coming out of ears. There was no response whatsoever and he was declared brought dead in hospital. I have this guilt that I blocked his airways by pouring water ? Can someone please confirm..!! The thought is killing me..",
"best_score": 17,
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"Just saw your post OP. I work in Respiratory in various hospitals so I see weird things with lungs/hearts all the time, especially in the emergency room. Don't beat yourself up over this. The lungs can hold more fluid/gunk than most people realize. Not a big deal at all.": 0.0,
"the water wouldn\u2019t have helped, but it also wouldn\u2019t have killed him. if he had survived (which very few people do after an out of hospital cardiac arrest, even with prompt, effective CPR and defibrillation) he might have had some problems if the water was aspirated into his lungs during the resuscitation, but thats a \u2018later\u2019 problem and not a huge one - drowning victims survive after inhaling masses of water, after all. It\u2019s natural to second- guess yourself, but you did everything you could with what you knew, and your Dad unfortunately died despite having the best help available at the time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDid I reduce my father's chance of surviving a cardiac arrest due to my stupidity? I forcefully opened mouth and gave water to my father when he suddenly collapsed and had no breathing and pulse. I just didnt knew what to do. Any cardiologist or a doc who can confirm something about what I did? My father (61 yrs old) played badminton for around 15 mins. Then he drank water and started walking and suddenly collapsed without pulse and breathing. I didnt know it was a cardiac arrest. I drizzled water on face and even opened mouth and poured little water guessing if it was due to thirst or dehydration.. I dont know. Then a doc arrived and he gave CPR. After few seconds, my father exhaled once and thats it. I was hoping he would continue to breathe but he didnt. Then I saw water coming out of ears. There was no response whatsoever and he was declared brought dead in hospital. I have this guilt that I blocked his airways by pouring water ? Can someone please confirm..!! The thought is killing me..\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My (14m) friend (also 14m) probably has appendicitis but his mom refuses to take him to a hospital or even have an ambulance do it. Could me or my parents face legal repercussions if we snuck him out and checked him in? (PA) Basically the title. His mom thinks he\u2019s being overdramatic and doesn\u2019t want to spend money on getting it checked out. All the symptoms match with appendicitis and he\u2019s been feeling like this for 3 days but it has progressively gotten worse. How would I go about getting him treatment his mother won\u2019t? Can I even do it legally? Are me and my parents protected by Good Samaritan laws?",
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"responses": {
"The longer you wait the more expensive it gets. (Speaking from experience) it\u2019s normally an outpatient procedure if caught right away. I had to stay for a week because I waited too long and it already ruptured.": 0.0,
"Taking a minor child without his parents' permission is a potentially disastrous move. Have him call 911.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy (14m) friend (also 14m) probably has appendicitis but his mom refuses to take him to a hospital or even have an ambulance do it. Could me or my parents face legal repercussions if we snuck him out and checked him in? (PA) Basically the title. His mom thinks he\u2019s being overdramatic and doesn\u2019t want to spend money on getting it checked out. All the symptoms match with appendicitis and he\u2019s been feeling like this for 3 days but it has progressively gotten worse. How would I go about getting him treatment his mother won\u2019t? Can I even do it legally? Are me and my parents protected by Good Samaritan laws?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old why can\u2019t we just decide to go to sleep? like turn our brains off manually probably a really dumb question but think it\u2019s messed up that in order to fall asleep we have to pretend we are until we trick our brains or something, why can\u2019t we just do it? like flipping a switch?",
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"Completely possible to train yourself to fall asleep quickly and consistently. Meditation, visualizations, exercise, and some tricks all help": 0.0,
"Really as an adult we \"forget\" how to fall asleep. The trick really is to clear your mind and relax. This used to come naturally when you were younger, but now you have the stresses of being older which make it harder to relax and let go of. If it helps I have some tricks on how to get to sleep easier. The big trick I've found is you need to \"practice\" going to sleep. When you go and lie down in bed, don't do anything else. Don't lie there and reflect on the day's events, don't read a book, and certainly don't look at your phone or TV. Remove those from the room if possible. Get in the habit of bedtime is sleep only. If you lie down on your bed you only sleep. You have to be strict with yourself. Next is a sort of form of self hypnosis. When you lie down to go to bed, think of a trigger phrase. Something pleasant, but which you wouldn't say normally. Good night sweetie to yourself or something. Whatever it is just make sure it is unique and pleasant. This becomes a sort of hypnotic trigger which will tell your mind know you are trying to sleep. Finally relax. Flex and release your body muscles starting at your head and going all the way down to your toes. This will help you relax and fall asleep. Most important though, clear your mind, if you start thinking of something catch yourself and clear your mind again. Eventually this will become habit and you should be able to just fall right asleep.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old why can\u2019t we just decide to go to sleep? like turn our brains off manually probably a really dumb question but think it\u2019s messed up that in order to fall asleep we have to pretend we are until we trick our brains or something, why can\u2019t we just do it? like flipping a switch?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old How did knights participate in tournaments like jousting without killing themselves? If movies have not lied to me (\ud83d\ude1c), knights' tournaments are involve hacking, slashing, and jousting each other. How did they not kill each other using such weapons or speed on horses? And if it was actually dangerous, why did they participate?",
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"If you were rich and could afford heavy armor, you were ok. If you were poorer and had cheap armor, you might get injured. Freak accidents did happen that would cause death, but unlike GOT would have you believe, most Knights went uninjured. Just like modern-day Bull Riders, you can make the sport safer, but there is always risk involved.": 0.0,
"Pre-broken and blunted lances designed to shatter on impact for jousting. Blunted weapons and full plate armour for melees. Death's weren't massively uncommon but prizes were good so people chanced it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old How did knights participate in tournaments like jousting without killing themselves? If movies have not lied to me (\ud83d\ude1c), knights' tournaments are involve hacking, slashing, and jousting each other. How did they not kill each other using such weapons or speed on horses? And if it was actually dangerous, why did they participate?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do engineers find all the applicable standards to their work? For example, there are 27000 British standards and euro codes, once you open one they reference multiple other ones, which in turn reference others and it feels never ending. As a junior engineer myself I sometimes find it impossible to know what standards are applicable.",
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"When you are new, you rely on a mentor. When you are experienced, you rely on experience. Sprinkle in attendance at industry events, education provided by salespeople, and reading industry news fills in gaps and keeps you current.": 0.0,
"You're absolutely right; in many standards, those references will mainly be for definitions or more information; normally, all the required information will be contained in the standard. The main exception is multi-part standards like ISO 26262. They pretty much expect you to have all 12 parts. As far as access, most companies will already have copies of the standards that are relevant to their product area. Still, if they are entering a new area, they will just buy the applicable standards; they are not that expensive (most <$300, many <$150) compared to the cost of engineering materials, etc. In addition, many companies have subscriptions to unlimited online access to the standards body(s) they work with ISO, SAE, RTCA, etc. You can also buy short-term subscriptions if you're not sure what you need and you want to browse around to download relevant bits. For personal use, you can often find PDFs of popular/widely applicable standards, you know, around...": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do engineers find all the applicable standards to their work? For example, there are 27000 British standards and euro codes, once you open one they reference multiple other ones, which in turn reference others and it feels never ending. As a junior engineer myself I sometimes find it impossible to know what standards are applicable.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I withhold my children from NCP if concerned for their safety?? I am the custodial parent of my 13 yr old daughter and 10 yr old son.(I have been the main custodial parent since 2014) I just found out my kids mother has been having my kids sleepover at her boss/sugar daddy\u2019s house on her weekends and he is a registered sex offender, charged with sexual assault of a minor amongst other charges. She tried to pickup for Christmas break and I withheld them from going. I asked her about this, she had already known and still kept having our children around this man (he\u2019s in violation) and said she would need to continue to have them around him, and sleepovers; \u201ccause he\u2019s her boss\u201d. Her lawyer then emailed me, stating I am in contempt of court orders, along with a slew of threats of how they would sue me. Am I in contempt if I have my children\u2019s safety in mind? Thank you!",
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"Technically yes, you are in violation, but for a darn good reason. Definitely do as above states call the police or parole office AND go back to family court and have the visitation amended because she is putting your children in danger.": 0.0,
"Not a lawyer : Speaking from experience: Educate your children on body autonomy. They are never too young to know that their body is theirs alone. File a report with Child Protective Services : name all parties , ex wife , boss , and yes your self. Report your concerns for the children's safety and why. They are required to make contact in a limited amount of time. You will regret not doing it if your children are harmed.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I withhold my children from NCP if concerned for their safety?? I am the custodial parent of my 13 yr old daughter and 10 yr old son.(I have been the main custodial parent since 2014) I just found out my kids mother has been having my kids sleepover at her boss/sugar daddy\u2019s house on her weekends and he is a registered sex offender, charged with sexual assault of a minor amongst other charges. She tried to pickup for Christmas break and I withheld them from going. I asked her about this, she had already known and still kept having our children around this man (he\u2019s in violation) and said she would need to continue to have them around him, and sleepovers; \u201ccause he\u2019s her boss\u201d. Her lawyer then emailed me, stating I am in contempt of court orders, along with a slew of threats of how they would sue me. Am I in contempt if I have my children\u2019s safety in mind? Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What's the deal with kosher salt in American recipes? Why does the salt have to be kosher? You don't mention kosher pepper, kosher flour, kosher vegetable oil etc. What's the deal? Does a rabbi bless it or something?",
"best_score": 26,
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"Seems very similar to Maldon sea salt flakes, for UK/EU cooks. It\u2019s made in England (isn\u2019t it?) and it\u2019s in crazy little pyramid shapes.": 0.0,
"While we're here talking about kosher salt, I was wondering if someone could do me a massive favour. Some American recipes give volume amounts of kosher salt like this recipe from BA. They give 5 tsp of Diamond Crystal brand, or 1 tbsp of Morton brand. This is useless for me as someone who doesn't have access to kosher salt. I know it won't make a massive difference, but it would be nice to know. Could someone weigh like a tablespoon of either brand and tell me how much it weighs, just so I can compare it to my salt? Edit: Thanks. I've had lots of answers with quite a bit of variation (that's why weight is better than cups and spoons). The general consensus seems to be that Morton weighs about 1.05 times its volume (with grams and millilitres). So a tbsp (15ml) is about 15.75g although I've had weights as low as 14g and as high as 17.5g. Fewer people had diamond crystal but it seems to be about 0.75 times its volume. So a tbsp is like 11.5g. But some people said 9g so who knows? Conclusion: weigh things! (If you're baking and want to be precise)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat's the deal with kosher salt in American recipes? Why does the salt have to be kosher? You don't mention kosher pepper, kosher flour, kosher vegetable oil etc. What's the deal? Does a rabbi bless it or something?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is adding vinegar to milk a good substitute for buttermilk? I've have always been told that if you need buttermilk in a recipe you can substitute by adding 1T vinegar (or apparently lemon juice) to each cup of milk. Does that really work? I don't have a particular recipe at the moment, other than I do want to try my hand at buttermilk waffles soon, but I know I wouldn't be able to go through that much buttermilk, so I was wondering if the vinegar/regular milk substitution actually works. Thanks for any insight.",
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"I've never tried this but I imagine milk + lemon juice/vinegar + plain greek yogurt would probably do the trick.": 0.0,
"BraveTart did some baking science and put the results up here. I think it makes a lot less difference in cooking then in baking, and I think that the difference in texture and browning she talks about aren't necessarily a bad thing, but it is different than the recipe writer intended.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs adding vinegar to milk a good substitute for buttermilk? I've have always been told that if you need buttermilk in a recipe you can substitute by adding 1T vinegar (or apparently lemon juice) to each cup of milk. Does that really work? I don't have a particular recipe at the moment, other than I do want to try my hand at buttermilk waffles soon, but I know I wouldn't be able to go through that much buttermilk, so I was wondering if the vinegar/regular milk substitution actually works. Thanks for any insight.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] Spider-Man was bitten by a Radioactive (Or Genetically enhanced) Spider, but it was a very specic type of spider which if I remember was a common house spider. If say it was a tarantula or a black widow what types of powers would he get? less strength? better speed? stingers?",
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"It doesn't matter. Peter's powers in all incarnations, in addition to any other method, are magical in nature. The spider chose him as a \"Spider totem\" and the spider chooses one or more persons in most universes to wield it's magical, usually very spider-like powers.": 0.0,
"No difference. The powers he got comes from him being chosen as an avatar of the spider totem. While his powers are generally spider-like, they aren't specific to any actual spider.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Marvel] Spider-Man was bitten by a Radioactive (Or Genetically enhanced) Spider, but it was a very specic type of spider which if I remember was a common house spider. If say it was a tarantula or a black widow what types of powers would he get? less strength? better speed? stingers?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How does my electric company know what exactly is using the electricity? Looking at my electric bill, there's a section saying \"this percent came from \\[ex: Air conditioner, major appliances (fridge, oven), etc\\]\". How do they know that?",
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"They guess. The look at how much power you used, and look at weather records, and they guess how much was used by each thing.": 0.0,
"It's mostly an educated guess. If you go into your account on their website they very likely have a section for you to fill out with how many people live in the house, what appliances you have, how many phones and computers you have, how much square footage you have, etc. The meter outside your house constantly collects data and sends it back to the power company, which analyzes that data both in real time and historically for various purposes, and when they combine that with what you tell them *and* what they already know about typical usage for various appliances and items, they can get a pretty accurate estimate.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How does my electric company know what exactly is using the electricity? Looking at my electric bill, there's a section saying \"this percent came from \\[ex: Air conditioner, major appliances (fridge, oven), etc\\]\". How do they know that?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I got into engineering so that one day I can make something cool. If you felt the same, did you ever end up doing that passion project?",
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"I'm still a student in industrial engineering, and even though I do not have a passion project in mind, I wonder if I can ever have one since I'm in IE. Curious about others though!": 0.0,
"Working on it. Not alone, but part of a team. I think it still counts.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI got into engineering so that one day I can make something cool. If you felt the same, did you ever end up doing that passion project?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[X-Men] Does Kitty Pride phase while sitting on the toilet letting her poop drop so she doesn't have to wipe? Would she be able to if she wanted?",
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"This begs the question: can Kitty Pride phase in such a way that her internal organs would fall out of her body? What if she could phase out her poop, but the difference between phasing out her poop and phasing out her intestines is just a momentary distraction? The way I see it, the minor convenience of not having to wipe is not worth the risk of such a grotesque suicide. If she really doesn't want to wipe, she could just buy one of them bidet attachments, like the TUSHY, which I hear advertised on some of my favorite podcasts. $80 for a TUSHY or possible self-disembowelment: I think the choice is obvious.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[X-Men] Does Kitty Pride phase while sitting on the toilet letting her poop drop so she doesn't have to wipe? Would she be able to if she wanted?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5: how do aimbots work in games like call of duty and counter strike?",
"best_score": 85,
"worse_score": 4,
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"The same way the NPCs can be programmed to aim and attack you is the same way the hack which is running along side the game, can mimic mouse movements to aim for you.": 0.0,
"Most people here are talking about the old method. You inject code into the game which makes it snap to objects in the game, specifically player objects. This is detectable since you are installing software and the movement of the mouse is impossible by a human. With the speed of CPUs and the power of networking now, there is a new breed of aimbot which runs on a 2nd computer. You run a video feed out of your machine into the 2nd PC. You use a program to do neural net learning to train the other what is a target vs not and how to aim. You then run an output from that CPU via USB into your gaming PC as a USB device which send mouse inputs. This makes it look like nothing more than mouse input. Since the CPU is responding realtime to what it sees, your movements + the other CPU's movements work in unison, like you have a magnet always pulling your mouse to specific locations, but since it isn't using objects like injection does, it will not snap through walls. When the 2nd CPU 'sees' what would appear to be a valid target, then the CPU sends the mouse movements which are mixed with your for a very organic mouse movement. Its some slick controls system shit there.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5: how do aimbots work in games like call of duty and counter strike?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[FL] My father died this morning, he was hit by a car crossing the street. What do I do next? After crying all day, Id like to begin the long road of closure. Him and my mother had me at 17, 25 years ago, I\u2019m his only child. What are the first steps someone takes? I appreciate the help you can give.",
"best_score": 68,
"worse_score": 3,
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"People are probably telling you to consult a probate attorney. You can pay that attorney out of your dads estate. You will want to figure out how much money/assets are available if that might be an issue. Just be sure to hire an ok/good attorney. Lots of times they will also be the executor of the estate, but for an additional fee. I am a lawyer but also went thru this process last January. I don\u2019t practice wills/estates law tho, so honestly can\u2019t tel you much more than this.": 0.0,
"Not a Lawyer. Just old enough to understand a few things. The death of a parent is a very traumatic event in our lives. I am sorry for your loss. 1) Find a friend who you trust with good advice. Preferably, someone who has gone through this. 2) Contact his employer. There may be some life insurance. 3) Start a thorough search through his \"stuff\". You may find records relating to his life, and things that require attention. Car note, insurance, mortgage, any loans, etc. Understand that YOU are NOT responsible for your fathers debts, if any, despite what the lenders will tell you. Unless you co-signed. The estate is. 4) File a death notice in the paper, look at the laws of Florida to determine how long after that notice is filed a lender can file a notice of a debt. After that date passes, ignore any further notices. 5) Contact the Social Security administration, the VA (if he was military at all) and any other government authority that is pertinent to his life. Hang out with a few people who knew your dad, laugh some, cry some and allow the healing to begin.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[FL] My father died this morning, he was hit by a car crossing the street. What do I do next? After crying all day, Id like to begin the long road of closure. Him and my mother had me at 17, 25 years ago, I\u2019m his only child. What are the first steps someone takes? I appreciate the help you can give.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "mother has threatened to call police to welfare check me unless I talk to her Moved away and am trying to cut my other out of my life. Somehow she got my new address. Called the police to do a welfare check. I didn't tell the cops anything or let them in. My mother has threatened to call the police on me every day unless I talk to her. Any advice? In Wisconsin btw",
"best_score": 47,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"I would go to the precinct to make a police report of what she said. Take the report with me and whenever an officer shows up wasting his precious time on a welfare check I\u2019ll show them the pre-made police report.I\u2019ll get a report of that incident and use it to get a restraining order if she doesn\u2019t stop.": 0.0,
"File for a restraining order, and make sure the local police are made aware that in the past, she has called in with false information regarding you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nmother has threatened to call police to welfare check me unless I talk to her Moved away and am trying to cut my other out of my life. Somehow she got my new address. Called the police to do a welfare check. I didn't tell the cops anything or let them in. My mother has threatened to call the police on me every day unless I talk to her. Any advice? In Wisconsin btw\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Brother's girlfriend pretending to be me while he's in jail. Long story short, my brother is in jail after his girlfriend called the cops. She is the one who is technically pressing charges against him, so the jail won't let them talk on the phone to one another. I found out recently, that she is calling the jail pretending to be me to talk to my brother (she very quickly switches from \"I hate you and never want to see you again\" to \"i love you, please never leave me\"). What should I do? What CAN I do? He lost his phone privileges for unrelated reasons, so she can't call him at the moment. But I am still pissed she pretended to be me and risked messing up my brother's case by doing so. She and my brother are in Georgia, I am in Washington state.",
"best_score": 59,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Contact the court with jurisdiction over his case and ask the clerks if he has been assigned a public defender or what he needs to do to get that moving. Tell his lawyer ASAP.": 0.0,
"Nal, just from Georgia. You have to sign up for an account, but you can look up court records by name or case number. If you can find a bond hearing it should have his attorney\u2019s name on it. https://georgiacourts.gov/eaccess-court-records/": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBrother's girlfriend pretending to be me while he's in jail. Long story short, my brother is in jail after his girlfriend called the cops. She is the one who is technically pressing charges against him, so the jail won't let them talk on the phone to one another. I found out recently, that she is calling the jail pretending to be me to talk to my brother (she very quickly switches from \"I hate you and never want to see you again\" to \"i love you, please never leave me\"). What should I do? What CAN I do? He lost his phone privileges for unrelated reasons, so she can't call him at the moment. But I am still pissed she pretended to be me and risked messing up my brother's case by doing so. She and my brother are in Georgia, I am in Washington state.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is a \"raft\" in context of soup? I am a long time soup connoisseur and cook, and I have never heard of this term. My partner is having a birthday soon and I wanted to make a clear oxtail soup, and found a cookbook recipe that takes around four hours. At one stage you add egg whites, and the book writes that this creates a \"raft\" for the soup. What does this mean?",
"best_score": 41,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"This is also used for aspic or kholodets.": 0.0,
"It\u2019s a tangled mess of particulate matter and cooked egg whites that floats at the top of a broth during the clarification process. It is perfectly edible but looks awful.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is a \"raft\" in context of soup? I am a long time soup connoisseur and cook, and I have never heard of this term. My partner is having a birthday soon and I wanted to make a clear oxtail soup, and found a cookbook recipe that takes around four hours. At one stage you add egg whites, and the book writes that this creates a \"raft\" for the soup. What does this mean?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[LOTR] If an orc decided that he wants to be a good guy, could he run away from Mordor, build a house, start a family, farm the field and live happily ever after in Middle-Earth?",
"best_score": 79,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Afraid not, almost all orcs are killed on sight outside Mordor. If an Orc is discovered living peacefully by humans, Elves, or Dwarves they will be killed or captured immediately": 0.0,
"He would almost certainly be killed by the locals. Even if he was genuinely good they wouldn't know that (or, in many cases, care) and treat him like other orcs.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[LOTR] If an orc decided that he wants to be a good guy, could he run away from Mordor, build a house, start a family, farm the field and live happily ever after in Middle-Earth?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How did the early indigenous people of the pacific islands obtain fresh drinking water? I dont know much about these islands and I don't know how people actually ended up on them, but they have been populated for a long time, so how did the people on them find fresh water to drink?",
"best_score": 53,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"There's a lot of nutritious fluid in coconuts. [](/shuffle \"I wonder if this comment will be deleted...\")": 0.0,
"Pacific Islands get a lot of rain. Numerous rivers and even waterfalls exist on Hawaii that are fed entirely by rainfall, e.g. Moana Falls near Honolulu. Looking at annual precipitation: * Easter Island gets 1100mm of rain per year * Hawaii 1800mm * Fiji 3000mm * Samoa 3000mm * Tahiti 1800mm . For comparison, Toronto gets 800mm of rain, and rainy London gets only 600mm per year. The sheer abundance of rain made obtaining drinking water a non-issue for pacific islanders. Source: googling [island] annual precipitation": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow did the early indigenous people of the pacific islands obtain fresh drinking water? I dont know much about these islands and I don't know how people actually ended up on them, but they have been populated for a long time, so how did the people on them find fresh water to drink?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is an \u201caverage size\u201d clove of garlic? E.g. when a recipe calls for X number of cloves of garlic, how do you decide what this means? In my experience, clove sizes vary DRASTICALLY. I usually assume a recipe-author has access to better (ie bigger) garlic than I do, so I usually grab more cloves than called for, under the assumption the cloves I have are below-average sized. But maybe I\u2019m overthinking it?",
"best_score": 81,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"You measure in cloves and not in bulbs?": 0.0,
"If a recipe calls for one clove of garlic, just assume it isn\u2019t enough.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is an \u201caverage size\u201d clove of garlic? E.g. when a recipe calls for X number of cloves of garlic, how do you decide what this means? In my experience, clove sizes vary DRASTICALLY. I usually assume a recipe-author has access to better (ie bigger) garlic than I do, so I usually grab more cloves than called for, under the assumption the cloves I have are below-average sized. But maybe I\u2019m overthinking it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What makes pepperoni turn into those crispy and melty cups? What makes some pepperoni lay flat on pizza and other pepperoni form a tight cup that is crispy? How do you shop for that specific type of pepperoni? How do you get the pepperoni \"cups\"? What about the pepperoni makes them like that as opposed to the pepperoni that lies flat?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"i've heard the cupped pepperoni called 'old world style' before, but i can't remember the source. i've seen thinly sliced link sausage cup while pan-frying, so maybe it's cooked before being added as a topping?": 0.0,
"I find that natural casing pepperoni tends to burn/cup/crisp up around the edges vs buying hormel.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat makes pepperoni turn into those crispy and melty cups? What makes some pepperoni lay flat on pizza and other pepperoni form a tight cup that is crispy? How do you shop for that specific type of pepperoni? How do you get the pepperoni \"cups\"? What about the pepperoni makes them like that as opposed to the pepperoni that lies flat?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do two negative numbers yield a positive number when multiplied together? I know that it's a pretty commonly accepted fact but I haven't really found a mathematical foundation for this part of integers.",
"best_score": 111,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"If i say \"eat this\" that is positive. If i say \"do not eat this\" that is negative. If i say \"do not not eat this\" then I'm actually saying \"eat this\". The same sort of logic would apply to numbers.": 0.0,
"If I am giving you 5 dollars a week for 4 week, you get +5 * +4 dollars. Positive 20. I am loosing money, spending 5 per week. So -5*+4 for negative 20. But let's look at this from the perspective of next month. Now, each week back you go, you undo one money transfer. You could say that is negative money, but you could also do negative time. So a month ago, you had 5 dollars a week times negative 4 weeks, for 20 less that you end up with. Meanwhile I have negative 5 dollars a week, and negative 4 weeks of that, and end up having started with positive 20.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why do two negative numbers yield a positive number when multiplied together? I know that it's a pretty commonly accepted fact but I haven't really found a mathematical foundation for this part of integers.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] Why is Superman so beloved by everyone? Question from a long time ago but I just remembered it basically there's this scene in doomsday clock where superheros are banned from operating outside of there home country..Expect Superman he's so popular that even Vladimir putin hands him a podium when he shows up at an event and praises him while doing so why? I know he's to the average DC human being the most powerful justice leaguer and a decent person but what makes him different from every other superhero in terms of popularity?",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"He fights for truth, justice and the American way. Hmm\u2026.": 0.0,
"Superman is the most trusted superhero. He doesn't wear a mask to hide his identity like the Flash, nor is he an ambassador from a foreign land like Wonder Woman. He's just your friendly neighbourhood alien.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] Why is Superman so beloved by everyone? Question from a long time ago but I just remembered it basically there's this scene in doomsday clock where superheros are banned from operating outside of there home country..Expect Superman he's so popular that even Vladimir putin hands him a podium when he shows up at an event and praises him while doing so why? I know he's to the average DC human being the most powerful justice leaguer and a decent person but what makes him different from every other superhero in terms of popularity?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General] I've just killed the most successful version of myself in the multiverse and taken over their life to reap the rewards. What can I do to protect myself from the other versions of myself who might have the same idea?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Those who live by the Blue Shell die by the Blue Shell.": 0.0,
"Black Crouch poses a great narrative for this in Dark Matter. This is not an ad, just a happy customer": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: The fact that pharmaceutical companies would lose money if a \"wonder drug\" was discovered shows that capitalism is fundamentally not a good system to base a society on. Let's say a chemist working for a pharmaceutical company discovers a new drug/molecule that is cheap and easy to make, no side effects, and cures any illness - viral/bacterial infections, cancers, whatever. Let's say for the sake of argument that people could even make this drug themselves at home in a simple process if they only had the information. Would it not be in the company's best interest to not release this drug/information, and instead hide it from the world? Even with a patent they would lose so much money. Their goal is selling more medicines, their goal is not making people healthy. In fact, if everyone was healthy and never got sick it would be a disaster for them. In my opinion, this shows that capitalism is fundamentally flawed. How can we trust a system that discourages the medical sector from making people healthy? This argument can be applied to other fields as well, for example a privately owned prison is dependent on there being criminals, otherwise the prison would be useless and they would make no money. Therefore the prison is discouraged from taking steps towards a less criminal society, such as rehabilitating prisoners. Capitalism is not good for society because when it has to choose between what would benefit society and what would make money for the corporation, it will choose money.",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"Your hypothetical is only that- hypothetical. Such a drug would fudnamentally undermine almost everything we know within the bounds of science and medicine. A system based around whats real is more important than building one around impossible situations to begin with.": 0.0,
"There are pros and cons to every system for society. One specific con does not mean that system is bad, it could still be the best system by far. Just to be clear, I'm not arguing that capitalism is fundamentally a good system, just that your one specific example doesn't show anything. It's a lot more complicated than that.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: The fact that pharmaceutical companies would lose money if a \"wonder drug\" was discovered shows that capitalism is fundamentally not a good system to base a society on. Let's say a chemist working for a pharmaceutical company discovers a new drug/molecule that is cheap and easy to make, no side effects, and cures any illness - viral/bacterial infections, cancers, whatever. Let's say for the sake of argument that people could even make this drug themselves at home in a simple process if they only had the information. Would it not be in the company's best interest to not release this drug/information, and instead hide it from the world? Even with a patent they would lose so much money. Their goal is selling more medicines, their goal is not making people healthy. In fact, if everyone was healthy and never got sick it would be a disaster for them. In my opinion, this shows that capitalism is fundamentally flawed. How can we trust a system that discourages the medical sector from making people healthy? This argument can be applied to other fields as well, for example a privately owned prison is dependent on there being criminals, otherwise the prison would be useless and they would make no money. Therefore the prison is discouraged from taking steps towards a less criminal society, such as rehabilitating prisoners. Capitalism is not good for society because when it has to choose between what would benefit society and what would make money for the corporation, it will choose money.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why are engineering recruiters so useless? Is recruiting just one big scam? I got my first job ~6 months ago after graduating, but I still have job alerts on boards like Indeed and Linkedin just to see what\u2019s out there as I don\u2019t love my current job. I probably get 5-10 recruiters contacting me on any given week about various engineering or laboratory jobs (some call, some linkedin messages, some emails, and some texts). I usually respond to every single one and they always want a 10-15 min phone call to discuss the job, get my resume and talk about qualifications. They always leave it off sounding like they\u2019ll get back to me in a few days or a week and that the job is urgently hiring. I\u2019ve probably talked to 20 recruiters on the phone, and given countless more my info, and I\u2019ve literally never heard back from a single one. They all come out of the woodwork and ask for my time but it all just seems like a big jerk around. Do these engineering recruiters get paid just to get your info and ghost you? My resume is good, my qualifications are fine for these positions and my college gpa was high, yet these recruiters ghost me every single time. It is incredibly frustrating, and I\u2019ve had more luck just applying to jobs by myself, even though I feel it should be the other way around. I\u2019m considering not answering recruiters anymore as it just seems like a huge waste of time and they always get your hopes up. Anyone else experience this?",
"best_score": 16,
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"Yes": 0.0,
"When they contact you just respond \"what's the pay range for this position\". I'm not wasting my time interviewing for a position where I already make more than the top end of a position.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy are engineering recruiters so useless? Is recruiting just one big scam? I got my first job ~6 months ago after graduating, but I still have job alerts on boards like Indeed and Linkedin just to see what\u2019s out there as I don\u2019t love my current job. I probably get 5-10 recruiters contacting me on any given week about various engineering or laboratory jobs (some call, some linkedin messages, some emails, and some texts). I usually respond to every single one and they always want a 10-15 min phone call to discuss the job, get my resume and talk about qualifications. They always leave it off sounding like they\u2019ll get back to me in a few days or a week and that the job is urgently hiring. I\u2019ve probably talked to 20 recruiters on the phone, and given countless more my info, and I\u2019ve literally never heard back from a single one. They all come out of the woodwork and ask for my time but it all just seems like a big jerk around. Do these engineering recruiters get paid just to get your info and ghost you? My resume is good, my qualifications are fine for these positions and my college gpa was high, yet these recruiters ghost me every single time. It is incredibly frustrating, and I\u2019ve had more luck just applying to jobs by myself, even though I feel it should be the other way around. I\u2019m considering not answering recruiters anymore as it just seems like a huge waste of time and they always get your hopes up. Anyone else experience this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] I'm an honest Gotham cop and I'm under immense pressure to close a case on a mid-level (non-superhuman) crook. Is there any way I can enlist Batman's help with this case without using Jim Gordon's spotlight thingie?",
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"Buy a map of the city and hang it on a bulletin-board on the wall. Start listening to a police scanner. Put pushpins in the map for Batman, the police, and the crimes/other incidents. Start tracking them. Note the correlations. How often are the police and Batman headed towards the same incident? How often is Dispatch keeping a route clear for some unknown reason? Eventually get a feel for which circumstances are most likely to end up with a Batman sighting. Get there first.": 0.0,
"Sure, you need to get an informant to commit petty larceny and when Batman shows up, there is your chance!": 1.0
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"post_content": "I learned from 'Green Planet' that many plants secrete 'defensive compounds' when attacked by herbivores, or even when 'warned' by neighbouring plants that herbivorous insects are attacking. But why do plants need to wait until they are attacked to accumulate these toxins in the leaves? What is the down side to having the substances present all the time? Is it that the insects evolve a defence?",
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"Several right answers here but also some compound that are protective for predation may actually make the plant vulnerable to fungal infections or production of that compound may reduce the production of antifungal compounds.": 0.0,
"Most plants try to be poisonous. Most animals are resistant to a lot of these poisons. The more plants in an animal's diet the more resistant they are to different plants. This is the reason that more carnivorous animals like cats will die if they eat chocolate, garlic, onions, or many other common foods that humans can eat. Nicotine in tobacco is supposed to be a poison. Same thing with Marijuana. It has evolved to kill insects.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI learned from 'Green Planet' that many plants secrete 'defensive compounds' when attacked by herbivores, or even when 'warned' by neighbouring plants that herbivorous insects are attacking. But why do plants need to wait until they are attacked to accumulate these toxins in the leaves? What is the down side to having the substances present all the time? Is it that the insects evolve a defence?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I recently graduated from my university with a doctorate degree, and because I am no longer a current student they have removed my access to the library databases. What do I do? I have already sent an email to the library asking what I can do to reestablish my library privileges. I am currently in the middle of writing a manuscript, and of course I was conducting my literature research using my university\u2019s library system. I graduated with my doctorate in August and just yesterday I found out that my privileges have been removed since I am no longer a current student. What in the world do I do if the university does not allow me access to the library system? I am currently working in a public high school, so right now I am not affiliated with any university. Please help!",
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"There might be a alumni association that you can join for a nominal fee that will provide access for you. That's what I do.": 0.0,
"Go to a university library and use the databases or stacks there. It is also possible to access some academic articles from home; check google scholar. Join academia.edu as a lot of researchers post their publications there. Check out CVs of the authors you want to read- sometimes they link papers. You can get some academic books on goofle for free. Jstor lets you sign up for 5 free journal articles. You can always contact authors to ask for a copy. Peer review papers if asked, and sometimes they will give journal access as a perk ( SAGE does that).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI recently graduated from my university with a doctorate degree, and because I am no longer a current student they have removed my access to the library databases. What do I do? I have already sent an email to the library asking what I can do to reestablish my library privileges. I am currently in the middle of writing a manuscript, and of course I was conducting my literature research using my university\u2019s library system. I graduated with my doctorate in August and just yesterday I found out that my privileges have been removed since I am no longer a current student. What in the world do I do if the university does not allow me access to the library system? I am currently working in a public high school, so right now I am not affiliated with any university. Please help!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does cream sauce pasta exist in Italy? I searched online for pastas that has cream sauces but couldn't seem to find any that was authentic. From what I know authentic carbonara and fettuccine alfredo have no cream. The recipes with cream seem to be americanised. I heard that the northern parts of Italy have dairy based sauces but I'm not sure if they include cream. Thanks in advance for the replies.",
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"I lived in Italy for a while in the region of Emilia Romagna and a dish i remember is pasta with cream and prosciutto cotto (Italian version of ham)": 0.0,
"My grandma who was born in Northern Italy used to serve her bacala with a cream sauce. Not with pasta, but with polenta cake type things.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes cream sauce pasta exist in Italy? I searched online for pastas that has cream sauces but couldn't seem to find any that was authentic. From what I know authentic carbonara and fettuccine alfredo have no cream. The recipes with cream seem to be americanised. I heard that the northern parts of Italy have dairy based sauces but I'm not sure if they include cream. Thanks in advance for the replies.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How much does it cost to hire a personal chef? Sorry if this the wrong subreddit for this question but I'm not sure where to ask. I'm part of a living community of about 20 people and we're creating a budget and are debating a house chef vs catering. We're in the Boston area and have no clue what goes into hiring a chef but would like a rough estimate of what it would cost (ingredients + rate) to hire a house chef for dinners 4 days a week (probably just one large entr\u00e9e and side) and the logistic associated with it. Thanks!",
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"I would do it for 2KA week": 0.0,
"I think your biggest obstacle is having to serve 20 people. That's a lot of food to gather and prepare. Paying someone, say, $40/hour for 20 hours a week is about 42,000/year, going by job ads/Glassdoor data, but that doesn't take into account food or what kind of kitchen equipment they might need. Catering, assuming $300/meal (based on places like Panera, BlueApron, etc.) comes out to about the same amount. This option would have less chef turnover/dealing with an individual person who may or may not be great, not having to deal with insurance, separate food sourcing, etc. EDIT: I didn't take into account them coming only once a week to do prep, as JadedFlower suggests. That would be cheaper.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow much does it cost to hire a personal chef? Sorry if this the wrong subreddit for this question but I'm not sure where to ask. I'm part of a living community of about 20 people and we're creating a budget and are debating a house chef vs catering. We're in the Boston area and have no clue what goes into hiring a chef but would like a rough estimate of what it would cost (ingredients + rate) to hire a house chef for dinners 4 days a week (probably just one large entr\u00e9e and side) and the logistic associated with it. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why can you have a meat stuck in your teeth for a day and when you swallow it you're fine, but if you leave the same meat on the counter for a day and try and eat it, you get sick?",
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"I don\u2019t know for sure but the meat on the counter is exposed to bacteria within the air, but the meat in your mouth is more protected from bacteria making it safer to eat.": 0.0,
"Generally, you won't. Food safety rules are extraordinarily conservative, for good reason, but violating them rarely leads to bad outcomes. It's a population-level thing.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How much overtime do you usually work a week? Employer is making us charge 46 hours every week. I\u2019m an electrical engineer. My employer can\u2019t seem to hire people so they decided to pay straight time for overtime as an incentive to get people to work more hours during this next quarter. The downside is that now they are requiring us to work 46 hours a week or we will be docked on our reviews which is used to determine our yearly salary increase/ promotions. My manager didn\u2019t mention this to us but another manager told my coworker team that. Also this doesn\u2019t include training, it\u2019s only hours we directly charge to our program. I know I\u2019ll have to work some overtime in engineering but this is ridiculous. How much overtime do you usually charge?",
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"Currently none. We're not allowed. Eventually we'll be on mandatory 10 hr days, which will be great because that'll be like getting an extra paycheck per month.": 0.0,
"I get paid up to 10 hours of straight pay overtime. My average is 46 though, I\u2019m old as md get burnt out, last 2 weeks I\u2019ve gone 50 each and it is too much. We approve overtime on a regular basis to help get over a hump at work. Lately it seems to be a lot of bumps and we\u2019re unable to hire the right type of engineers, so we offer overtime to bridge the gap. We offer it, and we encourage it, but we don\u2019t force it. I try very hard to make sure that the team members that chose not to work overtime to be treated fairly and their accomplishments taken into account, but it is hard when you sit there with other managers boasting how much harder their team worked and why they deserve a bigger piece of the pie. And I simply say that we\u2019re more efficient and better, we still did our job and succeeded, not our fault their team needed overtime to complete their tasks. If the 40 hr/week guys are successful, why penalize them?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow much overtime do you usually work a week? Employer is making us charge 46 hours every week. I\u2019m an electrical engineer. My employer can\u2019t seem to hire people so they decided to pay straight time for overtime as an incentive to get people to work more hours during this next quarter. The downside is that now they are requiring us to work 46 hours a week or we will be docked on our reviews which is used to determine our yearly salary increase/ promotions. My manager didn\u2019t mention this to us but another manager told my coworker team that. Also this doesn\u2019t include training, it\u2019s only hours we directly charge to our program. I know I\u2019ll have to work some overtime in engineering but this is ridiculous. How much overtime do you usually charge?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MA] Landlord wants me to pay my rent directly to the mortgage company, but I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this. My landlord, who lives in another state, wants me to pay my rent for my apartment that I rent in Massachusetts directly to the mortgage company and then mail her a check for the remainder (the rent she charges is more than the mortgage). I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this - am I legally obligated to pay her in this way? There\u2019s nothing about that in the lease. I don\u2019t want to be held liable if the payment is late or is lost. I don\u2019t feel like that is my responsibility. How should I handle this and are there any legal ramifications I need to be aware of?",
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"Hi there! I\u2019m the LegalFAQ bot. It looks like you may be experiencing housing issues related to housing or eviction. Come to https://legalfaq.org to find legal resources for renters in each state. You can also find links to local groups that can help you with legal, financial, or other problems at https://legalfaq.org/getHelp. Help us provide accurate advice to fellow redditors: if your post was related to housing or eviction, please like this comment; otherwise, please dislike this comment.": 0.0,
"Your only legal obligation is to pay **your landlord** (or whatever entity is specified in the lease agreement, such as a property management company). A bank which may or may not be entitled to a payment from your landlord (how can you even be sure?) is ***not*** **your landlord**. Furthermore, assuming your lease says you will pay **your landlord** a certain amount each month, you will technically be in breach by not paying **your landlord**. If your landlord ever decided to pull a fast one, they can successfully initiate litigation because they can *accurately* show a court that they did not receive payments from you (because they didn't\u2014an entity not a party to the lease agreement did instead). Sure, you'd have a valid defense and it could end up shaking out in your favor, but why even put yourself in a position to have to defend actions that you never actually agreed to in the lease? Litigation is taxing, financially and emotionally. Keep it simple. Do what the lease says. Pay your landlord directly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MA] Landlord wants me to pay my rent directly to the mortgage company, but I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this. My landlord, who lives in another state, wants me to pay my rent for my apartment that I rent in Massachusetts directly to the mortgage company and then mail her a check for the remainder (the rent she charges is more than the mortgage). I don\u2019t feel comfortable doing this - am I legally obligated to pay her in this way? There\u2019s nothing about that in the lease. I don\u2019t want to be held liable if the payment is late or is lost. I don\u2019t feel like that is my responsibility. How should I handle this and are there any legal ramifications I need to be aware of?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How does a relatively inexperienced engineer handle browbeating from senior engineers in the team? Let me explain: I'm a 15 year engineering veteran, but have challenged myself through my career to change domains, teams in an attempt to a) challenge myself intellectuallly b)identify my weaknesses and blindspots in order to become a better person and engineer. The newest team I'm in has an engineer who has been browbeating me for relatively small gaffes that could be handled in a much less severe shaming manner. My suspicion is that I came in to the team as a Sr. Engineer, but this engineer felt that I hadn't paid my dues enough to be deserving of my senior title, and intentionally goes after me to prove a point. I am doing my best to tighten up my work, pay much more attention to detail, work harder, etc, but what can one do to shield oneself from this intentional browbeating or have a proper clapback handy when one senses a bad faith actor?",
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"Kill \u2018em with kindness would be my approach. Especially if you get these comments in front of your other colleagues. As some others mentioned, thank him/her for his input/help when he/she berates you. Be very explicit in your wording. \u201cThank you! I REALLY appreciate your input\u201d. Make sure the others hear. Sooner or later they\u2019ll realize that they\u2019re coming off as an asshole. Or just ignore it in the expectation that that\u2019s just how he/she is and that with a few more months it\u2019ll stop because you\u2019ll get the hang of things.": 0.0,
"I'm going to assume everything on your side is true. As hard as this is to do, if you put your ego aside and truly listen to the guy maybe there is some useful nuggets in what he's telling you. Even jerks can teach you something. Are you making mistakes? Or is it a difference of opinion on approach? If it's the latter, I'd say maybe just ask him questions. \"Oh that is new to me, can you clarify what you mean by that? Why is that the best way?\" Maybe he just wants validation and to be listened. Doesn't make him right, but you can redirect his antagonism. Jerks and bullies generally don't like to pick on targets that don't give them anything back, if you go with it and don't tense up or give him any indication that he's pissed you off, eventually he'll go away and find a new target (assuming your company is big enough) \"or have a proper clapback handy when one senses a bad faith actor?\" You want to de-escalate the situation, I guarantee as witty and justified as your reply could be, it honestly won't fix anything and just sour the situation further. Be the bigger person, and if it gets out of hand elevate to your supervisor.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow does a relatively inexperienced engineer handle browbeating from senior engineers in the team? Let me explain: I'm a 15 year engineering veteran, but have challenged myself through my career to change domains, teams in an attempt to a) challenge myself intellectuallly b)identify my weaknesses and blindspots in order to become a better person and engineer. The newest team I'm in has an engineer who has been browbeating me for relatively small gaffes that could be handled in a much less severe shaming manner. My suspicion is that I came in to the team as a Sr. Engineer, but this engineer felt that I hadn't paid my dues enough to be deserving of my senior title, and intentionally goes after me to prove a point. I am doing my best to tighten up my work, pay much more attention to detail, work harder, etc, but what can one do to shield oneself from this intentional browbeating or have a proper clapback handy when one senses a bad faith actor?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[WALL E] Why is EVE so homicidally paranoid? EVE's entire purpose is to go to Earth and look for signs of life. I don't understand why she's equipped with a powerful plasma gun in the first place, but I REALLY don't understand why her first reaction to any kind of noise is to turn around and fire on it without even checking her target. If Earth was considered to be lifeless, or near enough, what dangers was she expected to potentially encounter?",
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"She only needed to bring back biological material. The gun is for killing animals to bring them back.": 0.0,
"Other humans. The axiom wasn't the only ship....at least originally.": 1.0
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"post_content": "In your respected field or in general, What separates a good engineer from a great one?",
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"In general, one who\u2019s willing to admit that they\u2019re never done learning. A good engineer will think they have a thorough working knowledge of a theory, concept, or process A great engineer will know that while they know more than the average person, they still have a lot more to learn": 0.0,
"Admitting to mistakes or that someone else (usually contractors) had a better idea than you did.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Company Said I would get a Promotion in 6 Months but Now Says No I joined on at a company that was starting a project I am very familiar with, so they hired me on at a good rate. They said the team would be expanding a lot and getting new members, which it has, and I would get a promotion to \"lead\" a group of 3-4 as we get larger and larger. Fast forward to 6 months to when this was supposed to happen and my boss says doesn't look like he can do it because HR and \"I don't fit the list of requirements\", mostly meaning I haven't been in the position for 3 years. Now, what nobody else knows, is that I recorded my interview where they told me I would get promoted at the 6 month mark. Now, I'm pretty sure that is illegal, but I literally have proof they told me (which they now deny, btw). Obviously, I don't want to show them because you can't legally record people w/o consent. How should I go about this?",
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"You're going about this the wrong way. First, the fact that you recorded what they said is immaterial. Without some written promise, it was just them blowing smoke up your ass. Until your promotion is formalized and your paycheck grows, there is no gurantee of promotion or pay increase. And honestly, would you want to have to get a promotion by telling them you recorded the conversation where it was 'promised' to you anyway? That would be extremely toxic. If you aren't able to get your employer to recognize your worth and pay you what you think you deserve, or promote you to the role you want, then either you aren't as competent as you think, or your employer is taking advantage of you. If you bring this information to them and say, hey, I'm ready for a promotion, here are the reasons I'm capable, and the best candidate, and they still refuse to do it, it might be time for you to move on. FWIW, as a hiring manager, I can confirm there are 'restrictions' around promotions like time in role, education, specific skills, etc. It could be that your boss is trying to vouch for you but company policy is getting in the way.": 0.0,
"What state? In most states you can legally record conversations. Only 12 states are \"two party consent\" states, and even some of those have exceptions. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone\\_call\\_recording\\_laws#Two-party\\_consent\\_states": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCompany Said I would get a Promotion in 6 Months but Now Says No I joined on at a company that was starting a project I am very familiar with, so they hired me on at a good rate. They said the team would be expanding a lot and getting new members, which it has, and I would get a promotion to \"lead\" a group of 3-4 as we get larger and larger. Fast forward to 6 months to when this was supposed to happen and my boss says doesn't look like he can do it because HR and \"I don't fit the list of requirements\", mostly meaning I haven't been in the position for 3 years. Now, what nobody else knows, is that I recorded my interview where they told me I would get promoted at the 6 month mark. Now, I'm pretty sure that is illegal, but I literally have proof they told me (which they now deny, btw). Obviously, I don't want to show them because you can't legally record people w/o consent. How should I go about this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do my creamy scrambled eggs stick so much to my pans I started making scrambled eggs similar to how Gordon Ramsey does by cracking them into a pan with a bit of butter, adding heat, stirring, taking it off the heat to stir, place back and stir and repeat until desired consistency. I like creamy scrambled eggs but there always seems to be a lot of (though not difficult) cleaning to do. I've used a non-stick pan and a stainless steel one. Any suggestions?",
"best_score": 100,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"your heat is too high": 0.0,
"Use a better nonstick pan, they don\u2019t last forever .": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do my creamy scrambled eggs stick so much to my pans I started making scrambled eggs similar to how Gordon Ramsey does by cracking them into a pan with a bit of butter, adding heat, stirring, taking it off the heat to stir, place back and stir and repeat until desired consistency. I like creamy scrambled eggs but there always seems to be a lot of (though not difficult) cleaning to do. I've used a non-stick pan and a stainless steel one. Any suggestions?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Chronicles of Narnia] How in the hell did The White Witch know what Turkish Delight was?",
"best_score": 88,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"My theory is Father Christmas. He visits Narnia, and probably has been there before - he knows the White Witch and refers to her almost in a familiar way, as if they've battled previously. And of course he gives the Pevensies weapons to fight her. Saint Nick is also originally Turkish. Possibly a gift of Turkish delight, for some Narnian, could have been part of the Witch's memory. Another theory is that if Santa Claus can visit Narnia as well as our world, then presumably he can visit other worlds as well. Maybe Jadis even tangled with him as an adversary back in Charn. Imagining that jolly old elf as a multi-dimensional warrior against evil is pretty awesome.": 0.0,
"Well she actually was on earth once. And also Narnia is heavily influenced by earth since day one \ud83d\ude01": 1.0
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"post_content": "What should I throw out if I will be gone for 2 months? I am going to be away from my (Mexican Caribbean, so very hot and humid) apartment for the months of July and August. Obviously I will clean my fridge of perishables but I've never left food products for so long, and I don't know if it'll be fine, especially in this climate, or I should resign myself to tossing everything and starting over when I get back. For example: soy sauce, multiple types of oil (sesame oil lives in the fridge, the rest on my counter), flour (I assume since I keep these in sealed containers it should be fine?), vanilla extract, sugar in sealed/unopened bags, baking powder, reduced stock in ice cube trays in the freezer, etc. (If this is the wrong sub for this kind of question I apologize.)",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"soy sauce, vanilla extract, oils in the fridge. flour and sugar should be fine as they are. baking powder in a ziplock bag. everything that's in the freezer will be fine (assuming to power outages)": 0.0,
"If the power will stay on then I'd keep the cold perishables, and give them a sniff test when I get back. If the power could be cut as often happens in the subtropics where I live in SE Asia, then I'd call it a loss and liquidate the cold perishables. I live in a place with a lot of expats who leave and we have groups online where people say \"Leaving, I have this, anyone want it?\" and it usually gets snapped up pretty fast. Any option for that where you are?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat should I throw out if I will be gone for 2 months? I am going to be away from my (Mexican Caribbean, so very hot and humid) apartment for the months of July and August. Obviously I will clean my fridge of perishables but I've never left food products for so long, and I don't know if it'll be fine, especially in this climate, or I should resign myself to tossing everything and starting over when I get back. For example: soy sauce, multiple types of oil (sesame oil lives in the fridge, the rest on my counter), flour (I assume since I keep these in sealed containers it should be fine?), vanilla extract, sugar in sealed/unopened bags, baking powder, reduced stock in ice cube trays in the freezer, etc. (If this is the wrong sub for this kind of question I apologize.)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] why doesn\u2019t the Rebel Alliance just pay off Han\u2019s debt? The clearly see his value and note as much in ESB. Rather than losing him as he tries to settle up with Jabba, why not pay Jabba and be done with it?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It's not a matter of not having the money. He had it, since Princess Leia paid him off after they rescued her from the Death Star, but he couldn't find an opportunity to get back to Tatooine to pay back Jabba the Hutt. As it turns out, throwing his lot in with the Rebel Alliance at Yavin IV meant having to be on the move a lot to avoid getting captured by the Empire. He was wanted not only by the Imperial authorities, but also the bounty hunters and gangster thugs that Jabba hired to go kill him. Because of that, he didn't get a lot of opportunities to take care of personal matters.": 0.0,
"Well, they're not exactly rolling in cash, but if I recall correctly in Legends he DID get paid and then his money got swiped by pirates. He didn't feel right about hitting up the Rebels *twice* for money, especially since they were so strapped and he felt his excuse was so weak they'd assume he just gambled it away. So he kept quiet about it. Sooner or later Jabba decided he'd rather just have Han's corpse, as a lesson to future welchers.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] why doesn\u2019t the Rebel Alliance just pay off Han\u2019s debt? The clearly see his value and note as much in ESB. Rather than losing him as he tries to settle up with Jabba, why not pay Jabba and be done with it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do a lot of stir-fries have you fry the garlic and ginger in the beginning while in western cooking they are generally some of the last ingredients to be added? Pretty much every recipe I've seen in stir-fries frying the aromatics, most of the time garlic and ginger, at the begging, and then they add the hardier vegetables and ingredients like onions and carrots. In Western cooking when frying anything you either dump the garlic with every other vegetable or only at the end after they soften.",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Making stir fry tonight. Carrots go in first to get a good sear on them-take them out. Onions go in next. Ginger and garlic after that-take them out, Then the grey squash and cabbage. Take them out. Meat goes in last, due to it creating a liquid. Then add the ginger and garlic-for flavor. Add the baby Nappa and the rest. Splash of white wine if need be. Serving over 'stir-fry' noodles, in boiling water for about 3 minutes.": 0.0,
"It has a lot to do with timing. With authentic stir frying, you're never actually cooking the garlic and ginger for very long in the wok. With many western recipes, the garlic (less often ginger) is meant to cook alongside the other ingredients, which are often cooked from raw to full doneness. This usually takes a while and by the time other ingredients are finished, the garlic will have burned, so it's practical to toss the garlic in later on in the process. However, with a lot of stir frying, the ingredients are often already par-cooked or cut into very small or thin pieces to cook incredibly quickly. The garlic and ginger are meant to infuse the oil with flavor before other ingredients are tossed in to heat up and coat in the aromatic oils. Because they cook for so little time, you want the oil to already be very infused with the aromatics, so the ginger and garlic go in first. And because the ingredients cook so quickly, the ginger and garlic are less prone to burn by the time the dish is ready.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do a lot of stir-fries have you fry the garlic and ginger in the beginning while in western cooking they are generally some of the last ingredients to be added? Pretty much every recipe I've seen in stir-fries frying the aromatics, most of the time garlic and ginger, at the begging, and then they add the hardier vegetables and ingredients like onions and carrots. In Western cooking when frying anything you either dump the garlic with every other vegetable or only at the end after they soften.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What ever happens to the engineers that believe in \"C's get degrees\" or do the bare minimum in school? Is it hard to get hired?",
"best_score": 67,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Once you get your first job, GPA doesn't really matter to employers.": 0.0,
"Just want to note to OP that this thread is going to have some serious confirmation bias. The folks that will comment here are proud of their success, as well they should be. But many aren\u2019t in an \u201caskengineers\u201d thread because they are no longer engineers, or at least not ones who would subscribe to an advice thread. Bottom line, you get what you put in. Focusing just on a 4.0 isn\u2019t the end all be all, but doing the bare minimum will build a habit of doing the bare minimum. Use school to build your work ethic and ambition": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What happens when lotion is applied to really dry skin on a cellular level?",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"I apply Vaseline to my cracked lips every night before bed because it\u2019s the only way to stop them getting worse during the winter.": 0.0,
"Well. First here so. I am no dermatologist but... Lotion tends to hold in moisture in your skin as it has a waxy component. They also contain vitamins which benefit skin such as A and E. Easily absorbed topically. Basically, lotion holds in moisture and has vitamins topically absorbed.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[General Superhero Universe] What are run-of-the-mill action movies like? When the screenwriters have a terrorist group attack Boston, do they have to write into the script a credible reason why the real-life Avengers don\u2019t just show up and shut them down?",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Almost definitely not. Those movies are just set in a universe akin to Earth-Prime, Earth 33 or Earth-1218 where supers don't exist.": 0.0,
"Presumably. Luckily, script writers are pretty good at handwaving why the police/armed response teams/the national guard/whoever don't show up to shut down whatever the villain of the week is up to. They're up to the job of coming up with a superficially convincing reason why Thor is busy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General Superhero Universe] What are run-of-the-mill action movies like? When the screenwriters have a terrorist group attack Boston, do they have to write into the script a credible reason why the real-life Avengers don\u2019t just show up and shut them down?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "my mom is my landlord and wants to evict me My mother and I have always had a poor relationship and I went into foster care. I am now grown with my own family but she still has her control issues. My family and I (husband and 3 kids) moved into one of her properties and have been here about a year and a half. We did sign a lease and pay a regular rent rate. The issue is that my mother blurs the landlord/mom line whenever she wants something but when it comes to me she wants strictly \"tenant\" behavior. If I'm late on rent past the 5th I need to pay my late fee like everyone else. Then she comes in while I'm on vacation and rearranges my house. I can't make changes to the property in any way, but she wants me to go down in the crawlspace to help her make repairs. So on and so forth. She has told me many times that this house is my inheritance and I didn't understand why she cared what I did here but I do take care of the place regardless. Point is that all of her leases have a \"no pet\" policy and I have taken in a litter of stray kittens. She has given a 3 day notice of demand at the beginning of the month and says she expects us to pay 300 dollars and get rid of the cats or move out. She just came by yesterday and said she doesn't want to actually file eviction just for us to leave the house at the end of the month. Doesn't she have to legally evict us before we have to go? I'm not expecting a judgement to go my way in court but it would buy us time to prepare as we are a single income household. Do I have any recourse?",
"best_score": 55,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Look up your states laws and tenant rights and contact a free lawyer. There are lawyers that will work with you and not get paid until there is a settlement or just not be paid. I had to go to one because of my landlord upped my rent, come to find out it was all done legally so they closed my case and I didn't have to pay anything. My best advice, leave as fast as you can and cut your mom out of your life. never talk to her again, don't let her know where you're going, just leave.": 0.0,
"As others have said, an eviction will follow you forever. It will be nearly impossible to rent at a decent price/location ever again. Get rid if the cats. Pay your rent on time. Refuse to do any work in the crawlspace. Find a new place to live. Never mix buisness with family.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nmy mom is my landlord and wants to evict me My mother and I have always had a poor relationship and I went into foster care. I am now grown with my own family but she still has her control issues. My family and I (husband and 3 kids) moved into one of her properties and have been here about a year and a half. We did sign a lease and pay a regular rent rate. The issue is that my mother blurs the landlord/mom line whenever she wants something but when it comes to me she wants strictly \"tenant\" behavior. If I'm late on rent past the 5th I need to pay my late fee like everyone else. Then she comes in while I'm on vacation and rearranges my house. I can't make changes to the property in any way, but she wants me to go down in the crawlspace to help her make repairs. So on and so forth. She has told me many times that this house is my inheritance and I didn't understand why she cared what I did here but I do take care of the place regardless. Point is that all of her leases have a \"no pet\" policy and I have taken in a litter of stray kittens. She has given a 3 day notice of demand at the beginning of the month and says she expects us to pay 300 dollars and get rid of the cats or move out. She just came by yesterday and said she doesn't want to actually file eviction just for us to leave the house at the end of the month. Doesn't she have to legally evict us before we have to go? I'm not expecting a judgement to go my way in court but it would buy us time to prepare as we are a single income household. Do I have any recourse?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do dogs and other animals smell things in lots of small, short sniffs, rather than in a single breath?",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Habit number one. It is thought to help get a full smell since the warm, moist air hits the objects and disperses the smell (volatiles) further, creating a nice little cloud containing the target smell But it's not conscious as they are just doing a heckin good sniff": 0.0,
"I once bought a chicken from a supermarket and as soon as I cut the plastic I could tell it was off. Took it back wrapped in a plastic bag and told the lady at the service desk. She opens the back and leans in...and I'm thinking NO! DON'T!...and she takes a deep inhale through her nose and promptly vomits, it was that bad. I don't know what possessed her when she was forewarned it was rotten meat. I bet she has never forgotten that. Maybe she became vegetarian? Yeah, I got a refund.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old Why do you sometimes get a high pitches sound in one of your ears that usually lasts a few seconds?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"One of the most common reasons, which I will explain as if the reader was five, is rather simple. Sound waves enter your ear and vibrate teeny tiny \u201chairs\u201d inside your ear. These are what are responsible for sound. Like all parts of your body being made of cells. They occasionally die off and replace themselves. When one of the hairs dies off it\u2019s basically stimulated by itself and sends a high pitched noise as this happens. Basically if you hear a high pitched noise. Little hairs in your ear are screaming as they die.": 0.0,
"When I was a kid my mom told me that it was because someone was talking about me. If the sound was on my right ear it was something good being said about me and if it was on the left ear it was something bad. I believed it for so long": 1.0
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"post_content": "Current, crappy employer just offered me 100k to stay after putting in 2 weeks, what would you do? This is a continuation of my post from 2 days ago. I put in my 2 weeks to work at a slower paced company with much better culture for 2 more weeks of vacation and 5k less per year. My current employer just countered with a 100k salary, time and a half overtime, a seniority bump, and matched the vacation. I'm early in my career, the extra 30k before overtime (I work a lot of overtime) would leave me debt free in a year. What would you do in my position?",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Just to add some additional items to consider, I can't recommend you stay or go since this involves your mental health. If you stay, besides the huge bump in salary, it gives you an excellent base salary to springboard off for the next job. These type of salary bumps only come once in a career. Typically, you won't see that 100k salary for another 5 years. I would test the waters and see if management would be willing to remove some more of the factors that are making your current job difficult. You mentioned in your previous post that it doesn't seem like you have adequate authority with the shop floor, especially if they're throwing out your drawings. I would make that a condition in accepting the raise, there needs to be a work process in place so that your work is not changed with out approval from you and management. I got into engineering for the money, I don't think you're being a \"prostitute\" to make your next career decision based on the money. However, I also don't think you can put a price tag on your mental health.": 0.0,
"If you've given your two weeks, more than likely your company is looking at you very askant. If you don't somehow convince them you are there to stay, they will likely be looking to derisk you then broom you. Most capable leaders know, when you have lost someone mentally it is VERY hard to get them back.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCurrent, crappy employer just offered me 100k to stay after putting in 2 weeks, what would you do? This is a continuation of my post from 2 days ago. I put in my 2 weeks to work at a slower paced company with much better culture for 2 more weeks of vacation and 5k less per year. My current employer just countered with a 100k salary, time and a half overtime, a seniority bump, and matched the vacation. I'm early in my career, the extra 30k before overtime (I work a lot of overtime) would leave me debt free in a year. What would you do in my position?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] How does one get themselves psychoanalyzed by Captain America? The guy could sell out stadiums yet he's talking to like 6 people in an empty cafeteria. Who are those people, are they rich or do they know someone who can pull strings?",
"best_score": 65,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Dude that was like a support group, not a super special private talk with Cap.": 0.0,
"Because it's not a Captain America; first Avenger thing, it's a Steve Rogers; regular Joe type thing. If you heard Hulk Hogan was having a meet and greet you'd expect there to be a big turn out of Hulk Hogan fans, but if you heard that Terry Bollea was hosting an AA meeting it would be inappropriate to show up asking for autographs.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] How does one get themselves psychoanalyzed by Captain America? The guy could sell out stadiums yet he's talking to like 6 people in an empty cafeteria. Who are those people, are they rich or do they know someone who can pull strings?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[The Witcher] So this guy with white hair and a big ass sword on his back just walked into the bar that my friends and I are drinking at and for some reason all of my friends want to fight him. I'm pretty sure he kills monsters for fun. How do I convince them to not fight the professional killer?",
"best_score": 61,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Remind them of the Cantina scene in Star Wars: A New Hope. Obi-Wan offered to buy the jerk a drink to distract him from hassling Luke, but he refused, started picking a fight, and got his arm chopped off. Ask them if they want to lose an arm. They'd be fighting way out of their weight class. And if they're not listening, best for you to get out of there before the trouble starts.": 0.0,
"Ask the white haired guy to kill one of the rats scurrying in the shadows on the other side of the room by throwing a fork at it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[The Witcher] So this guy with white hair and a big ass sword on his back just walked into the bar that my friends and I are drinking at and for some reason all of my friends want to fight him. I'm pretty sure he kills monsters for fun. How do I convince them to not fight the professional killer?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can you make mayo with chilli oil?? I just made chilli oil and i wonder if you can make mayo but insted of the oil usually used to make the emulsion in mayo, use chilli oil so you get a very flavorful and spicy mayo. I dont have a lot of exprience with mayo making so I dont know if such thing can work.",
"best_score": 52,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Isn\u2019t this the way they make the spicy mayo for spicy sushi?": 0.0,
"Yeah I do it all the time. I use the Serious Eats chili crisp and replace some of the canola oil with chili crisp. I use the immersion blender mayo recipe too.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan you make mayo with chilli oil?? I just made chilli oil and i wonder if you can make mayo but insted of the oil usually used to make the emulsion in mayo, use chilli oil so you get a very flavorful and spicy mayo. I dont have a lot of exprience with mayo making so I dont know if such thing can work.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Airbnb host kicked off platform is threatening to sue me! Last month I reported an Airbnb host for sending me threatening messages and he has since been removed from the platform. Since then he has sent me a few disgruntled messages, the most recent of which threatened legal action for the loss of income related to being kicked off of both Airbnb and VRBO. Just a few moments ago, I received an email from a lawyer representing the ex-Airbnb host. It is largely a summary of events where the lawyer explains the situation, apologizes on behalf of his client for the inappropriate behavior (that he says were sent by his ex-wife, who was listed as a co-host), and makes a request that I contact Airbnb to get him reinstated to the platform, following which he will relinquish any claim he may have against me and resolve all outstanding issues between us. The message ends with \"this offer will remain open for 21 days, after which time it will no longer be open for acceptance.\" It's pretty obvious to me at this point that I should contact a lawyer, but does he really have any ground to stand on here? I know I'm not being officially sued quite yet, but the threat is still there. I documented all of our interactions, including my correspondence with Airbnb that lead to him being removed from the platform, so I have everything in order if needed. I'm not entirely surprised he's gone this far, but I think I would be very surprised if this somehow went to court **and** I lost. Any thoughts? I've never been sued before, so advice and feedback is very welcome!",
"best_score": 18,
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"Just FYI - In SOME states, the liability side of your renter's/homeowner's and/or umbrella policy will defend/indemnify libel or slander claims. Review any applicable policies. If you believe you may have coverage, reach out to place them on notice. Obligatory CYA - Please bear in mind that I am not admitted to practice in your state. This answer is being provided for informational purposes and is not \u201clegal advice\u201d. You should speak to a lawyer admitted in your state.": 0.0,
"If he has proof it was his wife and not him who sent the emails, he needs to present that to the platform himself and ask for reconsideration. Sounds like the only information you have that it was the wife is his email, and not any first-hand knoweldge? This is a desperate attempt to get you to help, but you should ignore the letter. I agree with others that you don't need to hire an attorney or respond unless you're served.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAirbnb host kicked off platform is threatening to sue me! Last month I reported an Airbnb host for sending me threatening messages and he has since been removed from the platform. Since then he has sent me a few disgruntled messages, the most recent of which threatened legal action for the loss of income related to being kicked off of both Airbnb and VRBO. Just a few moments ago, I received an email from a lawyer representing the ex-Airbnb host. It is largely a summary of events where the lawyer explains the situation, apologizes on behalf of his client for the inappropriate behavior (that he says were sent by his ex-wife, who was listed as a co-host), and makes a request that I contact Airbnb to get him reinstated to the platform, following which he will relinquish any claim he may have against me and resolve all outstanding issues between us. The message ends with \"this offer will remain open for 21 days, after which time it will no longer be open for acceptance.\" It's pretty obvious to me at this point that I should contact a lawyer, but does he really have any ground to stand on here? I know I'm not being officially sued quite yet, but the threat is still there. I documented all of our interactions, including my correspondence with Airbnb that lead to him being removed from the platform, so I have everything in order if needed. I'm not entirely surprised he's gone this far, but I think I would be very surprised if this somehow went to court **and** I lost. Any thoughts? I've never been sued before, so advice and feedback is very welcome!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: There is no way to fairly introduce intelligence or civic-responsibility-related requirements to become a voter I've seen a couple of 'thought-leaders' recently (including Richard Dawkins and Ben Shapiro) bemoaning the fact that people they don't deem intelligent are given the same voting rights as everyone else. But while it frustrates me that people who think the Earth is flat or don't understand how tax works have the same right to choose a government as I do, I don't see any way of excluding them (or others) that isn't open to huge bias or abuse. If it's a test, who creates the test? If it's a standard, who sets the standard? How do we choose the test-makers, and how do we stop people from gaming that system? I'd genuinely love a good answer to this question, since Shapiro and Dawkins definitely don't have one.",
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"In Australia it's compulsory to vote and if you don't you get fined, this leads to alot of \"donkey voting\". Where people just show up beacuse they have to and void the vote by drawing a penis on it, or simply just selecting the first box you see and walking away. I think they should make it so only people who actually care can cast there vote. You are right though as it would be really hard to create a system everybody appreciates equally": 0.0,
"One possibility, to help ensure that people have SOME level of knowledge on what they are voting for would be to remove the party affiliation from the candidates name. That would force voters to at least know who they were voting for, hopefully leading them to pay at least the slightest bit of attention to the candidates themselves.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: There is no way to fairly introduce intelligence or civic-responsibility-related requirements to become a voter I've seen a couple of 'thought-leaders' recently (including Richard Dawkins and Ben Shapiro) bemoaning the fact that people they don't deem intelligent are given the same voting rights as everyone else. But while it frustrates me that people who think the Earth is flat or don't understand how tax works have the same right to choose a government as I do, I don't see any way of excluding them (or others) that isn't open to huge bias or abuse. If it's a test, who creates the test? If it's a standard, who sets the standard? How do we choose the test-makers, and how do we stop people from gaming that system? I'd genuinely love a good answer to this question, since Shapiro and Dawkins definitely don't have one.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Monsters, Inc.] What is the slogan of Monsters, Inc. after they switch to telling jokes to kids instead of scaring them? Before, their slogan was 'We scare because we care', but they don't scare anymore. What would they change it to that is just as catchy? 'We're comedic because you all need it' doesn't roll off the tongue nearly as well.",
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"worse_score": 2,
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"\"The laughter, that makes your home warm.\"": 0.0,
"Just a fun bit of information. I played Kingdom Hearts 3 recently and Monsters Inc i a world in there. It takes place after the end of Monsters Inc. The level is the factory and at the entrance above the doors is that slogan. But they have metal scaffolding to leading up to and partially covering the \"Scare\" part of it, showing that they are working on changing it. Don't have an answer for ya but just thought that might be a cool thing to add to this thread.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Monsters, Inc.] What is the slogan of Monsters, Inc. after they switch to telling jokes to kids instead of scaring them? Before, their slogan was 'We scare because we care', but they don't scare anymore. What would they change it to that is just as catchy? 'We're comedic because you all need it' doesn't roll off the tongue nearly as well.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How did David Duke, a former KKK leader, win 39% of the vote in the 1991 Louisiana gubernatorial election? What factors led to 39% of the voters being willing to support a former KKK leader for governor? I can understand that some Republican voters would vote for their party's candidate regardless of who it was, but Duke still won out in first round over seemingly more qualified and mainstream Republican candidates.",
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"Duke was running against Edwin \"Fast Eddy\" Edwards. Edwards was eventually convicted of corruption, charges of which had been made for his long career. There was an anti-Duke bumper sticker which read \"Vote For The Crook, It's Important.\" How much of the Duke vote was anti-Edwards and how much was pro-Klan is impossible to determine.": 0.0,
"This is a good question and I hope someone answers it intelligently with sources.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhistorians that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow did David Duke, a former KKK leader, win 39% of the vote in the 1991 Louisiana gubernatorial election? What factors led to 39% of the voters being willing to support a former KKK leader for governor? I can understand that some Republican voters would vote for their party's candidate regardless of who it was, but Duke still won out in first round over seemingly more qualified and mainstream Republican candidates.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Pokemon] Why does Nurse Joy always say \u201cWe hope to see you again\u201d? Does she hope a ten year old and their pets wind up back in the hospital? That\u2019s kinda messed up...",
"best_score": 72,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"If you don't see them again, they either quit or have fallen in battle.": 0.0,
"She's not stupid, she knows you're healing them up to go battle again, and she's hoping you'll continue to give your Pok\u00e9mon top tier medical care.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Pokemon] Why does Nurse Joy always say \u201cWe hope to see you again\u201d? Does she hope a ten year old and their pets wind up back in the hospital? That\u2019s kinda messed up...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do Pancakes and Waffles taste different if they are made from the same batter? Made a waffle and a pancake with the same batter and the waffle tasted better",
"best_score": 36,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Waffles usually contain a bit of oil as well.": 0.0,
"Texture. Same with how different pasta shapes can take on different flavour": 1.0
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"post_content": "How to get sesame seeds to stick on store bought potato buns? I really like the potato buns, they're great, the only thing they're missing is that they don't add sesame seeds on there. I bought a bag of sesame seeds and decided I'd just put them on there myself when I'm making burgers or such but I'm wondering how to get the sesame seeds to stick to the buns?",
"best_score": 47,
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"responses": {
"Un-bake the buns, apply seeds and then re-bake for a perfect sesame seed bun.": 0.0,
"one egg, one tablespoon of water. mix together and brush on the buns. sprinkle the seeds and bake for a bit until they're stuck in place.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is there an official term for a thing which starts to work after you hit it?",
"best_score": 59,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Drugs": 0.0,
"The intern.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there an official term for a thing which starts to work after you hit it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Holding opinions so dearly that you consider them part of your identity is fundamental damaging to pubic discourse and conversation. Changing opinions is usually seen as a sign of weakness or incompetence, and most people are subconsciously terrified of being wrong. With that being said, I believe that the reason why the split between the political community is so much larger than before isn\u2019t solely because if echo chambers, but the unneeded ego-centric reinforcement of opinions that convince the holder that any attack of their ideas translates to an attack on them. Not much progress can be made if neither side is willing to consider others\u2019 opinions and to be able to change their mind, people need to consider their opinions rather as tools that sometimes may need replacement.",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"If you cant change your mind about this idea then you are part of the problem.": 0.0,
"You can define your identity by your beliefs but still change them, after which you can change your identity. For example, someone might identify as religious, then change their opinion, and identify as an atheist.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Holding opinions so dearly that you consider them part of your identity is fundamental damaging to pubic discourse and conversation. Changing opinions is usually seen as a sign of weakness or incompetence, and most people are subconsciously terrified of being wrong. With that being said, I believe that the reason why the split between the political community is so much larger than before isn\u2019t solely because if echo chambers, but the unneeded ego-centric reinforcement of opinions that convince the holder that any attack of their ideas translates to an attack on them. Not much progress can be made if neither side is willing to consider others\u2019 opinions and to be able to change their mind, people need to consider their opinions rather as tools that sometimes may need replacement.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "For making latkes, most of my recipes call for russet potatoes. I have a bag of Klondike gold potatoes--are these okay to substitute or will it mess with the final outcome? My mother in law gave me a 5lb bag of potatoes that I'm trying to use up. I figured latkes were a good way to do that but I don't know if potatoes are like apples where some of them are better for different uses and if that difference will be a problem.",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"No matter what, squeeze out the liquid to get that crispy crust.": 0.0,
"Happy Hanukah!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFor making latkes, most of my recipes call for russet potatoes. I have a bag of Klondike gold potatoes--are these okay to substitute or will it mess with the final outcome? My mother in law gave me a 5lb bag of potatoes that I'm trying to use up. I figured latkes were a good way to do that but I don't know if potatoes are like apples where some of them are better for different uses and if that difference will be a problem.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Full time WFH Engineers: What do you do? I've always viewed most engineering (not management) jobs as needing to be in the office/lab/etc. What kind of job do you do as an engineer that's WFH?",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I work 3/5 days from home. Mostly CAD, sometimes research on parts/sourcing, sometimes BOM stuff. Some meetings/emails. I love it.": 0.0,
"Electronics hardware/firmware/HDL stuff in the broadcast industry. I have a room with a pile of dev boards and computers, a very fast internet connection, and a garage full of lab gear, not a problem.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFull time WFH Engineers: What do you do? I've always viewed most engineering (not management) jobs as needing to be in the office/lab/etc. What kind of job do you do as an engineer that's WFH?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "(Pennsylvania) My neighbor's baby has started running around on my property and I'm afraid he'll get hurt. How can I protect myself legally? My neighbor lets her literal baby run around unsupervised and he has decided to run around my yard and climb on my inoperable lawnmower. He also looks in my window to see my cats. The child is obviously being neglected based on him running amok with no supervision and other worrysome signs. I plan on contacting child services, since me speaking to my neighbor about my concerns has done nothing. The mother said she'd make sure the boy doesn't come onto my property again, but the next day he paid me a visit and I ended up escorting him home because nobody was outside. All I did was walk to his house and he followed me, so I didn't like pick him up or anything. His mother seemed unphased when I returned him and just took him inside. Is there any way I can protect myself legally in case this child injures himself on my property or something?",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 2,
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"I would call police and cps.": 0.0,
"18 months! No more contacting the parents. Call the police.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n(Pennsylvania) My neighbor's baby has started running around on my property and I'm afraid he'll get hurt. How can I protect myself legally? My neighbor lets her literal baby run around unsupervised and he has decided to run around my yard and climb on my inoperable lawnmower. He also looks in my window to see my cats. The child is obviously being neglected based on him running amok with no supervision and other worrysome signs. I plan on contacting child services, since me speaking to my neighbor about my concerns has done nothing. The mother said she'd make sure the boy doesn't come onto my property again, but the next day he paid me a visit and I ended up escorting him home because nobody was outside. All I did was walk to his house and he followed me, so I didn't like pick him up or anything. His mother seemed unphased when I returned him and just took him inside. Is there any way I can protect myself legally in case this child injures himself on my property or something?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is Elon Musk exaggerating the life span of his Tesla\u2019s Li-ion batteries? \u201c*According to Elon Musk on Twitter, Tesla car batteries are supposed to technically last for 300,000 to 500,000 miles, which is 1,500 battery cycles. That\u2019s between 22 and 37 years for the average car driver, who, according to the Department of Transportation, drives about 13,500 miles per year.*\u201d \u2014energysage Is Elon exaggerating here? I looked up the average life span of lithium-ion batteries and it turns out to be, \u201ctwo to three years or 300 to 500 charge cycles\u2026\u201d which is a lot less than what Musk claims Tesla\u2019s modern electric vehicles are capable of (Tektronix). And then there is the problem of capacity loss for Li-ion batteries.",
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"It depends on a lot of things including chemistry and design and what you consider \u201clifespan\u201d to be. What defines the battery as \u201cdead\u201d? The chemistry of the battery has a huge impact. You can greatly change cell parameters including lifespan. Temperature matters a lot too. Teslas have pretty effective temperature management. A cell phone or Nissan Leaf do not (part of the reason both of those batteries degrade rapidly). Is he exaggerating? Probably. He\u2019s Elon musk. Is it going to be 3-5 years? Probably not.": 0.0,
"He's probably exaggerating but your numbers are probably not from the same use case. Lithium batteries in phones charge to the very max and are expected to die in a few years because phones need charge all day and usually get replaced in a few years. Lithium batteries in cars are generally not charged as crazy high which sacrifices some (barely any) immediate storage capacity but gives you more useful cycles in the battery's life.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs Elon Musk exaggerating the life span of his Tesla\u2019s Li-ion batteries? \u201c*According to Elon Musk on Twitter, Tesla car batteries are supposed to technically last for 300,000 to 500,000 miles, which is 1,500 battery cycles. That\u2019s between 22 and 37 years for the average car driver, who, according to the Department of Transportation, drives about 13,500 miles per year.*\u201d \u2014energysage Is Elon exaggerating here? I looked up the average life span of lithium-ion batteries and it turns out to be, \u201ctwo to three years or 300 to 500 charge cycles\u2026\u201d which is a lot less than what Musk claims Tesla\u2019s modern electric vehicles are capable of (Tektronix). And then there is the problem of capacity loss for Li-ion batteries.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are humans depicted in paintings from ancient civilizations like different than now? Weren't there artists who could paint realistic paintings? Weren't there artists at that time who could draw humans for what they actually looked like. For instance, look at the paintings of kings from the 17th Century or before.",
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"worse_score": 4,
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"Basically because of the lack of medium (paper, canvas, etc) and tools (brushes, pens, etc). Ancient civilizations did not have medium and tools readily avalaible for an artist to spend hour and hours practicing till they were able to perfect themselves enough to capture a realistic depiction of a person. This basically changes siginificantly during the Renaissance, where these tools became more common.": 0.0,
"One potential answer is lenses. The technology to make high quality lenses first emerges in Holland and Italy during the 15th century. These allowed artists to project images of a sitter onto a canvas and to sketch the main lines and shades, giving the hyperrealistic paintings the renaissance became famous for. (It's also worth noting that many of the paintings involve subjects where this technique would be particularly effective, like shiny armour in a darkened room with a single 'spot' source of light. A renaissance artist's studio would have resembled a photographer's studio today) On the other hand, Classical Art (and some Egyptian Art) made sculptures that are near perfect, and their mosaics are also close to realism, and that can't be explained with lenses. I think it's clear that stylisation played a significant role: it wasn't just that people *couldn't* do 'realistic' (that is, as we know from photographs) portraits, it was that they weren't trying to. They were often aspiring to something else: to show the power of a ruler, to represent the Gods, to communicate something or exhibit a particular aesthetic sensibility. The Greek philosophy of art (Plato and Aristotle) *did* expressly see mimeticism (looking-like-the-thing) as being the purpose or measure of good art though, which explains why Greek and Roman mosaics, sculptures, and sarcophagi paintings are as realistic as they are.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Scooby-Doo] Does Mystery Inc still not believe in Ghosts? Considering everything they have been through, including but not limited to: \\- 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo \\- Scooby-Doo and the Witches Ghosts (picked specifically because it was the debut of the Hex Girls whom they have later run into multiple times and have greeted as friends) \\- Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated \\- Scooby-Doo/Monsters Unleashed Do they still not believe in Ghosts, Magic and Monsters? If not, how can they remain so defiant in the face of the overwhelming fact that the supernatural exists?",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"They're aware of the supernatural, but they can't accept that this is the norm, because the likelihood of that is far less than that of a faker in a ghost suit.": 0.0,
"Final episode of Mystery Inc reveals that >!the entire timeline and the backstories of everyone in the world has been rewritten, with only a few people noticing the change and remembering what came before. It is explicit that!< this is not the first time or last time this has happened. Sometimes Mystery Inc believes in ghosts sometimes not, time is fluid.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Scooby-Doo] Does Mystery Inc still not believe in Ghosts? Considering everything they have been through, including but not limited to: \\- 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo \\- Scooby-Doo and the Witches Ghosts (picked specifically because it was the debut of the Hex Girls whom they have later run into multiple times and have greeted as friends) \\- Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated \\- Scooby-Doo/Monsters Unleashed Do they still not believe in Ghosts, Magic and Monsters? If not, how can they remain so defiant in the face of the overwhelming fact that the supernatural exists?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old Why does adding water to boiling oil cause an explosion but nothing happens when adding oil to boiling water?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Water can only reach as high as 100C before it starts boiling. No matter how much you heat up water at 100C, it wont get to 101C unless it is steam. Heating water more when its at 100C just makes it boil at 100C faster. Dump some oil in 100C water, and the oil will quickly rise to 100C but remain as a liquid. Cooking oil can get to 212C before boiling. Dump some water into boiling 212C oil and and the water will quickly rise to 100C and start boiling extremely fast. Any liquid water also sinks in the boiling oil so that it is surrounded by super hot oil, making it boil even faster. It boils so quickly it causes dropplets of boiling oil to eject upwards and aerosolize, which has the potential to ignite into a fiery explosion.": 0.0,
"Oil cam get much hotter than the boiling point of water. When water is added to hot oil it boils rapidly and the steam breaking the surface causes the \"explosion.\"": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are fridges in cold climate countries not mounted into the wall of a house so the ambient air could cool the inside?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Fridges are for keeping food \u201ccool\u201d. It\u2019s a tough line to maintain, year round, as getting warm will spoil some foods, and freezing can destroy others. A better question would be about freezers. Not having a freezer in a cold enough year-round climate is way more doable.": 0.0,
"I grew up in Russia, and my parents used some of the storage space right under a big kitchen window as the second fridge. They even had a special name for it, literally \u201cunder-window fridge\u201d. So as a child, this was an entirely natural thing to me. Buying a fridge was rather difficult at the time, so I imagine we were not the only ones.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[MCU] Is Doctor Strange's cloak a living thing? Like, Is it a being? Does it have a soul? Or is it just wizard AI?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Depends on your definition of \u201cliving\u201d it definitely has sentience to a point but it doesn\u2019t need to breathe, eat, drink, or sleep. Whether it has a soul or not can be debatable cause to some the fact that it\u2019s sentient could lean towards it having a soul. So I\u2019m just gonna say yes but no.": 0.0,
"Think Aladdin\u2019s magic carpet": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How come in plenty of markets, it seems like we always end up with a handful of major players, but for cars, you still have dozens of brands from many countries that compete against each other?",
"best_score": 34,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"I would say that's relative, the automotive industry for a while was just a handful of players and while international trading has made it seem like there is a lot of choice, if you look back on the history of the industry, lots of other companies have folded or been absorbed into the companies you know today.": 0.0,
"There are plenty of markets with wide competition. Cell phones, for example. People talk about Android vs iPhone vs Windows vs Blackberry, but both Android and Windows (especially Android) have multiple manufacturers competing with each other. Motorola, LG, Samsung, Lumia, ZTE, and more. Computers work the same way, with \"PC\" encompassing dozens of manufacturers from Dell to HP to Alienware In fact, I can think of more industries that have a lot of competition than ones with only a little.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How come in plenty of markets, it seems like we always end up with a handful of major players, but for cars, you still have dozens of brands from many countries that compete against each other?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] How did Darth Maul survive bring cut in half and falling down a massive pit while Qui Gon Jinn got sabered in the chest and died? Wouldn't the saber have cauterize the wound and prevented him from bleeding out long enough to get him to a doctor?",
"best_score": 46,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It was my impression Qui-gon\u2019s lungs and/or heart were severely damaged, whereas all Maul lost was his balls.": 0.0,
"Darth Maul used his hate and channelled the dark side to keep himself alive. For 12 years. For 12 God damn years Maul kept himself alive through insane, dementia-inducing hate. When Savage found him he was a broken and scattered creature. The way he speaks is lost, scared and confused. But then he speaks of the Jedi and for a moment we see a glimpse of his former self as Maul revisits his previous confrontation with Obi Wan and Qui Gon. TL,DR: Maul was literally too angry to die and used that anger to funnel the dark side into himself and prolong his death.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] How did Darth Maul survive bring cut in half and falling down a massive pit while Qui Gon Jinn got sabered in the chest and died? Wouldn't the saber have cauterize the wound and prevented him from bleeding out long enough to get him to a doctor?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Spider-Man 1 (Raimi)] Maybe I didn't understand it as a kid, but was Green Goblin really implying he was going to rape MJ, when he was fighting Peter? I guess in hindsight he did seem to be creeping on her, especially in that dinner scene where Norman comes over, but it seems really weird to single her out. Was he REALLY intending to do it, or just fuck with Peter's emotions further?",
"best_score": 112,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Gobby just liked killing people. He didn\u2019t even really have a plan, he literally just wanted to keep killing people until someone stopped him because he thought it was fun. I think murder and torture were his only interests.": 0.0,
"So the scene is here, in case anyone is wondering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wUINxlkllY Let's add in the way that he looks at MJ, and the way he talks about MJ to Harry. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYL9aKsb4ro He tells his own son to \"do what you need to with her\" and then to ditch her. I think we can determine the following: * He absolutely knew how his words could sound rapey and that was 100% his goal, to hurt Peter. * He might not have been interested in actually doing it later. His look at MJ in the context of what he said later feels more like either contempt, or understand what his son likes. So a hard yes to your question \"was he implying he was going to rape MJ\" or at bare minimum, that said option was on the table to hurt her. A \"maybe\" to would he actually have gone through with it had he won.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spider-Man 1 (Raimi)] Maybe I didn't understand it as a kid, but was Green Goblin really implying he was going to rape MJ, when he was fighting Peter? I guess in hindsight he did seem to be creeping on her, especially in that dinner scene where Norman comes over, but it seems really weird to single her out. Was he REALLY intending to do it, or just fuck with Peter's emotions further?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do my parents have the right to lock up my medication ? I am an 18 year old female. I do not have any mental illness. Back in august I had an incident where I passed out at work due to my thyroid and was taken to the hospital. I take a non controlled substance now to fix that. Yesterday my father took my medication out of my room without consulting with me and has locked it in my parents room and came in my room this morning forcing me to take the medication. I am not comfortable, nor do I consent to them having it because of trauma from my mother and step father but if I ask for it back I\u2019m at a risk of getting kicked out. The question is do they have a right to do that ? To take my medicine and lock it away and force me to take it ?",
"best_score": 30,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"Your thyroid medication is life saving medication! What they are doing is putting you at risk if thyroid storm, if inappropriately medicated and this can be life threatening. Demand it back or get another script and hide it but what they\u2019re doing is illegal. I don\u2019t know your circumstances but get out of there when you can.": 0.0,
"No, they do not have the right to take your medication from you. You're an adult. They do have the right to kick you out, but as you legally reside in their home, they would need to follow a very specific set of procedures to \"kick you out\" legally. They cannot just lock you out or hand you a notice. They need to provide you with a minimum of 30 days notice, and even think afterwards they'd need to file for an eviction which takes time. Since you've already planned to move, you might consider playing the game of asking for your medication back, and if not, kindly explain that its not legal for them to withhold your belongings from you. If that doesn't work, you could call the police non-emergency line and ask them to send an officer over. Yes, this could of course result in them kicking you out, but again, they have to give you notice. By the time that's all said and done, they may or may not actually have the will or capacity or knowledge to move forward with legal action on their end. Seriously, its a process to legally kick someone out. By the time they'd get to that point, you'd already be leaving of your own accord anyways.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo my parents have the right to lock up my medication ? I am an 18 year old female. I do not have any mental illness. Back in august I had an incident where I passed out at work due to my thyroid and was taken to the hospital. I take a non controlled substance now to fix that. Yesterday my father took my medication out of my room without consulting with me and has locked it in my parents room and came in my room this morning forcing me to take the medication. I am not comfortable, nor do I consent to them having it because of trauma from my mother and step father but if I ask for it back I\u2019m at a risk of getting kicked out. The question is do they have a right to do that ? To take my medicine and lock it away and force me to take it ?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is the actual mechanism by which the body generates a fever? To my very dumbed down knowledge, the hypothalamus pulls some regulatory stuff to get pyrogens like IL-1 to circulate in the body which somehow adjusts the body's \"thermostat\" to default to a higher temperature. My question is, how does this actually generate a fever? Where is the increased heat/thermal energy actually coming from?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Well, also a newb - but my understanding is simply by regulating the blood vessels. Since that diverts more thermal energy, normally evenly spread across your body by the blood, to the inside. Hence the average bodytemperature rises.": 0.0,
"The fundamental understanding is hard to find, but simple: our metabolism is broken, badly, as a baseline, and we make it worse to have a fever. It doesn't cost anything near what we pay to run a body of our size. We know this because everything with \"cold blood\" does so for literally 10% of the cost (normalized for body weight and temperature). Where do the other 90% of our baseline calories go? Heat. Specifically, we poke holes in the membranes of our mitochondria (via uncoupling proteins) to make them less efficient. This means we burn more energy to get the same ATP (cellular energy molecule), the rest of which is heat. This, in turn, heats our body and lets us be \"warm blooded\", at tremendous metabolic cost. To get warmer, we simply increase the number of these proteins. There's also diet drugs that do this, but they're incredibly dangerous because you can't plug the holes once they're made, you just have to wait for the proteins to break down. Incidentally \"cold blooded\" species can get fevers too - pyrogens prompt them to bask more and get to hotter temperatures, a sort of \"behavioral fever\". For pendants, note the quotes around \"warm blooded\" and \"cold blooded\".": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is the actual mechanism by which the body generates a fever? To my very dumbed down knowledge, the hypothalamus pulls some regulatory stuff to get pyrogens like IL-1 to circulate in the body which somehow adjusts the body's \"thermostat\" to default to a higher temperature. My question is, how does this actually generate a fever? Where is the increased heat/thermal energy actually coming from?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old - If helium is one of the most common elements in the universe, how are we \"running out of helium\" on earth?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Insufficient data for meaningful answer": 0.0,
"Universe BIG!!!! Earth small.... ... ...": 1.0
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"post_content": "Cmv: Popular kids aren\u2019t usually the bullies, unpopular kids are. Throughout all of my life, I\u2019ve been a really shy, nerdy, and awkward kid. I\u2019m not that attractive, Im short, have a gap in my teeth, and have noticeable acne. In other words, a perfect target for bullying. Yet despite this, about 70% of the people who didn\u2019t like me were not the popular kids, but the unpopular kids. When I first started getting into sports, the only people who supported me were the popular, varsity athlete level kids with like 1k-2k followers, while the kids who talked shit about me had 30-300 followers. I know anecdotal evidence isn\u2019t the most reliable, but even still, it wouldn\u2019t make sense for most people to become popular if they were big assholes, and I feel like media doesn\u2019t represent bullying accurately.",
"best_score": 109,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"They say success is the best revenge, so just keep on working away at it. I don't know about your religious beliefs, but my heart is in the right place. Jesus was bullied too, but He knew what He was doing. He didn't let that stop Him.": 0.0,
"Is talking shit or being assholes to people, in and of itself, \"bullying\"? Like, if I talk shit on Instagram about Elon Musk or something, to my 300 followers, am I bullying Elon Musk? Conversely, if Elon Musk were to make unfounded accusations against me to his 121.2M Twitter followers I feel like that would probably be at the very least bullying, if not much much more. I always assumed that \"bullying\" required some sort of power imbalance in order for it be that.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCmv: Popular kids aren\u2019t usually the bullies, unpopular kids are. Throughout all of my life, I\u2019ve been a really shy, nerdy, and awkward kid. I\u2019m not that attractive, Im short, have a gap in my teeth, and have noticeable acne. In other words, a perfect target for bullying. Yet despite this, about 70% of the people who didn\u2019t like me were not the popular kids, but the unpopular kids. When I first started getting into sports, the only people who supported me were the popular, varsity athlete level kids with like 1k-2k followers, while the kids who talked shit about me had 30-300 followers. I know anecdotal evidence isn\u2019t the most reliable, but even still, it wouldn\u2019t make sense for most people to become popular if they were big assholes, and I feel like media doesn\u2019t represent bullying accurately.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Meat on a wooden cutting board? I grew up with parents who were very strict on raw meat always being handled on a plastic cutting board and non-meat products being handled on a wooden board. However, I see a lot of cooking shows and youtube channels that handle raw meat on wooden boards. Do you have to get a particular type of wooden cutting board? Do you keep your meat use to just that cutting board? Have I been needlessly relegating my meat to plastic cutting boards?",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"It's totally safe to cut meat on wood, especially if the wood has been treated well (with a board oil or other product) and isn't porous. Just make sure you wash the board properly after.": 0.0,
"I don\u2019t think it matters much in practice. My parents cook dinner from scratch 5-7 nights a week, always include meat, only use wooden cutting boards, wash them normally in hot soapy water with no chlorine or anything fancy, air dry them, sometimes after wiping them down a bit, never oil them and have not replaced them since I was old enough to see over the counter at least (20 years?) Out of five family members, we have had 0 incidents of food poisoning at home, 1 incident from gas station sushi in the US, half a dozen mild complaints during travel to Central Europe and Latin America.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMeat on a wooden cutting board? I grew up with parents who were very strict on raw meat always being handled on a plastic cutting board and non-meat products being handled on a wooden board. However, I see a lot of cooking shows and youtube channels that handle raw meat on wooden boards. Do you have to get a particular type of wooden cutting board? Do you keep your meat use to just that cutting board? Have I been needlessly relegating my meat to plastic cutting boards?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Have whitening toothpastes improved measurably in recent years, or is it all hype? Has the effectiveness of whitening toothpastes improved measurably in recent (or not so recent) years, or is it all hype? What, if any, ingredients are responsible?",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"The last time I bought sensodyne I looked at the difference in ingredients between the regular version and the whitening version and I could not find one. EDIT: I compared the inactive ingredients and the differences are in the amount of certain ingredients (based on where they are in the ingredient list) and the addition of pentasodium triphosphate in the whitening toothpaste.": 0.0,
"Actually now that I saw this, I'm curious about recent 'enamel strengthening formula\" claims from certain toothpaste companies. What does that do, and is it placebo?": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHave whitening toothpastes improved measurably in recent years, or is it all hype? Has the effectiveness of whitening toothpastes improved measurably in recent (or not so recent) years, or is it all hype? What, if any, ingredients are responsible?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Harassment from student - avenues for reporting? Hope this is the right forum to ask this in--but was wondering if anyone has experience reporting an undergraduate for harassment? I am a teaching assistant (a grad student) and have experienced fairly serious sexual harassment from an undergrad in one of my classes. Someone in my department told me that undergrads cannot be reported for sexual harassment because instructors have the power in the relationship. Anyone done this before, or know if things go differently when the accused party is an undergrad re Title IX?",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"Does your institute not have mandatory Title IX training for all graduate assistants?": 0.0,
"This is a timely post... I'm also a TA and had to report a student just two weeks ago for harassment for making a violent threat over email (also had a lot of misogynistic language). The first person I spoke to was the class professor who immediately contacted our university dean. The issue got sent to our student conduct office (they didn't do anything) and I ended up having to get my union involved since my university's grad students are unionized (I'm outside the US). It was a freaking mess and absolutely nothing is resolved still and the university is being the absolute worst about handling it. That being said I always think you should report these things to as many people who will listen. It may not help you but it will help the next person. The more people who come forward the more pressure there is for institutional change. Good luck!": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Darth Vader knew a young man named Skywalker destroyed the Death Star, but seemed unaware of their relation until his conversation with the Emperor. Is Skywalker a common name in the universe?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"There are 100 quadrillion people in the galaxy. If only one in a billion people are named Skywalker, then that's 100 million people. You'd be crazy to assume someone is your son from those odds.": 0.0,
"He didn't know right away. He had to research the identity of that pilot who was strong in the Force and cost him a Death Star, which took several months, before he was sure.": 1.0
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"post_content": "I\u2019ve somehow misplaced my bottle of peppercorns. I\u2019m not ready to go out for groceries and my area is currently having a burst of new COVID cases. What can I use instead? I have most basic spices I\u2019d say, I\u2019m out of a couple things. I do not have white pepper at the moment. Thanks!!",
"best_score": 117,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I like the somewhat citrussy notes that black pepper can have. To replicate that I guess maybe coriander seeds? (or lemon peel, which might not be available either.)": 0.0,
"cayenne pepper for heat (must less than the equivalent in black pepper.) &#x200B; honestly, black pepper has to be the most overused spice in all the world to begin with.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI\u2019ve somehow misplaced my bottle of peppercorns. I\u2019m not ready to go out for groceries and my area is currently having a burst of new COVID cases. What can I use instead? I have most basic spices I\u2019d say, I\u2019m out of a couple things. I do not have white pepper at the moment. Thanks!!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] Does Two-Face use the coin to decide whether or not to wash his hands after going to the bathroom?",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"How is when he buy groceries?": 0.0,
"in the Robot Chicken episodes with Two-face he skips on flushing and washing his hands based on the coin flip": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old:Why are humans the only species that needs to cook (most kinds of) meat to eat it?",
"best_score": 64,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"mrthewhite is correct it has to be fresh; majority of the beef you buy at the market is pink in color because it has sodium nitrite, to act as a preservative such as ham and ground beef. That shit is days old: from the slaughter house, to butcher, to packaging, to distribution, to logistics, to buyers, to the market. Cooking it would be in our best interest at this point. But I'm a dare devil and have my steak cooked rare...": 0.0,
"Humans don't need to cook meat. Freshly butchered meat is reasonably safe raw, unless it has parasites. And that is the same risk other animals take when they eat raw meat. Humans cook meat because: * it kills parasites * it preserves the meat * it makes more calories available from it * because we can": 1.0
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"post_content": "[MI] Job I'm applying for does a hair drug test, which I will fail because of THC. Should I just tell the HR rep I've consumed THC? I am applying for a corporate job, but they do a hair test in accordance to the Federal Law for the insurance I am assuming. I have taken THC gummies recently, it is legal in my state but I am assuming this does not matter since it is based on the Federal law. I will most definitely fail it. Is there anything I can do in my situation? Is it best to contact the HR rep I've been in contact with and let them know about it?",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askhr",
"responses": {
"Also HR hates this one trick... Sometimes they take a sample size from the employees and don't test all of them.": 0.0,
"You do yourself no favors admitting anything. There are tons of sites telling you how to pass these tests, if you really want this job then I would try all the things these sites say, good luck!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MI] Job I'm applying for does a hair drug test, which I will fail because of THC. Should I just tell the HR rep I've consumed THC? I am applying for a corporate job, but they do a hair test in accordance to the Federal Law for the insurance I am assuming. I have taken THC gummies recently, it is legal in my state but I am assuming this does not matter since it is based on the Federal law. I will most definitely fail it. Is there anything I can do in my situation? Is it best to contact the HR rep I've been in contact with and let them know about it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I just saw a \"WARNING - Cancer and reproductive harm\" on a scissor lifter. WHY?",
"best_score": 38,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"If it's an electric one, it may be because of lead-acid batteries.": 0.0,
"It's the boy who cried wolf to be honest. A great idea overdone to the point that nobody takes it seriously.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] Why was Arthur Weasley, a man clueless on Muggle matters, head of Muggle Studies (or something of the like) when muggleborns like Hermoine exist and would be better equipped? Is it discrimination?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"I wouldn't say he is unknowable to any extent, he fully repairs Sirius' motorcycle after the battle of 7 Potters.": 0.0,
"To answer the question of why a muggleborn want doing it: If you were raised in a normal family then suddenly found out you had magical powers would you want to spend your time finding a fork that was enchanted to turn anything picked up with it lukewarm or hunting dragons in Bolivia?": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do flu/cold viruses survive lockdown? I live in New Zealand where the coronavirus is nearly eliminated because of the lockdown. However we are being advised to get flu shots. How is it that the lockdown eliminated covid but not all the other cold/flu viruses (which have a lower R naught value)? Where are the viruses being introduced from if no one is entering the country without going into two week quarantine?",
"best_score": 39,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"This isn't related to the flu, but still a common transmission more frequent in the little ones. Imagine the rates of head lice! We could potentially eliminate head lice in most areas if parent(s)/guardian(s) do a head check before sending them off, back to school! This boggles my mind at least.": 0.0,
"To put it short, diseases can and do have animal reservoirs. Like how some cases of cats becoming infected with covid but not suffering; if this were to reach a large population of cats, and the virus is transmissible from animal to human, then it can still stay active as it's still got hosts. Much like the black death; the rats and mice carried infected fleas far and wide, and as much as people locked up in their houses, rodents still carried the fleas inside to the people.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do flu/cold viruses survive lockdown? I live in New Zealand where the coronavirus is nearly eliminated because of the lockdown. However we are being advised to get flu shots. How is it that the lockdown eliminated covid but not all the other cold/flu viruses (which have a lower R naught value)? Where are the viruses being introduced from if no one is entering the country without going into two week quarantine?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Game of Thrones] Why in this universum small island kingdoms like Iron Islands or Driftmark tend to be strongest naval powers? Isn't it like Hawaii would have larger fleet than Americas just because it is surrounded by ocean?",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Japan, England, Netherlands (not an island but is basically in the sea)": 0.0,
"You mean like how the British Empire was a bigger naval power than Spain and the other European empires?": 1.0
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"post_content": "What sauce are the round black dots Hello everyone, I have recently eaten tuna salad and it was damn awesome. https://m.imgur.com/a/HAk1Krg However, out of all things I could not make out what is the sauce they made for these black dots. It was a bit sweet and was not salty at all (no soy sauce). I am banging my head around this for couple of months now, and I just can't figure it out.",
"best_score": 26,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I think you can buy this as \"balsamico cream\"? I have this in my pantry, it's like balsamic vinnegar but much sweeter.": 0.0,
"Probably aged balsamic.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What salary increase would it take for you to move out of state?",
"best_score": 77,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"It's not about money, it's about family. It's also not about this state but about this town. Again, largely because I have roots here and all that. That said, if the rest of the family suddenly decided they wanted to move out of this town.... (a) I *would* be moving out of state. I fucking hate California. If I'm not going to be in this town then I sure as hell am not going anywhere else in this state. (b) I might even take a pay *cut* to do it.": 0.0,
"Assuming similar cost of living, about 25%. I don\u2019t think I can wing that until I get my PE and a bit more experience": 1.0
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"post_content": "Does adding lemon juice to homemade nut butter extend or diminish shelf life? So I know nut butter is not supposed to spoil easily due to its fat contents. Sour things also do not spoil easily. Does this combination extend shelf life or will the combination be neither acidic enough nor fat enough?",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"I have no idea about actual relevancy, but going off of the other comments here, _if_ acidity helps, and to avoid the water and sugar from lemon juice, just add citric acid directly - grind it to a fine powder and mix it in thoroughly.": 0.0,
"I have a relative who works at a small batch nut-butter company that does crazy flavors and one of the them is a cashew lemon coconut butter, for what it's worth. However they have the advantage of being able to extensively test variable recipes, you do not. Here is my amateur home baker/cook thinking on this though: Acid is not gonna work here. Having a rough idea of the chemistry, a flavoring amount of lemon will not lower the pH enough to make it inhospitable to microbes and the addition moisture will make it *much more* hospitable than pure nut butter. Your solution to this is probably going to need to be some percentage of added salt. I'd also consider sugar, specifically honey for it's antimicrobial properties. Also, store it in the refridgerator! The specific amounts of these things needed to stay safe from bacterial growth I cannot tell you, that you'll have to research from canning, pickling, and fermentation experts": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes adding lemon juice to homemade nut butter extend or diminish shelf life? So I know nut butter is not supposed to spoil easily due to its fat contents. Sour things also do not spoil easily. Does this combination extend shelf life or will the combination be neither acidic enough nor fat enough?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What beans are these? They serve them at my favorite Mexican restaurant, want to cook them at home. Here is a picture. I can't tell if it's something I get at the grocery store, or the Mexican market. I've tried asking them before but my Spanish isn't good enough to get a solid answer. Thanks in advance! https://imgur.com/a/BzsXap2",
"best_score": 52,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Peruano in English i want to say they\u2019re called Peruvian but I may be wrong on the translation. Boil them in a pot with onion garlic and add salt once they\u2019re almost done. *chefs kiss*": 0.0,
"They look a little light to be Pintos so I'm going to say Peruvian beans, also known as Canary beans.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat beans are these? They serve them at my favorite Mexican restaurant, want to cook them at home. Here is a picture. I can't tell if it's something I get at the grocery store, or the Mexican market. I've tried asking them before but my Spanish isn't good enough to get a solid answer. Thanks in advance! https://imgur.com/a/BzsXap2\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Distracted driver ran into me on Christmas Eve while I was driving to my mom\u2019s house, flipping my car and totaling my first new car. Her insurance adjuster told me that her coverage won\u2019t come close to paying for a 2021 Toyota RAV4. What should I do? Should I involve my own insurance? My husband and I owe $17k on the car. We\u2019ve paid $13k. We thought we\u2019d have it forever. I know new cars aren\u2019t a good idea financially, but I needed a reliable AWD for work and I couldn\u2019t find one used a year ago during the chip shortage. I started to lose my vision about an hour after the accident and my sister took me to the hospital where they took X-rays. No broken bones but whiplash, a bruised and cut tongue where I bit it after landing hard on the car\u2019s side. I am still sore. Honestly, I just need a working AWD car for work. I work as a wildlife biologist and need the car for field work. My husband also needs a reliable car to take my daughter to a soccer tournament in a week. Her insurance told me to get my insurance involved but I\u2019ve heard that can raise my rates. We have a teen driver so we are already paying so much for insurance. The other driver admitted fault. I appreciate any advice on how to proceed. Thank you!",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Talk to someone at your insurance company. They can help you to hire a lawyer to pursue the claims against the other driver and the other driver\u2019s insurance company": 0.0,
"Do you have uninsured/underinsured driver's coverage? Do you have any medical issues after the accident? Do you have gap coverage on the loan?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDistracted driver ran into me on Christmas Eve while I was driving to my mom\u2019s house, flipping my car and totaling my first new car. Her insurance adjuster told me that her coverage won\u2019t come close to paying for a 2021 Toyota RAV4. What should I do? Should I involve my own insurance? My husband and I owe $17k on the car. We\u2019ve paid $13k. We thought we\u2019d have it forever. I know new cars aren\u2019t a good idea financially, but I needed a reliable AWD for work and I couldn\u2019t find one used a year ago during the chip shortage. I started to lose my vision about an hour after the accident and my sister took me to the hospital where they took X-rays. No broken bones but whiplash, a bruised and cut tongue where I bit it after landing hard on the car\u2019s side. I am still sore. Honestly, I just need a working AWD car for work. I work as a wildlife biologist and need the car for field work. My husband also needs a reliable car to take my daughter to a soccer tournament in a week. Her insurance told me to get my insurance involved but I\u2019ve heard that can raise my rates. We have a teen driver so we are already paying so much for insurance. The other driver admitted fault. I appreciate any advice on how to proceed. Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Hand washing facilities should be placed outside of bathrooms rather than inside. Washing your hands after going to the toilet is obviously a good thing to do. The problem, as I see it, is that this relies on everyone washing their hands (which we know isn\u2019t the case). If there is an inward opening door, you have to make contact with the handle which is touched by everyone else. Also, unless the stalls are completely sealed, it seems that fecal particles can disperse through a room, meaning that the taps(faucets) and any other surfaces are compromised. It makes more sense to me that we wash our hands once we leave the bathroom so that we sanitise once we no longer have to contact shared handles or objects that share a space with toilets. It would incentivise the non-washers to wash because it\u2019s more likely the handle will be compromised if no one has washed their hands before exit. The ideal solution, in my opinion, would be to have hand washing facilities both inside and out as we may also use the sinks and mirrors inside the bathroom to shave, apply make up and have the option to double wash. I\u2019m struggling to find any downside outside of the financial and architectural inconvenience. I don\u2019t really think they are significant enough to prohibit this, as we accept these for other things when the inconvenience is outweighed by the benefit. Change my view!",
"best_score": 85,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"What you describe is how japan does it, I found it quite interesting and made a ton of sense. Japanese always wash their hands before sitting down to eat so it serves 2 purposes, allows the person to just quickly wash their hands without having to take up space in the bathroom and more sanitary for the reasons you mentioned OP.": 0.0,
"I saw one bathroom, in Phoenix, AZ. You walked in with no door and there was a wall of sinks, and that's where the door was to each bathroom! So the sink washing area was unisex and didn't require a door to leave. It was weird when I first walked into the bathroom and saw a woman washing her hands and I thought I walked into the wrong one, but then I realized I hadn't walked into the actual bathroom yet. Great design, and kinda halfway to your suggestion.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Hand washing facilities should be placed outside of bathrooms rather than inside. Washing your hands after going to the toilet is obviously a good thing to do. The problem, as I see it, is that this relies on everyone washing their hands (which we know isn\u2019t the case). If there is an inward opening door, you have to make contact with the handle which is touched by everyone else. Also, unless the stalls are completely sealed, it seems that fecal particles can disperse through a room, meaning that the taps(faucets) and any other surfaces are compromised. It makes more sense to me that we wash our hands once we leave the bathroom so that we sanitise once we no longer have to contact shared handles or objects that share a space with toilets. It would incentivise the non-washers to wash because it\u2019s more likely the handle will be compromised if no one has washed their hands before exit. The ideal solution, in my opinion, would be to have hand washing facilities both inside and out as we may also use the sinks and mirrors inside the bathroom to shave, apply make up and have the option to double wash. I\u2019m struggling to find any downside outside of the financial and architectural inconvenience. I don\u2019t really think they are significant enough to prohibit this, as we accept these for other things when the inconvenience is outweighed by the benefit. Change my view!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are americans so interested in the World Cup this year, compared to previous years?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
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"You had me at \"torn anus.\"": 0.0,
"Recent soccer convert here! I actually got into it because I have friends that play/coach soccer and have been learning how to play. When I realized that the World Cup was happening I actually got really excited. Will definitely be paying attention to the BPL and La Liga this year!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why are americans so interested in the World Cup this year, compared to previous years?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[The Witcher] How is it that so many normal human beings think they have what it takes to fight and win against a mutant that has been genetically perfected to kill each and every type of monster in the world as a profession?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"I once read an answer that went a bit like this (pardon my memory). The Hero has to be \"lucky/good\" every single time. While the cronies have to be lucky once, they think they will be the lucky one.": 0.0,
"Most people don't know how to read much less know something about how Witcher's work. Though to be fair Geralt is a unique case since he's one of the most skilled Witchers that ever was. And he was still gutted by a teenager with a pitchfork.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Father is suing for money that was gifted to purchase a first home. Does he have a legal claim? I learned in the mail today that my father, who I have not spoken to since January 2020, has filed a lawsuit against my wife and I for the money he gifted when I purchased my first home in 2018. Does he have legal grounds to claim gift money? I've read that if you repay money that was a gift, it's considered mortgage fraud. The state is Florida, if it's relevant.",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
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"A gift is a transaction technically, so as long as you guys have some sort of document that says that he gifted the money to you and it\u2019s signed and etc., you\u2019re fine": 0.0,
"I mean, he can take you to court but as long as you have that letter and lawyer it won't go far. You can't ungift things to people in court so": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFather is suing for money that was gifted to purchase a first home. Does he have a legal claim? I learned in the mail today that my father, who I have not spoken to since January 2020, has filed a lawsuit against my wife and I for the money he gifted when I purchased my first home in 2018. Does he have legal grounds to claim gift money? I've read that if you repay money that was a gift, it's considered mortgage fraud. The state is Florida, if it's relevant.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Has teen acne been around since prehistoric times? Did cave-dwellers have zits? Or is it related to modern eating, exercise, pollution, etc.?",
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"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"It is not known if acne, a common skin condition characterized by the appearance of pimples, was present in prehistoric times. There is no direct evidence one way or the other, and it is difficult to say for certain what the prevalence of acne might have been among ancient peoples. Acne is thought to be caused by a variety of factors, including hormones, genetics, and certain aspects of lifestyle and environment. It is possible that some of these factors, such as hormones and genetics, have been present in human populations for a long time. However, it is also likely that other factors, such as diet, pollution, and stress, are more closely related to modern lifestyles and environments. It is difficult to say for certain how these factors may have affected the prevalence of acne in ancient times.": 0.0,
"It's probably been around since prehistoric times, although the main cause of outbreaks has probably changed. In the book The remarkable life of the skin, the author mentions about how the majority of acne is caused by microbes outbreaks in the side the pores of the skin. And we probably had bacteria and other stuff in our skin back then. While we do have better hygiene standards these days, we probably also have more pollutants etc that balance it out.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHas teen acne been around since prehistoric times? Did cave-dwellers have zits? Or is it related to modern eating, exercise, pollution, etc.?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Job offer letter different than what was presented during interview. Thoughts? More description in body. Hi all. As the title says I had a job interview where when I asked about compensation the said \u201cit would be in the 80\u2019s\u201d The offer letter states that it would be 65 until I show proficiency in the software they use/job requirements. They said \u201cWe expect this to take six months\u201d This would be my first engineering job, but I can\u2019t help but think that I\u2019m getting the short end here.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"I would be declining that role.": 0.0,
"Red flag": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nJob offer letter different than what was presented during interview. Thoughts? More description in body. Hi all. As the title says I had a job interview where when I asked about compensation the said \u201cit would be in the 80\u2019s\u201d The offer letter states that it would be 65 until I show proficiency in the software they use/job requirements. They said \u201cWe expect this to take six months\u201d This would be my first engineering job, but I can\u2019t help but think that I\u2019m getting the short end here.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] How did Palpatine explain the destruction caused by his duel with Yoda in the Senate?",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"\"I was hiding away as the Jedi destroyed the Senate looking for me... Did you see what he did to my door guards? If Master Yoda is innocent, then let him- *(unambiguously evil smirk)* ...**return** to dispute the claim.\"": 0.0,
"A fight between Yoda and advanced stormtroopers": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Elected government officials\u2019 salary should be equal to the weekly max unemployment benefits of the state in which they were elected. I feel the majority is poorly represented. Reasoning that the representatives are not in touch with the majority\u2019s struggles and needs, or just don\u2019t care. I think limiting their salary to the max weekly unemployment benefits that their state pays out would help put it into perspective for them. It might help them realize and fix actual issues. Take their mind away from banning books, and acting like president set gas prices? Maybe they\u2019d even try to produce bills to make life better for everyone, if everyone would include them? And limit bonuses and donations.",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"I don't get the point of proposals like this (ie. \"let's subject politicians to [government service], so [government service] doesn't turn out to be shit!\"). It's a nice idea, but instead of protesting to get that rule enacted, why not use the same effort to enact the policy you want implemented (ie. \"making [government service] not shit\")?": 0.0,
"Why should politicians be punished for not supporting the specific policies you support?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Elected government officials\u2019 salary should be equal to the weekly max unemployment benefits of the state in which they were elected. I feel the majority is poorly represented. Reasoning that the representatives are not in touch with the majority\u2019s struggles and needs, or just don\u2019t care. I think limiting their salary to the max weekly unemployment benefits that their state pays out would help put it into perspective for them. It might help them realize and fix actual issues. Take their mind away from banning books, and acting like president set gas prices? Maybe they\u2019d even try to produce bills to make life better for everyone, if everyone would include them? And limit bonuses and donations.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do you actually crank the heat to high when cooking a steak on a cast iron? When I started learning how to cook, nearly every recipe for cooking a steak had me turn the dial up the high to get a good sear. \"The fire alarm may go off, but that's the price you pay to get a good sear\" they insist. Yet, in my experience (putting reverse-sear and sous-vide aside), most steaks can be easily cooked on medium to medium-high, a 3-4 minutes per side, and you have a great sear, and you don't have to worry about the fire alarm going off and heaps of smoke clouding your apartment. I'm think the \"sear on high\" instruction should only be reserved for extremely thin cuts and cuts that have already been cooked to temp. Yet I see it recommended in nearly all steak recipes - it being seen as a sort of badge of honor to set your fire alarm off and stink up your apartment. What do you think?",
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"responses": {
"Total BS. You can get an excellent sear on medium.": 0.0,
"It depends on the heat source and how you're cooking your steak. If you're cooking a thick steak beginning to end you don't want crazy high heat vs a thinner steak. If you're reverse searing you want a really hot pan. Again tho it depends on your heat source. If you stove gets super hot then maybe don't crank it all the way vs a stove that is kind of weak. The thinner the steak the hotter the pan, reverse sear requires really hot pan as well.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo you actually crank the heat to high when cooking a steak on a cast iron? When I started learning how to cook, nearly every recipe for cooking a steak had me turn the dial up the high to get a good sear. \"The fire alarm may go off, but that's the price you pay to get a good sear\" they insist. Yet, in my experience (putting reverse-sear and sous-vide aside), most steaks can be easily cooked on medium to medium-high, a 3-4 minutes per side, and you have a great sear, and you don't have to worry about the fire alarm going off and heaps of smoke clouding your apartment. I'm think the \"sear on high\" instruction should only be reserved for extremely thin cuts and cuts that have already been cooked to temp. Yet I see it recommended in nearly all steak recipes - it being seen as a sort of badge of honor to set your fire alarm off and stink up your apartment. What do you think?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5 if disease\u2019s want to live in a host\u2019s body without being discovered, then why do they have such nasty symptoms that can be used to easily identify and destroy them?",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"The second part of your question is kind of muddled up, as others have explained. But at a more basic level, if a microorganism doesn't create nasty symptoms, then it's not a disease. Countless harmless or beneficial microorganisms do just fine by living inside or on the skin of humans and spreading through casual contact.": 0.0,
"Everything needs to replicate and spread to survive so something that causes sneezing and coughing is helping itself spread to new hosts.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEli5 if disease\u2019s want to live in a host\u2019s body without being discovered, then why do they have such nasty symptoms that can be used to easily identify and destroy them?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If my brand new oven is taking 30 minutes to preheat to 400, something is wrong, right? New house came with a brand new whirlpool oven. It takes 30 minutes to get to 400. I use the \u201crapid preheat option\u201d as well. Feel like \u201cif I have to ask\u2026I know the answer\u201d. I should be able to call some sort of tech out here for free, since it\u2019s so new\u2026though I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if I have to bitch or go up the chain.",
"best_score": 39,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Do you hear the gas turn on right away? Most newer gas ovens have an igniter instead of a constant pilot. If the igniter is faulty, it can take a long time for it to reach the temp to open the gas valve. Once it\u2019s open, your oven might be heating up at a normal speed, but it might be taking an extra long time to start. I recently replaced the igniter in my Bosch oven. The part is cheap and it was easy to do.": 0.0,
"I started using my broiler to preheat my oven. Reduces waiting time significantly": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf my brand new oven is taking 30 minutes to preheat to 400, something is wrong, right? New house came with a brand new whirlpool oven. It takes 30 minutes to get to 400. I use the \u201crapid preheat option\u201d as well. Feel like \u201cif I have to ask\u2026I know the answer\u201d. I should be able to call some sort of tech out here for free, since it\u2019s so new\u2026though I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if I have to bitch or go up the chain.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Boiled stock for risotto, dipped ladle and IT EXPLODED. I had cranked the burner and it was boiling a bit more violently then intended. Killed the heat, dunked the ladle and it immediately and violently bubbled up a truly insane amount - bubbling several inches up and around the ladle and dumping about a cup+ of liquid into the burner pan area. Any idea what that was about?? Never seen anything like it.",
"best_score": 22,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Any chance you introduced cold water (say from a recently washed/rinsed ladle) into the hot oil sheen on top of the broth?": 0.0,
"Was the ladle cup resting on the burner flame prior to you lifting it?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBoiled stock for risotto, dipped ladle and IT EXPLODED. I had cranked the burner and it was boiling a bit more violently then intended. Killed the heat, dunked the ladle and it immediately and violently bubbled up a truly insane amount - bubbling several inches up and around the ladle and dumping about a cup+ of liquid into the burner pan area. Any idea what that was about?? Never seen anything like it.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[TX] Overqualified...? I\u2019m not sure how being overqualified can eliminate you from getting a job. If someone applied, it means they want the job, no matter their experience or education. Can someone explain overqualification. I\u2019m not sure if I\u2019ve run into this problem personally, but my mom lost her job in March and has gotten plenty of negative responses due to being overqualified. She\u2019s been in the industry for 20+ years without a degree and has done well. I don\u2019t understand this concept and I don\u2019t know how to avoid it while applying for jobs...",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askhr",
"responses": {
"They don't want to pay you more money, or just have you leave for a better job": 0.0,
"You cost too much to employ. That's always been my takeaway. Being over qualified means you have a very good grasp of what is required of you so they can't ask you to do any and everything that they normally would of someone new to the work force or little experience.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[TX] Overqualified...? I\u2019m not sure how being overqualified can eliminate you from getting a job. If someone applied, it means they want the job, no matter their experience or education. Can someone explain overqualification. I\u2019m not sure if I\u2019ve run into this problem personally, but my mom lost her job in March and has gotten plenty of negative responses due to being overqualified. She\u2019s been in the industry for 20+ years without a degree and has done well. I don\u2019t understand this concept and I don\u2019t know how to avoid it while applying for jobs...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Would an empire under Emperor Vader last longer than Palpatine\u2019s? We all know that Vader had a not so secret ambition of overthrowing his master Palpatine/Sidious to rule the galaxy all on his own. But in the past Vader has always been proven to almost always act on his emotions. In comparison Sidious was a master politician and manipulator who knew to play the long game and to properly keep people on a leash. How long would a galactic empire under Vader last?",
"best_score": 101,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Does Vader even understand politics? Does anyone who tries to take over the world/galaxy/universe etc understand politics? (MOST people who try to take over the world in media, from what I understand, don't understand much jack about politics. Palpatine not withstanding.)": 0.0,
"About 5 minutes. As powerful as Palpatine was, no single person can operate a galactic-wide Empire. The Empire runs on bureaucracy and that bureaucracy wouldn't just go away if Vader killed Palpatine and Vadar would have no skills in navigating or managing it.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] Would an empire under Emperor Vader last longer than Palpatine\u2019s? We all know that Vader had a not so secret ambition of overthrowing his master Palpatine/Sidious to rule the galaxy all on his own. But in the past Vader has always been proven to almost always act on his emotions. In comparison Sidious was a master politician and manipulator who knew to play the long game and to properly keep people on a leash. How long would a galactic empire under Vader last?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If I wanted a modern home to stand for 500+ years instead of the typical 50-100 years they are now designed for, how would you go about doing it using readily available construction materials and techniques? Let\u2019s say I wanted to build a home that would stay in my family for generations like a stone farmhouse one might see in Europe. Given that a lot of construction techniques like building out of stone probably don\u2019t meet modern code and/or are only doable by a highly specialized subset of artisans who work on historical buildings and cost a fortune, what kind of techniques and construction methodology could be done to make this happen from a somewhat practical perspective? How would one begin? What are some examples of some relatively commonly available modern materials and techniques that one would use if this were your goal? For example - tile/slate roofs, aluminum framing, poured concrete walls, titanium alloy fasteners, etc. What changes would you make to ensure that systems with a \u201cshorter\u201d life like plumbing, windows, and electrical could easily be replaced wholesale multiple times over the life of the home? What considerations would you take to ensure that long term issues like settling, moisture, and thermal cycling that aren\u2019t normally an issue for a 100 year home don\u2019t become a major problem in 300-500 years?",
"best_score": 83,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Personally I would start by looking at existing building that have lasted that long. What are they made from? What maintenance have they undergone? Etc. Then look at modern techniques that could improve on this.": 0.0,
"Big limestone blocks and 10,000 plus \"workers\".": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf I wanted a modern home to stand for 500+ years instead of the typical 50-100 years they are now designed for, how would you go about doing it using readily available construction materials and techniques? Let\u2019s say I wanted to build a home that would stay in my family for generations like a stone farmhouse one might see in Europe. Given that a lot of construction techniques like building out of stone probably don\u2019t meet modern code and/or are only doable by a highly specialized subset of artisans who work on historical buildings and cost a fortune, what kind of techniques and construction methodology could be done to make this happen from a somewhat practical perspective? How would one begin? What are some examples of some relatively commonly available modern materials and techniques that one would use if this were your goal? For example - tile/slate roofs, aluminum framing, poured concrete walls, titanium alloy fasteners, etc. What changes would you make to ensure that systems with a \u201cshorter\u201d life like plumbing, windows, and electrical could easily be replaced wholesale multiple times over the life of the home? What considerations would you take to ensure that long term issues like settling, moisture, and thermal cycling that aren\u2019t normally an issue for a 100 year home don\u2019t become a major problem in 300-500 years?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is there a separate league for men and women in chess in the year 2015?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Tl;dr because a *lot* less women play chess - and a smaller pool produces less top-players. Having a separate women's league means there's competitive women at the 'top' of the game, which is a nice way to encourage more women to play.": 0.0,
"I might get down voted to hell for this, but it is 100% a case of 'we want gender equality when it suits us'. Logically there is no reason why a woman is worse at chess. A woman can be number one if she is good enough. Less women play chess though, and a smaller pool produces less top tier players, so they get their own special pool. It is basically because 'best female player in the world' sounds better than '65th best player in the world'. I am sure it is great for the females in question (actually Polgar was 8th in the world, very impressive)\u2026 but no one seems to care about the guy at 64th who is lost to obscurity having worked very hard to reach that level, while the person OBJECTIVELY worse at the sport than him gets fame and called number one and wins their own special prize pool for beating people ranked lower than her. That is a pretty huge equality issue right there for me. If two people work hard to be top tier in the world, and one is better than the other\u2026 The underdog shouldn't be lauded over/get more attention/ another prize pool just because of gender WHATEVER way round it is. Equality works both ways, but trying to tell anyone that 100% always makes you come across as a sexist douche. It is not my intention and I am sorry.": 1.0
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"post_content": "After receiving an email from a sketchy journal soliciting submissions, a professor sent in a joke paper titled \"What's the Deal With Birds?\", which got published. Here's a small excerpt from the paper: > *Abstract:* Many people wonder: what\u2019s the deal with birds? This is a common query. Birds are pretty weird. I mean, they have feathers. WTF? Most other animals don\u2019t have feathers. To investigate this issue, I looked at some birds. I looked at a woodpecker, a parrot, and a penguin. They were all pretty weird! In conclusion, we may never know the deal with birds, but further study is warranted. > *Keywords*: birds, ornithology, behavior, phenotype, WTF, genomics, climate change You can read the PDf version of the original article here: https://irispublishers.com/sjrr/pdf/SJRR.MS.ID.000540.pdf Alternatively, there's a press summary of the situation here: https://gizmodo.com/sketchy-science-journal-publishes-article-titled-whats-1842924936",
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"This is great, love it! Thank you for sharing.": 0.0,
"My new goal is to find a way to reference this paper somehow in one of my own.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAfter receiving an email from a sketchy journal soliciting submissions, a professor sent in a joke paper titled \"What's the Deal With Birds?\", which got published. Here's a small excerpt from the paper: > *Abstract:* Many people wonder: what\u2019s the deal with birds? This is a common query. Birds are pretty weird. I mean, they have feathers. WTF? Most other animals don\u2019t have feathers. To investigate this issue, I looked at some birds. I looked at a woodpecker, a parrot, and a penguin. They were all pretty weird! In conclusion, we may never know the deal with birds, but further study is warranted. > *Keywords*: birds, ornithology, behavior, phenotype, WTF, genomics, climate change You can read the PDf version of the original article here: https://irispublishers.com/sjrr/pdf/SJRR.MS.ID.000540.pdf Alternatively, there's a press summary of the situation here: https://gizmodo.com/sketchy-science-journal-publishes-article-titled-whats-1842924936\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are there Two Hurricane Models, the European Model and the American Model when physics and statistics are the same everywhere?",
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"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Xx0E8cs7U I think that's mentioned in this video somewhere, too lazy to find exact timestamp it.": 0.0,
"Because we are not able to make a complete model encompassing all of physics. So we simplify and leave stuff out. And two different groups can do that and arrive at different models.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Late dad\u2019s girlfriend won\u2019t leave house. What are my options? Hello all. To make this short, my(26)father passed away and left his home to me under his will. In this house, we used to live as 4. My dad, his girlfriend, her son, and me. She\u2019s been living here for about 5 years, but I do not have a good relationship with her as I have never had a liking to her. (Destroyed my late mother\u2019s property when she moved in) I want her out, but she is refusing saying I can\u2019t because she is a resident here now and her son is also in her care. What are my options to get her out? I don\u2019t know the situation arrangement of how my late father and her split the bills previously, but since it is under my name now, that shouldn\u2019t matter right? Thank you for your advice and I really do appreciate it and looking for help and guidance..",
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"You can evict her.": 0.0,
"You need to formally evict them under the laws of your state and city. You can\u2019t just kick them to the curb, this is their home and they are legally entitled to proper notice of eviction in order to make the proper arrangements in finding new housing.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nLate dad\u2019s girlfriend won\u2019t leave house. What are my options? Hello all. To make this short, my(26)father passed away and left his home to me under his will. In this house, we used to live as 4. My dad, his girlfriend, her son, and me. She\u2019s been living here for about 5 years, but I do not have a good relationship with her as I have never had a liking to her. (Destroyed my late mother\u2019s property when she moved in) I want her out, but she is refusing saying I can\u2019t because she is a resident here now and her son is also in her care. What are my options to get her out? I don\u2019t know the situation arrangement of how my late father and her split the bills previously, but since it is under my name now, that shouldn\u2019t matter right? Thank you for your advice and I really do appreciate it and looking for help and guidance..\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General Action] I'm a truck driver hauling a load down the highway and now there's a group of people I don't know having a martial arts battle on top of my rig - what am I supposed to do? What are my legal options and potential liabilities?",
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"Hit the breaks and watch inertia do it's work. Ave Newton": 0.0,
"The actual legal answer here is to pull over at the first safe opportunity and stop. As soon as you notice the fighting on top of your truck, you\u2019ve established a duty of ordinary care to the fighters. They shouldn\u2019t be there, but now that you\u2019ve seen them you owe it to them not to injure them. If you drive under an overpass or even just continue driving like normal and one of them gets injured due to your actions you can get hit with a negligence suit.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What's this brown gelatinous part under my duck fat? I sous vide some duck legs for about 30 hours over the weekend (just duck legs, salt, and a bit of pepper) and poured out the duck fat afterward to save. Once it was chilled, there was this brown gelatinous layer underneath the fat. What is this, and is it worth saving? My assumption is that it's basically just collagen from the bones like you would get when you reduce a stock, but I'm not sure. Is this concentrated stock or something else?",
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"That's pure goodness is what that is.": 0.0,
"Deliciousness. Basically duck broth gelatin.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat's this brown gelatinous part under my duck fat? I sous vide some duck legs for about 30 hours over the weekend (just duck legs, salt, and a bit of pepper) and poured out the duck fat afterward to save. Once it was chilled, there was this brown gelatinous layer underneath the fat. What is this, and is it worth saving? My assumption is that it's basically just collagen from the bones like you would get when you reduce a stock, but I'm not sure. Is this concentrated stock or something else?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What exactly is Chaos Theory? How does it apply to everyday life? I have recently been delving into the world of complex mathematics. I came across chaos theory and don\u2019t full understand it. Can someone please explain it to me.",
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"Calculus: Some equations have no solutions. DiffEq: Some equations have no analytical solutions and must be solved numerically. Chaos theory: Some equations have no analytical solutions and must be solved numerically. The point at which this technique breaks down is, itself, predictable.": 0.0,
"I view traffic as applied chaos theory. Some one cutting off a car at 7am causes stop and go traffic at 8am.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Adding Protein to Premium Homemade Ice Cream I have been making ice cream (custard base) for a friend who is very sick with cancer. Basic recipe: 2 c Heavy Cream 2 c Whole Milk 6 Egg yolks 3/4 c Sweetener Comes out great every time in my Musso Lello ice cream maker. &#x200B; The thing is, I want to add some protein, because my ice cream is just about the only thing she can eat right now. I was thinking of adding some whey protein to the base. Any idea, how much I could add? And would I need to make any other modifications to my recipe?",
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"What about cream cheese? I have had cream cheese ice cream, tastes like cheesecake. You could even add a fruit based ripple after churning. Taste of Home has a pretty lean one, but I think you could probably just add to yours after making custard. Maybe search for further recipes. Maybe experiment with 1/2 batches. I would dice the cream cheese and have at room temp for easy melting. I have seen goat cheese ice cream recipes too.": 0.0,
"At least the whey protein I used ends up being a thickener because it absorbs a fair amount of liquid. So this may end up a thicker consistency. Isopure makes a version that is completely unflavored. I used to add it to random foods I would be making. For your recipe, I\u2019d probably scale it back by 1/2 and experiment - starting with a scoop. Good luck": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] How do the Weasley Twins know how to operate the Marauder\u2019s Map? Specifically, how do they know to say \u201cI solemnly swear I am up to no good\u201d to activate the map and \u201cmischief managed\u201d to clear the map. It was written by Harry\u2019s dad, Lupin, Sirius and Pettigrew, but none of them ever handed it down to anyone. In fact, Fred and George say they stole it from Filch\u2019s office.",
"best_score": 54,
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"Reverse magineering. of course!": 0.0,
"The map appears to have a consciousness of its own to some degree, it was likely left on purpose on Filch's office to reveal itself to worthy successors.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Eli5: Why did cellphones stop creating a buzzing sound in speakers when receiving a call/text? I\u2019m sure many of you remember your computer or car speakers buzzing in a very distinct rhythm before receiving a call or text in the 2000s. I\u2019m just wondering what changed and how.",
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"I used to hear it come out of the speaker of my answering machine if I had the cell phone near it. At least 3-4 seconds before the it would ring. Ahhhh\u2026 the days of cellphones, land lines, and answering machines all in the same household.": 0.0,
"Because the frequencies and signal strengths involved have changed, namely higher frequencies and lower signal strengths. GSM was the worst offender regarding this. Also, most people use the internet connection like facetime or whatsapp calls and messages these days, which do not use the signal modulation for the actual cell signal (or, if on wifi, the cell signal isn't used at all).": 1.0
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"post_content": "[DC] The Anti-Life-Equation works by proving to you mathematically that Life is inherently meaningless and that free will is an illusion. - Wouldn't Nihilistic Characters be all immune? I mean I can see why those revelations could send certain people into an existential crisis. But it's basically the core premise of Nihilism. So someone who is a nihilist at heart would probably be like: \"Yeah thank you for proving me right! If you excuse me for a moment I need to post this on r/debatereligion to see some heads explode!\" Has something like this ever happened in universe? Now that I think about it. Maybe most religious people should be immune as well. Only very few people would actually get an existential crisis by being exposed to contradicting evidence to their world view. Most people would have a strong enough conformation bias to just ignore the evidence before them. Has that ever happened in canon?",
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"Wouldn\u2019t the fact that the Equation itself exists makes the purpose of the Equation, and its proof, irrelevant?": 0.0,
"The equation is true and Darkseid can use it on you no matter what you think. You have no ability to argue, deny, or anything like that unless he lets you. To do either would require the free will. Which you don't have.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Friend forks over ~$3,000 to move into a house. Turns out the girl she paid was actually a tenant who posed as the owner of the residence. She disappeared. My friend has to move out of her current residence tomorrow. The title says it all. The first payment was for a security deposit and first few months' rent, made in person. The person has supposedly done the same thing to several other people in the area. My friend was told by police that this issue is a civil matter. Most of the correspondence was done via text message. What should she do first? This is in Florida.",
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"Not a lawyer. First thing is to move out of the apartment; your friend does *not* want an eviction on her record. The next thing would be to sue the person she gave the money to in small claims court. If she wins, your friend gets the joy of tying to collect on the judgement. Hint: people who have scammed multiple people out of thousands of dollars each tend not to have in the way of money or assets. The good news is that generally judgements are good for ten years and can often be renewed. So if the previous tenant gets their act together or comes into some money, your friend may be able to recoup their losses.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Can I scale down a blondie recipe to make 1-2 servings? I want to make blondies, but I don't want to have a full pan of them. But I'm worried that if I simply scale down a recipe, the increased relative surface area will affect how it bakes. Is there some way to successfully do this?",
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"Using bakers math you can scale any recipe . It is not difficult, give it a look and ask if you need help.": 0.0,
"Use a cupcake pan instead of a 9x9 pan.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[DC] Why is it that whenever Superman gets into a really bad fight and his suit gets half destroyed and torn that the area from his waist down to just above his knees never receives any tears or damage? He'll be missing his shirt, cape, half a pant leg, and boots, but never that area. Why?",
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"Cos thats where his dick is.": 0.0,
"His enemies tend to concentrate their attacks on his head/chest area, where the vital organs or parts are. When you're fighting a man who can withstand everything you throw at him, you're likely going to throw everything you have at his weakest looking spots. eyes, nose, mouth, underarms, ribcage, and soft underbelly. No bad guy fighting superman ever said \"you know, punching this guy in the throat didn't do anything, let's try working the calves.\"": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If a social media platform is running smoothly, but the engineers leave, why can\u2019t a platform continue to run on autopilot? I guess this is applicable to any social media platform or other similar systems. Is it because there are always bugs to address, so it\u2019s never really running smoothly, or other reasons?",
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"A site like Twitter is not fully self contained. It uses many (probably thousands) of third party libraries. These libraries are constantly being updated for new features, security risks, stability etc. That means you need to frequently update your app to at the very least use the new libraries. Not doing so won't break it right away, but sooner or later (hint: usually sooner) there will be a breaking change such as an older version being deprecated, or a field name being changed, that requires you to not only update the library you tell your program to use, but to make some changes internally as well. Plus anything running at the scale of Twitter has a whole lot of infrastructure supporting it, usually in the cloud, that requires specific types of engineers (DevOps, DevSecOps, etc).": 0.0,
"There's a lot of fine answers, but I feel nobody has answered _why_, just how. Here's an example: You have a website. It works. In theory it could run forever, since the code doesn't change. Reason 1: You have a small bug. Every 1 million user registrations your user registration page breaks and needs to be restarted. Reason 2: You don't actually handle money yourself. You have 15 different banks/companies in different countries that handle money transfers for you. Every 2-3 years they change something, due to laws in that country being changed. That means your site breaks, on average, 5 times per year. Reason 3: The power went out. You need to push a button to start the site again. Reason 4: Google changed their search algorithm again. If you don't provide \"the new data\" nobody will ever see your site again - it's now on page 2!!! Reason 5: You site actually had a really really complicated security issue. Luckily somebody fixed the tools you're using for your website, but you still have to press the button to update. If you don't, in 3 months there'll be an easy-to-use app called \"site-breaker-kit\" that just takes over your website.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: If a social media platform is running smoothly, but the engineers leave, why can\u2019t a platform continue to run on autopilot? I guess this is applicable to any social media platform or other similar systems. Is it because there are always bugs to address, so it\u2019s never really running smoothly, or other reasons?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I be successful without an engineering degree? Lately, I've been having doubts about my choices, Im currently in my second year of community college and majoring in information systems. Everywhere I look on tiktok i see that everyone is an engineering major and I just always ask myself, do i need to be an engineering major to be successful in life? Im just stuck because I like my major and if were to switch to engineering, that means I would have to stay a year and a half more at my CC. Idk part of me feels like since everyone is an engineering major means that I need to be one. Idk guys please give me some advice.",
"best_score": 31,
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"In two years you will be two years older whether you are an engineer or not. There is no \"done\" with school or career where you can relax.": 0.0,
">\"Everywhere I look on tiktok\" Let's read that part one more time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I be successful without an engineering degree? Lately, I've been having doubts about my choices, Im currently in my second year of community college and majoring in information systems. Everywhere I look on tiktok i see that everyone is an engineering major and I just always ask myself, do i need to be an engineering major to be successful in life? Im just stuck because I like my major and if were to switch to engineering, that means I would have to stay a year and a half more at my CC. Idk part of me feels like since everyone is an engineering major means that I need to be one. Idk guys please give me some advice.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[FL] My ex is threatening me to send my nudes to everyone if I dont text him back. What are my options? So /r/relationships sent me here, if anyone is curious about the whole story, it's in my post history. Basically a few months after breaking up with me, my ex boyfriend suddenly reappeared in my life by messaging me. It was innocent, he said he missed me and that he was sorry, and we had some small talk. Then he continued messaging me and I told him to leave me alone since I am not interested and I'm seeing somebody else. I stopped answering and he started to threaten me that he will send my nudes to everyone, even my mother, if i don't answer. I did cave in and answered him, even though I knew i shouldn't but now I have won me some time to come up with a defense plan. Do you guys know if I have any copyright over these photos? Will the police care? Will a lawyer care? Is what he is doing even illegal? I recently moved to San Francisco but he is living in Orlando, Florida, my home city. Edit: I am an adult and was an adult when the photos were taken. Also my face isn't visible on them, but my pretty big and unique tattoo is.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Tell him to Google \"Revenge Porn\" and find out how much trouble he'll be in. Please call the police, don't delete the texts. He's threatening you. Don't respond to him. Carry on ignoring him.": 0.0,
"> Will the police care? Will a lawyer care? Dont ask us, ask them. It wont cost you anything to talk to a cop, the worst they can do is say no and I think thats pretty unlikely": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[FL] My ex is threatening me to send my nudes to everyone if I dont text him back. What are my options? So /r/relationships sent me here, if anyone is curious about the whole story, it's in my post history. Basically a few months after breaking up with me, my ex boyfriend suddenly reappeared in my life by messaging me. It was innocent, he said he missed me and that he was sorry, and we had some small talk. Then he continued messaging me and I told him to leave me alone since I am not interested and I'm seeing somebody else. I stopped answering and he started to threaten me that he will send my nudes to everyone, even my mother, if i don't answer. I did cave in and answered him, even though I knew i shouldn't but now I have won me some time to come up with a defense plan. Do you guys know if I have any copyright over these photos? Will the police care? Will a lawyer care? Is what he is doing even illegal? I recently moved to San Francisco but he is living in Orlando, Florida, my home city. Edit: I am an adult and was an adult when the photos were taken. Also my face isn't visible on them, but my pretty big and unique tattoo is.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Leadership is too old planet wide... Here's my biggest problem: Biden 79, Trump 75, Xi Jinping 68, Modi 71, Putin 69, Belsonaro 67, We have planet ruled by geriatrics. It's really starting to show. There is massive cognitive difference between 55 and 65, even larger between 65 and 75. While monarchs an others have stayed in office to advanced age, I don't think many leaders do much after 65. The only leader putting out notable leadership between the ages of 65 and 70 was Winston Churchill. Look at actuarial tables, there is 1/100 chance BOTH Trump and Biden die before the end if 2024. That's insane.",
"best_score": 119,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"I think that's why a lot of people praised Zelensky for being out with his troops. He's 44 so he's young and healthy enough to do that. I wish the US had younger presidents.": 0.0,
"Speaking for the US - lets be blunt. Those are the two that made it through the primaries as the candidates. That is exactly WHO the voters asked for. You may not agree but the required amount did.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Leadership is too old planet wide... Here's my biggest problem: Biden 79, Trump 75, Xi Jinping 68, Modi 71, Putin 69, Belsonaro 67, We have planet ruled by geriatrics. It's really starting to show. There is massive cognitive difference between 55 and 65, even larger between 65 and 75. While monarchs an others have stayed in office to advanced age, I don't think many leaders do much after 65. The only leader putting out notable leadership between the ages of 65 and 70 was Winston Churchill. Look at actuarial tables, there is 1/100 chance BOTH Trump and Biden die before the end if 2024. That's insane.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I\u2019ve been calculating something completely wrong for over a year at my job. My field is extremely niche so it\u2019s kinda tough to explain exactly what I was doing wrong, we have a calculator we use for certain projects and there\u2019s an input I have been putting into the calculator completely wrong. So, yeah. It apparently went completely over the heads of multiple people training me including my boss\u2026..for over a year. I\u2019ve been hammering out projects for a year plus and doing them wrong. Granted, the mistake I made was obviously not enough to cause a huge mistake. Then at that point I\u2019m sure someone would call me out. The only reason I found out is because a senior engineer was looking over some of my work randomly and he said, \u201chey you got the wrong number here, it should be so and so\u201d. I explained to the senior engineer and he laughed his ass off, we\u2019re talking big booming laugh, and then he said \u201cit would probably be a good idea to keep that to yourself\u201d Probably dumb question\u2026..Should I tell my boss? This is obviously my fault and I\u2019m taking personal responsibility for sure, but at the same time, multiple people missed the oversight. I trained for maybe 6ish months before they took off my training wheels. So it\u2019s not that severe, my main issue is I feel dumb as shit.",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Fess up, and consider bringing the senior engineer with you if you\u2019re worried": 0.0,
"Blame the process, not the person. That's what six sigma says, and it makes sense. If you were able to make a significant mistake and it's been unchecked for over a year, that's an issue with your company's processes and oversight and not you. Fess up but identify the faults in the process that let it continue unvetted and recommend solutions to prevent future occurrences. It could end up making you come out on top of an otherwise unfortunate situation.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI\u2019ve been calculating something completely wrong for over a year at my job. My field is extremely niche so it\u2019s kinda tough to explain exactly what I was doing wrong, we have a calculator we use for certain projects and there\u2019s an input I have been putting into the calculator completely wrong. So, yeah. It apparently went completely over the heads of multiple people training me including my boss\u2026..for over a year. I\u2019ve been hammering out projects for a year plus and doing them wrong. Granted, the mistake I made was obviously not enough to cause a huge mistake. Then at that point I\u2019m sure someone would call me out. The only reason I found out is because a senior engineer was looking over some of my work randomly and he said, \u201chey you got the wrong number here, it should be so and so\u201d. I explained to the senior engineer and he laughed his ass off, we\u2019re talking big booming laugh, and then he said \u201cit would probably be a good idea to keep that to yourself\u201d Probably dumb question\u2026..Should I tell my boss? This is obviously my fault and I\u2019m taking personal responsibility for sure, but at the same time, multiple people missed the oversight. I trained for maybe 6ish months before they took off my training wheels. So it\u2019s not that severe, my main issue is I feel dumb as shit.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My landlord is scheming of different ways to evict me because of rent control. Today he tried to come into my house without formal notice for \"smoke detector inspection\", when I refused he called the cops for a wellness check About a week ago he sent me a 60 day move out notice say that I, someone who's live in this 4 plex for 12 years (I'm the oldest staying tenant here), need to move out because his relative is moving in. Then installed cameras pointing literally at my door after seeing my gf come in and out of my house. Today while I was working remotely at home, he called me saying he's here for a smoke alarm inspection. I told him to come back after giving me a formal notice, as soon as a refused he then called the LAPD stating that I was on drugs so I needed a wellness check. About 30 minutes after, 3 police officers showed up to myself saying that I need to step out so that they can see my face. I complied, stepped out and locked the door behind me, as soon as they saw me they walked away. My question is that, is this considered harassment from my Landlord? What can I do to make him legally stop bothering me.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Do you have a lease or are you a month to month tenant?": 0.0,
"Hi there! I\u2019m the LegalFAQ bot. It looks like you may be experiencing housing issues related to housing or eviction. Come to https://legalfaq.org to find legal resources for renters in each state. You can also find links to local groups that can help you with legal, financial, or other problems at https://legalfaq.org/getHelp. Help us provide accurate advice to fellow redditors: if your post was related to housing or eviction, please like this comment; otherwise, please dislike this comment. *v0.1*": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy landlord is scheming of different ways to evict me because of rent control. Today he tried to come into my house without formal notice for \"smoke detector inspection\", when I refused he called the cops for a wellness check About a week ago he sent me a 60 day move out notice say that I, someone who's live in this 4 plex for 12 years (I'm the oldest staying tenant here), need to move out because his relative is moving in. Then installed cameras pointing literally at my door after seeing my gf come in and out of my house. Today while I was working remotely at home, he called me saying he's here for a smoke alarm inspection. I told him to come back after giving me a formal notice, as soon as a refused he then called the LAPD stating that I was on drugs so I needed a wellness check. About 30 minutes after, 3 police officers showed up to myself saying that I need to step out so that they can see my face. I complied, stepped out and locked the door behind me, as soon as they saw me they walked away. My question is that, is this considered harassment from my Landlord? What can I do to make him legally stop bothering me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I put a dutch oven at the bottom of the oven? My dutch oven is really heavy and when i put it on a rack it bends, I am about to braise some short ribs and it will have to cook there in the dutch oven for 4 hours, I'm afraid it will either break or bend on an oven rack. I was wondering if i could just put it on the bottom of the oven, no sheet tray and no oven rack",
"best_score": 38,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Try to get a wire rack with three legs that sits at the bottom of the oven, it works really wel! I understand what you\u2019re saying": 0.0,
"Not sure what kind of an oven you have that can't handle a 8# dutch oven with 5# contents. I'd suggest the baking pan as well. If this is a concern, use a lightweight enamel roasting pan. Don't ever put a roaster on the bottom of an oven.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I put a dutch oven at the bottom of the oven? My dutch oven is really heavy and when i put it on a rack it bends, I am about to braise some short ribs and it will have to cook there in the dutch oven for 4 hours, I'm afraid it will either break or bend on an oven rack. I was wondering if i could just put it on the bottom of the oven, no sheet tray and no oven rack\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "eli5: do veins scar? I give blood regularly on the same arm and always wondered what goes on beneath the skin. I've given blood for years and have some slight scars from donations and was wondering if the vein has similar scars.",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"RN since 07', worked IV team for a while. Have stuck literally hundreds of people for an IV. Had my fair share of IV drug users. Yes, if a patient has a history of IV drug use, and has track marks all up and down their arms, very rarely can I successfully insert an IV without an ultrasound. Their veins that they punctured are useless, because they have scarring inside the vein, making it almost impossible for me to advance the catheter once I get in there. The ultrasound allows me to get into a vein that's too deep for them to access, making it trauma and/ or scar tissue free.": 0.0,
"Thank you for donating blood, I have been the recipient of many units of donated blood and wouldn\u2019t be here if people like you didn\u2019t roll up their sleeves.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\neli5: do veins scar? I give blood regularly on the same arm and always wondered what goes on beneath the skin. I've given blood for years and have some slight scars from donations and was wondering if the vein has similar scars.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Before Newton, how did people explain falling apples? As I understand it, Newton posited the gravitational force. Prior to this, what was/were the dominant explanation(s) for why things fell toward earth?",
"best_score": 52,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Newton did you not prove gravity made apples fall. That's only half of the story... What he DID show is that the same force that makes apples fall is (partly) the same force that keeps the moon up in the sky. He ended up explaining that the mass of things and the distances between them determine how gravity affects them....": 0.0,
"Another point here: there was a fairly widespread belief that the moon, stars and planets were not affected by gravity in the same way as \u201can apple\u201d. The concept of spherical (as in heavenly) material being fundamentally different was still considered roughly accurate. What Newton did using the new calculus (not getting into who came up with calculus in the first place) was provide a physical and mathematical model that would allow for an apple falling, and a moon stating in orbit, without positing that the moon behaved fundamentally differently.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBefore Newton, how did people explain falling apples? As I understand it, Newton posited the gravitational force. Prior to this, what was/were the dominant explanation(s) for why things fell toward earth?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Vulture has no abilities of any kind without his technology handy. How could he be so delusional as to sit four feet away from a kid with superhuman reflexes and strength, and threaten to murder his whole family, to his face?",
"best_score": 45,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Simple, toomes knew Peter wouldn't attack him and give himself up right there. The gun was just for emphasis.": 0.0,
"Because his powers are technological in nature, it is natural for him to assume that Spiderman's powers are technological in nature. And he's partially correct, the suit, and his webs are indeed technological. Assuming that someone has super strength or agility would be a less plausible conclusion than that he owned a supersuit, probably given to him by Stark.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Vulture has no abilities of any kind without his technology handy. How could he be so delusional as to sit four feet away from a kid with superhuman reflexes and strength, and threaten to murder his whole family, to his face?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What are the main responsibilities of an engineer and how do they differ from the responsibilities of a technologist?",
"best_score": 22,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"I took a 3 year mechanical technologist program (normally 2 years but my college has a lot of extra courses in it) and we learned about contemporary engineering subjects like HVAC, Power Engineering, Thermodynamics, Calculus and some light physics. It was taught with a focus on applications, familiarizing ourselves with equipment, the basics of design. Also took courses focused on controls and instrumentation, logic controllers and hydraulic systems. Then I transferred into the 3rd year of a 4 year Bachelor of Engineering program. Unfortunately every time I try to get a work term there is something that prevents it ( company making cuts, then covid) so I haven\u2019t worked in either role but the main difference in schooling as far as I can tell is how it\u2019s taught, and the focus of the teaching. Technologist labs had so much more hands on aspects and really allowed to me to grasp the subjects a lot better, the courses didn\u2019t delve into history, theory or proofs. At my university the labs suck, they have bare minimum equipment and are really \u201chalf assed\u201d but the courses focus heavily on applying theory and solving abstract problems, they teach you \u201chow to teach yourself\u201d and to breakdown any situation into its core scientific aspects.": 0.0,
"I\u2019ve never heard of such a title/role. (I\u2019m in US, EE for 17years)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat are the main responsibilities of an engineer and how do they differ from the responsibilities of a technologist?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Avengers: Endgame] So everyone that was snapped away has just been brought back, is there enough food? It's been 5 years since they were snapped away and food production has adjusted to the new population size. How on earth are we going to manage to feed double the population overnight?",
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"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Here's another question - what happens to people that were snapped mid-flight?": 0.0,
"Yes. For probably the third or fourth time this week, this is why they chose the Hulk to use the infinity gauntlet-- Thor or Carol had as good a chance of surviving as he did, but only he was both that strong and clever enough to think of enough contingencies to make sure that no one who was brought back would be killed by circumstance.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Avengers: Endgame] So everyone that was snapped away has just been brought back, is there enough food? It's been 5 years since they were snapped away and food production has adjusted to the new population size. How on earth are we going to manage to feed double the population overnight?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why does AM radio cut out, even when driving under an underpass, and FM radio plays clearly, even through a tunnel?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Why does AM radio make me feel sick when listening to it? I mean like vertigo sick. Does anyone get this problem?": 0.0,
"To build upon what others have said regarding AM and FM, as many have pointed out, the AM *broadcast band* is very low frequency and thus long wavelength, while the FM *broadcast band* is comparatively high frequency and short wavelength. A typical FM antenna is a single element that is several feet or perhaps tens of feet long, typically mounted on top of a long tower and often on a hill. With AM on the other hand, the actual tower itself is the antenna, typically many tens of feet tall, along with lots of cables buried underground coming out radially from the mast(s). If you're driving around and you see several tall towers near each other, in a line, box, or cross type formation, often with little to nothing mounted on the towers, it's a good chance you're seeing an AM station. The shape of the tower layout is often used to direct which way the signal goes, and electronics will often turn the various towers \"on or off\" (or adjust phase) as the sun rises/sets to change the power or radiation shape. Finally broadcast AM is typically super efficient compared to FM; a 5kw AM transmitter could reasonably cover the same area as a 50kw FM broadcast transmitter.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why does AM radio cut out, even when driving under an underpass, and FM radio plays clearly, even through a tunnel?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why Whole Onions? I\u2019ve seen a couple of videos where the chef cuts a white onion in half, bisecting the root. Remove only the outer skin or layer, then set the whole side in a pan of oil.\u00a0 I get cooking it, but you don\u2019t leave the whole onion in there right? Do you remove it and then chop it? Is it mean to fall apart? Do you cut it in the pan? Are you just going for the Maillard reaction? It there something more to this method that you can get by saut\u00e9ing the chopped onion? Here is an image of what I mean https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r78W1PCss8gOf6JjlbuOJ6gz0JmTI2hx/view?usp=drivesdk",
"best_score": 30,
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"This is usually for veggie broths where the onion will be cooked fully submerged in liquid after caramelizing the flat side and then removed after it has imparted it's flavor into the broth. But I've also seen it used in sauces where they don't really need it diced up before cooking since everything is going to be pureed.": 0.0,
"I mean, what are they making? This isn\u2019t such a common thing that you\u2019re gonna get much insight without context": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy Whole Onions? I\u2019ve seen a couple of videos where the chef cuts a white onion in half, bisecting the root. Remove only the outer skin or layer, then set the whole side in a pan of oil.\u00a0 I get cooking it, but you don\u2019t leave the whole onion in there right? Do you remove it and then chop it? Is it mean to fall apart? Do you cut it in the pan? Are you just going for the Maillard reaction? It there something more to this method that you can get by saut\u00e9ing the chopped onion? Here is an image of what I mean https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r78W1PCss8gOf6JjlbuOJ6gz0JmTI2hx/view?usp=drivesdk\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My (48F) mother died from a reaction to liquid gold injections in 1982 aged 29. I've recently been diagnosed with the same disease, Ankylosing Spondylitis. How are today's DMards similar and/or different from liquid gold? I'm afraid but need to treat this debilitating, disfiguring disease. Obviously, losing my mom at age 11 has left some scars on my mind. I want to better understand what went so catastrophically wrong with my mom's treatment. I was diagnosed with AS recently and am seriously considering taking some sort of biologic. Given my family's experience, most of them are against me taking something with risky side effects. I must balance their concerns against the hope that I might be able to live with less pain. I could really use some advice.",
"best_score": 69,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"Ex-biologic user: I loved my biologic because it helped me when I needed it to. Biologics sound much scarier than they are.": 0.0,
"Pretty sure that therapy consists of agents like methotrexate and monoclonal antibody therapy. Gold is almost unheard of now.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy (48F) mother died from a reaction to liquid gold injections in 1982 aged 29. I've recently been diagnosed with the same disease, Ankylosing Spondylitis. How are today's DMards similar and/or different from liquid gold? I'm afraid but need to treat this debilitating, disfiguring disease. Obviously, losing my mom at age 11 has left some scars on my mind. I want to better understand what went so catastrophically wrong with my mom's treatment. I was diagnosed with AS recently and am seriously considering taking some sort of biologic. Given my family's experience, most of them are against me taking something with risky side effects. I must balance their concerns against the hope that I might be able to live with less pain. I could really use some advice.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Hi! How can I practice cake decorating without wasting? What is the cheapest alternative for real icing/frosting? Do you guys have any practice tips for cake/cookie decorating at home? Has anyone ever used Wilton Decorate Smart Deluxe Practice Board Set? Thank you!",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"For cookies, trace the cookie cutter on parchment paper and practice on that. You can reuse the icing if you don\u2019t let it dry. I practice my writing this way. For cakes I\u2019d reuse these 3 options: a cake you baked yourself, store bought cake, or styrofoam (wrap it in plastic wrap so icing removal is less messy). When decorating start off with light colored buttercream so you can reuse that too and just re-color it until your last option is black. Just try not to get crumbs in the buttercream": 0.0,
"Cake decorating shops sell polystyrene that you can use to practice on instead of using actual cake! You can also reuse the frosting as it's just for practice, cross-contamination isn't a problem.": 1.0
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"post_content": "TW - sexual/child abuse. I work at a school cafeteria. Should I tell my boss that I\u2019ve had to make a CPS report for a little girl in my sons class? I\u2019m a lunch lady at a VERY small school in KY, US. Like high, middle, elementary, and pre-K all share the same cafeteria kind of small. My son told me that a little girl was touching him very explicitly (without going into details) and telling him that if he tells the teacher she won\u2019t stop. She also has been kicking him between the legs. My report is not on this 7 yo girl, but on the worry that something is happening to her at home to cause her to act out sexual events with a bunch of the boys at my school, including my son. This isn\u2019t the first time he\u2019s told me about this. Last time I called the guidance counselor and told her what was going on, assuming as a mandated reporter she would have to call CPS. I don\u2019t know if she ever did as this is an extremely small school and a small town. I know the guidance counselors son is in my sons class too. I had to name her in my report as someone I told previously. Should I inform my boss that I had to call CPS? I didn\u2019t do it as an employee of the school, but as a parent. But I do work at the school and everyone knows or will find out everything around here. Is there anything else i should be doing? I couldn\u2019t get in contact with the school this morning and I can\u2019t go into the office as my son is sick.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Yes, you should absolutely tell your boss that you made a report. I'm not sure why other people are telling you not to. First of all, your district may have a policy requiring that you do so (mine does.) Even if you were making it \"as a parent,\" you know the children through school and the incident took place at school. Second, bosses generally don't like finding out things later that they think their employees should have given them a heads up on. Finally, if you don't tell them, it decreases the chance that they will take action at school. Look up your school's policy on sexual harassment and follow appropriate reporting protocol for that EVERY time something happens.": 0.0,
"Education and employment lawyer here (not your lawyer). Yes, you should inform your employer about the CPS report and details about what happened to your son. Your employer almost certainly has an obligation to monitor the situation, and remedy it if possible, under Title IX. Most states also prohibit any retaliation against an employee for activity such as reporting to CPS, under a \"wrongful termination in violation of public policy\" state tort theory. So you are likely protected against retaliation, and you could also have a claim against your employer if you notify them, they do nothing, and then your son is again sexually abused/harassed.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nTW - sexual/child abuse. I work at a school cafeteria. Should I tell my boss that I\u2019ve had to make a CPS report for a little girl in my sons class? I\u2019m a lunch lady at a VERY small school in KY, US. Like high, middle, elementary, and pre-K all share the same cafeteria kind of small. My son told me that a little girl was touching him very explicitly (without going into details) and telling him that if he tells the teacher she won\u2019t stop. She also has been kicking him between the legs. My report is not on this 7 yo girl, but on the worry that something is happening to her at home to cause her to act out sexual events with a bunch of the boys at my school, including my son. This isn\u2019t the first time he\u2019s told me about this. Last time I called the guidance counselor and told her what was going on, assuming as a mandated reporter she would have to call CPS. I don\u2019t know if she ever did as this is an extremely small school and a small town. I know the guidance counselors son is in my sons class too. I had to name her in my report as someone I told previously. Should I inform my boss that I had to call CPS? I didn\u2019t do it as an employee of the school, but as a parent. But I do work at the school and everyone knows or will find out everything around here. Is there anything else i should be doing? I couldn\u2019t get in contact with the school this morning and I can\u2019t go into the office as my son is sick.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What\u2019s the best way to ruin prime rib? I\u2019m cooking a prime rib roast for the family this week and unfortunately, about half of the group prefers their meat well-done. I\u2019d normally just make them something else but in this case I cannot. Can anyone explain to me how a restaurant does this? Do you slice a few pieces and put them back in the oven? Cook in a skillet with some of the jus? Any tips would be appreciated so I can ruin this meat as best as I can.",
"best_score": 44,
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"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Christ this reminds me why I hate steak people. It's just an incredible amount of toxicity regarding personal preference - leave people be.": 0.0,
"A bar and grill that I worked at kept a hot pan of au jus by the cutting board and dipped for a few seconds when anyone ordered well done. Turned it dark enough and had great flavor. Minimal extra time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat\u2019s the best way to ruin prime rib? I\u2019m cooking a prime rib roast for the family this week and unfortunately, about half of the group prefers their meat well-done. I\u2019d normally just make them something else but in this case I cannot. Can anyone explain to me how a restaurant does this? Do you slice a few pieces and put them back in the oven? Cook in a skillet with some of the jus? Any tips would be appreciated so I can ruin this meat as best as I can.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I believe a cop is texting me asking to buy drugs and I've never been involved in anything like that I started receiving texts from someone which contained my first name, saying they were a friend of someone I've never met \"from work\" asking if I could get \"some shit\". They have been relentlessly texting and calling over the past several days at all hours. I eventually replied via text and told them I don't know what they are talking about and that I will report them to the police if they contact me again. I then did a reverse lookup on the phone number and it's associated with a name of which the first result is a LinkedIn profile of a police officer in my city when Googled. Considering I've never been involved in anything or with anyone related to drugs but they have my name and number, there's really not much question in my mind here that this is the guy texting me. My theory right now is that one of my neighbors has called the police and made up some story about me. I've been doing construction on my property recently and one neighbor has been totally unhinged, yelling at the workers and calling the police several times. I will note I've never actually spoken to this neighbor, so he doesn't know my name or phone number, so the police would have had to look it up in a database or something? Anyway, I'm not sure how seriously to take this, like if it would it be worth it to contact a lawyer? I'm not really concerned since I have nothing to hide, but the idea of the police thinking I'm some sort of criminal makes me very uncomfortable.",
"best_score": 70,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Don't sell them fake shit. Not a lawyer but I know it's illegal just because of the intent to buy drugs or something of that sort. I'd just block the number": 0.0,
"Block the number, move on with your life. The end.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI believe a cop is texting me asking to buy drugs and I've never been involved in anything like that I started receiving texts from someone which contained my first name, saying they were a friend of someone I've never met \"from work\" asking if I could get \"some shit\". They have been relentlessly texting and calling over the past several days at all hours. I eventually replied via text and told them I don't know what they are talking about and that I will report them to the police if they contact me again. I then did a reverse lookup on the phone number and it's associated with a name of which the first result is a LinkedIn profile of a police officer in my city when Googled. Considering I've never been involved in anything or with anyone related to drugs but they have my name and number, there's really not much question in my mind here that this is the guy texting me. My theory right now is that one of my neighbors has called the police and made up some story about me. I've been doing construction on my property recently and one neighbor has been totally unhinged, yelling at the workers and calling the police several times. I will note I've never actually spoken to this neighbor, so he doesn't know my name or phone number, so the police would have had to look it up in a database or something? Anyway, I'm not sure how seriously to take this, like if it would it be worth it to contact a lawyer? I'm not really concerned since I have nothing to hide, but the idea of the police thinking I'm some sort of criminal makes me very uncomfortable.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "For someone who is an aspiring engineer, what would you suggest to learn first, excel or python?",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Depends on your type of engijeer. You Wana go computer science, python. Wana go mechanical, well Excell will probably be more useful": 0.0,
"Excel has always been the fallback, brute force way of doing anything with data in my 15 years. I've used perl, R, python, groovy, SAS, and more, but Excel has always been the way to do quick and dirty charts, pivot tables, summarizations, sorting, and more. Ultimately both are very good to learn, but Excel first.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Batman] Why do the Joker and other Batman villains go to Arkham Asylum when legally they aren\u2019t insane? Insanity is a legal term meaning someone committed crime without knowing what they\u2019re doing is wrong. Joker knows he\u2019s doing something wrong as do most Batman villains. Just having a vendetta or general hatred toward humanity or getting your kicks from hurting people doesn\u2019t qualify you as insane. There are lots if criminals in jail like that. So why do these criminals go to Arkham Asylum?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Because the legal system in Gotham is so wide open it staggers the mind.": 0.0,
"Probably contracts with the city/county": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Why do the Joker and other Batman villains go to Arkham Asylum when legally they aren\u2019t insane? Insanity is a legal term meaning someone committed crime without knowing what they\u2019re doing is wrong. Joker knows he\u2019s doing something wrong as do most Batman villains. Just having a vendetta or general hatred toward humanity or getting your kicks from hurting people doesn\u2019t qualify you as insane. There are lots if criminals in jail like that. So why do these criminals go to Arkham Asylum?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What was your first day like as an Engineer? Be specific as possible.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Showed up wearing a plain button up shirt. Took off my mask for a badging photo, thanked the nice admin who took it, and drove to another site in town. Went in and ate free food before going home for the day.": 0.0,
"I sat through 4 hours of orientation with the HR department and then set up my office/work bench area.": 1.0
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"post_content": "My parents hates spice (and subsequently flavor, I guess) what can I season a crab boil with for her? My wife and I love doing cajun style seafood boils. We use Old Bay Seasoning, Andouille Sausage, Crab, and Shrimp. However, my parents want to have one with us and my Mom and Dad cannot do any kind of spice (yeah, I know, not even Old Bay). Is there anything I can season the boil with that would add some flavor, but wouldn't add spice? Thanks in advance.",
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"Beer!": 0.0,
"Saut\u00e9 onions, garlic, celery in some fat you like (butter would be fine). When translucent and smelling good, add a bit of tomato (1-2 fresh, small. You don\u2019t need to make tomato sauce to add flavor). Add bay leaf, thyme, salt, pepper. Plenty of pepper. Finish with an acid (like your favorite vinegar or lemon juice). Then add a bunch of water or broth and boil what you want to boil. It will be good but your parents will like it too. If you want it a little red then add a bit of paprika but be careful, sometimes paprika can actually be spicy so taste it first! Edit: pour the liquid through a strainer before you serve if you think \u201cbits\u201d from the veggies and herbs will freak them out.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy parents hates spice (and subsequently flavor, I guess) what can I season a crab boil with for her? My wife and I love doing cajun style seafood boils. We use Old Bay Seasoning, Andouille Sausage, Crab, and Shrimp. However, my parents want to have one with us and my Mom and Dad cannot do any kind of spice (yeah, I know, not even Old Bay). Is there anything I can season the boil with that would add some flavor, but wouldn't add spice? Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to keep a supply of Avocado that is always ready to eat How do restaurants do it? I'm hoping to have fresh avocado ever day, not when 1 of my 5 avocados are ready to eat next Tuesday.",
"best_score": 49,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Restaurants can buy dozens or hundreds of avocados in big cases at varying stages of ripeness and just select the most perfect avocado at any given time. You can do the same, buy varying ripeness avocados but in a whole week you are going through a tiny fraction of what any restaurant will go through in just one hour.": 0.0,
"I buy the packages of 6 or 7 small avocados from Trader Joe\u2019s. They mostly ripen within the same day or two but I find that they have a longer window of ripeness when I have 6 to choose from. Also, they are smaller than your standard avocado so I never have any halfacados turning brown.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How common is it to pass a PhD defense with conditions? I passed my defense last week \u201cwith conditions\u201d. Are conditions the same as revisions? I have an official list of things to address, it\u2019s much more work than I was hoping to have to do after defending. Honestly I feel pretty downtrodden meanwhile everyone around me keeps congratulating me for \u201cpassing\u201d. My advisor has stressed that what I have to do is par for the course but he\u2019s also not super great at interpersonal relationships so I never know how to interpret what he says. I don\u2019t disagree with anything I\u2019m being asked to do necessarily. I\u2019m just a bit overwhelmed. Plus I\u2019ve already started a full time (non academic) job.",
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"I think I had an experience similar to yours. My dept only has pass/pass with revisions/fail. But my committee said I\u2019m not a doctor yet after I passed and they gave me revisions to do. This was confusing because virtually everyone I know goes on fb after their defense and says, \u201cWoo! I\u2019m Dr. Whoever!\u201d But I apparently couldn\u2019t tell people that although I passed with revisions (as is the case with these \u201cfb people\u201d). So I didn\u2019t know what to tell anyone because I didn\u2019t know what I was or where I was. If mine was a conditional pass, no one told me, but we don\u2019t have it. My point is, I think I\u2019m in a similar boat to you. Even though we don\u2019t have \u201cwith conditions,\u201d I can only guess I got that informally. It sucks, absolutely, but we are just like the people with revisions: we have a little more to do and then we\u2019re done. Congratulations! You\u2019re all good, you\u2019re great, and it won\u2019t be long until you look back on this and you\u2019ll be too happy to care.": 0.0,
"Am not from stem, I graduated from a department of Public Policy and Administration - but it is rare to see dissertation proposals or the final defence go through without revisions/conditions. I understand your position - I also felt very weird - everyone was like - congratulations you are a Doctor and I was like - how many more drafts do I need to write? It is something we don't prepare for but this is the normal. I didn't even publish my papers from my dissertation - now am kind of obliged to get them out. I already got a job and I am like - am happy to learn more applied stuff but don't make me write papers anymore. This is why I wanted out of academia in the first place. None the less, do not get disheartened - it is a fairly common occurrence.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow common is it to pass a PhD defense with conditions? I passed my defense last week \u201cwith conditions\u201d. Are conditions the same as revisions? I have an official list of things to address, it\u2019s much more work than I was hoping to have to do after defending. Honestly I feel pretty downtrodden meanwhile everyone around me keeps congratulating me for \u201cpassing\u201d. My advisor has stressed that what I have to do is par for the course but he\u2019s also not super great at interpersonal relationships so I never know how to interpret what he says. I don\u2019t disagree with anything I\u2019m being asked to do necessarily. I\u2019m just a bit overwhelmed. Plus I\u2019ve already started a full time (non academic) job.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[LOTR] Gollum obviously knew Bilbo had the Ring and where he lived, why didn't he go try to get it back?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"For a long, long time he is reluctant to leave his cave.": 0.0,
"IMHO\u2026 I don\u2019t think gollum knew where he lived just that he was a hobbit and didn\u2019t know about the shire and where it was located. I\u2019m not even sure how gollum was captured by the orcs, maybe he was looking for the shire and crossed some orcs. Dunno.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[LOTR] Gollum obviously knew Bilbo had the Ring and where he lived, why didn't he go try to get it back?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there a reason, either mechanically or hydrodynamically, that a ship couldn\u2019t have its propeller in the front, instead of behind? E.g. as a \u2018puller,\u2019 like a plane, rather than a \u2018pusher?\u2019",
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"worse_score": 2,
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"mostly it would provide way more drag, but cavitation from the propellers would also increase wear on the hull. there *are* ships that do similar things, though. niche water craft like ice breakers put propellers in places other than the rear, usually for more pushing power, but also when it's a bad idea to have the propeller outside the footprint of the boat itself. some personal water craft opt to put the propeller up front so the steering column is simpler.": 0.0,
"And where would the water go that the ship is thrusting backwards to generate propulsion? You could avoid this I suppose by having a setup like a dogsled but then you have a long and sensitive propeller sticking out front.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a reason, either mechanically or hydrodynamically, that a ship couldn\u2019t have its propeller in the front, instead of behind? E.g. as a \u2018puller,\u2019 like a plane, rather than a \u2018pusher?\u2019\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Got lied to during hiring process, should I start looking for another job? During the hiring process, I was promised that there will be lots of trainings and classes for career development such as getting certified in my profession (Master Molder) in less than 3 months. Now it has been 4 months, and the manager has made no attempt in getting me or anyone to do any training. Secondly, I was hired as an engineer to do development works and troubleshooting but I\u2019ve been doing tech duties all this time like set up and cleaning. For the first month or two, I thought maybe it\u2019s just training and I went along with it although I had 2 years of experience as an engineer doing lots of technicals \u201cengineering works\u201d. I only been here for 4 months and I know it\u2019s really bad to start looking for another job, but I feel like I got cheated. The work environment doesn\u2019t help either. The last place I worked at everyone was really professional and accountable for their actions from operators to managers. At this place, nobody gives a shit and used cuss words like they\u2019re at a party and it\u2019s a medical device company. Overall, just unprofessional all around. If someone did something wrong or something is not getting done due to whatever reasons, blame game always come to play. No one is accountable for anything and techs are lazy and undisciplined do whatever they want. Imagine you using one of the products that this company made into your body. Should I start looking else where and how do I explain to potential employer about my situation? I don\u2019t want to be looked at as a quitter or job hopper. Thanks.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Get out of there. Just be sure the next place you're at for a few years so choose wisely.": 0.0,
"I have been dupped before. For one, I wish I had quit before I was let go. For the next one, I was glad I quit before I was let go. They were not similar in any way, but the lies eventually became problems. In both, I repeatedly informed them of the issues, but they still led to problems.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGot lied to during hiring process, should I start looking for another job? During the hiring process, I was promised that there will be lots of trainings and classes for career development such as getting certified in my profession (Master Molder) in less than 3 months. Now it has been 4 months, and the manager has made no attempt in getting me or anyone to do any training. Secondly, I was hired as an engineer to do development works and troubleshooting but I\u2019ve been doing tech duties all this time like set up and cleaning. For the first month or two, I thought maybe it\u2019s just training and I went along with it although I had 2 years of experience as an engineer doing lots of technicals \u201cengineering works\u201d. I only been here for 4 months and I know it\u2019s really bad to start looking for another job, but I feel like I got cheated. The work environment doesn\u2019t help either. The last place I worked at everyone was really professional and accountable for their actions from operators to managers. At this place, nobody gives a shit and used cuss words like they\u2019re at a party and it\u2019s a medical device company. Overall, just unprofessional all around. If someone did something wrong or something is not getting done due to whatever reasons, blame game always come to play. No one is accountable for anything and techs are lazy and undisciplined do whatever they want. Imagine you using one of the products that this company made into your body. Should I start looking else where and how do I explain to potential employer about my situation? I don\u2019t want to be looked at as a quitter or job hopper. Thanks.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Cyberpunk 2077] Are there any not-for-profit humanitarian or charity organizations around? Why don't we hear more about such causes in a world so rife with poverty and crime?",
"best_score": 58,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"You dont hear because the corps control the media and want you to buy medical insurance. You'll only see them mentioned when they screw up and kill a load of people": 0.0,
"They do exist, CityMed is one and if you dig around the various books, you'll find others. They simply aren't successful. The MegaCorps will allow them to exist as long as they are useful or small enough to not be an issue. The moment they start to be big enough to actually get in the way of profits (and a lot of the suffering in Cyberpunk is directly caused by Corpos) the charities are either bought or crushed.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Batman] How is Bruce Wayne able to buy the buildings or establishments so quickly and on the spot? Like that moment in the Gotham tv show where he instantly bought the disco club or when he buys the hotel in Batman Begins.",
"best_score": 99,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"Reminds me of when Tony Stark bought the building he crashed Hulk through.": 0.0,
"The hotel is owned by a larger company which is publicly traded. With a single phone call (or text message), Bruce directs Wayne Enterprises to execute a hostile takeover buying shares on the free market.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Garlic in pur\u00e9e still raw after baking for 30 minutes\u2014what happened? I tried a recipe for cauliflower pur\u00e9e to imitate mashed potatoes. Cauliflower was softened in the microwave before being mixed with raw garlic, cream, cheese, and cream cheese in a food processor. It was then baked at 375 for 30 minutes. But when I tried it, I still tasted raw garlic. It was extremely strong and overpowered the dish. Why didn\u2019t the garlic cook?",
"best_score": 48,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Roast the garlic in the oven while you're doing the other stuff.": 0.0,
"If you add it raw to a wet mass garlic taste is very pronounced. It will not go above 100 Celsius, the temperature of cooking water. When you first sweat the garlic in oil you get a more subtle garlicky taste which is probably what you expected.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGarlic in pur\u00e9e still raw after baking for 30 minutes\u2014what happened? I tried a recipe for cauliflower pur\u00e9e to imitate mashed potatoes. Cauliflower was softened in the microwave before being mixed with raw garlic, cream, cheese, and cream cheese in a food processor. It was then baked at 375 for 30 minutes. But when I tried it, I still tasted raw garlic. It was extremely strong and overpowered the dish. Why didn\u2019t the garlic cook?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My ex husband refused to allow my teenage son to eat until he weighed himself. Is there any way I can get my son off of visitation? Divorce happened in California where ex lives. Son and I live in Colorado. Son is currently on visitation with ex in California. My son has a history of anorexia and ex knows this. Son has been in treatment for a few months now and has made significant progress. Son texts me today telling me that ex made him weigh himself. Son refused because of his past and ex told him he wouldn't be allowed to eat until he weighed himself. Once again, ex has been kept well aware that son has been dealing with anorexia for a long time and that food is a sensitive topic. Surely there's some way I can get son out of ex's house? He will be there for another two weeks. I do not feel comfortable at all with son completing the visit. Not if this is how ex treats him. Do I have any options?",
"best_score": 63,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"When did your son develop this disorder? How has it been treated? Was this an issue brought before the court? What is the breakdown of your custody/visitation?": 0.0,
"I am not a lawyer but it would seem that withholding food is child abuse. Penal Code 270 PC is the California state statute that defines the offense of child neglect. A parent commits this crime by willfully failing to **provide a necessity for a minor child without a legal excuse**. A necessity includes things such as clothing, **food**, medicine, and shelter.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy ex husband refused to allow my teenage son to eat until he weighed himself. Is there any way I can get my son off of visitation? Divorce happened in California where ex lives. Son and I live in Colorado. Son is currently on visitation with ex in California. My son has a history of anorexia and ex knows this. Son has been in treatment for a few months now and has made significant progress. Son texts me today telling me that ex made him weigh himself. Son refused because of his past and ex told him he wouldn't be allowed to eat until he weighed himself. Once again, ex has been kept well aware that son has been dealing with anorexia for a long time and that food is a sensitive topic. Surely there's some way I can get son out of ex's house? He will be there for another two weeks. I do not feel comfortable at all with son completing the visit. Not if this is how ex treats him. Do I have any options?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[TWD] Why did Rick use a revolver as his police sidearm when all of the other officers used pistols? * It also seems like an odd choice as a service weapon given how pistols had largely replaced revolvers as the police officer\u2019s main sidearm.",
"best_score": 91,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"That and the hat made him look like a cowboy sheriff in the Wild West. Aesthetics. That\u2019s the only reason. Everyone else is overthinking this whole thing.": 0.0,
"Semi-autos are pretty much the de-facto standard for law enforcement these days, but there are some arguments to be made for a wheelgun. Likely department policy gave individual members a choice as to what they packed, and Rick opted for the revolver. First, a double-action revolver allows a balance of speed and safety when being brought into use. In particular, the \"pull weight\" (the amount of force that needs to be applied to the trigger to fire the weapon) acts as a safety against premature or negligent discharge of the weapon, reducing the need for other safety devices which could complicate operation, slow deployment of the weapon, or even jam up and fail to disengage at the moment of truth. Second, a big hollow point 357 Magnum round is enough firepower to deal with wild animals without being excessive to discharge in an urban environment; it's a bit overkill for a person, but a perfectly reasonable amount of kill if someone calls in a bear roaming around the neighborhood. Third, for guys who started on a revolver it's often easier to stick with a revolver. If Rick has his formative shooting experiences with one, he might have chosen to not make the jump if he wasn't forced.": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Since Adidas is dropping Kanye they should now release a signature Pete Davidson shoe Adidas stands to lose a ton of money by dropping the signature Yeezy shoes, and this would be the ultimate marketing stunt and I'm fairly certain many people would buy the signature Pete Davidson shoes, even just for a joke. They would demonstrate that they not only can take an ethical stand but that the company also has a sense of humor. It would also annoy the piss out of Kanye which would be a reward in itself. It would definitely make the news which would offer a ton of free advertising for the company as well. Change my mind!",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Well, apart from the suggestion being incredibly juvenile, making me want to pretty mich just berate you OP, I think it bears noting that Adidas is a international Brand. You know who is known internationally? Kanye. Outside of the US practically nobody knows or gives a shit about Pete Davidson. He is nowhere near the same level of Fame, so while you oddly think that this would be super well received, People would not take kindly to this nobody getting Shoes for the lolz. Most people in fact do not have the mentality of a 5 year old.": 0.0,
"The advertising part I can\u2019t argue with simply because that would sadly be front page news. However I seriously doubt it would be a profitable move. You\u2019d have to pay Pete for using his name, then you have production costs and at the end of the day how many people are going to buy them? You\u2019ll get the people that buy them for the joke or because they want to \u201cstick it\u201d to Kanye, but really how many people are going to buy them for those reasons? How many people are going to buy them because Pete\u2019s name is attached to it? I\u2019m willing to bet that those sales numbers wouldn\u2019t look good.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Since Adidas is dropping Kanye they should now release a signature Pete Davidson shoe Adidas stands to lose a ton of money by dropping the signature Yeezy shoes, and this would be the ultimate marketing stunt and I'm fairly certain many people would buy the signature Pete Davidson shoes, even just for a joke. They would demonstrate that they not only can take an ethical stand but that the company also has a sense of humor. It would also annoy the piss out of Kanye which would be a reward in itself. It would definitely make the news which would offer a ton of free advertising for the company as well. Change my mind!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old why many cultures have developed the practice of carrying large burdens balanced on the head - how is this better than carrying them in the arms?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Honestly try it. It's not that hard to have a case of water on your head and still have arms free to carry bags and open doors.": 0.0,
"There\u2019s a similar carry that I learned in construction for dimensional lumber (eg 2x4, 2x6). It\u2019s comfortable to pick up a stack of, say 5 or 6 pieces and rest them on your shoulder, but then rotate your arm to wrap around the wood and hold it down with your hand. The center of balance of the load should be just slightly behind so your arm can slightly press down the front for stability. Because of the rotation, the load doesn\u2019t rest on the bone but is cushioned by the muscle. And since it\u2019s quite close to your spine, the load is transferred very easily downward. It easy to walk over irregular ground for relatively long distances and repeat.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old why many cultures have developed the practice of carrying large burdens balanced on the head - how is this better than carrying them in the arms?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it too late? I'm a 31 year old man with a 1 year old son. I have been wanting to back to school for quite a while but i could never find the time or money (or so i told myself). Now that I have a child i want to do better for myself and him. My question is,is it too late for me to get into the field of electrical engineering? I've always been interested in renewable energy and would love to get a job in that field but by the time I graduate I'll be nesting 40 and my life will be half way done. Maybe it's a bit grim to think that way,but it's been a struggle for me.",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"It\u2019s definitely not too late, but it\u2019s a very different lifestyle. I might see if you could start with a two year EE tech degree (with transferable credits to a four year).": 0.0,
"I\u2019m 39 and in school for EE. I constantly joke about the basic things I want to work on before I retire. As long as you can make it work (financially, logistically), why not go for for it? You aren\u2019t old. You\u2019ve had experiences that bring stability to how you approach being new at a job (hopefully). Yeah, some of your professors and bosses might be younger than you, but so what?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it too late? I'm a 31 year old man with a 1 year old son. I have been wanting to back to school for quite a while but i could never find the time or money (or so i told myself). Now that I have a child i want to do better for myself and him. My question is,is it too late for me to get into the field of electrical engineering? I've always been interested in renewable energy and would love to get a job in that field but by the time I graduate I'll be nesting 40 and my life will be half way done. Maybe it's a bit grim to think that way,but it's been a struggle for me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Kenji\u2019s Roasted Potatoes with Sweet Potatoes So I followed Kenji\u2019s recipe for regular roasted potatoes, and they were some of the best I\u2019ve ever made-I highly recommended them, if you\u2019ve never had them-just a few extra steps, and totally worth it. Has anybody ever tried this method with sweet potatoes? How did they turn out?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 4,
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"With sweet potatoes you have to worry more about them burning because of the added sugar, and you don't get as thick of a browned starchy crust because there's less starch. I haven't fully figured out how to get a comparable result with sweet potatoes, but have gotten closer with somewhat lower roasting temp": 0.0,
"Post the recipe/method": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nKenji\u2019s Roasted Potatoes with Sweet Potatoes So I followed Kenji\u2019s recipe for regular roasted potatoes, and they were some of the best I\u2019ve ever made-I highly recommended them, if you\u2019ve never had them-just a few extra steps, and totally worth it. Has anybody ever tried this method with sweet potatoes? How did they turn out?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does immunity from a virus get remembered for longer if a recovered person is exposed continually to it? I read somewhere else that after recovery, immunity from covid19 lasts around three months. Which is the amount of time our immune system spends resources on creating antibodies specific to that virus. However, does that take in account if the person is continually exposed to infected people? Is it possible for her/his immune system to get a \"memory refresh\"? Something like a signal in the body that says \"hey, I know you can't remember coronaviruses well but you still need immunity for this\"?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"With any vaccine, you must activate your immune system to create antibodies. So if you're taking certain medications like Prednisone or immunosuppressants, your immune system may be less efficient in making them. Once made, your body will allow for something called class switching... Making immunoglobulins (Ig) into specific classes: IgG, IgA, IgE, and IgD. Usually IgG is what you're looking for. That takes 2-4 weeks to complete. This is the reason why you don't get the immunity immediately after any vaccine. How strong your body accepts the class switching determines if a booster is needed. That remains to be known with COVID but IgM lays around for around 30 days and IgG is much longer. So, boosters may be needed.": 0.0,
"Nobody knows yet how long immunity to this virus *usually* lasts. Yes, re-exposure (asymptomatic beginnings of re-infection) works as a free \"booster vaccine\" sort of thing with most infectious diseases (ignore influenza, because it's unusually complex in terms of mutation.)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes immunity from a virus get remembered for longer if a recovered person is exposed continually to it? I read somewhere else that after recovery, immunity from covid19 lasts around three months. Which is the amount of time our immune system spends resources on creating antibodies specific to that virus. However, does that take in account if the person is continually exposed to infected people? Is it possible for her/his immune system to get a \"memory refresh\"? Something like a signal in the body that says \"hey, I know you can't remember coronaviruses well but you still need immunity for this\"?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is Occam's Razor a thing? I see it used a lot on Reddit. I've done some looking around but I must not be fully comprehending what it means and entails. What I'm getting is that \"the simplest explanation is best\". Why?",
"best_score": 35,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"My understanding of it is that the simplest explanation is more *likely* - not necessarily best. It might not even be right, but if you're trying to figure out what's going on it's a good starting point.": 0.0,
"It's not \"the simplest answer is best\". It's \"the simplest *sufficient* answer is the best. \"Do not multiply entities beyond necessity\" is the idea. If it is necessary for the answer to be more complex in order to be complete, then that's fine. Just don't make it more complicate *than it needs to be*.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why is Occam's Razor a thing? I see it used a lot on Reddit. I've done some looking around but I must not be fully comprehending what it means and entails. What I'm getting is that \"the simplest explanation is best\". Why?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[WA] how offensive is phrase \u201dYou are a real piece of work.\" in a professional email?",
"best_score": 43,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askhr",
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"Sounds like you have a genuine case of someone targeting you and giving zero consideration for you medical leave of absence or surgery, and also targeting you multiple times. But stop being a juvenile and learn how to deal with this in a professional manner. Where is your boss in all this? As well as HR? You need to summarize all these issues with timelines and specific facts and stick to facts instead of name calling, and then present your case.": 0.0,
"This is really very offensive if written in a work related email. You should expect some form of discipline.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[WA] how offensive is phrase \u201dYou are a real piece of work.\" in a professional email?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] How would Dr Doom take it if the One Above All came to him and personally apologized for making Reed Richards smarter than him in the field of science, and left?",
"best_score": 42,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Eh I think it would make a compelling story. You then end up with a story more about grit and malice and drive. Intelligence, while important, isn\u2019t the end all.": 0.0,
"To be honest, Doom would probably dismiss it out of hand as a trick. He messes with, and gets messed around by, so many tricksters and generally petty people that he wouldn't TOAA as the real thing.": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: I see lots of people on reddit talk about how twitter is terrible, but I also see twitter screenshots frequently posted and heavily upvoted. I'm beginning to think that what people actually dislike is not twitter, but people with differing viewpoints. Whenever discussions about twitter comes up, people seem to absolutely hate that site. And yet, there are several tweets on the front page right now, not to mention the subreddits specifically about posting twitter screenshots. I don't use twitter frequently, so I'm confused about what people on reddit mean when they say twitter is awful. Sure, it's possible that there's two different groups of people who like or dislike twitter, but then you'd think only one of either criticisms of twitter or twitter screenshots would be highly upvoted, not both. Is it twitter occasionally having a good content thing, and being bad the rest of the times?",
"best_score": 51,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
">Is it twitter occasionally having a good content thing, and being bad the rest of the times? Yes. People dislike twitter because there are racists, trolls, and people who are there to make the world worse. Extreme toxicity. But there are also good people who make good tweets. But you can't separate social media from the users because users are the nodes that forms the platform. WIthout users, social media is nothing.": 0.0,
"I think you're misunderstanding the role that twitter screenshots play here. Twitter screenshots shared on Reddit let you get the content you want, but *without the platform you hate*. It would be like saying you can't dislike cable and pirate Game of Thrones at the same time. Of course you can. You like the content, but hate the way it gets delivered, so you find an alternate way to get it. Liking twitter content that has been extracted away from Twitter is not an endorsement of twitter as a platform.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: I see lots of people on reddit talk about how twitter is terrible, but I also see twitter screenshots frequently posted and heavily upvoted. I'm beginning to think that what people actually dislike is not twitter, but people with differing viewpoints. Whenever discussions about twitter comes up, people seem to absolutely hate that site. And yet, there are several tweets on the front page right now, not to mention the subreddits specifically about posting twitter screenshots. I don't use twitter frequently, so I'm confused about what people on reddit mean when they say twitter is awful. Sure, it's possible that there's two different groups of people who like or dislike twitter, but then you'd think only one of either criticisms of twitter or twitter screenshots would be highly upvoted, not both. Is it twitter occasionally having a good content thing, and being bad the rest of the times?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why are the french fries yellow in France? American here. Recently got back from a trip to France. &#x200B; I had french fries (Frites) at a handful of places, and they were all a deep yellow color. &#x200B; Is this the result of the type of potato used? Or the frying oil? Or something else?",
"best_score": 75,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"I have about equal success with white potatoes as I do with Yukon Gold potatoes when I double fry them in the Belgian style. They have to sit in ice water. That's indispensable. I have also had Yukon Gold potatoes go too soft; that's less likely with a Russet potato.": 0.0,
"They're more than likely using yellow potatoes. That's all.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy are the french fries yellow in France? American here. Recently got back from a trip to France. &#x200B; I had french fries (Frites) at a handful of places, and they were all a deep yellow color. &#x200B; Is this the result of the type of potato used? Or the frying oil? Or something else?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is a Harvard CV the standard for academia? How do \"fancy\" CV's fare? I have one of those fancy colorful CV's; it's really good for sending to investors and startup people. But I'm preparing a CV for my Phd application and I don't know if I should move to a Harvard CV (bland black and white type, 3 pages) showcasing publications, patents, grants etc, or should I stick with a fancy CV?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"I\u2019m currently chairing a search. I went to print a CV yesterday and said, out loud at my desk, THIS IS AN ASSAULT ON MY EYEBALLS.": 0.0,
"As someone that interviews at a startup - the fancy CV is not doing you any favors there either. Nobody gets hired on the strength of their resume styling. There are two outcomes. 1. The hiring committee see your fancy CV and think it looks silly. You might get compliments on it, but it\u2019s sort of like when you wear a loud hat - everyone says \u201cnice hat\u201d because that\u2019s the most memorable thing about you. 2. It gets run through some candidate management software that re-formats it as a plain document, and any fancy formatting gets scrambled. This makes the whole CV illegible. I get case 2 a lot. I can\u2019t tell you how many times I\u2019ve had to clarify a candidates CV because it was originally \u201cfancy\u201d Make it simple and legible, and run it though a CV parser to make sure it gets parsed correctly. If you want to wow people visually, you can submit a fancy portfolio in addition to your plainly formatted CV. Go wild with the portfolio.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs a Harvard CV the standard for academia? How do \"fancy\" CV's fare? I have one of those fancy colorful CV's; it's really good for sending to investors and startup people. But I'm preparing a CV for my Phd application and I don't know if I should move to a Harvard CV (bland black and white type, 3 pages) showcasing publications, patents, grants etc, or should I stick with a fancy CV?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Avengers] In Infinity War, Thor, Cap, and Tony all fight Thanos one-on-one at some point and, while they still lose, they hold their own even while he has at least one Infinity Stone. So why do they get their asses kicked against Past Thanos with no Stones fighting him all at once?",
"best_score": 100,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"In infinity war, Thanos had an objective and he was focussed only on gathering the stones. If you had seen it you would have seen that he heroes had a pretty hard time even then. Thanos did not even actively engage them except on Titan when he fought Strange. Ironman and co had a pretty hard time then. Cap did not even phase Thanos. He just swatted Cap away. So yeah, Thanos was pretty powerful and he would have killed them all if he was inclined to do so. In endgame, Thanos actively fought them and you can se his prowess then. With the stones he was undefeated. So yeah, the Avengers couldn't hold their own even as a group when Thanos held the stones.": 0.0,
"Thor and Tony face Thanos with no weapons and just (\"just\") the infinity gauntlet. Thanos is literally using the stones for defense and offence. His \"one-on-one\" with Tony is still a complete overwhelming of Tony as from from a few seconds to draw a drop of blood. Tony doesn't hold his own, he gets his @ss handed to him on a plater and impaled in just under a minute. Thanos never has a one-on-one with Thor in Infinity War. In the opening scene Thor is defeated by Thanos' minions, then Thanos shows up and beats the Hulk like a red-headed step child. At the final moments of Infinity war Thor gets a jump on Thanos because he doesn't see him coming. That's not a one-on-one so much as it's a surprise attack. Thor gets one shot and looses, though he did nearly get there. Cap's also never holds his own against Thanos. He's down in even less time than Tony. Simply pausing Thanos' fist for a split second doesn't count has holding your own anymore than being able to block one punch from Mike Tyson gives you claim to being able to hold your own against him. They get their @asses kicked fighting past Thanos with no stones because this Thanos is armed and prepared for battle. Thor doesn't get to surprise attack him, and both Tony and Steve never held their own to begin with.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Avengers] In Infinity War, Thor, Cap, and Tony all fight Thanos one-on-one at some point and, while they still lose, they hold their own even while he has at least one Infinity Stone. So why do they get their asses kicked against Past Thanos with no Stones fighting him all at once?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "When tempering chocolate, why do we raise the temperature above the temper temperature before cooling it down and bringing back up? In every tempering guide, they seem the recommend going up to 105f-120f (depending on type of chocolate) then down to 81f and then finally up to 90f. Why not just go to 90f? If at that temperature type I-IV chocolate melts anyways, why go as high as 115f?",
"best_score": 94,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"You can melt choclate at no more than 32c (for dark) with small short bursts of heat in the microwave and it will still be tempered.": 0.0,
"You can actually just heat already tempered chocolate just to it\u2019s liquidity point and use it, but that\u2019s always a gamble because you have to keep the crystal structure intact. I believe there are a bunch of sous vide tempering techniques that do exactly this. You melt it completely to destroy all of the crystals, then cool it to encourage the proper kind of crystal, then heat it gently to work with it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhen tempering chocolate, why do we raise the temperature above the temper temperature before cooling it down and bringing back up? In every tempering guide, they seem the recommend going up to 105f-120f (depending on type of chocolate) then down to 81f and then finally up to 90f. Why not just go to 90f? If at that temperature type I-IV chocolate melts anyways, why go as high as 115f?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you leave work at work? Engineers that work in high stress environments, how do you stop thinking about work when you're at home or when you're trying to sleep and/or relax? My situation: I've been working as and engineer for 4 years now, my current position requires 50-60 hours/week from all of our engineers, and we're always behind schedule due to promises our management team makes to our clients. I love the job and the work I do, it's high tech, challenging, and gives a lot of autonomy, but it's difficult for me to stop thinking about work when I get home, and I'm constantly losing sleep thinking about all the things I have to accomplish. Any suggestions on what I can do? I'd prefer not to quit, but it seems like the logical solution.",
"best_score": 40,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"It's super job dependent. I don't think there's really a key. Work/Life separation is great in practice - but I find that if I don't have my shit done at work for the day when I leave, it \\*will\\* follow me home. I have a daily to do list. If I finish it - I'm good. If I don't, I stress out until I can get it taken care of.": 0.0,
"I find that alcohol helps.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you leave work at work? Engineers that work in high stress environments, how do you stop thinking about work when you're at home or when you're trying to sleep and/or relax? My situation: I've been working as and engineer for 4 years now, my current position requires 50-60 hours/week from all of our engineers, and we're always behind schedule due to promises our management team makes to our clients. I love the job and the work I do, it's high tech, challenging, and gives a lot of autonomy, but it's difficult for me to stop thinking about work when I get home, and I'm constantly losing sleep thinking about all the things I have to accomplish. Any suggestions on what I can do? I'd prefer not to quit, but it seems like the logical solution.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Constantly loud blood - my pulse is projected from my throat/mouth and other people can hear it. 18F, 170cm 48kg Heart rate is around 60bpm. Usually my blood pressure is low - normal. Non-smoker. Here's a recording - https://vocaroo.com/1qv45n1BjsKQ It is constant, consistent, and very annoying. I recorded that just by opening my mouth wide and holding my phone close. It's like I swallowed a metronome or something. No symptoms of respiratory infection. No phlegm, nose is clear, 0 cold symptoms. No hayfever. My mum can hear it if I put my mouth near her ear. She says it occurs at the same time as the pulse in my neck. It happens regardless of the positioning of my mouth, neck, or tongue. It happens whether I breathe or stop breathing. If I expand my lungs to the point of discomfort, it stops whilst lungs are still in that state, but instantly resumes. If I deflate my lungs as much as possible, it also momentarily stops. Otherwise, it is constant. I don't hear any thumping, just this clicking/ticking noise. There is no sensation of thumping or pounding. Duration - Noticed a few days ago but may have been ongoing prior. Location - The sound feels like it's coming from my carotid artery at about the space between the ear and the jaw and is projected by my mouth. Geographic location is Australia, where it is currently Spring. Any existing relevant medical issues - Collapsed chest wall (pectus excavatum, severe) that once compressed and displaced my heart to the left, but now corrected with Nuss early this year. Two titanium bars under ribcage and sternum. I don't know where my heart is now. I had a heart ultrasound about two years ago as part of screening for Marfan syndrome (don't have it) and there wasn't anything of particular significance.",
"best_score": 68,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askdocs",
"responses": {
"I occasionally get this. No idea what causes it, I'm just following for info. I vaguely remember it happening more if I am out of breath and doesn't normally last that long.": 0.0,
"Connective tissue disorder. You may have a carotid artery aneurysm. See the doc, would order a CT (or MR due to your age) angiogram of your neck to start with. If this confirms diagnosis, as part of your management plan would meet with a genetic counselor.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nConstantly loud blood - my pulse is projected from my throat/mouth and other people can hear it. 18F, 170cm 48kg Heart rate is around 60bpm. Usually my blood pressure is low - normal. Non-smoker. Here's a recording - https://vocaroo.com/1qv45n1BjsKQ It is constant, consistent, and very annoying. I recorded that just by opening my mouth wide and holding my phone close. It's like I swallowed a metronome or something. No symptoms of respiratory infection. No phlegm, nose is clear, 0 cold symptoms. No hayfever. My mum can hear it if I put my mouth near her ear. She says it occurs at the same time as the pulse in my neck. It happens regardless of the positioning of my mouth, neck, or tongue. It happens whether I breathe or stop breathing. If I expand my lungs to the point of discomfort, it stops whilst lungs are still in that state, but instantly resumes. If I deflate my lungs as much as possible, it also momentarily stops. Otherwise, it is constant. I don't hear any thumping, just this clicking/ticking noise. There is no sensation of thumping or pounding. Duration - Noticed a few days ago but may have been ongoing prior. Location - The sound feels like it's coming from my carotid artery at about the space between the ear and the jaw and is projected by my mouth. Geographic location is Australia, where it is currently Spring. Any existing relevant medical issues - Collapsed chest wall (pectus excavatum, severe) that once compressed and displaced my heart to the left, but now corrected with Nuss early this year. Two titanium bars under ribcage and sternum. I don't know where my heart is now. I had a heart ultrasound about two years ago as part of screening for Marfan syndrome (don't have it) and there wasn't anything of particular significance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Black Panther] Why did T'Challa flex his tech in front of a bunch of black inner city American kids? Wouldn't it make more sense from a political standpoint to show off Wakandan tech for neighboring African countries, who could be easier to work with both geographically and culturally?",
"best_score": 53,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"I'd say it's to show all the kids that they can get to the point he is, and it's bringing everyone together. It's a symbol of hope for those who never had it": 0.0,
"Based on his presumed speech to the UN I believe he probably is reaching out to other African nations but as others have pointed out the problem caused by Killmonger started in America so it was worthwhile to do some outreach there as well.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How did we realise the mind is in the brain?",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"We haven't. We cannot point to _anywhere_ in the physical brain where we can say, \"There! That's it! That's the mind.\" In fact it's backwards. We _have to have_ our mind to be able to see a _brain._ That is self-evident and objective (you cannot observe a physical brain if you don't have a mind). Personality, sensory perception, and things of that nature are absolutely affected by neurological processes, but we aren't really able to _get outside of a mind_ to see if a brain can still be observed without one.": 0.0,
"Experiments. In one, electrical probes on the frontal cortex of dogs showed that they could produce changes in the amount of alertness and aggression. Studies of brain lesions in humans showed that damage to particular parts of the brain would lead to particular patterns of physical and psychological deficits. Phineas Gage was a railroad worker who suffered a brain injury when a metal rod went through the front part of his brain. After the accident, he changed from a smart, kind guy to one who was impulsive and rude.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Can plants \"inbreed\"? Can they experience genetic issues like generations of inbred animals can?",
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"Different types of squash are able to interbreed. If you have pumpkins and spaghetti squash planted close to each other a bunch of your harvest will be hybrids. I don't know if they produce viable seeds though.": 0.0,
"Some plants have different responses to interpreting or Inbreeding. Some plants can self pollinate as well. It is easily confirmed that interbreeding of some plant species can result in the passing down of traits that will eventually be either beneficial and continue on or they will be a hindrance that eventually dies out. In the world of cannabis, a self pollinated plant will have to be carrying hermaphrodite genes and will almost assuredly pass those down to its offspring. This can be a problem for commercial growers who need to avoid having seeds appear in a female crop, but it can be a benefit for a home grower who likes to propagate from seeds. In nature it would self sustain for a time before eventually having new genetics introduced when a new plant is available for breeding, and then the hermaphrodite genes would slowly phase out over many generations. Plants with wider genetic variation in their offspring, like some Mangoes and Apples that can self pollinate, will generally have an entirely new cultivar come from their seeds. My mulberry tree (which can self pollinate for fruit production but has incredible low seed viability from self pollination), died recently. A bird which ate the fruit off of it had pooped in one of my other potted plants, and behold, I now have a 3 ft tall mulberry sapling. Whether it yields viable fruit or not is still to be seen, but life...uh, finds a way. Some plants are meant to self pollinate so its genetics may survive a less favorable season and come back the next year to try again, some require an entirely different cultivar to pollinate them. Plants are complex and have multiple methods of reproduction. So long story short, yes they can inbreed. Some are meant to, some aren't. Some develop mutations, some don't.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan plants \"inbreed\"? Can they experience genetic issues like generations of inbred animals can?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Fertility Dr. is charging us for her own mistake. (U.S.) My wife and I are doing invitro fertilization in the U.S. with a fertility doctor. In January 2022, the Dr. told my wife she has a mis-shaped uterus and recommended a surgery to correct it. This surgery was not required, the Dr. said, but recommended because the shape of my wife's uterus could cause complications in child birth. My wife had the surgery done in Feb. 2022, performed by the fertility Dr. Fast forward nine months later to today. We have spent an additional \\~$20k on the IVF process. It came time to implant the embryos and the Dr. just informed us that the surgery she performed correcting the shape of my wife's uterus didn't completely fix it and she needs to do it again. She now wants to charge us to do the surgery again is not willing to move forward with the IVF process until it is done. The Dr. wants to do the surgery at a surgery center where we would have to pay cash. The surgery would not be covered by insurance at this surgery center. We keep trying to get the surgery scheduled at a hospital so insurance will cover it, but the Dr. is making that difficult. She really wants to do it at this surgery center where we will have to pay cash. In my opinion, the Dr. should do the surgery for free. We already paid to have it done once, she didn't do it correctly, and now we're being held in a position where the $20k we've spent so far goes to nothing if we don't pay the Dr. again to do the surgery. Do I have any recourse here?",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"This may be a better question for /r/healthinsurance": 0.0,
"You could always move your embryos to a different clinic if you decide to use another doctor. Your embryos aren\u2019t tied to that particular doctor or clinic.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFertility Dr. is charging us for her own mistake. (U.S.) My wife and I are doing invitro fertilization in the U.S. with a fertility doctor. In January 2022, the Dr. told my wife she has a mis-shaped uterus and recommended a surgery to correct it. This surgery was not required, the Dr. said, but recommended because the shape of my wife's uterus could cause complications in child birth. My wife had the surgery done in Feb. 2022, performed by the fertility Dr. Fast forward nine months later to today. We have spent an additional \\~$20k on the IVF process. It came time to implant the embryos and the Dr. just informed us that the surgery she performed correcting the shape of my wife's uterus didn't completely fix it and she needs to do it again. She now wants to charge us to do the surgery again is not willing to move forward with the IVF process until it is done. The Dr. wants to do the surgery at a surgery center where we would have to pay cash. The surgery would not be covered by insurance at this surgery center. We keep trying to get the surgery scheduled at a hospital so insurance will cover it, but the Dr. is making that difficult. She really wants to do it at this surgery center where we will have to pay cash. In my opinion, the Dr. should do the surgery for free. We already paid to have it done once, she didn't do it correctly, and now we're being held in a position where the $20k we've spent so far goes to nothing if we don't pay the Dr. again to do the surgery. Do I have any recourse here?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Colons in article titles: Yes or no? It seems that people have strong opinions about this. Please share yours.",
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"Hard **no**. If you can't write a simple title that's concise, effective, and to the point *without* a colon, then you need to spend some time learning how to write better titles.": 0.0,
"Reviews, commentaries, etc, I love them and use them regularly. Original data papers, absolutely not, the title of the paper should be a very short summary of the main finding.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Lord of the Rings/Garfield] Could Garfield be suitable as the bearer of the one ring? If my understanding is correct, hobbits have a resistance to the temptation of the one ring because they do not lust for power. Garfield, being incredibly lazy and lacking almost any sort of ambition, seems like the kind of creature that fits the criteria of \u201cnot lusting for power.\u201d Given this, would Garfield be a viable candidate to bear the one ring?",
"best_score": 53,
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"responses": {
"Garfield loves power, power over Odie and power over Jon": 0.0,
"This is how you end up with r/imsorryjon content.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Lord of the Rings/Garfield] Could Garfield be suitable as the bearer of the one ring? If my understanding is correct, hobbits have a resistance to the temptation of the one ring because they do not lust for power. Garfield, being incredibly lazy and lacking almost any sort of ambition, seems like the kind of creature that fits the criteria of \u201cnot lusting for power.\u201d Given this, would Garfield be a viable candidate to bear the one ring?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: \u201cDon\u2019t talk religion/politics at a party\u201d is just an admission that you don\u2019t know how to navigate complex topics in mixed company So I\u2019m at a house warming party the other day for some late 20\u2019s friends of mine. They\u2019ve made an effort to make it calm and classy, there\u2019s smooth jazz and dip and stuff. We\u2019re drinking for a light buzz, not a blackout. So I\u2019m chatting with a dude I don\u2019t know, just small talk,I ask what line of work he\u2019s in. He says he\u2019s a chaplain in a hospice ward. This piques my interest, I\u2019m agnostic but this is a neat corner of spirituality and we dig into the topic. We talk for a while out on the balcony, like easily 30 minutes, and throughout this time people are filtering in and out of the balcony and the conversation. Most of them come out to smoke cigs, they jump in the convo with ease, chat while they smoke then they go back inside. But two different people, two different times, reacted to the topic like he and I were on the brink of a shouting match. Like visibly anxious. The second one even said \u201cpretty soon we\u2019re gonna have to pull you guys apart\u201d. I find this downright cringeworthy. It\u2019s really not that hard to disagree with someone in a cordial way. The fact that these people need conversations kept to the most mundane, nerf topics is embarrassing. Small talk is a means of finding a topic, it does not provide the substance to get to know someone. \u201cDon\u2019t talk religion/politics at a party\u201d is propagated my poor conversationalists. Change my view.",
"best_score": 18,
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"responses": {
"I used to work for a guy whose father owned a bar in Belfast in the 70s. He used the term \"bartender's privilege\" which is the bartender should never talk about religion or politics. The idea isn't anything wrong about doing so but that doing so within earshot of others can alienate, annoy or offend one of those others. The fact that people at the party were commenting should be a sign that your conversation was alienating, annoying or offending other people. This has nothing to do with them being poor conversationalists and everything to do with your inability to read the room": 0.0,
"The problem with heavy topics is that they are heavy. Even if I am an expert in a field, i do not want to have debates over that during a party. I want to relax and socialize. If you are discussing a topic where i am seen as an expert, people in the party might expect me to pitch in. Also, heavy topics require proper setting. Even if I am an expert in a field, i do not remember everything. Documentation is a huge thing. So you might make an incorrect claim that is fairly easy to dispute, but the lack of resources makes it difficult.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: \u201cDon\u2019t talk religion/politics at a party\u201d is just an admission that you don\u2019t know how to navigate complex topics in mixed company So I\u2019m at a house warming party the other day for some late 20\u2019s friends of mine. They\u2019ve made an effort to make it calm and classy, there\u2019s smooth jazz and dip and stuff. We\u2019re drinking for a light buzz, not a blackout. So I\u2019m chatting with a dude I don\u2019t know, just small talk,I ask what line of work he\u2019s in. He says he\u2019s a chaplain in a hospice ward. This piques my interest, I\u2019m agnostic but this is a neat corner of spirituality and we dig into the topic. We talk for a while out on the balcony, like easily 30 minutes, and throughout this time people are filtering in and out of the balcony and the conversation. Most of them come out to smoke cigs, they jump in the convo with ease, chat while they smoke then they go back inside. But two different people, two different times, reacted to the topic like he and I were on the brink of a shouting match. Like visibly anxious. The second one even said \u201cpretty soon we\u2019re gonna have to pull you guys apart\u201d. I find this downright cringeworthy. It\u2019s really not that hard to disagree with someone in a cordial way. The fact that these people need conversations kept to the most mundane, nerf topics is embarrassing. Small talk is a means of finding a topic, it does not provide the substance to get to know someone. \u201cDon\u2019t talk religion/politics at a party\u201d is propagated my poor conversationalists. Change my view.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MARVEL] Juggernaut is literally empowered by a god/demon with the power to be unstoppable. Would he be able to run through an adamantium material? If so, how? I thought adamantium was unbreakable?",
"best_score": 90,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"You said it yourself, Juggs is empowered by a god. Adamantium is just a metal": 0.0,
"People really like to take the \"unstoppable\" part ridicolously literally. In short, Adamantine is nigh-indestructible, but extreme force can bend and rip it. Juggernaught is capable of exerting extreme force, albeit in perfected conditions. If you arrange a hypothetical situation where he HAS to run into a adamantium object - the fixtures of the object would fail before either Juggernaut or adamantine. If you arrange purely impossible situation where nothing else can fail, then the adamantine wall will get a dent, and Juggernaut will try again UNTIL IT BREAKS.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MARVEL] Juggernaut is literally empowered by a god/demon with the power to be unstoppable. Would he be able to run through an adamantium material? If so, how? I thought adamantium was unbreakable?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Uh..how is it safe to use eggs in homemade mayo if we don't cook it? wont the eggs be still raw? P.S im sorry if this is a very dumb question but ive always wondered.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"You can buy pasteurized eggs or do it yourself (particularly easy with a sous vide setup). Others mentioned this as well, but felt it belonged as a primary reply to make sure OP sees this. While generally safe without it, pasteurized eggs are a good safety precaution for people who are immuno-compromised, for example.": 0.0,
"Nothing is 100% safe. But it's not that big a danger. Aside from the proportion of eggs which contain salmonella in the US (very small) there is the simple fact that the bacteria doesn't really reproduce in mayo. Think about it, aside from maybe one egg, the ingredients are oil and some spices, and some acid. None of these encourage growth, and the danger of salmonella contamination is in the bacteria multiplying. Please treat this as anecdotal, as I can't find the reference where I read it, but the whole reputation for bad mayonnaise comes from summer salads. Even if there is a little salmonella in the mayo (and as I said, unlikely) it's not going to make anyone sick. You can leave the mayo on the counter all day. But... You mix it with some sugar and a bunch of starch, as in making a potato salad or pasta salad and leave that out, well you can have a problem. You just fed that bacteria it's favorite foods and incubated it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nUh..how is it safe to use eggs in homemade mayo if we don't cook it? wont the eggs be still raw? P.S im sorry if this is a very dumb question but ive always wondered.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I use white unsalted butter instead of yellow unsalted butter in a cake mix ? So I am from India and here in grocery stores I mainly find yellow salted butter, if I go to a dairy they have white butter which is made from fresh milk and cream and is unsalted, so can i use this white butter in a cake mix? How will the it affect the texture of the cake ?",
"best_score": 18,
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"responses": {
"Yes please go ahead. I am sure you are talking about amul's white butter. Fat content are same. Do not use homemade butter as it has higher water content than amul's.": 0.0,
"Honest to god, I have never known there was a difference. Some of my butter is more yellow-ish, some more white, all of it's just butter to me! If all of it is made by churning dairy, it should all be the same. Maybe next time you're at the dairy, you can ask them! I always love talking to local producers about their ingredients! *if by fresh, you mean unpasteurised, it should be fine in baked goods, but otherwise should be turned into ghee or used very quickly. Edit: as pointed out by people smarter than me, it shouldnt matter at all and it is not about the fat content": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I use white unsalted butter instead of yellow unsalted butter in a cake mix ? So I am from India and here in grocery stores I mainly find yellow salted butter, if I go to a dairy they have white butter which is made from fresh milk and cream and is unsalted, so can i use this white butter in a cake mix? How will the it affect the texture of the cake ?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How should you acknowledge servers at fancy restaurants? When eating out at fancy restaurants (think 120-400 euro(/USD) per person for an evening of food and wine, so from kinda-fancy to really fancy), how much are you supposed to acknowledge serving staff, and how? When I'm eating at a cheaper place where the only service you get is the food then dropping your conversation and saying \"thank you\" seems reasonable. But the fancier you eat the more often you'll be serviced, and I start feeling silly when I stop talking, wait for waitstaff to serve me, say thanks and then continue my conversation every single time a server comes to fill up a wine glass/water glas or serves food/condiment/whatever. Especially if there's multiple waitstaff and other people at the table also wait... I've been to dinners where I've spent half the time silent (waiting for servers to \"be done\") and I'm thinking that I have to be doing something wrong. Should I completely ignore the waitstaff and continue on with my conversation? Should I acknowledge by looking in their direction? Should I stay silent for a short second but not say thanks every single time? Obviously this will vary from culture to culture: I'm mostly interested in how it works in Europe (Germany, Scandinavia, France, Italy, Spain, England, eastern european countries...) as that's where I usually eat out, but the rest of the world is also interesting.",
"best_score": 12,
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"I've worked in fine dining in the US, and I was trained to be unobtrusive as possible. No one is going to get upset if you don't thank them for filling your water, and you shouldn't feel awkward ignoring them to continue your conversation.": 0.0,
"In Germany, upon entering the restaurant it is customary to kick the chef in the face, complain about the variety of dishes offered on the menu, and demand that they bring you a plate of Hasenpfeffer right away. Any delay in the presentation of your meal should result in you relentlessly yelling, \"COOK! COOK! Where's my Hasenpfeffer!\" If your meal is brought to the table raw, which happens surprisingly often, insist that it be taken back to be prepared right or else you'll have them drawn and quartered. And that's how a one-eyed Jack rabbit beats a King.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow should you acknowledge servers at fancy restaurants? When eating out at fancy restaurants (think 120-400 euro(/USD) per person for an evening of food and wine, so from kinda-fancy to really fancy), how much are you supposed to acknowledge serving staff, and how? When I'm eating at a cheaper place where the only service you get is the food then dropping your conversation and saying \"thank you\" seems reasonable. But the fancier you eat the more often you'll be serviced, and I start feeling silly when I stop talking, wait for waitstaff to serve me, say thanks and then continue my conversation every single time a server comes to fill up a wine glass/water glas or serves food/condiment/whatever. Especially if there's multiple waitstaff and other people at the table also wait... I've been to dinners where I've spent half the time silent (waiting for servers to \"be done\") and I'm thinking that I have to be doing something wrong. Should I completely ignore the waitstaff and continue on with my conversation? Should I acknowledge by looking in their direction? Should I stay silent for a short second but not say thanks every single time? Obviously this will vary from culture to culture: I'm mostly interested in how it works in Europe (Germany, Scandinavia, France, Italy, Spain, England, eastern european countries...) as that's where I usually eat out, but the rest of the world is also interesting.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "When an organ is transplanted it can survive for hours during transport, yet if our body tissues are starved of nutrients and oxygen for just a few minutes they die. What is the explanation for this?",
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"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"1st, the organs to be transplanted are kept cold. This slows down all metabolic processes, preserving the organs for a little longer. I would like a specialist to confirm this, but the few minutes is how long it takes for brain cells to start dying. It is not necessarily how long other cells can survive.": 0.0,
"Surgeon. The organs are flushed with a solution ( look up \"cardioplegia\") that helps preserve cellular function and cooled as well. The tolerable ex-vivo time is organ dependent. i.e.. longer for kidneys than heart. liver and others": 1.0
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"post_content": "How to avoid blood/marrow/whatever leaking from drumstick bones when roasting? Everytime I roast drumsticks, either in the oven or the air fryer, juice leaks from the bones and leaves red/brown/black streaks and stains in the meat. I don't really mind, but I have small kids who get a little finicky when seeing it. I'm wondering if there is a way to avoid this. Am I cooking it too hot, perhaps?",
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"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Soak in cold water for an hour or two first.": 0.0,
"This usually works in pork bones because it's cut so I'm not sure if it'll work on drumstick but you can try soaking it in cold water to draw out the blood. You probably won't get what's in the bone but it might draw out what's in the joint and cartilage. Another idea is to cook it on a rack so the blood drips onto the sheet before it has a chance to cook onto the meat, plus you get crisper skin.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to avoid blood/marrow/whatever leaking from drumstick bones when roasting? Everytime I roast drumsticks, either in the oven or the air fryer, juice leaks from the bones and leaves red/brown/black streaks and stains in the meat. I don't really mind, but I have small kids who get a little finicky when seeing it. I'm wondering if there is a way to avoid this. Am I cooking it too hot, perhaps?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Wife and I closed on a home, now a week before we are to move in the previous owner states she has covid and can't move out yet. What can we do? More info in post. Ohio, USA &#x200B; My wife and I closed on Aug 16th on our home, with the stipulation that it would be 30 days before we could move in since the owner was selling the home but didn't have one to move into yet. Signed the contract, exchanged numbers, badda bing badda boom. Halfway through the 30 days we contact her just to get the utilities figured out, like who she used/preferred and whatnot, also asked if she had found a place which she had and was just about to close on it. On the 9th, we figured we werent going to be getting into the house sooner than Sept 16th so that's what we set up all our appointments and deliveries for. The very next day, she calls my wife stating that she has covid and has to quarantine so she may need to be there until about the 20th, stating the moving men can't get her stuff out of the house and into her new condo because of it. &#x200B; My wife and I don't have a home/apartment, we are currently staying in an expensive, absolutely ghetto extended stay because it's the only one that allows pets. She has had a month to get all of this in order, I know you can't help getting sick, but come the 16th that house is OURS. Why do we have to eat even more costs of staying in this extended stay while she would have two homes? What can we do? Do we have legal rights to kick her out? Make her pay for our hotel costs from the 16th to whenever she gets out?",
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"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"This may be slightly outside of their normal duties, but have you contacted your title company?": 0.0,
"Not a lawyer, I would suggest that she pays for your accommodations until the 20th and you charge her rent for the 4 days she remains in the home.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWife and I closed on a home, now a week before we are to move in the previous owner states she has covid and can't move out yet. What can we do? More info in post. Ohio, USA &#x200B; My wife and I closed on Aug 16th on our home, with the stipulation that it would be 30 days before we could move in since the owner was selling the home but didn't have one to move into yet. Signed the contract, exchanged numbers, badda bing badda boom. Halfway through the 30 days we contact her just to get the utilities figured out, like who she used/preferred and whatnot, also asked if she had found a place which she had and was just about to close on it. On the 9th, we figured we werent going to be getting into the house sooner than Sept 16th so that's what we set up all our appointments and deliveries for. The very next day, she calls my wife stating that she has covid and has to quarantine so she may need to be there until about the 20th, stating the moving men can't get her stuff out of the house and into her new condo because of it. &#x200B; My wife and I don't have a home/apartment, we are currently staying in an expensive, absolutely ghetto extended stay because it's the only one that allows pets. She has had a month to get all of this in order, I know you can't help getting sick, but come the 16th that house is OURS. Why do we have to eat even more costs of staying in this extended stay while she would have two homes? What can we do? Do we have legal rights to kick her out? Make her pay for our hotel costs from the 16th to whenever she gets out?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[One-Punch Man] Why is Genos referred to as a Cyborg when he's clearly an Android? We've seen him getting shredded time and time again, there's nothing organic left within him, doesn't that make him an Android instead of a Cyborg that only has parts replaced?",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Android and Cyborg has more to do with what the being originally is. If you are an organic being that later got massive cybernetic enhancement, you would count as a cyborg for the most part.(Like Adam Smasher from CP2077 who is like 99% machine.) If you are created as a purely mechanical being in the first place, then you count as an android.": 0.0,
"Well he introduced himself as a cyborg...": 1.0
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"post_content": "I'm [21 M] at my wits end. Broke my sacrum following a mountain bike crash and now can't control my bladder. My doctor says there's not more to do except managing the symptoms. Is there anything that can reverse this?? 21 M 181 cm 84 kg Medication : solifenacin, melatonin, escitalopram, naproxen I broke my sacrum after I crashed my bike in August last year. I was not operated on, the surgeon said it's risky and its better to let it heal. But ever since the accident I lost control of my bladder and it hasn't gotten better. I have several accidents a day and my life is ruined. I got referred to the urologist and they put a camera in my bladder because they thought the bladder had been damaged. They told me to catheterize but that was extreme painful and i even got a infection. I've been managing this by staying home to avoid accidents (only good covid has brought me. I have an excuse to stay home). But even at home I feel the pressure in my bladder, I run to the bathroom but on the way there I leak and I can't clench to stop it. Please tell me if you have any solution to this. I can't live like this. I'm from Ukraine, hopefully other countries have other knowledge.",
"best_score": 84,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askdocs",
"responses": {
"Sorry about this. If it makes you feel better this would never prevent me from dating a man so don't let it get to you. It's inconvenient and sucks but it's something that I'm sure you will get help with eventually": 0.0,
"Not a doc. Have you seen a neurologist or a spine specialist? It\u2019s entirely possible one of the lower vertebrae in your back was damaged and is affecting the part of the spine that supplies nerves that control your bladder. It would definitely be worth asking about, if only to rule it out.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI'm [21 M] at my wits end. Broke my sacrum following a mountain bike crash and now can't control my bladder. My doctor says there's not more to do except managing the symptoms. Is there anything that can reverse this?? 21 M 181 cm 84 kg Medication : solifenacin, melatonin, escitalopram, naproxen I broke my sacrum after I crashed my bike in August last year. I was not operated on, the surgeon said it's risky and its better to let it heal. But ever since the accident I lost control of my bladder and it hasn't gotten better. I have several accidents a day and my life is ruined. I got referred to the urologist and they put a camera in my bladder because they thought the bladder had been damaged. They told me to catheterize but that was extreme painful and i even got a infection. I've been managing this by staying home to avoid accidents (only good covid has brought me. I have an excuse to stay home). But even at home I feel the pressure in my bladder, I run to the bathroom but on the way there I leak and I can't clench to stop it. Please tell me if you have any solution to this. I can't live like this. I'm from Ukraine, hopefully other countries have other knowledge.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] I'm Gotham City's lead prosecutor. We have one Batman detainee with evidence stapled to his chest. Can I enter Batman's detective work into evidence of any sort in the courtroom? The dude showed up, turns out he has drug activity and was working as a thug for Bane. We can get him but only if the evidence put forth by Batman can be taken as real detective work; otherwise some of it is unavailable to us for this guy. Is Batman's evidence admissible in court? Even if not as evidence, can it be used to preponderate the guilt of the person? Thanks, a trying lawyer",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
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"There is actually a whole blog called law and the multiverse that talks about stuff like this. In some jurisdictions citizens are allowed to make arrests.... in others the admissability of evdience is not as strict": 0.0,
"In Gotham, you can. And if judge tries to weasel this bastard out on technicalities, remind him that said bastard probably would be safer in cushy prison cell than on the street with shadowy vigilante": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] I'm Gotham City's lead prosecutor. We have one Batman detainee with evidence stapled to his chest. Can I enter Batman's detective work into evidence of any sort in the courtroom? The dude showed up, turns out he has drug activity and was working as a thug for Bane. We can get him but only if the evidence put forth by Batman can be taken as real detective work; otherwise some of it is unavailable to us for this guy. Is Batman's evidence admissible in court? Even if not as evidence, can it be used to preponderate the guilt of the person? Thanks, a trying lawyer\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you get hardened caramel out of a porcelain bowl? I was dumb. That is the only context I will give for this.",
"best_score": 22,
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"My pans for caramel corn clean up quickly with a warm water soak, sugar dissolves easily. Then soap and water as usual .": 0.0,
"If aforementioned ideas don\u2019t work\u2026 try boiling the bowl in a stock pot filled with water. Bring it up from cold to reduce any risk of thermal shock shattering it.": 1.0
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"post_content": "FDA says raw chicken lasts 2 days in the fridge. When I buy chicken, it as a 'sell by date' that's 7 days from now. I'm confused. There's no difference between the fridge at the supermarket and my fridge.. so I don't get this. If FDA says raw chicken lasts 2 days in the fridge, why does raw chicken have ~7 day sell by dates on the package? Maybe I'm dumb. Please help.",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"We buy both\u2026. Chicken in the package and chicken from the butcher. The ones from the butcher have to be used by the second day. They are simply placed in a clear bag and wrapped in brown paper. The ones we get in the packages can sit in the fridge for a few days until a couple of days before the sell-by date.": 0.0,
"Food is bad when it's bad(smell is the best indicator). Variables are time, temperature, and exposure. The chicken in the supermarket is probably frozen when it gets to the supermarket and sealed in a controlled atmosphere package(less oxygen exposure). All these things can keep chicken safe for 7 days. If you opened a pack of chicken and left it in your fridge, it would not last as long. Also don't confuse a sell by date as a cook by date...Worked in a meat market.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFDA says raw chicken lasts 2 days in the fridge. When I buy chicken, it as a 'sell by date' that's 7 days from now. I'm confused. There's no difference between the fridge at the supermarket and my fridge.. so I don't get this. If FDA says raw chicken lasts 2 days in the fridge, why does raw chicken have ~7 day sell by dates on the package? Maybe I'm dumb. Please help.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is earth curvature a problem for the 170km line city ? If they were to really build that 170km building, would it be long enough that architect would need to take into account the earth curvature ? And how would they approach such challenge?",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Not really, theres enough stretch and gaps in a building this size that it would account for the earths curvature, the taller you get the bigger the issue would be": 0.0,
"No, they don't need to take into account the curvature of the earth. They would follow the local vertical all along the building and it wouldn't matter because each room is too small to make any difference. The only engineering projects where the curvature of the earth matters is in radio links. When you have a microwave beam sent from a transmitter to a receiver, each link could be tens of kilometers long and the other end of the link would be below the horizon if the antenna isn't located on a tall tower.": 1.0
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"post_content": "I love food - but I don't want to become a chef Hi, so for as long as I remember I've had a burning passion for food and cooking. I have a bachelor's in Econ which I did to please my parents (big mistake) and my plan was to either go to culinary school or start as a dishwasher and work my way up. After reading A LOT and I mean for many hours about the life of a chef in books, subreddit threads, Quora, you name it - I've been a bit scared off from the culinary industry. It sounds brutal. Long hours, low pay, no social or family life, being abused on the job (and I'm a woman so I imagine it's 10x worse). Needless to say, I've sadly been discouraged from becoming a chef. Are there any other ways to get involved in this profession or industry without breaking your back and being highly stressed? Also is it really as bad as everyone says it is? Does it differ from country to country (I'm in Europe so maybe it's different from the US)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks all.",
"best_score": 34,
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"There are plenty of routes to go besides working in a restaurant today. Do some research to see what options are available to you and sound interesting. Restaurants all over the world are very demanding on you physically and mentally. On the upside, the camaraderie and rush of killing a dinner rush are amazing. Try to find a job that has a schedule that works for you and allows for you to still practice your passion of cooking outside of work. Working in a restaurant can very easily tarnish/ruin your passion for cooking when you are banging out the same dishes all day every day. It all comes down to what you want more out of life. My response is pretty vague but feel free to PM me if you have questions. I am taking a break from restaurant life but do miss it. I spent years in sales while hating it even though I did really well for myself.": 0.0,
"I hear you sister. Off the top of my head, cooking at home, starting a cooking channel, being a personal chef, catering are the ways I can think of being involved with food, making a little money, and not stress the hairs out of your head. Maybe capitalize on your degree (Congratulations on the achievement and commitment. Granted I\u2019m at a point where I\u2019m upset with the American college system, and I\u2019ve taken a break.) to get a stable job and do the above options as a side gig? I love food, but I can\u2019t work Sundays and the stress of the job can make some 2nd think. Good luck!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI love food - but I don't want to become a chef Hi, so for as long as I remember I've had a burning passion for food and cooking. I have a bachelor's in Econ which I did to please my parents (big mistake) and my plan was to either go to culinary school or start as a dishwasher and work my way up. After reading A LOT and I mean for many hours about the life of a chef in books, subreddit threads, Quora, you name it - I've been a bit scared off from the culinary industry. It sounds brutal. Long hours, low pay, no social or family life, being abused on the job (and I'm a woman so I imagine it's 10x worse). Needless to say, I've sadly been discouraged from becoming a chef. Are there any other ways to get involved in this profession or industry without breaking your back and being highly stressed? Also is it really as bad as everyone says it is? Does it differ from country to country (I'm in Europe so maybe it's different from the US)? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks all.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do folks deal with Reynaud's? I've got Reynaud's Syndrome (fingers have poor circulation and become numb or even hurt). Last few weeks have been worse in the kitchen as I wash my hands or deal with cold items. I know this is pretty common, so wondering if anyone has found a way to deal with this and keep going.",
"best_score": 14,
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"responses": {
"Just kind of power through it when I cam and gave up on dealing with items that were too hard to deal with.": 0.0,
"I squish the blood from my hand all the way up to my affected fingertip. Once or twice is usually all it takes to normalize the blood flow again. You can do this as soon as you notice the color/coldness.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do folks deal with Reynaud's? I've got Reynaud's Syndrome (fingers have poor circulation and become numb or even hurt). Last few weeks have been worse in the kitchen as I wash my hands or deal with cold items. I know this is pretty common, so wondering if anyone has found a way to deal with this and keep going.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Kneading dough in water until water runs clear, then frying? Is there a name for this technique? A friend showed me a strange video/gif recipe for what looks like some type of bannock--hoping AskCulinary could shed some light on what's happening: It's a flour and water dough that's kneaded to come together into a fairly dry-looking smooth ball, then placed in a bucket of water and kneaded/stretched until the water runs clear. Then the dough is seasoned, knotted, and pan fried. I'm curious if this is a real technique (as opposed to internet hijinks) and what it is called because I'd like to learn more about it and perhaps find a legitimate recipe to try",
"best_score": 50,
"worse_score": 4,
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"It would be cheaper and easier to buy straight-up wheat gluten than do this. I used to be a vegetarian and did this all the time, its a SHIT TON of work, but it was a lot cheaper and easier to just but wheat gluten.": 0.0,
"you saw a tiktok about making seitan lol. I think it went viral recently.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nKneading dough in water until water runs clear, then frying? Is there a name for this technique? A friend showed me a strange video/gif recipe for what looks like some type of bannock--hoping AskCulinary could shed some light on what's happening: It's a flour and water dough that's kneaded to come together into a fairly dry-looking smooth ball, then placed in a bucket of water and kneaded/stretched until the water runs clear. Then the dough is seasoned, knotted, and pan fried. I'm curious if this is a real technique (as opposed to internet hijinks) and what it is called because I'd like to learn more about it and perhaps find a legitimate recipe to try\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does pure vanilla bean taste good? Yes, this question was prompted by today\u2019s episode of Dessert Person, but I\u2019ve had this question for a while. If you take a vanilla bean, split it down the middle, and scrape all the inside out, can you just plop that into you mouth and have a nice vanilla explosion in your mouth? Or is it not really edible \u00e1 la vanilla extract?",
"best_score": 62,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"I wonder this too Remindme! 4 hours": 0.0,
"On an only mildly related note, my mom tends to send me care packages in the mail. When I lived with my best friend (a decade ago now probably) I got one, and we opened it together. Inside was an assortment of baked goods, some odds and ends, and a clear plastic bottle of what was almost certainly peach tea- something she knows I love. Friendo was looking through stuff, and asked, and I told her it was probably tea. She opened it, and took a HUGE drink of straight up vanilla extract. I thought she was gonna hurl.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes pure vanilla bean taste good? Yes, this question was prompted by today\u2019s episode of Dessert Person, but I\u2019ve had this question for a while. If you take a vanilla bean, split it down the middle, and scrape all the inside out, can you just plop that into you mouth and have a nice vanilla explosion in your mouth? Or is it not really edible \u00e1 la vanilla extract?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If island chains like Hawai'i were formed by the continuous movement of a plate over a magma plume in the mantle, why do they take the form of separate islands rather than a continuous ridge?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Near Brisbane, Australia there is North and South Stradbroke Island, which used to be a solid island before a cargo ship salvage operation using explosives put a nick in the middle of it with sea erosion eventually separating the two halves within two years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stradbroke_Island#Island_division So, one answer to your question could be separation by erosion which would likely happen to any magma formed long island to create island chains.": 0.0,
"I saw a great video explaining it. You know that stereotypical steam train where there's little puffs coming out at regular intervals? That's what it's like with Hawaii, except the steam is magma. So the plates move while the magma gives little puffs making a really long chain of islands that actually goes all the way to Kamchatka. These little islands formed on \"hot spots\". So you get a poof on the hot spot, an island forms, plate moves, hot spot gets hot again, poofs, and it keeps moving in a chain like that. Like a conveyor belt. Edit: found the video. Sorry there's an ad. http://www.history.com/topics/us-states/hawaii/videos/how-was-hawaii-formed": 1.0
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"post_content": "Why are the eggs in eggs benedict specifically poached? Is there something about them being in boiling water vs. fried over easy/medium that makes them taste better?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"I make it with fried egg all the time. Over easy. Poaching eggs is a pain in the ass by comparison": 0.0,
"The texture of a properly poached egg really goes well with the Hollandaise. Some people don't like poached eggs so I just beat the eggs and poach them in a ramekin.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[General] Which fictional character had resurrected the most in its canon?",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Kenny or the Winchhesters": 0.0,
"The Nameless One from Planescape Torment. He has died (at least) several thousand times over a multi-thousand-year lifespan. However, it's impossible to know exactly how many lifetimes he has lived or how many times he met his end.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If SMS is not encrypted, why do companies send 2FA over text instead of email or something else? Couldn\u2019t someone intercept the text and get into my account?",
"best_score": 63,
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"2FA means you need to authenticate with two factors, generally something you know (your password) and something you have (ideally, an authenticator app, but in this case SMS). Generally speaking, 2FA is something you have to turn on in your account settings, and, as a hacker this isn't something you would do unless you were trying to lock the true owner out of their account. At this point the theft has already happened and 2FA doesn't even matter anymore. Such that you need to turn on 2FA, generally, that means you also are registering your second factor of authentication (phone number or authenticator app). Your phone is something you would have, and thusly receiving a text to a number you registered somewhat satisfies that requirement. There are ways to intercept these messages as a malicious actor, but targeting an individual isn't likely, especially if they already have 2FA turned on. It's much more likely that they would attack a password storage provider like Lastpass to gain access to many more credentials they store. 2FA kicks in here because if in if they could decrypt the passwords they've stolen, they couldn't also log in without your phone, which is simply something most hackers aren't going to bother trying to steal, unless of course you are a notable person and targeting you would bear rewards making that additional risk possible. If you're on reddit, you're probably not one of those people.": 0.0,
"There's a couple things here. First, SMS isn't end-to-end encrypted, but it is encrypted over-the-air. An attacker with radio can't just intercept your SMS messages. It can be intercepted by your carrier, someone who's hacked the carrier, or someone using a stingray (eg: the police) who's convinced your phone to connect. Second, \"2FA\" literally means \"second factor authentication\" -- there's already been another factor used to initiate this action, which is usually a username+password. This means to successfully attack a user's account on a service using 2FA: 1. The attacker needs to know the username and password 2. The attacker has to have inside access to the carrier's network equipment OR the attacker has to have a stingray and be nearby to have your phone connect to it This significantly reduces the chance of a successful attack. The real problem with SMS 2FA: * SIM swaps are too easy -- this is where someone basically steals your phone number by pretending to be you and getting the number transferred to their own device. Sometimes this is social engineering, sometimes it's via an insider working for the phone company, sometimes it's hacking the carrier. * Too many places don't actually use this as a \"second\" factor, especially for password resets. The most common exploit is an attacker starts a password reset request, verifies the SMS (usually via SIM swap but could also be another hack), and then sets the password to whatever they want, and now own the account. In the case of an account take-over, they'll change the SMS and/or email address to ones they control and you're totally locked out.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do you use cinnamon? It doesn\u2019t dissolve in coffee, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in milk, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in butter or coconut oil. I tried to sprinkle it on apples before baking them or microwaving but it\u2019s\u2026 weird texture idk Do you need to whisk it super hard? Should I try to amalgamate with a milk frothier or hand mixer or what?",
"best_score": 115,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Yesterday I used it for pineapple": 0.0,
"You don't need a lot of it to get its flavor. If you are upset about the texture, you probably put too much": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you use cinnamon? It doesn\u2019t dissolve in coffee, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in milk, it doesn\u2019t dissolve in butter or coconut oil. I tried to sprinkle it on apples before baking them or microwaving but it\u2019s\u2026 weird texture idk Do you need to whisk it super hard? Should I try to amalgamate with a milk frothier or hand mixer or what?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How did mountaineers prove they reached a summit before the days of cameras and selfies?",
"best_score": 50,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"There's a merch shop at the top of the mountain so once they've Gotten Over It, they can rep hoodies and hats.": 0.0,
"Photography was invented in the early 19th century. 35mm cameras started to become relatively accessible in the 1910s. Photography, using film rather than smartphones, has been around for the majority of the time that mountaineering has been considered a \"sport\".": 1.0
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"post_content": "What kind of hobbies do you have outside of your work? And have they ever helped you solve a difficult problem?",
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"worse_score": 3,
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"Speaker hobbyist, guitar, music, literature, fencing. None overtly help me": 0.0,
"Aquarium hobbies are a great way to stay sharp as a Water Treatment Engineer": 1.0
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"post_content": "[NY] Landlord alleges my roommate and I held a house party and wants to evict us over said \"violation\" We both received an email that we'll be facing possible court dates over \"violating\" this term. The problem with it is... no such party took place, as in ever. Ever since we've been here. And tenants can't throw parties here, that's a well-known rule. His email complaint is supplemented by supposed photographic evidence of the \"porch\" with \"multiple people on it\", and I don't know what that could possibly mean. Did a previous resident throw a party and he took a picture of it while driving by? Did he himself have a house party when he lived here(he did live here)? Whatever he claims he has won't depict any of us, will that work against him? Do photographs have to be proven to be recent with time codes? What if that data could be manipulated? Sounds to me that all he has are pics of some social gathering supposedly taking place here at some point(?). And this is supposed to be ammunition against us? All I can think of is he wants us gone because he found someone willing to buy or rent for a more lucrative price. This is just ridiculous.",
"best_score": 56,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Pictures hold metadata. Meaning there is a time stamp included with it. This should indeed point out that no party took place during your period. I case this goes to court i am pretty sure that you can ask to confirm the timestamp from this meta data :)": 0.0,
">All I can think of is he wants us gone because he found someone willing to buy or rent for a more lucrative price. Do you have evidence of this or is this just a wild guess? >His email complaint is supplemented by supposed photographic evidence of the \"porch\" with \"multiple people on it\", Tell him you threw no such party ann ask him to send you the photo by email and tell you when it was taken. And if/when you get the emailed photo try to check the hidden tag data to see where/when it was taken,": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[NY] Landlord alleges my roommate and I held a house party and wants to evict us over said \"violation\" We both received an email that we'll be facing possible court dates over \"violating\" this term. The problem with it is... no such party took place, as in ever. Ever since we've been here. And tenants can't throw parties here, that's a well-known rule. His email complaint is supplemented by supposed photographic evidence of the \"porch\" with \"multiple people on it\", and I don't know what that could possibly mean. Did a previous resident throw a party and he took a picture of it while driving by? Did he himself have a house party when he lived here(he did live here)? Whatever he claims he has won't depict any of us, will that work against him? Do photographs have to be proven to be recent with time codes? What if that data could be manipulated? Sounds to me that all he has are pics of some social gathering supposedly taking place here at some point(?). And this is supposed to be ammunition against us? All I can think of is he wants us gone because he found someone willing to buy or rent for a more lucrative price. This is just ridiculous.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[How the Grinch Stole Christmas] Is \"Grinch\" a name, a species, or a title? In the various iterations of the story, he's called \"Grinch,\" \"Mr. Grinch,\" \"a Grinch,\" and \"The Grinch.\" \"Grinch\" sounds like a first name; \"Mr. Grinch\" sounds like a last name; \"A Grinch\" sounds like a species; and \"The Grinch\" could be a title of some sort or indicate that he is one of a kind. Which is it?",
"best_score": 30,
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"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AoPpfmJK3Q": 0.0,
"If you take a look at the popular literature and movies that were around at the time that Seuss' book came out, the phrase \"the grinch\" is used identically with the way people of the time used such phrases as \"the grumpy old man\", \"the curmudgeon\", \"the local crank\", etc. as shorthand for a person who was so unfriendly that he would never tell anyone his real name and preferred being labeled for his preferred social reputation. So at the time the book came out, one might have read in a local magazine short story or heard on a movie, \"But the cantankerous old man liked Christmas not at all!\" or \"The grump's small heart grew three sizes that day!\" or \"The grouch had an idea...\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[How the Grinch Stole Christmas] Is \"Grinch\" a name, a species, or a title? In the various iterations of the story, he's called \"Grinch,\" \"Mr. Grinch,\" \"a Grinch,\" and \"The Grinch.\" \"Grinch\" sounds like a first name; \"Mr. Grinch\" sounds like a last name; \"A Grinch\" sounds like a species; and \"The Grinch\" could be a title of some sort or indicate that he is one of a kind. Which is it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Boss sent me out to the production floor for a month/ two to learn Hi engineers of Reddit! So I work in New Jersey as a process/project engineer in a corporate office. We have operations out in Wisconsin with product making, filling, packaging lines etc. My boss sent me out here for a month/ two to do some learning but there doesn\u2019t seeemm to be a plan for me to get involved really.. how would you guys recommend getting involved? Any tips~ beyond talking to operators and just walking around the floor and studying floor diagrams etc ? Thank you! It\u2019s only my third day and I do have some more exploring to do but I\u2019m a little bored \ud83d\udc40 PS I started at the company 3 months ago",
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"I had a similar job during an internship at a production factory in college. My boss wanted me to find sources of inefficiencies and how to improve on their process (aka save some money). I started by going through the production line myself to understand the process a bit better. Then I began talking to operators explaining to them what I had been hired to do and simply asked them what exactly they did and how their portion of the line worked. For the most part, all of the operators faced no issues and were rather happy. I finally made it to the operators that runs a machine which applied adhesive to the product. I could tell right away that this is where my efforts were going to be dedicated because the line would consistently pause here due to issues. A serious redesign/modification of the machine/process would have had to take place, but for now the operators were using a bandaid fix: they were using cans of PAM to prevent adhesive buildup that would eventually cause the line to slow down so the operator could clear the buildup. I ended up saving the company a couple hundred dollars a month in PAM (they were going through an insane amount of cans) by ordering an air-atomizing sprayer off McMasterCarr and figuring out the mixture for homemade cooking oil spray (a combination of cooking oils and the right amount of soy lecithin I bought from a Nutrishop). My boss was ecstatic that an intern had finally aided in their production line and I got a bonus. As an intern... that company was great.": 0.0,
"Normally those kind of trips are set up with the engineer shadowing someone in each role for a few days each. I would start at the beginning of whatever your product is and work a couple days in each position until it gets on the truck": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBoss sent me out to the production floor for a month/ two to learn Hi engineers of Reddit! So I work in New Jersey as a process/project engineer in a corporate office. We have operations out in Wisconsin with product making, filling, packaging lines etc. My boss sent me out here for a month/ two to do some learning but there doesn\u2019t seeemm to be a plan for me to get involved really.. how would you guys recommend getting involved? Any tips~ beyond talking to operators and just walking around the floor and studying floor diagrams etc ? Thank you! It\u2019s only my third day and I do have some more exploring to do but I\u2019m a little bored \ud83d\udc40 PS I started at the company 3 months ago\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I do not have a meat thermometer and need to know the time to cook a spatchcocked 17 pound turkey. The oven is at 350 should I increase the temperature",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Im gonna do my 15 pounder at 450 and should take around 1 hour - 1 hour ten. Maybe yours would take 1.5 hours at 450?": 0.0,
"You really need to get a digital quick-read meat thermometer. It will improve your cooking more than any other single item. Agreed with others that you ought to crank up your temp. Good luck!": 1.0
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"post_content": "What is more aerodynamic: wrinkly brain or smooth brain? Question between coworker and I. Our assumption is wrinkly brain due to the effects similar to golf ball dimples. However I want smooth brain to be more aerodynamic for the memes. Can someone evaluate this and maybe define if there is an optimal wrinkliness?",
"best_score": 75,
"worse_score": 4,
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"I feel like this is less of an askengineers question and more of an r/engineeringstudents question": 0.0,
"This depends entirely how fast your wrinkly or smooth brain is going. Aka, it depends on the Reynold's number or Mach number.": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Everyone running for office, in office, or in a position that requires legislative confirmation should be required to publicly release their taxes (with redactions for excessively personal information). Ensuring that the individuals making up the government are protected from outside influence, whether by businesses or by foreign actors, is a critical part of ensuring a democracy remains strong. By requiring the taxes be released, it allows them to be reviewed for signs of undue influence. By requiring the release to be public, it prevents corrupt individuals within the government from selectively pursuing and/or ignoring the individuals that do become involved in malfeasance. And by requiring the releases to be done by everyone in the upper levels of government, it allows for a completely party neutral approach.",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"Do you believe that tax returns being released would materially affect how people vote? Would Trump\u2019s taxes have prevented him from winning the election in 2016? Unless you have evidence otherwise, I don\u2019t see how releasing taxes will affect voting enough to require disclosure. And if it\u2019s not making a difference, then why require it? We could also require all candidates to participate in a free throw shooting contest and make everyone do it so it\u2019s party neutral, but that also won\u2019t move the needle for the voting public (probably).": 0.0,
"We have something similar in Czech republic. It's not a bad idea. Currently minister of health is very close to being swapped for someone else over this. Because in his previous position he hid vast majority of his income and fortune. But I don't think it's very useful in preventing terrible people from running for office. Just look at Czech prime minister. That guy should be in jail but many people just don't care.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Everyone running for office, in office, or in a position that requires legislative confirmation should be required to publicly release their taxes (with redactions for excessively personal information). Ensuring that the individuals making up the government are protected from outside influence, whether by businesses or by foreign actors, is a critical part of ensuring a democracy remains strong. By requiring the taxes be released, it allows them to be reviewed for signs of undue influence. By requiring the release to be public, it prevents corrupt individuals within the government from selectively pursuing and/or ignoring the individuals that do become involved in malfeasance. And by requiring the releases to be done by everyone in the upper levels of government, it allows for a completely party neutral approach.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Creative uses for waaay too much leftover sour cream I've got a big tub of sour cream and few ideas of how to use it before it goes off. I don't bake and I already have a big batch of soup to finish off, so those are two categories off the table. Please help. I can only eat so many pirogies.",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"I ummm\u2026 eat it with a spoon\u2026.": 0.0,
"Sour cream Gnudi (kinda like Gnocchi but traditionally made with ricotta) might be nice.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCreative uses for waaay too much leftover sour cream I've got a big tub of sour cream and few ideas of how to use it before it goes off. I don't bake and I already have a big batch of soup to finish off, so those are two categories off the table. Please help. I can only eat so many pirogies.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "ELi5: Why is matter referred to as 'information' when related to black holes? Whenever I read an article about black holes or other enormous gravity wells, I always see something like \"...and since information can't escape the event horizon...\". A good article will go on to say something about matter being called information, but this confuses me. It seems to confuse some authors as well, as I occasionally see the term conflated with 'data'. If it's as simple as two similar terms, wouldn't it be good for science communication's sake to just keep calling it 'matter', at least outside of academia? If not, why do we call it 'information'?",
"best_score": 95,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"Physicists are now saying that information CAN escape a black hole.. Don't ask me to explain any of this, there are probably equations in this article. I just read the headline and thought 'huh' https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-black-hole-information-paradox-comes-to-an-end-20201029/": 0.0,
"Information is even more general than matter. It also includes radiation and so on. Information is important because black holes seem to be the only exception to conservation of information (if they are, we aren't sure) Information in the physical sense is all the things you can know about something. All it's physical variables, size, shape, temperature, current velocity of each individual atom. Nothing of that can be recovered after something goes into a black hole, and causality as we understand it means we should be able to reconstuct the past from our current information (in theory, for practise we'd need everything completely exact wich is impossible). Black holes maybe contradict this assumptions because after it swallowed something you have no way to find out what it was.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nELi5: Why is matter referred to as 'information' when related to black holes? Whenever I read an article about black holes or other enormous gravity wells, I always see something like \"...and since information can't escape the event horizon...\". A good article will go on to say something about matter being called information, but this confuses me. It seems to confuse some authors as well, as I occasionally see the term conflated with 'data'. If it's as simple as two similar terms, wouldn't it be good for science communication's sake to just keep calling it 'matter', at least outside of academia? If not, why do we call it 'information'?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My dad died last year, and when I asked if there was a will, my aunt said she had power of attorney, and took everything. Do I have any right to dispute this? The title just about sums it up. She said she had power of attorney, and as a result I wouldn't be getting anything. Do I have any leg to stand on, or is his stuff now hers? I doubt he had a will, or any system set up for after his death.",
"best_score": 42,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Generally power of attorney is whilst a person is alive to allow another to deal with financial issues as if they were that person. Once they are deceased, an executor is named in the will or without a will a personal representative is appointed based on next of kin. Obviously there can be different surrogate regs. But this is the general gist in most states and provinces.": 0.0,
"And you should know that, although she had a power of attorney that was effective while he was alive, if she used that power of attorney to give property to herself while he was alive, thus removing that property from his estate after death, you can still recover that property from her. Her using the power of attorney to give property to herself while he was alive is considered a breach of fiduciary duty, And the remedy is that she has to repay all of that property back to his estate, which in turn goes to you under the laws of intestacy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy dad died last year, and when I asked if there was a will, my aunt said she had power of attorney, and took everything. Do I have any right to dispute this? The title just about sums it up. She said she had power of attorney, and as a result I wouldn't be getting anything. Do I have any leg to stand on, or is his stuff now hers? I doubt he had a will, or any system set up for after his death.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is using a hand mixer with plastic bowls a bad idea? Recently I made frosting in a plastic bowl. After beating it and scraping the sides, I noticed small pink bits (my bowl is pink) in the mixture. I tasted it and it was horrible, tasting toxic and plastic-y. I think it's my mixer scratching the bowl, putting those bits in the frosting. Is that even possible? My bowls are pretty old though and they're losing their efficiency.",
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"We live in a microplastic world. Get yourself a metal bowl": 0.0,
"I think you have your answer: whatever the general rule, *this* bowl is clearly not suitable for using a mixer in it, because you can\u2019t hope to use a hand mixer without ever touching the walls of the bowl.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs using a hand mixer with plastic bowls a bad idea? Recently I made frosting in a plastic bowl. After beating it and scraping the sides, I noticed small pink bits (my bowl is pink) in the mixture. I tasted it and it was horrible, tasting toxic and plastic-y. I think it's my mixer scratching the bowl, putting those bits in the frosting. Is that even possible? My bowls are pretty old though and they're losing their efficiency.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What separates good sushi from great sushi? I'm trying to understand why some sushi restaurants are considered good and some are considered great. If the fish itself is the same quality, which I'm assuming all higher-end sushi restaurants would not compromise on, why is someone like Jiro considered to be so much better than any other high-end sushi maker?",
"best_score": 53,
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"A lot of places undermine the amount of skill that can go into rice making in general. Especially for something like sushi where you add in the mirin, sugar and salt to balance out the flavors. You mentioned Jiro who uses an older technique for steaming rice, contrast that with using a rice cooker/pot on the stove you can aim for better (more eveningly) cooked rice which most run of the mill restaurants will do for convinience. You'll have to consider that prestige is a huge favor in higher quality food. You're not just getting/paying for great food at that level but an experience from a famous chef. For example, I know many people who would prefer another well known Tokyo sushi chef but Jiro has the name recognition to charge more and be more exclusive.": 0.0,
"It\u2019s not mayonnaise": 1.0
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"post_content": "Where does the water go in drought? Im from Germany, and like many places in Europe, we lose a lot of water this summer. In school I learned there is and was always a fix amount of water on this planet. So my question is, when the soil is dry, the rivers are draining and there is no rain, where is all the water?",
"best_score": 63,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askscience",
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"The water would have evaporated normally, so look at the jet stream fluctuations. In Ca where we have droughts all the time, you can watch in the winter where our storms are going and typically they are going into Canada and Washington. We need the jet team to dip south enough during our \u201cwet season\u201d to give us enough snow pack for the summer. So in short that will depend on where the drought is. For CA. Our water is spread across Canada and probably dipped down into the Midwest. Thus drought in Ca this year, and flooding in Yellowstone.": 0.0,
"Into the air. Generally, higher global temperatures mean more evaporation, and since our system is a closed loop, it also means more snow- and rainfall. So on average the world should be getting _wetter_, as we push the average temperature up. But that\u2019s at a steady state. While the average temperature is _increasing_, so is the ability of that air to hold water. There\u2019s more evaporation than precipitation! If the global temperature were decreasing, it\u2019d be the reverse and we\u2019d have more rainfall as the cooling Earth squeezed water out of the atmosphere. But now let\u2019s bring terrain into it. I just made the case for increased evaporation and decreased rainfall. But as we dry things out, the amount of evaporation going on can actually _decrease_. A third of our planet is land- and when you dry out some of that land you\u2019re decreasing the surface area subject to evaporation no matter what the temperature. When you melt glaciers and snowpacks and flow them into the sea, same thing. That magnifies the effects we started with on a warming planet. Forests and grasslands become deserts, and deserts don\u2019t contribute much to evaporation and thus you have a vicious cycle of aridification. Massive desalination and irrigation projects might help. Water the desert, plant a forest there; but the energy cost would be monstrous. We\u2019ve done exactly the reverse, because humans are such pigs: we suck water out of the ground and out of rivers, and then pollute it so badly that we don\u2019t want it back. So we send our nitrogen, plastic, toxin-laden wastewater to the ocean and pray that rain will save us while simultaneously doing almost everything we can to reduce that rainfall.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhere does the water go in drought? Im from Germany, and like many places in Europe, we lose a lot of water this summer. In school I learned there is and was always a fix amount of water on this planet. So my question is, when the soil is dry, the rivers are draining and there is no rain, where is all the water?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why do (most) dice have the same face placements? As in, why is the 6 usually opposite to the 1, likewise with the 3 and 4? Does this affect the \"fairness\" of a dice roll, making it a 1/6 chance every roll as opposed to a different value?",
"best_score": 38,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Tradition. And no, it in no way affects the outcome, no matter what you put on a face as long as the faces are identical in weight": 0.0,
"Each opposing face has 7 \"pips\" total - 6+1, 5+2, 4+3. This minimizes differences in mass per face pair such that each number statistically will appear approximately the same number of times. You're looking for a even distribution of the 6 numbers over time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why do (most) dice have the same face placements? As in, why is the 6 usually opposite to the 1, likewise with the 3 and 4? Does this affect the \"fairness\" of a dice roll, making it a 1/6 chance every roll as opposed to a different value?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Anytime I cook marinated chicken breast on the stove, the marinade and cooking oil burn before the meat is fully cooked. What am I doing wrong? It\u2019s not my preferred cut of meat, but sometimes I marinate chicken breasts for about a day and then try to cook it on my stovetop in my stainless steel pan. I wait for the oil to get hot (before it starts burning though) then add the chicken breast, and cook it on med high heat. but the marinade and oil ALWAYS end up burning and make my apartment super smoky before the chicken is fully cooked. Last night my chicken was on the stove for about 15 min on med high heat and the internal temp didn\u2019t pass 155 degrees in the thickest part (I tried flattening them as much as possible). But I couldn\u2019t allow it to continue to cook as everything else was burning and smoking. Am I doing something wrong? Are stainless steel pans just not the best to use in this situation? I\u2019ve tried cast iron but I have the same problem with that too (but I\u2019m not as skilled with cast iron as other types of pots). I appreciate any and all help.",
"best_score": 112,
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"I think you are suppose to dry it with a paper towel before you fry it.": 0.0,
"Sounds like you are cooking at too high a temperature.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAnytime I cook marinated chicken breast on the stove, the marinade and cooking oil burn before the meat is fully cooked. What am I doing wrong? It\u2019s not my preferred cut of meat, but sometimes I marinate chicken breasts for about a day and then try to cook it on my stovetop in my stainless steel pan. I wait for the oil to get hot (before it starts burning though) then add the chicken breast, and cook it on med high heat. but the marinade and oil ALWAYS end up burning and make my apartment super smoky before the chicken is fully cooked. Last night my chicken was on the stove for about 15 min on med high heat and the internal temp didn\u2019t pass 155 degrees in the thickest part (I tried flattening them as much as possible). But I couldn\u2019t allow it to continue to cook as everything else was burning and smoking. Am I doing something wrong? Are stainless steel pans just not the best to use in this situation? I\u2019ve tried cast iron but I have the same problem with that too (but I\u2019m not as skilled with cast iron as other types of pots). I appreciate any and all help.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How stressful is Job engineering compared to School engineering?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 3,
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"In school I spent about 60-70 hours a week between studying/homework/working on my capstone project. At my job I spend 40 hours a week. For the most part, engineering is a lot less stressful when you\u2019re out of school. You\u2019ll also only use a fraction of the technical skills learned from school once you\u2019re working in engineering": 0.0,
"I over stress(ed) about everything, even things I love doing. But after 4 years of engineering, with daily fires being interrupted by other bigger fires, I'm starting to learn to be more professional, meaning, go in, do the best I can, and stay composed. Helpful book: \"turning pro\"": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What actually happens when someone 'accepts all cookies'?",
"best_score": 20,
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"responses": {
"Fun fact: You can turn off cookies for all but the websites you white list in your browser! Or, better yet, you can have your browser delete cookies from all but those whitelisted sites every time you restart your browser.": 0.0,
"In my experience, you gain about 15 pounds. Since OP didn\u2019t specify the context, this is a legit answer. Please don\u2019t delete. ;)": 1.0
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"post_content": "Weird Situation: I run the high schools cooking club but don\u2019t have access to the kitchen until an hour after we leave school, what can I do? Basically in our schools building we have two separate schools, a junior high which gets out at 3:00 and a high school that gets out at 2:14. We can\u2019t get into the kitchen until the junior high all leaves so about 3:10. I\u2019m trying to look for ways or recipes that takes up that time before needing the kitchen. So I was wondering if you wonderful people had recipes that took up like 20-30 minutes of prep time before needing a kitchen, any ideas of things I can teach before (like knife skills), or just any ideas of how I can fill some time up? Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated",
"best_score": 75,
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"One alternative would be to see if you can get funding for some butane burners like this one. And then the refills are butane canisters like these.": 0.0,
"Knife skills are a good shout. Either cutting things for the dish they're going to make, or for side salads or similar. Some theory on nutrition and/or how to put a meal together. Discussion on things they would like to cook so you can prep for future weeks. Deep dives into particular topics (eg: here is all the theory about deep frying, now let's go do it) Could even go full cooking show, get a selection of ingredients and have them workshop a dish to make with them, which you'll then make once the kitchen opens.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWeird Situation: I run the high schools cooking club but don\u2019t have access to the kitchen until an hour after we leave school, what can I do? Basically in our schools building we have two separate schools, a junior high which gets out at 3:00 and a high school that gets out at 2:14. We can\u2019t get into the kitchen until the junior high all leaves so about 3:10. I\u2019m trying to look for ways or recipes that takes up that time before needing the kitchen. So I was wondering if you wonderful people had recipes that took up like 20-30 minutes of prep time before needing a kitchen, any ideas of things I can teach before (like knife skills), or just any ideas of how I can fill some time up? Any and all ideas are greatly appreciated\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Why is Odin able to strip Thor of his powers and make him a normal Asgardian, but presumably could not do the same to Hela? Odin barely breaks a sweat when he strips Thor of his godhood and his abilities in order to banish him to Earth. Why is he unable to do the same to Hela when the time came for her banishment? Is there some kind of reason he wouldn't be able to cut her off from the Odinforce the way that he cut off Thor?",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"So Odin can warp reality, place enchantments/enhancements on people and object. However it costs him potential life force, energy has to come from somewhere. [If this is to be considered] (https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Tablet_of_Life_and_Time) it can explain in part why Hela was so powerful. Factor in while on Asgard she was getting a power boost either from something tessaract related, Asgard being potentially a celestial seed world that had its development delayed. She could even be juicing herself up on negative emotions, or absorbing the souls of the deceased or even a combination of everything all working together.": 0.0,
"I always assumed Odin was \u201cfueling\u201d Thor. Remember after he had his moment of realization and self understanding his power skyrocketed. I believe Hela already had her moment and no longer needed the guidance like Thor end of TR.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Why is Odin able to strip Thor of his powers and make him a normal Asgardian, but presumably could not do the same to Hela? Odin barely breaks a sweat when he strips Thor of his godhood and his abilities in order to banish him to Earth. Why is he unable to do the same to Hela when the time came for her banishment? Is there some kind of reason he wouldn't be able to cut her off from the Odinforce the way that he cut off Thor?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "A 5 foot section of railroad rail does not seem very flexible but a 200 foot section appears to be as flexible as a noodle with bends under a foot. How does longer length make it more flexible?",
"best_score": 99,
"worse_score": 4,
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"This is the difference between intrinsic properties and extrinsic properties. As an example, lead is intrinsically dense. It's part of it being lead, and not say wood or air. But a small amount is still quite light. The amount is outside (external) to it being lead. If you have a moderate amount it then feels heavy. Density is weight per volume\\*. The amount of it is the volume. The volume, or amount you have is separate to what you have. Density\\*volume = weight. Likewise the flexibility of the railroad, or let's say the distance it can bend per meter length is intrinsic. If you have enough... (distance bent/length)*length give you a large amount of bend, depending (extrinsic) on the length of railroad. *Ok, mass per volume. But weight might be easier to understand.": 0.0,
"To bend the end of a 5 foot section by 1/10 of a foot*, you need to bend it with a curvature radius of 125 feet. To bend the end of a 200 foot section by the same amount you only need a curvature radius of 5000 feet. In addition you have a much longer lever arm. The required force is much smaller. \\*I'm not starting with weird unit conversions here. If you prefer inch do the math yourself.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nA 5 foot section of railroad rail does not seem very flexible but a 200 foot section appears to be as flexible as a noodle with bends under a foot. How does longer length make it more flexible?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Matrix Series] Why does everyone in Zion wear rags, when they have the capacity to build flying submarines, why can't they sort out some decent clothes?",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Judging by Zion, they do wear other clothes, but up closer to the surface where it's colder they have thick jumpers and the like. No time to darn when squiddies could jump out at any moment.": 0.0,
"The hovercrafts are pre-war technology that was salvaged and refitted to broadcast a pirate signal to hack into the Matrix. That's why there's concern over sending the Logos out of Zion in the 3rd movie - there are only so many hovercraft and Zion doesn't have the resources or the technology to simply build more to prepare for the coming invasion. Seeing as Zion is an underground city, there would be very little agriculture, and if there were any it would not be wasted on fabrics like cotton or linen. It's possible that they sew together old woven clothes in a patchwork manner because they can't get access to the resources or technology to create something like polyester. Clothing seems to be mostly function over form in post-apocalyptic Earth. It's obviously not high on the list of concerns for the people, who are just struggling to get enough to eat every day.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Stabbed myself while injecting owl with alcohol Hi all, let\u2019s cover the basics Age:20 Gender:Female Race: Caucasian Height and weight:5\u20193\u201d and 120lbs Medications: Prozac, Valium, and hydroxyzine Location: Geographically I\u2019m in Northwestern Montana. On my body it\u2019s my thumb Okay so on to the issue. I was recently lucky enough to be granted the opportunity from Fish and Game to work on a burrowing owl for my local museums bird exhibit. Well I decided to mummify him as opposed to doing a traditional taxidermy piece as he is so small and fragile. This means I had to fill his body with isopropyl alcohol. When I was injecting him, the needle went through his leg and through my glove, and stabbed me in the thumb. I squeezed out a lot of blood and then washed my hands thoroughly before soaking it in more rubbing alcohol. I have really bad anxiety and am just curious if there is anything I should be majorly worried about? Thanks all.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"poor owl!": 0.0,
"I am not a doctor but I would imagine the alcohol in the needle would kill any pathogens.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nStabbed myself while injecting owl with alcohol Hi all, let\u2019s cover the basics Age:20 Gender:Female Race: Caucasian Height and weight:5\u20193\u201d and 120lbs Medications: Prozac, Valium, and hydroxyzine Location: Geographically I\u2019m in Northwestern Montana. On my body it\u2019s my thumb Okay so on to the issue. I was recently lucky enough to be granted the opportunity from Fish and Game to work on a burrowing owl for my local museums bird exhibit. Well I decided to mummify him as opposed to doing a traditional taxidermy piece as he is so small and fragile. This means I had to fill his body with isopropyl alcohol. When I was injecting him, the needle went through his leg and through my glove, and stabbed me in the thumb. I squeezed out a lot of blood and then washed my hands thoroughly before soaking it in more rubbing alcohol. I have really bad anxiety and am just curious if there is anything I should be majorly worried about? Thanks all.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Single ply industrial toilet paper is useless and more wasteful than two ply normal toilet paper. I have Crohn's and I've used my fair share of public and office/professional setting bathrooms. They almost invariably have the infamous thin single ply atom thick toilet paper for use. You know the type, shreds if you think of blowing in its direction. I'm male, and hirsute. I have to use wayyyyyy more toilet paper per BM if its that after thought of tree pulp leftovers tp than any other brand of mainstream tp. I have to then wrestle it to fold it and pray it doesn't break apart when it's doing its job. It takes more time to manager, does poorly at its job, and I use more than 2x as much of it as I would two ply making it wasteful and useless. CMV.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Considering you have Crohn's, why use their TP? It's one of the reasons I keep flushable moist wipes. It's all I use.": 0.0,
"In India people wash their ass with a hose. I thought it was weird at first but tbh it isn\u2019t that bad and is actually a lot more efficient than purely using paper": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Single ply industrial toilet paper is useless and more wasteful than two ply normal toilet paper. I have Crohn's and I've used my fair share of public and office/professional setting bathrooms. They almost invariably have the infamous thin single ply atom thick toilet paper for use. You know the type, shreds if you think of blowing in its direction. I'm male, and hirsute. I have to use wayyyyyy more toilet paper per BM if its that after thought of tree pulp leftovers tp than any other brand of mainstream tp. I have to then wrestle it to fold it and pray it doesn't break apart when it's doing its job. It takes more time to manager, does poorly at its job, and I use more than 2x as much of it as I would two ply making it wasteful and useless. CMV.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it legal for my mom to take all my money? F19 disabled, TEXAS hello, ill keep this short but give as much info as i can. I am disabled, i have high functioning autism, although i can not work due to childhood abuse (amplifying my two other reasons) + no social skills + cant function with strangers. i make $631 a month from social security i make 461 from social security retirement (my father) and 170 (social security disability) My mother is my payee. She always has been, she charges me rent, thats reasonable as i am an adult. But she charges me $624 in rent + bills. Knowing im left with $7. I'm struggling to survive and am at a loss of what to do. She could care less. It was a \"oh well too bad you're an adult\" when i tried to beg her to lower my rent and have mercy on me. Is this legal? If so is there anything i can do on social securities end? I can't live this way. I have called and they informed me they put in a request for me but nothing ever happened from then on. I live off food stamps as well, thats the only thing i can say keeps me afloat, but i go hungry 7-10 days waiting for my next amount. If i had adequate social security benefits i wouldn't starve or live in fear. Any advice or help is appreciated.",
"best_score": 106,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
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"You need to get a hold of social security and tell them you need your money sent to you and deposited in your own account. Once you have a hold of your money you can apply for affordable housing. It's usually called section 8 housing but it's rent based on your income. The waiting list is usually 6-8 months long, so apply now, while you're waiting for housing you can deal with social security. You're an adult, it sounds like you can make decisions by yourself, have you ever signed a paper stating your mother was your guardian? If not you are entitled to all your money and you should be getting it, not her": 0.0,
"Are you sure she does not have guardianship? The benefits you listed are uncommon for a 19-year-old to receive and if you didn't apply, someone did for you. If you were a disabled child her legal obligation to support you continues indefinitely. If she is your abuser she is not going to let you save up and move out. $1100/month is not a lot and it's going to be your income for a while. Working could jeopardize your social security. You shouldn't try to work until you understand how that will effect your income. I'd recommend contacting Disability Rights Texas. https://www.disabilityrightstx.org/en/home/ There are also legal aid organizations in your area that can confirm whether she has legal guardianship. If she does that is something you must challenge before you cam be independent.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it legal for my mom to take all my money? F19 disabled, TEXAS hello, ill keep this short but give as much info as i can. I am disabled, i have high functioning autism, although i can not work due to childhood abuse (amplifying my two other reasons) + no social skills + cant function with strangers. i make $631 a month from social security i make 461 from social security retirement (my father) and 170 (social security disability) My mother is my payee. She always has been, she charges me rent, thats reasonable as i am an adult. But she charges me $624 in rent + bills. Knowing im left with $7. I'm struggling to survive and am at a loss of what to do. She could care less. It was a \"oh well too bad you're an adult\" when i tried to beg her to lower my rent and have mercy on me. Is this legal? If so is there anything i can do on social securities end? I can't live this way. I have called and they informed me they put in a request for me but nothing ever happened from then on. I live off food stamps as well, thats the only thing i can say keeps me afloat, but i go hungry 7-10 days waiting for my next amount. If i had adequate social security benefits i wouldn't starve or live in fear. Any advice or help is appreciated.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: The \"make all males have a vasectomy\" thought experiment is flawed and not comparable to abortion. There's a thought experiment floating around on the internet that goes like this: suppose the government made every male teen get a vasectomy as a form of contraception. This would eliminate unwanted pregnancies, and anyone who wants a child can simply get it reversed. Obviously this is a huge violation of bodily autonomy, and the logic follows that therefore abortion restrictions are equally bad. This thought experiment is flawed because: 1. Vasectomies aren't reliably reversed, and reversals are expensive. One of the first things you sign when getting a vasectomy is a statement saying something like \"this is a permanent and irreversible procedure.\" To suggest otherwise is manipulative and literally disinformation. 2. It's missing the whole point behind the pro life argument and why they are against abortion. Not getting a vasectomy does not result in the death of the fetus. Few would be against abortion if say, for example, the fetus were able to be revived afterwards. 3. Action is distinct from inaction. Forcing people to do something with their own bodies is wrong. With forced inaction (such as not providing abortions), at least a choice remains. CMV",
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"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
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">Vasectomies aren't reliably reversed, and reversals are expensive. And abortions aren't perfectly safe, and can even leave women infertile. >It's missing the whole point behind the pro life argument and why they are against abortion. It will result in the continual genocide of sperm. Or why do you think the bible-thumping fire-breathing priests were against masturbation. The fact that you don't think of them as alive is kinda beside the point, as the life of the fetus is equally as subject to discussion. >With forced inaction (such as not providing abortions), at least a choice remains. No, it doesn't. The only legal choice is to give birth or die trying. Likewise, with forced vasectomies, the only legal choice is to be cut, or be subjected to prison. Come to think of it vasectomy is even better analogy than I thought. It almost exactly maps on abortion 1 to 1.": 0.0,
"1. Many men who get vasectomies freeze sperm, first. Assume for the thought experiment that that\u2019s possible. 2. Nearly all aborted pregnancies are unwanted pregnancies. (Wanted pregnancies terminated for health reasons are different.) If all men had vasectomies, every pregnancy would be planned and nearly all planned pregnancies are wanted. No sperm, no pregnancy, and no pregnancy, no abortion. 3. There is no choice when you make one choice impossible. Edit- typos": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: The \"make all males have a vasectomy\" thought experiment is flawed and not comparable to abortion. There's a thought experiment floating around on the internet that goes like this: suppose the government made every male teen get a vasectomy as a form of contraception. This would eliminate unwanted pregnancies, and anyone who wants a child can simply get it reversed. Obviously this is a huge violation of bodily autonomy, and the logic follows that therefore abortion restrictions are equally bad. This thought experiment is flawed because: 1. Vasectomies aren't reliably reversed, and reversals are expensive. One of the first things you sign when getting a vasectomy is a statement saying something like \"this is a permanent and irreversible procedure.\" To suggest otherwise is manipulative and literally disinformation. 2. It's missing the whole point behind the pro life argument and why they are against abortion. Not getting a vasectomy does not result in the death of the fetus. Few would be against abortion if say, for example, the fetus were able to be revived afterwards. 3. Action is distinct from inaction. Forcing people to do something with their own bodies is wrong. With forced inaction (such as not providing abortions), at least a choice remains. CMV\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why did my gingerbread cookies develop a stronger flavor overnight? I made gingerbread cookies yesterday using this recipe. After they cooled completely, my wife and I tried one and we both thought that the flavor was pretty weak. Oh well, I just put it down to a bad recipe. Today, however, we each had another and agreed the flavor was much stronger, and now I'm really happy with how they turned out. Would a cookie's flavor actually improve over time? I know \"aging\" cookie dough before baking them can improve the flavor, and there are other foods that taste better the next day after sitting in the fridge, but I've never had an already baked cookie get a stronger flavor by just sitting covered on the counter overnight. Is there a scientific reason behind this, or is the improved flavor just in our heads?",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I'm not sure the answer to your question, but I know that dried ginger can be unpredictable. Ground dried ginger or pureed fresh ginger can become extremely bitter when cooked, to the point of being inedible. I've noticed that gingerbread in particular can become perceptibly more bitter after a day or two as the aromatics mellow in relation to no or minimal change in bitterness.": 0.0,
"I'm totally guessing, but when they were warm, the aromatics of the ginger might've just blown off, so now that they're cool, those aromatics are sticking around, causing you to perceive a stronger flavor": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy did my gingerbread cookies develop a stronger flavor overnight? I made gingerbread cookies yesterday using this recipe. After they cooled completely, my wife and I tried one and we both thought that the flavor was pretty weak. Oh well, I just put it down to a bad recipe. Today, however, we each had another and agreed the flavor was much stronger, and now I'm really happy with how they turned out. Would a cookie's flavor actually improve over time? I know \"aging\" cookie dough before baking them can improve the flavor, and there are other foods that taste better the next day after sitting in the fridge, but I've never had an already baked cookie get a stronger flavor by just sitting covered on the counter overnight. Is there a scientific reason behind this, or is the improved flavor just in our heads?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How Different is Working as an Engineer vs Studying Engineering? Is being an engineer more enjoyable than going through engineering school? COVID has taken everything out of me when it comes to studying. I've been in online school since February of 2020: online labs, I took Calc 1-3 online, both physics classes online (I'm EE but I'd assume ME has to take more), and all the labs were online using really bad software. I don't feel like I've learned anything. I'm wondering if the actual engineering jobs are more enjoyable than the schooling, is there something to look forward to after graduating? Does it just get worse? I don't mind working long hours on something that I enjoy, hell I'll even skip meals if I'm working on a project that I enjoy doing. This school experience just is not what I thought of when I signed up for it. TIA - sad engineering student",
"best_score": 13,
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"EE myself. My job is 50 percent shopping, 25 percent meetings, 20 percent doodling out magic eye puzzles, and 5 percent thermal / power calcs. Most people have to work way harder than I do. I guarantee that everyone on the planet has either seen, heard of, or used my work, or a derivative of it. Don't skip your meals unless you get into intermittent fasting. All you have is your health.": 0.0,
"Copying someone else's homework is considered cheating and could cost you your degree (and career!) in school. Copying someone else's homework as a Working Engineer is considered an incredibly valuable asset in an employee, as they can complete jobs efficiently without constantly re-inventing the wheel.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow Different is Working as an Engineer vs Studying Engineering? Is being an engineer more enjoyable than going through engineering school? COVID has taken everything out of me when it comes to studying. I've been in online school since February of 2020: online labs, I took Calc 1-3 online, both physics classes online (I'm EE but I'd assume ME has to take more), and all the labs were online using really bad software. I don't feel like I've learned anything. I'm wondering if the actual engineering jobs are more enjoyable than the schooling, is there something to look forward to after graduating? Does it just get worse? I don't mind working long hours on something that I enjoy, hell I'll even skip meals if I'm working on a project that I enjoy doing. This school experience just is not what I thought of when I signed up for it. TIA - sad engineering student\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do animals have bladders to hold urine? Is there an evolutionary reason for this adaptation? Why doesn't urine just dribble out as it is processed?",
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"It was more advantageous to control urine output than to let it go on constant drip. I figure prey that traveled with a constant pee trail was easier to track so got eaten more and multiplied less. That probably worked itself out pretty early on in things. Then later, it developed into some actual uses like territory marking and mating as those traits became advantageous.": 0.0,
"Scent marking. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s42452-019-1692-9": 1.0
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"post_content": "Did the Hunga-Tonga explosion produce a significant overpressure at the spot on the other side of the earth where the shockwave converged? I'm wondering if locations on the exact opposite side of the Earth from major volcanic eruptions are at some kind of risk for e.g. having their windows blown out. The thought was triggered by this animation.",
"best_score": 26,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"I can certainly see, why you would expect so, based on such a simplistic animation of the events. However, reality is much more complicated. The shockwaves do not travel smoothly in all directions at equal speed, to meet on the exact opposite side of a perfect sphere some time later. In reality, the shockwaves get disrupted and slowed down unevenly by topographical features ( mountains, forrests, ocean waves, cities etc. and the result is an extremely chaotic and unpredictable system. There are likely to be places around the world, where the complex interference patterns of multiple different parts of the shockwave meets in unfortunate ways, to cause significant local effects, but these aren't in predictable locations such as the antipode.": 0.0,
"No, not at all. Have a look at this reddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/s4z1lz/share_your_volcano_eruption_wave_detectors_poland/) where a lot of pressure data was shared. While not in the focus point, you'd typically see only a few mbar of change over 30 minutes or so, nowhere near enough to blow out windows.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDid the Hunga-Tonga explosion produce a significant overpressure at the spot on the other side of the earth where the shockwave converged? I'm wondering if locations on the exact opposite side of the Earth from major volcanic eruptions are at some kind of risk for e.g. having their windows blown out. The thought was triggered by this animation.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I was in an accident and given a careless driving ticket Hey, I\u2019m in New Jersey and a 17 year old driver. Last month I was involved in an accident just after I bought my first car. But here\u2019s why I am posting. Let me explain the story like I would explain it to the judge. I pulled my car on the lot after getting it insurance, I was on my way to Walmart to get a few things for my car. While I was driving it started to downpour. My wipers were on high, however the wipers did need to be replaced and I knew that when buying the car. I was in a 35 going 30 because of the severe weather. I wanted to pull over but had no where to go. After driving in the storm for a few minutes the car in front of my turns on their right signal and starts breaking, I started to break as soon as I saw their lights come on. I gradually pressed harder on the break pedal like normal but I did not slow down or stop. I pressed harder and expected to have a hard stop but again, I did not stop and next thing I know my airbags deployed and I was involved in an accident. When the officer calmed me down and asked me what happened I explained and he said \u201cit honestly sounds like you hydroplaned, keep in mind the roads are the most slippery shortly after it starts to rain\u201d. Should I consider getting a lawyer for this? I was told the judge in this township is super forgiving for first time offenders. One last question, is this something where I can plead guilty or not guilty and be free of charges? Thank you so much in helping work through this stressful situation.",
"best_score": 23,
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"responses": {
"Sorry man, you are fully at fault here. You need to keep 3 seconds between the cat in front of you (in dry conditions) and maintain your vehicle. You need to be in control of your vehicle at all times. * Edit- you stated you were driving without insurance. You will need a good lawyer. *": 0.0,
"How close were you to the car in front of you before you collided?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI was in an accident and given a careless driving ticket Hey, I\u2019m in New Jersey and a 17 year old driver. Last month I was involved in an accident just after I bought my first car. But here\u2019s why I am posting. Let me explain the story like I would explain it to the judge. I pulled my car on the lot after getting it insurance, I was on my way to Walmart to get a few things for my car. While I was driving it started to downpour. My wipers were on high, however the wipers did need to be replaced and I knew that when buying the car. I was in a 35 going 30 because of the severe weather. I wanted to pull over but had no where to go. After driving in the storm for a few minutes the car in front of my turns on their right signal and starts breaking, I started to break as soon as I saw their lights come on. I gradually pressed harder on the break pedal like normal but I did not slow down or stop. I pressed harder and expected to have a hard stop but again, I did not stop and next thing I know my airbags deployed and I was involved in an accident. When the officer calmed me down and asked me what happened I explained and he said \u201cit honestly sounds like you hydroplaned, keep in mind the roads are the most slippery shortly after it starts to rain\u201d. Should I consider getting a lawyer for this? I was told the judge in this township is super forgiving for first time offenders. One last question, is this something where I can plead guilty or not guilty and be free of charges? Thank you so much in helping work through this stressful situation.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why is it not standard to add salt when first making homemade pasta rather than when we boil it? Just curious as to why we add it when we boil pasta rather than adding it to the flour before mixing in eggs.",
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"If you cook pasta in very salty water, it tends to be perfectly seasoned by the time it is cooked- but if you've already added some to the dough it might be too salty (or you'd have to reduce the salt content of the water, which is always an imprecise measurement anyway). Easiest to just cook in salty water.": 0.0,
"One reason often cited by Italian cookbook writers (e.g. Marcella Hazan) is that the addition of salt to the dough results in a tougher, less supple finished pasta. This does make sense, as salt strengthens gluten (a phenomenon that will be familiar to most bread makers). More to the point, adding salt to the dough makes it less extensible when rolling and shaping, and thus harder to work with. Nowadays, mechanical pasta machines make the process a lot less difficult, but when rolled by hand using the traditional method (most closely associated with Emilia Romagna), it becomes a major issue.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[MCU] If Tony found the last Ultron bot instead of Vision would he have captured it or killed it?",
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"I feel like he would have killed it but kept it as a grim reminder": 0.0,
"He wouldn\u2019t give it the satisfaction of talking. He\u2019d blast it mid sentence just to humiliate it. I do think he\u2019d attempt to download the AI for later use though. Either work out the kinks and make a better, less murderous version like Vision (Jocasta?) or reuse the mind stones mapping for another AI. He\u2019s not the type to scrap such an idea.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Can I get hired as an electrical engineer with a criminal record? I'm a second year EE student with a 3.9 GPA. Absolutely love my major. Long story short, I had a history with heroin although I was never caught with it on my possession. But I did manage to wrack up a record of petty misdemeanor crimes associated with my drug use (larceny, retail fraud, possession of paraphernalia and the like; I was charged with one violent felony but the case was dismissed, not sure if that will be a factor so I'm mentioning it). Its been a few years since I've been charged with any new crimes, I'm rehabilitated and clean and I've changed my life around entirely. Im a resident of Michigan, if that is relevant. I love engineering, I love math, I love science and I love applying it to the real world to solve problems and design things. I couldn't imagine doing anything else as a career. So, after my long-winded preamble here is my question: am I wasting my time? Will my record affect my job prospects? Guidance from anyone in a similar situation or relevant experiences would seriously help. This keeps me up at nights sometimes and the anxiety is overwhelming. Thanks in advance to anyone who responds",
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"I have a friend whose brother was a Vietnam veteran and a heroin addict. He was imprisoned on a felony for milking the system and feigning a disability. After they suggested for him to be a ward of the state he said, \u201cYou know what? I\u2019ll become a doctor!\u201d So he went to medical school and now he lives out in the country and the whole small town he\u2019s in loves him and always goes to him for help. There are even ex-gang members who might not be living it up like the Kardashians, but they turned their lives around and amounted to something. Don\u2019t let your dreams be dreams, my friend. As long as you don\u2019t give up, you\u2019ll someday succeed in your realistic endeavors. The hard part is to be patient (though that\u2019s the essential part). I promise you that much.": 0.0,
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I get hired as an electrical engineer with a criminal record? I'm a second year EE student with a 3.9 GPA. Absolutely love my major. Long story short, I had a history with heroin although I was never caught with it on my possession. But I did manage to wrack up a record of petty misdemeanor crimes associated with my drug use (larceny, retail fraud, possession of paraphernalia and the like; I was charged with one violent felony but the case was dismissed, not sure if that will be a factor so I'm mentioning it). Its been a few years since I've been charged with any new crimes, I'm rehabilitated and clean and I've changed my life around entirely. Im a resident of Michigan, if that is relevant. I love engineering, I love math, I love science and I love applying it to the real world to solve problems and design things. I couldn't imagine doing anything else as a career. So, after my long-winded preamble here is my question: am I wasting my time? Will my record affect my job prospects? Guidance from anyone in a similar situation or relevant experiences would seriously help. This keeps me up at nights sometimes and the anxiety is overwhelming. Thanks in advance to anyone who responds\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: a cup of water suspended in a pot of boiling water will reach 100\u00b0C. Why won't it boil? According to the website: >The water in the cup does, eventually, reach approximately 100\u2218C. However, unlike the water that's near the stovetop, once the water in the cup reaches 100\u2218C, it is at the same temperature as its heat source (the surrounding water). > >Since there is no temperature difference, at this point, there will be no more heat flow into the cup. With no incoming heat flow, the water in the cup will never boil. Is the answer simply that it never actually reaches 100\u00b0? I find that unlikely because it seems like the information on the website contradicts itself.",
"best_score": 24,
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"To sum up what the rest of the commenters are saying, during a phase change, energy can be altered without changing temperature. This is because temperature is a function of the kinetic energies of the individual molecules. Normally, energy raises the kinetic energy of these molecules. However, during a phase change, this energy does not raise the kinetic energy, but goes into overcoming the intermolecular forces of that particular state (when lowering energy, the reverse is true). This is also why all of the water in the pot doesn't instantly boil at once when 100C is reached. As more energy is pumped in, more and more forces are overcome, and the water gradually turns into steam. As for an actual Explain like I'm five years old attempt: Temperature is how much molecules move around. Molecules like to hold each other's hands. When you add more energy, the molecules get excited and start dancing. As more energy is put into the system, they dance faster. At a certain point, however, they are dancing so fast that it is hard for them to hold onto each other. The next bits of energy go into breaking the molecules' firm grips on each other. They really like holding hands, so this takes a lot of energy. After none of the molecules are holding hands any more (at least not as strongly - a substance can have multiple phase transitions), they are all still dancing at the same speed even though more energy has been put into the system. If more energy is added, the molecules will once again resume dancing faster and faster.": 0.0,
"Once water reaches 100 C, it still needs more energy put into it to actually turn from a liquid to a gas. And where does that energy come from? The stove burner. And where is that stove burner? On the bottom. That is why the water at the bottom getting heated by the burner is what starts to turn to gas, and then those gas bubbles rise up through the water, causing it to \u201cboil\u201d. The water in the cup isn\u2019t getting directly heated by the burner, so it\u2019ll start to steam and evaporate, but all the main energy that makes the big pot boil is coming from the burner.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: a cup of water suspended in a pot of boiling water will reach 100\u00b0C. Why won't it boil? According to the website: >The water in the cup does, eventually, reach approximately 100\u2218C. However, unlike the water that's near the stovetop, once the water in the cup reaches 100\u2218C, it is at the same temperature as its heat source (the surrounding water). > >Since there is no temperature difference, at this point, there will be no more heat flow into the cup. With no incoming heat flow, the water in the cup will never boil. Is the answer simply that it never actually reaches 100\u00b0? I find that unlikely because it seems like the information on the website contradicts itself.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you work on your personal projects after a work day Hey ya'll! So I have been a PCB layout and firmware development engineer at a startup for about a year now (first job). Before my job I would work on personal projects that also involved layout and firmware which I loved. But now that there is so much overlap between my work and my hobby, I find it hard to find the motivation to work on personal projects. How do you guys go about this? I have found it hard not just to work on my own projects, but also to come up with ideas to do so. I figure if my job did not have so much overlap, I would have been able to work on my projects...",
"best_score": 40,
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"Unrelated to your question, any work you do in your off hours will likely need to be offered to your employer if you ever create something that is sellable. Especially since there's so much overlap between what you're tinkering with in your off hours vs what you get paid to do. Even in the absence of an IP agreement explicitly saying so you would be hard pressed to prove that no part of your personal projects were created with any tools or materials from your employer. So the onus would be on you to prove that the creation/invention was only made using your own resources and that's a steep road to climb.": 0.0,
"It depends on the stress of your job. If you have a relatively low-stress job, working on projects when you get home doesn't feel like such a waste of the little precious free time you get. If your job is stressful, that precious little free time needs to be used on the tasks that maximize de-stressing. Otherwise it's mostly down to discipline. I try to devote at least an hour to working on projects or chores when I get home. Then worst case scenario I can sit for the rest of the night and be lazy and not feel like I didn't get anything done. 4-10s is a good suggestion. Having an entire extra weekend day is huge. Starting work earlier in the day helps me as well. I can do fine on 6 hours of sleep, but I'll also lay in bed forever given the chance. Starting my day earlier helps me keep to my normal amount of sleep which means I can get my 8 hours of work in sooner which leaves me more of the afternoon for personal stuff.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you work on your personal projects after a work day Hey ya'll! So I have been a PCB layout and firmware development engineer at a startup for about a year now (first job). Before my job I would work on personal projects that also involved layout and firmware which I loved. But now that there is so much overlap between my work and my hobby, I find it hard to find the motivation to work on personal projects. How do you guys go about this? I have found it hard not just to work on my own projects, but also to come up with ideas to do so. I figure if my job did not have so much overlap, I would have been able to work on my projects...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Just got an offer and I am terrified. So, I graduated May 2019 and have been working as a plant engineer for 8 months. I am not happy with the management so, on a fluke, I started applying elsewhere. Well i got an interview and apparantly it went well. They just called and offered me 20k more a year and the retirement is much much better. The catch is that the plant I currently work at is in the design/construction/testing phase and the one that gave me the offer is operational. I am terrified that I will not know what I am doing. I already feel like everybody else is so sound in everything they do while I'm over here floundering. I am scared that I will take this offer and make a fool of myself. Then everybody will know how stupid I am. Is this a common feeling? *Edit: gave not game",
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"Take the role, remember what all drawings say \"IF IN DOUBT, ASK\" and learn quickly. How do you ask the right way? Not by saying, \"what do I do\" but how do we achieve x outcome Engineering is very good in the sense that it is fine for an individual to be wrong, if the collective outcome is good and that person learns Good luck and be confident you are perceived better than you see yourself!": 0.0,
"As long as you were honest in the interview, you're good. Take the job, take the money, and congrats!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nJust got an offer and I am terrified. So, I graduated May 2019 and have been working as a plant engineer for 8 months. I am not happy with the management so, on a fluke, I started applying elsewhere. Well i got an interview and apparantly it went well. They just called and offered me 20k more a year and the retirement is much much better. The catch is that the plant I currently work at is in the design/construction/testing phase and the one that gave me the offer is operational. I am terrified that I will not know what I am doing. I already feel like everybody else is so sound in everything they do while I'm over here floundering. I am scared that I will take this offer and make a fool of myself. Then everybody will know how stupid I am. Is this a common feeling? *Edit: gave not game\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Government officials and lawmakers should not be allowed to own or trade stocks. Although my view is from the perspective of a U.S. citizen this could probably apply to any country for the same reasons, and maybe already exists in other countries. Government officials are too close to policy creation, law creation, and privileged information. Information that could easily be used to make extremely advantageous trades before anyone else. If there was a 0% chance they could own or trade stocks wouldn't that weed out people who aim for positions of power solely for money, rather than those who aim for power to help shape, change and run their communities? I'm sure there are solutions that \"meet in the middle\" for this problem. I would like to hear your thoughts on how this can be done.",
"best_score": 13,
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"1) Stocks are just one way of individual wealth accumulation. They aren't an inherently immoral devilry, but just a way to exchange cash money into another more productive form of wealth. So you wouldn't weed out those just in it for the money, but also everyone else with some wealth in stocks. Forcing them to sell would result in a net loss for them. Becoming engaged in politics shouldn't cost you money. A risk would be that this deters all those who would be willing to follow the law, while those willing to profit from the public would find their ways anyway. And there are other forms somebody only interested in money could profit. For example quit his position and get hired by the company he benefitted. Or have a trusted friend trade on his behalf and take over afterwards. Or just old-fashioned bribes. 2) How far do you go? Only direct shares like Amazon? Or also fonds? What if they have a pension fund that partly invests in stock? Would they have to cancel those too? And why just stocks? Real-estate can also fluctuate too, depending on policies. As can government-bonds. As can currencies. Where is the line? What form of wealth would still be allowed for politicians and officials? I think the better way is to just increase prosecution of insider-trading under existing rules. Punish those who actually abuse privileged information, instead of everyone in politics.": 0.0,
"What happens if someone owns stocks and shares his an intermediary? Many savings accounts and pensions do this. What happens if someone owns stocks and then gets voted into office? What about low level government employees? At which point do they become a government official and not just an employee who happens to work for the government?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Government officials and lawmakers should not be allowed to own or trade stocks. Although my view is from the perspective of a U.S. citizen this could probably apply to any country for the same reasons, and maybe already exists in other countries. Government officials are too close to policy creation, law creation, and privileged information. Information that could easily be used to make extremely advantageous trades before anyone else. If there was a 0% chance they could own or trade stocks wouldn't that weed out people who aim for positions of power solely for money, rather than those who aim for power to help shape, change and run their communities? I'm sure there are solutions that \"meet in the middle\" for this problem. I would like to hear your thoughts on how this can be done.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Futurama] Why would a company deliberately create an insane robot?",
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"https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/07/16/racist-robots-ai/": 0.0,
"Lots of insane robots come to mind but none of them deliberately created insane, which are you referring to?": 1.0
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"post_content": "Are you supposed to eat the rind of Brie cheese? I never thought about it as I\u2019ve always ate it. Just want to confirm.",
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"YES": 0.0,
"Yes you are supposed to eat it. You are also supposed to slice brie (and most other semi-soft cheeses) into wedges radiating outward from the center point, like a birthday cake or pizza. This is so that every slice has an equivalent ratio of creme to rind. Don't cut vertically across a round brie, and if it's already cut into a wedge, don't cut the tip off. Thin slices radiating out from the center, or at least parallel to the previous slice on either side of the wedge, alternating sides so it stays even. And DEFINITELY do not scoop out the inside and leave the rind. How would you like it if someone sliced a random edge off the pizza and took that, because \"the crust is my favorite\"? Okay, but now a whole section of the other slices are going to be uneven and without crust. Or how would you like it if someone scooped out the middle of your birthday cake and then said \"oh, I did that because I don't like frosting\"? Maybe so, but like... now it's all messed up for the rest of us. Once it's on your plate, fine, do whatever you want with it. But if you're cutting yourself a piece off a brie that's shared, like at a party, please learn how to do it properly. It it is not a case of \"however you like it is fine\" if you're messing up the the cheese for the other guests.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAre you supposed to eat the rind of Brie cheese? I never thought about it as I\u2019ve always ate it. Just want to confirm.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How long did people live 3,000 years ago? How do we know what was the average human life span/life expectancy back then? Can People Live to 150?",
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"worse_score": 3,
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"I remember reading in college that life expectancy from hunter gatherer tribes was higher and when we started standing still, and hanging together in larger groups, around animals, etc that it took a dip. I was trying to fi d some references that hit up the studies I read up on back then...no luck.": 0.0,
"Average life expectancies for populations tend to get shorter the further into the past you go. Of course, in the past, some people lived into their 80s, with evidence from places like ancient egypt (2400BCE),where the Egyptian Vizier Ptahhotep wrote verses about the disintegrations of old age, and Greece, where they classed old age among the divine curses, and their tombstones attest to survival well past 80 years. Ancient artworks and figurines also depict elderly people: stooped, flabby, wrinkled. &#x200B; https://www.sapiens.org/biology/human-lifespan-history/ &#x200B; Concerning life expectancy, a variety of factors had an impact on the average age of a person at death. Almost half of all births ended in death before the age of 5, greatly lowering the average. When infant mortality is removed, evidence seem to show averages of life expectancy for 3000 years ago to be around 52, give or take 15 years. &#x200B; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2625386/ &#x200B; Can people live to 150? Likely not. Studies have shown that the estimated maximum of the human life span is around 125 years, under ideal conditions. This maximum would have been the same in previous generations, though the life-expectancies of those generations were limited by conditions that were not ideal - lack of medicine, for example, famine, war, and so on. &#x200B; https://learn.age-up.com/blog/a-brief-history-of-human-longevity/ https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10522-008-9156-4": 1.0
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"post_content": "Would you leave your job to work for a direct competitor? Title is pretty self-explanatory. If a competitor offered you a job for more money, would you take it? Why or why not?",
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"worse_score": 3,
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"All other things being equal, probably. I like my current job, I dislike my commute. I like my coworkers, mostly. I like where I am in my organization. I\u2019m not sure where or how I can move up, though.": 0.0,
"Depends on how strict your contract is. Are you allowed to do it? You see that many engineers are not allowed to move to a competitor contract - wise, but only a few have so much specific knowledge that employers really make it an issue. In fact, it won't hold in court in most situations, and most employers won't care. It is often a bit more sensitive if you also have very direct customer contact (project manager, account manager) & potentially steal the customers.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWould you leave your job to work for a direct competitor? Title is pretty self-explanatory. If a competitor offered you a job for more money, would you take it? Why or why not?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What's the secret \"birthday cake\" flavour ingredient? I am trying to make an old school tray bake with royal icing. Something like this: https://www.ohlaliving.com/retro-sprinkle-tray-bake I have made this and it's fine, but doesn't taste the same as I buy at a local dessert place. My icing just tastes like icing sugar (I did add vanilla essence), but the one from the dessert place, the icing tastes like Costco birthday cake icing (but not thick and creamy, firm and thin on the top). What is that secret ingredient that gives it a birthday cake taste? Maybe our icing sugar is just different in the UK but I just feel like I am missing something.",
"best_score": 35,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Try a small touch of fiori di Sicilia.": 0.0,
"worked for Milk Bar, who does literally hundreds of birthday cakes per day. you're looking for fake vanilla, or vanillin.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat's the secret \"birthday cake\" flavour ingredient? I am trying to make an old school tray bake with royal icing. Something like this: https://www.ohlaliving.com/retro-sprinkle-tray-bake I have made this and it's fine, but doesn't taste the same as I buy at a local dessert place. My icing just tastes like icing sugar (I did add vanilla essence), but the one from the dessert place, the icing tastes like Costco birthday cake icing (but not thick and creamy, firm and thin on the top). What is that secret ingredient that gives it a birthday cake taste? Maybe our icing sugar is just different in the UK but I just feel like I am missing something.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My little brother (12M) is interested in engineering, but doing poorly in school. How can I cultivate that interest and increase his motivation to learn more about it? I\u2019m not into engineering much, but I have a lot of friends who are studying it right now and so I had the opportunity to shoot a flamethrower. My little brother saw us doing it and he really expressed an interest in how that works, and he\u2019s beginning to think a lot of that kind of stuff is cool. He had already had an interest in that kind of thing, wanting to be an astrophysicist in the past, but it\u2019s REALLY being brought out now. He\u2019s now talking about wanting to build a jack o\u2019 lantern with fire shooting out of its eyes, crossbows, and all sorts of other projects. Most of these are relatively dangerous ideas though, and so our parents aren\u2019t too keen on letting him work with explosives or projectiles. However despite being a bright kid, his grades are very poor, with him almost having to retake his grade. I believe that if I can encourage his interest in engineering it will give him more intrinsic motivation to do well in school, and could give him a good direction in life. So how can I do that? I\u2019ve been trying to come up with safe experiments and projects to do, but I\u2019m not very savvy with this sort of thing.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"model rocketry / RC vehicles (aerial and ground based), lego robotics, books on high performance cars / military aircraft / engineering marvels. old episodes of myth busters, modern marvels, build it bigger, even orange county choppers or pimp my ride. youtube channels like colin furze, mark rober, smarter every day, hack smith industries etc., engineering type games like bridge builder Quite a bit out there that can spark something, but only if that person is kind of naturally interested (I loved these things growing up, my siblings / parents did not. non of them decided to study engineering as that's not where their interests are)": 0.0,
"I got interested in engineering from playing with Meccano and pulling junk photocopiers apart as a kid, but that might be a bit tough to get your hands on. If he's heading into secondary school/high school check if there's like a technical drawing /metalwork class he could get into? Outside of that, mythbusters, extreme engineering and how its made were great for me too, and anything to do with space. And I sucked at math too in school until I realised that it was a tool I needed to get into engineering(only realised it at 17), and for me, maths waa one of those things that was a grind until it clicked, sometimes it just needs a different approach. Best of luck! Hope you and your brother have fun messing about": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy little brother (12M) is interested in engineering, but doing poorly in school. How can I cultivate that interest and increase his motivation to learn more about it? I\u2019m not into engineering much, but I have a lot of friends who are studying it right now and so I had the opportunity to shoot a flamethrower. My little brother saw us doing it and he really expressed an interest in how that works, and he\u2019s beginning to think a lot of that kind of stuff is cool. He had already had an interest in that kind of thing, wanting to be an astrophysicist in the past, but it\u2019s REALLY being brought out now. He\u2019s now talking about wanting to build a jack o\u2019 lantern with fire shooting out of its eyes, crossbows, and all sorts of other projects. Most of these are relatively dangerous ideas though, and so our parents aren\u2019t too keen on letting him work with explosives or projectiles. However despite being a bright kid, his grades are very poor, with him almost having to retake his grade. I believe that if I can encourage his interest in engineering it will give him more intrinsic motivation to do well in school, and could give him a good direction in life. So how can I do that? I\u2019ve been trying to come up with safe experiments and projects to do, but I\u2019m not very savvy with this sort of thing.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is the point of salting your pasta water if you\u2019re just going to sauce it later? I\u2019ve always salted my pasta water and today I thought about why. Any pasta I make is either in a red sauce, cream sauce, olive oil and garlic or butter and Parmesan. Only one of those options doesn\u2019t contain salt.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Layers of flavour.": 0.0,
"Every now and then when I want to really boost the flavor I cook my pasta in chicken stock (not the low-sodium kind). Works particularly well with angel hair and white sauces.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is the point of salting your pasta water if you\u2019re just going to sauce it later? I\u2019ve always salted my pasta water and today I thought about why. Any pasta I make is either in a red sauce, cream sauce, olive oil and garlic or butter and Parmesan. Only one of those options doesn\u2019t contain salt.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it rude to ask small businesses for their recipes? (Cakes) I run a business and it\u2019s growing pretty well, but still considered a small business. We\u2019re the first one to make it on our country (as far as we know) and we\u2019d love to keep that edge. But at the same time, recipes of our product is posted all over online, not really hard to find. But the process of recipe testing the product was such a pain for us. It took us so much time and trial and error to get to this point, and we\u2019re so proud that we finally got it down. Problem is, people have now started asking if we can share our recipe because \u201ci want to start a business like this too\u201d. I find it rude and odd, and idk if it\u2019s okay that I feel this way. Other than baking, I cook a lot, and I wouldn\u2019t mind sharing my chicken korma or garlic creamy pasta recipe to other people. But the recipe for our business? I kinda feel weird about it\u2026. What do you guys think? :/ especially because the recipe is online, they can easily reference from that :(",
"best_score": 108,
"worse_score": 2,
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"A) Just say no. It's really quite weird to ask. I might comment on something specific like how you get a finish or did you use X to achieve something but generally I eat enough cake that I know how to reverse engineer it at least in theory B) Write something similar and state it's similar on your website (disclaimer like in pro cooking books, scaled down for non commercial kitchen etc). C) Tell them to wait for your cookbook.": 0.0,
"\"I'm sorry, that's proprietary information that we rely on to make a living. \"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it rude to ask small businesses for their recipes? (Cakes) I run a business and it\u2019s growing pretty well, but still considered a small business. We\u2019re the first one to make it on our country (as far as we know) and we\u2019d love to keep that edge. But at the same time, recipes of our product is posted all over online, not really hard to find. But the process of recipe testing the product was such a pain for us. It took us so much time and trial and error to get to this point, and we\u2019re so proud that we finally got it down. Problem is, people have now started asking if we can share our recipe because \u201ci want to start a business like this too\u201d. I find it rude and odd, and idk if it\u2019s okay that I feel this way. Other than baking, I cook a lot, and I wouldn\u2019t mind sharing my chicken korma or garlic creamy pasta recipe to other people. But the recipe for our business? I kinda feel weird about it\u2026. What do you guys think? :/ especially because the recipe is online, they can easily reference from that :(\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If we can build an oil pipeline from Canada to Texas, why can't we build a water pipeline from the Pacific Ocean to a desalination plant in areas of the country where water is more scarce? The same could be applied to Africa or impoverished countries that have problems with safe drinking water. I thought of this from this post.",
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"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"You don't happen to live in North Texas, do you? Somebody in my Human Geography class made this point not even two days ago.": 0.0,
"Here in the Intermountain West (the driest part of the US), we get by just fine with reservoirs. It's a cheap and simple way to get water. Winter comes, snow pounds the mountains, and then it melts and we have water for the year. The only place that may have issues is Las Vegas. They're starting to stretch thin available water supplies, and are currently planning to pipe it ~150 miles from Snake Valley, which sits in mid Nevada/Utah. I know there are also plans eventually to pipe water in from Lake Powell to help the St George area of Utah (from southeast Utah to southwest Utah). Plans are also already in place to pipe in water from extreme southern Idaho to the Salt Lake valley. If the Intermountain West ever runs out of local reservoir supplies, it would be at least several decades away. Only then would there be need to pipe in desalinated water.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: If we can build an oil pipeline from Canada to Texas, why can't we build a water pipeline from the Pacific Ocean to a desalination plant in areas of the country where water is more scarce? The same could be applied to Africa or impoverished countries that have problems with safe drinking water. I thought of this from this post.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do fishes get into isolated inland lakes in the first place? and why don't we see more divergent evolution / speciation given the separation of each group of fishes from each other?",
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"Most lakes and ponds have streams flowing into and out of them. Body of waters all tend to flow together. Think of the vast network of rivers, streams, brooks, lakes, and ponds that all flow into the mississippi. While the water all runs in one direction, fish can of course swim up current. Even when bodies of water are not directly connected, when there's a huge rainfall and floods in one area that water carries fish for miles and miles. There can be divides where normally all water flows eastward, but when there's a flood at a divide, water can flow out both directions, and species that only had access one way find themselves in a different interconnected network.": 0.0,
"There has to be a river/stream system feeding the lake. And at some point or another that system was connected to other bodies of water. Entire parts of every continent used to be under water. There are flood events that can spread wildlife. They can also be spread by migratory birds.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do fishes get into isolated inland lakes in the first place? and why don't we see more divergent evolution / speciation given the separation of each group of fishes from each other?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Those in nursing homes and other settings for long-term and/or end-of-life care should have basically unlimited access to recreational drugs. The main argument against recreational drugs seems to be that it's detrimental to your health and makes you less likely to be a contributing member of society. These are settings where these arguments no longer apply. If these people want to gamble their health then that's their choice, so long as they feel this gives them a higher quality of life in the interim. There is no argument that I can see that they're somehow going to be less productive citizens, because they're already in their end-state as far as their participation in society goes.",
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"How would you prevent little Timmy from being able to access Grandpa\u2019s H stash? relevant WKUK song": 0.0,
"My man has never taken care of a sundowning 200 pound man and it shows. Medications react differently in the elderly. The beers list discourages anticholinergics in the elderly but you want to give them *cocaine?* Seriously. Go volunteer at a nursing home for like a month. Review all of their meds and possible med interactions. Make sure you're the first call if there is any kind of \"incident.\" Then come back to this thread and tell me you still want to give them unlimited recreational drugs.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Those in nursing homes and other settings for long-term and/or end-of-life care should have basically unlimited access to recreational drugs. The main argument against recreational drugs seems to be that it's detrimental to your health and makes you less likely to be a contributing member of society. These are settings where these arguments no longer apply. If these people want to gamble their health then that's their choice, so long as they feel this gives them a higher quality of life in the interim. There is no argument that I can see that they're somehow going to be less productive citizens, because they're already in their end-state as far as their participation in society goes.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How is cilantro supposed to taste? I'm of course aware of the toothpaste cilantro gene, yet I'm unsure whether I had it. I like the taste of cilantro, so I always assumed I didn't, until a recent conversation. My gf and I were discussing food, and the topic of cilantro came up, with her talking about using a little bit in place of parsley when she'd ran out. I was perplexed by this, as, to me, cilantro tastes very similar to mint, yet nothing like parsley at all, so I really didn't know how this worked. Upon searching online to find that, to my amazement, cilantro is supposedly similar to parsley, I was confused. Is it possible that I have the toothpaste mutation, but just like the taste of toothpaste cilantro? Does anyone else have this?",
"best_score": 92,
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"Soap that tastes good": 0.0,
"Toothpaste? I thought it tastes like soap?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow is cilantro supposed to taste? I'm of course aware of the toothpaste cilantro gene, yet I'm unsure whether I had it. I like the taste of cilantro, so I always assumed I didn't, until a recent conversation. My gf and I were discussing food, and the topic of cilantro came up, with her talking about using a little bit in place of parsley when she'd ran out. I was perplexed by this, as, to me, cilantro tastes very similar to mint, yet nothing like parsley at all, so I really didn't know how this worked. Upon searching online to find that, to my amazement, cilantro is supposedly similar to parsley, I was confused. Is it possible that I have the toothpaste mutation, but just like the taste of toothpaste cilantro? Does anyone else have this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Roommate moved all my stuff into the hallway, and refused to let me into the apartment. Because i work at a grocery store. All my valuable stuff has been taken, and the police are not being helpful. Help. I rent a room from my landlord in an apartment and share it with a roommate kim. Kim has been very pissed off at me and has been threatening me non stop because, i might bring COVID back to our apartment because i work as a cashier in a grocery store part time. Tonight i came home to find boxes of my shit sitting in the apartment hallway, clothing, electronics everything just dumped there. Kim refuses to let me in and has dead bolted our apartment door, it is midnight and she is screaming that she will call the police, if i don't go away. I try to call my landlord over and over again but he doesn't answer. I call the police non emergency number. Explain the situation to the police officer who basically rips into Kim, Kim finally lets me into my apartment. At this point i realize that pretty much everything valuable i had has been taken and stolen. Laptop, TV, Switch, clothing, and even my mattress is missing. I asked the cop and he told me it was a civil issue before leaving. Kim refuses to explain anything then grabs her stuff and leaves because she is \"going to get COVID\". What am i supposed to do? Sorry i am in Ontario, Canada.",
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"responses": {
"I'm pretty sure there are laws against kicking someone out during the Covid crisis....I'd Google it...I'm so sorry and good luck.": 0.0,
"Go back to the police. Talk to someone else and file a report for theft. All your stuff got taken. They will also need to talk to your roommate who may have stolen some of it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nRoommate moved all my stuff into the hallway, and refused to let me into the apartment. Because i work at a grocery store. All my valuable stuff has been taken, and the police are not being helpful. Help. I rent a room from my landlord in an apartment and share it with a roommate kim. Kim has been very pissed off at me and has been threatening me non stop because, i might bring COVID back to our apartment because i work as a cashier in a grocery store part time. Tonight i came home to find boxes of my shit sitting in the apartment hallway, clothing, electronics everything just dumped there. Kim refuses to let me in and has dead bolted our apartment door, it is midnight and she is screaming that she will call the police, if i don't go away. I try to call my landlord over and over again but he doesn't answer. I call the police non emergency number. Explain the situation to the police officer who basically rips into Kim, Kim finally lets me into my apartment. At this point i realize that pretty much everything valuable i had has been taken and stolen. Laptop, TV, Switch, clothing, and even my mattress is missing. I asked the cop and he told me it was a civil issue before leaving. Kim refuses to explain anything then grabs her stuff and leaves because she is \"going to get COVID\". What am i supposed to do? Sorry i am in Ontario, Canada.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Smacking animals to show dominance?? I work as a vet tech and this particular vet that I work with always smacks patients\u2019 (cat/dog) head like really hard when they are being uncooperative. Had to give injections to a cat just now and this cat was being very fidgety and flinchy. Cat was moving about when this vet was restraining and she decided to hit the poor cat\u2019s head. Poor cat was hissing. Probably got shocked and I\u2019m sure it hurt!!! She always does this when she gets annoyed with uncooperative animals. She would also choke them. She mentioned before that it\u2019s to show dominance so that the animal will behave?? But somehow I feel like it\u2019s bullcrap. Is it true?? Is it something that\u2019s being taught in vet school? Honestly I feel that it\u2019s just being abusive to animals.",
"best_score": 48,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"A little bop on the head if your cat is being a cunt is one thing *if* the cat knows you well. But the cat probably already doesn't like the vet, so at a baseline level we're already in the net negative. Choking the animal brings it to a whole new level of bad news in my opinion. Yeah, not good.": 0.0,
"Abso-fucking-lutely not. Firm head taps as a distraction yes but slapping, what the heck is wrong with that person. It just raises fear levels and the let'si get more fearful each visit.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askvet that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSmacking animals to show dominance?? I work as a vet tech and this particular vet that I work with always smacks patients\u2019 (cat/dog) head like really hard when they are being uncooperative. Had to give injections to a cat just now and this cat was being very fidgety and flinchy. Cat was moving about when this vet was restraining and she decided to hit the poor cat\u2019s head. Poor cat was hissing. Probably got shocked and I\u2019m sure it hurt!!! She always does this when she gets annoyed with uncooperative animals. She would also choke them. She mentioned before that it\u2019s to show dominance so that the animal will behave?? But somehow I feel like it\u2019s bullcrap. Is it true?? Is it something that\u2019s being taught in vet school? Honestly I feel that it\u2019s just being abusive to animals.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] Why do people tend to blame Batman for the villains that repeatedly escape and commit crimes instead of the government that's supposed to be the ones to ensure they stay imprisoned?",
"best_score": 97,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"There\u2019s the theory that his appearance on the scene correlated with the emergence of masked villains and a general increase in crime": 0.0,
"Batman seems to have began the trend of putting out costumes and \"theme crimes\" among the people of Gotham. It's not the rogues gallery would be better people without him, it's just that The Riddler burning logic puzzles into Gotham square sticks in your mind more then Edward Nygma, the world's smuggest bank robber. Batman made crime in Gotham more dramatic, in the literal sense. This has the unfortunate side effect of making the major criminal players more *visible* since his started acting, and thus making it seem like he's making things worse even though objectively it's a city under the control of gang lords like before.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Back to the Future] So, my friend from high school, Lorraine, had this short fling with this guy, Calvin, before she ended up with her eventual husband, George. But their son, Marty, looks a lot like Calvin. Did Lorraine cheat on George? Should I say anything?",
"best_score": 28,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"I saw George hanging with Calvin a lot back then. I\u2019m sure he\u2019s already noticed the resemblance and has brought it up or decided how he wants to handle it.": 0.0,
"Well, check family photos. You'll notice he looks a lot like great great grandfather. And quite a strong similarity to his grandfather. And seriously, have you seen the two of them together? Even after 30 years they're crazy about each other! You think Lorraine has the energy to cheat!": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: I cannot understand how a modern developed nation can require skirts with bare legs as part of a school uniform, and only for some students I'm mostly talking about the U.K. and Japan of which I know it is done there, but I'm sure there are other cases. I grew up in the Netherlands, where there were no school uniforms, and certainly no bare legs. Almost everyone wore trousers. The idea of not only requiring this, but onnly requiring it for half the students based on their sex seems outright barbaric to me: - It is cold - To me, it appears as needless sexualization of often very young students to require them to expose this much of their skin - It is impractical as the skirts generally lack pockets I cannot understand how this can occur in a modern nation; perhaps in a country without unisex suffrage. Such a thing would only happen in very religious towns in the Netherlands where the opinion is indeed in against unisex suffrage. Outside of it, if a school were to require such a thing, both student and parent alike would not have it, and the courts would surely shut it down immediately as both cruel and sexist. Of course, similar arguments can be raised against the practice of requiring very short trousers, which are less common. \u2014 I do not understand how the adults in charge with a straight face can tell the children they are required to expose their legs for no good reason when full length trousers exist.",
"best_score": 59,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"1 how are skirts sexualizing? The lower leg is not sexual. The only ones sexualizing modest skirts are perverts. Are t shirts sexualizing? 2 If it's cold, then wear trousers, I'm not sure there's a place that requires skirts all the time. 3 no pockets suck, but honestly the answer is just \"tradition.\" It's not the 100% most practical, but calling it \"barbaric\" and insinuating that a cultural practice is inferior is asinine.": 0.0,
"I mean in Japan the skirts are long. Like really fucking long. They are so long, the main reason school girls get in trouble there according to some teachers is them making their skirts shorter, because they don't wanna look so conservative. They are also not required to have bare legs, this is the first I hear about this. Edit: I've heard that many Japanese school skirts do in fact also have pockets nowadays.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: I cannot understand how a modern developed nation can require skirts with bare legs as part of a school uniform, and only for some students I'm mostly talking about the U.K. and Japan of which I know it is done there, but I'm sure there are other cases. I grew up in the Netherlands, where there were no school uniforms, and certainly no bare legs. Almost everyone wore trousers. The idea of not only requiring this, but onnly requiring it for half the students based on their sex seems outright barbaric to me: - It is cold - To me, it appears as needless sexualization of often very young students to require them to expose this much of their skin - It is impractical as the skirts generally lack pockets I cannot understand how this can occur in a modern nation; perhaps in a country without unisex suffrage. Such a thing would only happen in very religious towns in the Netherlands where the opinion is indeed in against unisex suffrage. Outside of it, if a school were to require such a thing, both student and parent alike would not have it, and the courts would surely shut it down immediately as both cruel and sexist. Of course, similar arguments can be raised against the practice of requiring very short trousers, which are less common. \u2014 I do not understand how the adults in charge with a straight face can tell the children they are required to expose their legs for no good reason when full length trousers exist.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Punched in the eye by my dog I\u2019m am a 22F, 5\u20193\u201d 145lbs. About an hour ago my dog hit me in the eye with his nail making direct contact with my eyeball (he\u2019s an 85lb german shepherd). Immediately after I was in a a good amount of pain and my eye was very red and watery. I also immediately after had blurred vision in that eye. I flushed the eye two times for about 30 second with saline solution. The pain has subsided now to an irritation when blinking. My vision is still blurry and very small scratches can be seen on my eye. I am not seeing any floaters or anything like that. I am wondering if this is something that I need to be seen immediately for, or if it can wait until morning. Thanks in advance.",
"best_score": 86,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askdocs",
"responses": {
"I want to second what everyone else has said (urgent care or optho ASAP - they will prob give you erythromycin ointment bc dog paws are a biohazard) but also I want to tell you that this exact thing has happened to me and we are injury sisters now. I hope you feel better soon!": 0.0,
"Not a doctor. Same thing happened to my husband with our German Shepherd only it was the dogs tooth not nail. He initially didn\u2019t go to the eye dr and would wake up in excruciating pain every morning. Eventually went to eye dr and he had some kind of abrasion (don\u2019t know technical term) that required drops for months. Dr said when he would sleep the eye would dry a little and when he opened his eyes it would reopen the abrasion (gross). It probably took 3 solid months before he didn\u2019t wake up with pain.... long story short, go to the eye dr!!!!!!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPunched in the eye by my dog I\u2019m am a 22F, 5\u20193\u201d 145lbs. About an hour ago my dog hit me in the eye with his nail making direct contact with my eyeball (he\u2019s an 85lb german shepherd). Immediately after I was in a a good amount of pain and my eye was very red and watery. I also immediately after had blurred vision in that eye. I flushed the eye two times for about 30 second with saline solution. The pain has subsided now to an irritation when blinking. My vision is still blurry and very small scratches can be seen on my eye. I am not seeing any floaters or anything like that. I am wondering if this is something that I need to be seen immediately for, or if it can wait until morning. Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why does diabetes beat the body up so badly, even when it is well controlled diabetes? Wounds that won\u2019t heal, blindness, kidney disease, increases risk for virtually everything else. Why is it so rough in the body? Does it do things besides just blood sugar swings?",
"best_score": 40,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Because having blood sugar just hangout in your bloodstream is bad. Our bodies our very delicate and work very hard to maintain homeostasis. Having too much blood sugar in our blood means that the sugar acts as a solute which draws water out of your cells and makes it hard for your kidneys to function in that state.": 0.0,
"It isn't well controlled if it progresses like that. It's a progressive disease. Were you asking how that progression happens in general? Wounds that won't heal: some debate on that but a combination of nerves not having feeling, ensuing infection, improperly formed white blood cells can't fight it off Blindness: nerves not working, same as above Kidney disease: nerves not working, extra work to process sugary thick blood Excess sugar in blood changes where the fluid goes, creates pressure, forces the body to compensate, which overworks things, things break down": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why does diabetes beat the body up so badly, even when it is well controlled diabetes? Wounds that won\u2019t heal, blindness, kidney disease, increases risk for virtually everything else. Why is it so rough in the body? Does it do things besides just blood sugar swings?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] If Tony gets knocked out in his suit, couldn't he just let Friday take control of the suit? In Endgame tony gets knocked out for a while but couldn't he just let friday take control of his suit like in Ironman 3 while he was knocked out?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"No. Did you see what happened in IM2 where all those countries were trying to build their own suits? Did you see when the testee for Hammer's suit basically had his lower half ripped off at the stomach? Because I did. Power assist armor responding to other stimuli will cause all kinds of bone breaks if the pilot is not conscious.": 0.0,
"Yes, but Tony isn't very good at giving up control of anything, so it probably didn't even occur to him to build that capability into the suit. The one in IM3 was built when he was experimenting with suits that could act without him being inside them, and it was just lucky that he ended up in a suit with that capability.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How to solve chicken from being undercooked when fried I fry my chicken around 350 and almost every time I cook something above the size of a boneless chicken wing the inside is undercooked. Am I doing something wrong!",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Cook it longer": 0.0,
"A chef I worked with would sous vide the chicken first. Then would do the standard breading and just fry until the outside got golden and crispy. Not sure how long or to what temp he did with the chicken.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Super Mario] With the exception of Luigi does Mario have any of family or friends and co-workers back in Brooklyn? Does he simply abandon them and live permanently in the mushroom kingdom or does he constantly move back and forth between the words and has to make up excuses as to where he's been? So I just saw the teaser for the Mario movie (this is not a question about the movie just Mario in general) where Mario is suddenly booted into the Mushroom Kingdom and doesn't know where he is which made me just remember \"Oh yeah, Mario is supposed to be a regular human who comes from our world\" (I find that easy to forget) so that did get me wondering. Does Mario still have relatives, friends or associates/co-workers that live in Brooklyn and are unaware of the Mushroom Kingdom? Since Mario is the good-natured Hero I don't see him just abandoning people he built relationships with and possibly family out of the blue to live in a new world he only just discovered so. Is Mario constantly having to go back and forth between Brooklyn and the Mushroom kingdom and when arriving in Brooklyn does he have friends and family asking \"Hey Mario where were you we've been looking all over for you\" or his boss at the plumbing company (although he and Luigi run their own in some continuities) asking why he's been late with him having to make up some excuse? Since he knows about the mushroom kingdom the same question could apply to Luigi. Of course again in some continuities I'm pretty sure Brooklyn (and by extension) our world is aware of the mushroom kingdom so this question more applies to the other continuities.",
"best_score": 103,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"And what does he do with all the gold?": 0.0,
"Well going by Super Mario 3. It would seem they are all actors playing characters. Which is why it isn't weird when they all play tennis or go Karting together. So the whole Mario from Brooklyn is just part of the story for Mario the character played by Mario thr actor who isn't from Brooklyn, presumably. So to answer the question. No there isn't anyone for him to abandon.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Super Mario] With the exception of Luigi does Mario have any of family or friends and co-workers back in Brooklyn? Does he simply abandon them and live permanently in the mushroom kingdom or does he constantly move back and forth between the words and has to make up excuses as to where he's been? So I just saw the teaser for the Mario movie (this is not a question about the movie just Mario in general) where Mario is suddenly booted into the Mushroom Kingdom and doesn't know where he is which made me just remember \"Oh yeah, Mario is supposed to be a regular human who comes from our world\" (I find that easy to forget) so that did get me wondering. Does Mario still have relatives, friends or associates/co-workers that live in Brooklyn and are unaware of the Mushroom Kingdom? Since Mario is the good-natured Hero I don't see him just abandoning people he built relationships with and possibly family out of the blue to live in a new world he only just discovered so. Is Mario constantly having to go back and forth between Brooklyn and the Mushroom kingdom and when arriving in Brooklyn does he have friends and family asking \"Hey Mario where were you we've been looking all over for you\" or his boss at the plumbing company (although he and Luigi run their own in some continuities) asking why he's been late with him having to make up some excuse? Since he knows about the mushroom kingdom the same question could apply to Luigi. Of course again in some continuities I'm pretty sure Brooklyn (and by extension) our world is aware of the mushroom kingdom so this question more applies to the other continuities.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Voting for the lesser evil is a better option than voting for a third option There's always two parties or two party coalitions in elections and lately it seems everyone I know keeps voting not for the option they support, but against the option they don't want to win. The emphasis in public discourse seem to be about absolutely not letting the other side win. This of course is a reasonable thing to do as it can prevent an abhorent option from winning the elections and then ruling the country into a worse future. But I've seen people say we should instead ignore that and just vote to support the option we want to win, even if it has no chance ... which will certainly take votes away from the lesser evil option that could win - effectively handing the victory over to the greater evil!",
"best_score": 57,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"I go back and forth on this question, but I do know one thing- VOTE IN THE PRIMARY. If you\u2019re pissed off because the senate or presidential candidates available to you don\u2019t represent your views the real opportunity to scare them is in the primary. Most of America is so rigged that no matter what the corresponding candidate will win, so most politicians don\u2019t fear losing the general election. They do, however, fear losing their primary. Vote in your primary. Even if where you are you have to register as a party member that you find fault in. Also, VOTE IN THE MIDTERMS. Local races have WAY more impact on the lives of you and your community. It\u2019s also the best place for a third party to get a foothold.": 0.0,
"\u201cThose who give up liberty for security deserve neither.\u201d - Benjamin Franklin Liberties and rights aren't taken away by just the greater evil, so if you're always choose the lesser evil option it's a battle against time until many things we take for granted are lost. There's always another option even if it's difficult but registered independent voters has gradually gone up over time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Voting for the lesser evil is a better option than voting for a third option There's always two parties or two party coalitions in elections and lately it seems everyone I know keeps voting not for the option they support, but against the option they don't want to win. The emphasis in public discourse seem to be about absolutely not letting the other side win. This of course is a reasonable thing to do as it can prevent an abhorent option from winning the elections and then ruling the country into a worse future. But I've seen people say we should instead ignore that and just vote to support the option we want to win, even if it has no chance ... which will certainly take votes away from the lesser evil option that could win - effectively handing the victory over to the greater evil!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Starwars] why would Vader and Kylo's voice be so distorted with their helmets on? Wouldn't it be simpler having a better speaker which would make their voices clear? Is it something to do with sounding the part of being evil? To intimidate?",
"best_score": 47,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"I always got the impression that Vader didn't speak with the mask. Since he's in an iron lung, it controls his breathing. And the breathing sound does not sync with his speaking. I think he has a voice synthesizer that either reads his vocal movements, or gets direct input from his speech center.": 0.0,
"Intimidation.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Spongebob] Why doesn't Plankton just try to improve Chum bucket? Plankton has the money and technology to run a successful restaurant. If he truly wishes to best Mr Krabs maybe use that intelligent brain on running the god damn restaurant properly rather than trying to steal the Krabby Patty formula.",
"best_score": 36,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Wait... its actually called \u201cThe Chum Bucket\u201d?": 0.0,
"A major motivation for him is that he worked with Krabs to make the formula, and left right before Krabs got it right. So he feels he has partial ownership in it, and resents Krabs's success. He doesn't wanna sell chum, he wants to sell Krabby Patties. He wants what Krabs has and, more importantly, for Krabs not to have it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spongebob] Why doesn't Plankton just try to improve Chum bucket? Plankton has the money and technology to run a successful restaurant. If he truly wishes to best Mr Krabs maybe use that intelligent brain on running the god damn restaurant properly rather than trying to steal the Krabby Patty formula.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I am trying to pickle garlic but it turned green! I am trying to pickle garlic and a day after I poured the brine in it turned green! I have peppercorns, a Thai chili, a bay leaf, cardamom, turmeric powder, salt, sugar, water, and vinegar. I let it sit outside with a lid on overnight and when I came back the next morning it was green. Is it still edible? Should I restart? Since then I have had it in the fridge. It has been 2 days.",
"best_score": 34,
"worse_score": 2,
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"If anyone is curious about the biochemistry involved, this discussion seems to be the best (free) source available. Short answer is that two different sulfur-containing organic acids react via allinase to form polythiosulfinates, which then further react with different amino acids to form approximately 8 different blue pigments and a handful of yellow pigments.": 0.0,
"Yes and it's a legit dish. Laba garlic.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI am trying to pickle garlic but it turned green! I am trying to pickle garlic and a day after I poured the brine in it turned green! I have peppercorns, a Thai chili, a bay leaf, cardamom, turmeric powder, salt, sugar, water, and vinegar. I let it sit outside with a lid on overnight and when I came back the next morning it was green. Is it still edible? Should I restart? Since then I have had it in the fridge. It has been 2 days.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My neighbors are destroying the backyard, their dog has bitten members of my family repeatedly, and they now have a pig in town. This is in WV. We live in town. The neighbors let their kids dig up their yards with shovels. I don\u2019t have footage of them doing it but they have about a 12 by 6 foot hole in the middle of the property they rent. The have now dug up most of the fence line and we can no long let our dogs outside. Even if we could they now have a huge pig outside. They also start giant fires 5 feet from the house and throw gasoline on it which has melted the siding of their garage. I have video of that event and a lot of video of their animals on my property harassing my dogs. They really are unbelievably horrible and are now damaging the property we worked 5 years to save and purchase. I own my home and they rent. I\u2019ve made their landlord aware of what\u2019s happening to my property and theirs (their rental property has a ridiculous amount of damage caused by these people) and the only response I get is the pig will be gone ASAP but it\u2019s been two weeks. What can I do? We paid a lot of money for our home and got out of a very bad neighborhood only to be terrorized by these people. I\u2019m on disability and have limited income and can\u2019t travel much. My SO isn\u2019t rich by any means and she\u2019s terrified as their dog has bitten her twice while she was walking to her car. It drew blood on both occasions but is a small dog so we didn\u2019t make a report. I regret that now. Please help.",
"best_score": 58,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Definitely make note of any further dog bites. If the dog continues to be aggressive start filing charges and I believe the landlords insurance will have to pay for any physical harm. At one point they will get sick of that shit and maybe press the landlord to do something": 0.0,
"Do you have photos of the bites? Call animal control, might not be too late to file a report and report the pig as well": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy neighbors are destroying the backyard, their dog has bitten members of my family repeatedly, and they now have a pig in town. This is in WV. We live in town. The neighbors let their kids dig up their yards with shovels. I don\u2019t have footage of them doing it but they have about a 12 by 6 foot hole in the middle of the property they rent. The have now dug up most of the fence line and we can no long let our dogs outside. Even if we could they now have a huge pig outside. They also start giant fires 5 feet from the house and throw gasoline on it which has melted the siding of their garage. I have video of that event and a lot of video of their animals on my property harassing my dogs. They really are unbelievably horrible and are now damaging the property we worked 5 years to save and purchase. I own my home and they rent. I\u2019ve made their landlord aware of what\u2019s happening to my property and theirs (their rental property has a ridiculous amount of damage caused by these people) and the only response I get is the pig will be gone ASAP but it\u2019s been two weeks. What can I do? We paid a lot of money for our home and got out of a very bad neighborhood only to be terrorized by these people. I\u2019m on disability and have limited income and can\u2019t travel much. My SO isn\u2019t rich by any means and she\u2019s terrified as their dog has bitten her twice while she was walking to her car. It drew blood on both occasions but is a small dog so we didn\u2019t make a report. I regret that now. Please help.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How are we always able to see light from the early universe? What if the photons that were emitted in the short period after the Big Bang (CBR) had all already passed this location in space? As long as the universe isn't expanding faster than the speed of light where we are, by sometime in the future shouldn't all primordial photons from everywhere that was heading in our direction have passed by us?",
"best_score": 13,
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"That light was emitted everywhere in all directions, thus it is constantly passing by everywhere and in all directions. It fills up all the space. Will it eventually \"go to the edges and die\" or never be able to come back? Good point. I guess the expansion of the universe helps that hasn't happened yet. Anyway, I've never really understood how light experiences time: if it moves at the speed of light, time should be frozen for it. Frozen time should mean no change, so for any photon, the universe should be frozen as how it was when it was emitted (each photon experiencing its own universe, with a different size, age, etc.)": 0.0,
"That would be true of objects nearer to us, but the objects that we see from the early universe are just that much further, that we are just now seeing those photons. Ignoring the expasion of space to make things simpler, galaxies 13 billion light years away from Earth, would take light 13 billion years to reach us, so that the further you look into space, the further you are looking back into time. Light takes time to travel. The light from your phone screen, a foot from your face, takes 1 billionth of a second to reach your eyes. The light reflecting off the moon takes 1.2 seconds to reach your eyes. The light from the Sun takes 8 minutes to reach your eyes. Anything you look at, you are seeing it as it was, in the past, relative to you. The light from Jupiter? That was Jupiter 4 hours ago. Pluto? 9 hours ago. Alpha centauri? 4 years ago. The andromeda galaxy? 2.5 million years ago. If you want to see what a galaxy 13 billion light years away looks like today, in 2022, in our relative time frame, you'll have to wait 13 billion years, or already be at that galaxy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow are we always able to see light from the early universe? What if the photons that were emitted in the short period after the Big Bang (CBR) had all already passed this location in space? As long as the universe isn't expanding faster than the speed of light where we are, by sometime in the future shouldn't all primordial photons from everywhere that was heading in our direction have passed by us?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are modern TVs and modern computer monitors not the same thing? What is the difference that makes a computer monitor better suited for the job than a similarly sized TV?",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Aside from what everyone else said, TVs also have to have a digital tuner inside to be marketed as one. Something that doesn't have one can't be marketed as a TV in the US. A digital tuner decodes a digital signal from an over-the-air or cable broadcast into something the TV can display.": 0.0,
"In modern days, A TV and monitor are VERY similar. The difference comes down to specification. Monitor are used for gaming or graphic design where high refresh rate is required. This means while TV refresh at around 60fps to 120, Monitor go from 60 to 240. This not only effects what is displayed, but also the input lag, high fps = lower lag when you input a direction. The aspect ratio is another important factor that is often different. Aspect ratio is the ratio between the width and height of the screen. TVs typically have a 16:9 aspect ratio (widescreen) which is much more suited for movies. Monitor when displaying something with the wrong aspect ratio will either generate black bars, or stretch the media.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why are modern TVs and modern computer monitors not the same thing? What is the difference that makes a computer monitor better suited for the job than a similarly sized TV?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Bad news Hey everyone I went to the Dr a few days ago and she found a mass on my humerus. She was reluctant to officially diagnose but it seems that it is osteosarcoma. I was wondering if this is something I should tell my grad advisor. I\u2019m hesitant because I\u2019m afraid she might tell me to quit to be with my family. In all honesty I want to keep going until it gets bad enough I can\u2019t leave my bed. The reason I\u2019m inclined to telling here is because I might be spotty quite a Few days because of imaging testing and who knows ,maybe even bone autopsies.",
"best_score": 111,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"Yes, tell her. Even if you're not diagnosed with it, it's understandable that you're facing a tremendous amount of stress and anxiety. As long as she's human, she'll be supportive.": 0.0,
"1. Get it properly diagnosed 2. Tell your advisor 3. Screw Grad school, do all available treatments. Are you insane? Your life is more important than finishing some research": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBad news Hey everyone I went to the Dr a few days ago and she found a mass on my humerus. She was reluctant to officially diagnose but it seems that it is osteosarcoma. I was wondering if this is something I should tell my grad advisor. I\u2019m hesitant because I\u2019m afraid she might tell me to quit to be with my family. In all honesty I want to keep going until it gets bad enough I can\u2019t leave my bed. The reason I\u2019m inclined to telling here is because I might be spotty quite a Few days because of imaging testing and who knows ,maybe even bone autopsies.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why don\u2019t we give rebar a protective coating? I\u2019m a mechanical engineer with a question for civil engineers. Because mild steel inherently will rust when exposed to moisture, and concrete is inherently porous, why don\u2019t we provide some protective coating like enamel or epoxy to the rebar? Gotta be more than just cost because we paint all kinds of stuff. Seems like it would make a structure lifetime dramatically longer for minimal cost. So what am I missing",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Concrete is alkaline, which prevents corrosion. There are galvanized, epoxy coated, stainless, fiberglass, and probably other types of rebar which can be used in highly corrosive environments. Paint wouldn't work, cause by the time the rebar is wrangled I'm place, most of it would be gone.": 0.0,
"Ok, I am a bit of an expert in this. First off, most of the research you read is trash. Clever readers will note that studies that designate a clear winner amongst epoxy/galvanized/stainless/duplex/FRP/whatever are almost invariably sponsored by the bar that won. Virginia for example has studies that find clear advantage for epoxy, galv, and stainless. Guess who sponsored each? My own opinion is that galvanized is the clear winner. I\u2019ve never been on a site where epoxy bar didn\u2019t have a chips and rust stain on it. If you scratch galv, it\u2019s a cathodic protection, so you\u2019re still covered. Contractors don\u2019t care and nobody is checking at 3 am on a freezing night. Stainless will outlast the bridge, and it costs buckets. If you have a massive job where using stainless bar amounts to a 5% or less cost impact to the structure, just use it. It\u2019s piece of mind for a rounding error. Otherwise it\u2019s not worth the cost when the salts kill the concrete around it. FRP (last I checked) can\u2019t be field bent, so you better get those bar details perfect and forget about winging it in the field.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy don\u2019t we give rebar a protective coating? I\u2019m a mechanical engineer with a question for civil engineers. Because mild steel inherently will rust when exposed to moisture, and concrete is inherently porous, why don\u2019t we provide some protective coating like enamel or epoxy to the rebar? Gotta be more than just cost because we paint all kinds of stuff. Seems like it would make a structure lifetime dramatically longer for minimal cost. So what am I missing\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do software installation or updates always go very fast up to 90% complete, then the last 5-10% takes so much longer?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"I do not have such an experience. Depends obviously on the specific software package, but also on the operating system you use.": 0.0,
"Computer aphorism: The first 99% of the install takes 99% of the time. The last 1% takes the other 99%.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Can I let my beef stew sit overnight? I'm making a rather simpel italian beef stew. Normally it was for saturday, but due to scheduling conflicts i'm hosting on friday. Because i'm not getting home untill just an hour before the guest arrive and I know that letting some stews sit overnight are just more delicous i'm wondering if I can do this with this as well. Usually i'll start in the morning for this dish, but I just want to doublecheck. Any added tips are obviously appreciated. **The recipe:** beef 2.5 k, 2 red peppers, 1 onion, 2 garlic cloves, 440g tomato pieces (can), 2 tbsp tomato paste 4 dl beef stock, 3dl Red wine, 3 tbsp olive oil, basil, rosemary (dried), marjoram (dried). I'm still contemplating in using white win instead of red. Because i've been told that it pushes the flavor of the beef and adding pancetta and some carrots. Recipe is rather simple. Place flour in a sealable plastic bag. Season with salt and pepper. Add beef and shake to coat. Sear the sides of the beef. Put the vegetables in the pot and braise them. Then add the beef with all the liquids. Apply light heat to let them simmer for a good 2 hours. Can I use this recipe, make it on thursday and serve it on friday?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"You have to put it in the refrigerator. Don\u2019t make your guests throw up!": 0.0,
"Alton Brown on Good Eats does an episode on beef stew, where he explains how refrigerating the stew overnight relaxes the proteins, and make the meat more tender.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I let my beef stew sit overnight? I'm making a rather simpel italian beef stew. Normally it was for saturday, but due to scheduling conflicts i'm hosting on friday. Because i'm not getting home untill just an hour before the guest arrive and I know that letting some stews sit overnight are just more delicous i'm wondering if I can do this with this as well. Usually i'll start in the morning for this dish, but I just want to doublecheck. Any added tips are obviously appreciated. **The recipe:** beef 2.5 k, 2 red peppers, 1 onion, 2 garlic cloves, 440g tomato pieces (can), 2 tbsp tomato paste 4 dl beef stock, 3dl Red wine, 3 tbsp olive oil, basil, rosemary (dried), marjoram (dried). I'm still contemplating in using white win instead of red. Because i've been told that it pushes the flavor of the beef and adding pancetta and some carrots. Recipe is rather simple. Place flour in a sealable plastic bag. Season with salt and pepper. Add beef and shake to coat. Sear the sides of the beef. Put the vegetables in the pot and braise them. Then add the beef with all the liquids. Apply light heat to let them simmer for a good 2 hours. Can I use this recipe, make it on thursday and serve it on friday?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Would it be weird to send an email to a professor who's book I loved? I read a book from an academic. It has no reviews anywhere but I really loved it and was wondering if would be weird to email them and tell them that I enjoyed their book?",
"best_score": 75,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"I wouldn\u2019t think so. He/she would probably appreciate it": 0.0,
"Please do message them, I bet it will brighten their day! Keep it short and sweet... Maybe post a review on Goodreads or Amazon too": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWould it be weird to send an email to a professor who's book I loved? I read a book from an academic. It has no reviews anywhere but I really loved it and was wondering if would be weird to email them and tell them that I enjoyed their book?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[AU] My workplace is expecting me to hotdesk as the only person who does not WFH regularly. This issue is... well, kinda simple. Most of my team WFH 4-5 days a week. I, however, work in the office every day. I say it's because I prefer the office. Mostly, it's so my below-average performance never gets coached. However, the company has decided to downsize and start a hotdesk system due to the lack of use of the office. Which is great! I fully support the decision to support people who WFH. Except they want me to give up my desk, that I use 5 days a week. And that's a little bit frustrating! I get it's not necessary for people who are barely in the office to have a dedicated space to work, but I'm not one of them. Unfortunately, my objections to HR - and my manager's - are getting lost in the outcry of people who are just upset about having to hotdesk one day a week. I don't know how to make it clear that I'm fine with hotdesking... just not for my always-in-the-office ass.",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askhr",
"responses": {
"We have a similar setup where I work. A few desks are 'spoken for' in so far as, they usually are for people who are in the office more often than not. As others have said, a few 'personal' items like a fan etc, and people will be less likely to try and use the desk unless they absouletly have to.": 0.0,
">Mostly, it's so my below-average performance never gets coached. Can you expand a bit on that? I don't understand fully, Don't you want to get better at your job? and how is the office a better place to fly under the radar than the Home Office ? or am I missing something?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[AU] My workplace is expecting me to hotdesk as the only person who does not WFH regularly. This issue is... well, kinda simple. Most of my team WFH 4-5 days a week. I, however, work in the office every day. I say it's because I prefer the office. Mostly, it's so my below-average performance never gets coached. However, the company has decided to downsize and start a hotdesk system due to the lack of use of the office. Which is great! I fully support the decision to support people who WFH. Except they want me to give up my desk, that I use 5 days a week. And that's a little bit frustrating! I get it's not necessary for people who are barely in the office to have a dedicated space to work, but I'm not one of them. Unfortunately, my objections to HR - and my manager's - are getting lost in the outcry of people who are just upset about having to hotdesk one day a week. I don't know how to make it clear that I'm fine with hotdesking... just not for my always-in-the-office ass.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[The Incredibles] Is the reason Edna Mode treats Bob the way she does because super strength is a really basic superpower? Edna in the first movie compared supers to Gods. Edna seems to treat other supers with more respect and enthusiasm the more unique their powers are (she treats Helen well and adores Jack Jack). All except for Bob who, while she doesn\u2019t mistreat, she does address him with something closer to indifference.",
"best_score": 94,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"She treated Bob the way she did because she was bitter about how her entire passion was no longer doable due to the superhero ban. Notice how she lightened up when she realized Bob would need a new suit. She was nicer to Helen because she had been able to work for the first time in years, and Helen walked in after that. Also, Bob was part of the reason supers got banned.": 0.0,
"She builds super suits. The more unique the power, the more she has to problem solve and innovative to make a suit for that super. Dash's suit has to be friction resistant, Violet's suit turns invisible, and Helen's suit can stretch. Bob's is relatively uninteresting by comparison. And like the other person said, that's just how their friendship is.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[The Incredibles] Is the reason Edna Mode treats Bob the way she does because super strength is a really basic superpower? Edna in the first movie compared supers to Gods. Edna seems to treat other supers with more respect and enthusiasm the more unique their powers are (she treats Helen well and adores Jack Jack). All except for Bob who, while she doesn\u2019t mistreat, she does address him with something closer to indifference.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[FL] Boss will fire sister if she has necessary surgery She does not qualify for FMLA. She needs shoulder surgery or will lose use of her arm. Boss told her he will fire her if she has the surgery. What are her rights?",
"best_score": 55,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askhr",
"responses": {
"I think what I'd be most concerned about is getting terminated before the surgery and losing benefits. How soon is it planned for?": 0.0,
"Tell her doctor to put the surgical need in writing. Tell her boss put it in writing that she's fired if she has the surgery. Tell her to have the sugery, then file for unemployment. Then tell her to consult with a lawyer.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askhr that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[FL] Boss will fire sister if she has necessary surgery She does not qualify for FMLA. She needs shoulder surgery or will lose use of her arm. Boss told her he will fire her if she has the surgery. What are her rights?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I recently graduated in Mechanical engineering and I just realized, I remember almost nothing from my degree. As a graduate do I need to start looking up the textbooks again? Or will training be provided in jobs for fresh graduates? For more context, I mostly studied to get decent grades in my degree so I remember almost nothing from it. I regret that now and I wonder if I need to self study my degree materials.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"Engineering college taught you how to think like an engineer, to be able to take complex problems and break them down into simpler parts, then find solutions to each part. The degree proves only that you learned how to do this. In the real world, you\u2019ll rely on various subjects in varying degrees to solve engineering problems, but the key is to apply the way you learned, not so much what you learned.": 0.0,
"Plus the steepest learning curve will come from the paper work you'll have to do, business programs that you've never even heard of, internal databases and digital filing systems, at least this is how it was for me": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI recently graduated in Mechanical engineering and I just realized, I remember almost nothing from my degree. As a graduate do I need to start looking up the textbooks again? Or will training be provided in jobs for fresh graduates? For more context, I mostly studied to get decent grades in my degree so I remember almost nothing from it. I regret that now and I wonder if I need to self study my degree materials.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If air is mostly nitrogen and dirt is mostly carbon, why do plants get all their nitrogen from the soil and all their carbon from the air?",
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"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bond-dissociation_energy#Homolytic_versus_heterolytic_dissociation 'homo' in this article just means 'like to like' or two of the same atom nitrogen to nitrogen bond are very strong, which means it take a lot of energy to disassociate the two bonded nitrogen. Plants do not have the mechanisms to access it, but bacteria do. More bacteria live in the soil than in the air. So to oversimply, that is why plants get nitrogen from the soil. Also to oversimply, plants need carbon dioxide (also called CO2) because that is how they make sugar for their energy and cellulose for their structures (cell walls, fibrous structures to help them stay erect... I know, homo and erect in the same answer, for the immature). CO2 is a gas at most temperatures occurring on earth (it will 'freeze' or become solid at -78.5 \u00b0C or -109.3 \u00b0F) it is in the air.": 0.0,
"As others have mentioned, the difficulty comes in 'fixing' nitrogen- breaking the triple N-N bond requires a tremendous amount of energy. That's why we use nitrogen fertilizers. Industrially, we use what's called the Haber Process to fix atmospheric nitrogen into ammonia, which can then be reacted with other chemicals to produce whatever nitrogen-containing material we need. Also of note is the Birkeland-Eyde process, which uses an electric arc to break down atmospheric nitrogen and oxygen and let them coalesce into nitric oxide, which can be dissolved into water to form nitric acid.": 1.0
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"post_content": "DCAU] Harley Quinn gained high grades in psychology by sleeping with her professors. So how competent is she really as a psychiatrist? This was [shown in The Batman Adventures: Mad Love. This is a canonical tie-in comic to the DCAU. It was also drawn and written by Bruce Timm and Paul Dini, the same creators of the DCAU and the people who created Harley Quinn as a whole. Let's say there's Bob, a man who needs to see a psychiatrist and Harley chooses him as her patient. Is Bob in good hands? Or is Harley really a hack?",
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"Work smart. Not hard.": 0.0,
"DCAU Harley isn't qualified but is intelligent enough that she probably could have been relatively capable if she'd wanted to put in the effort. Most versions of Harley *did* legitimately earn their doctorate.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old How do aircraft tyres straighten themselves when landing in a crosswind?",
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"In a semi-related question. Anytime I see video of these tyres they start to rotate upon striking the ground. How do these tyres survive more than a few landings? Do any plane make them spin before landing or would that not make a difference?": 0.0,
"One interesting exception to what everyone else has said is the B52 bomber. Its wheels can all be set at an angle for crosswind landings. So after touching down, the plane continues rolling down the runway facing sideways.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Could being submersed in a sealed tank of fluid help humans survive heavy G acceleration in outer space? Im trying to imagine what this would look or feel like (let alone if it would even do anything to alleviate the problem) but Im not educated in this whatsoever. What would someone experience if they were in such a situation? Would it even help?",
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"Ummm\u2026. heavy G acceleration is not necessary. Acceleration at levels we\u2019ve already demonstrated an easy ability to handle gets you up to high velocities quite sufficiently. If you could accelerate constantly at 1g, you\u2019d reach Mars in something like two days. At 5g acceleration, which is something humans can handle without too much stress, it would take roughly two months to reach light speed.": 0.0,
"Yes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19730006364/downloads/19730006364.pdf Page 178. Reports a tolerance of 16 g with immersion in water. https://www.esa.int/gsp/ACT/doc/BNG/ACT-RPR-BNG-2007-09-SuperAstronaut-IAC.pdf Page 8. Mentions 24 g. The limit is from the air filled lungs. Studies in mice show triple the g tolerance and for a much longer time period if the lungs are emptied of air. I believe they hooked the mice up to a heart lung machine; doing that for humans purely to achieve higher g tolerance would almost surely not be considered worth the risk. Liquid breathing is discussed in the second paper I linked but I don't think it has been demonstrated in active humans. It's been used for medical treatment but that's in the context of stuff like inducing therapeutic hypothermia. Anyway the liquid used is much denser than water so that's a problem for the g tolerance idea.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[the Simpsons] what has sideshow Bob done to accumulate so many life sentences and some extra years? In season one we know he frames crusty the clown for shoplifting (imo, the most harmless of crimes) and he \u2018murders\u2019 Bart in the treehouse of terror number 12 (I think) and in the theme park ride (probably not canon) at universal he escapes jail, tries to kill the Simpsons and *you* as well (don\u2019t eat before that ride or you\u2019ll see your meal again). I\u2019m sure I\u2019m missing a bunch of stuff here, so how does justice work in the world of the Simpsons? And what am I forgetting? Has Bob legit killed someone?",
"best_score": 18,
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"\"attempted nuking\" brings us straight into War Crimes territory.": 0.0,
"For a bunch of attempted crimes, which is total bullshit. They don't give out Nobel prizes for attempted chemistry do they?": 1.0
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"post_content": "Mom has dementia. Sister got POA and sold moms house to herself for $1. Mothers will states it should go to the both of us. My mother has dementia (amongst other health problems) for over 5 years. She\u2019s been living with me in NY for some time, as I was the primary caregiver. Mom has a home in Florida that my sister has been living in, along with her now adult children. It was supposed to be temporary until she got back on her feet after her divorce, but so far it\u2019s been 9+ years. For the last 2-3 years, my mother\u2019s health has declined to the point that she needs 24 hour care; including feeding, dressing and hygiene; along with frequent hospital visits. A few months ago my sister came down to NY to visit and while here she took mom out. Unbeknownst to me, my sister had our mom sign a Power of Attorney and sold the deed for the Florida house to herself for $1. Years before my mothers dementia, she made a will and in that will it states that upon her death the house would go to the both of us, 50% each. Mom has now been staying in a nursing home in NY for the past 2 months due to the deterioration of her health. My sister recently visited to see mom and while staying with me, I saw the signed over deed and POA paperwork she had left out. Do I have any rights to what my mothers will states, or does this deed supersede the will? I should point out that my mother would never have done this on her own volition, as I believe my sister took advantage of my mothers dementia and unfit state of mind. I\u2019m 100% positive she didn\u2019t know what she was signing nor would she even understand the implications. I have videos showing my mothers declined mental state before and after the signing of the deed. What are my options?",
"best_score": 22,
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"That's elder abuse, given your mother is not in the right state of mind at all and your sister simply took advantage of that. You need to pursue it in civil court I believe, not a lawyer. Yet I do know it is elder abuse and what your sister did is illegal.": 0.0,
"I don\u2019t think you can use a POA to sell a house to yourself? I\u2019m not a Judge or Lawyer.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Does anyone know how Amazon can pay their software engineers so much less than Google and Facebook? How can they compete for the same level of talent?",
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"This is a question better suited to /r/cscareerquestions": 0.0,
"I'm an Amazon software engineer. Amazon's compensation plan is part cash, part stock. As you work your way up in the company, the ratio becomes more stock heavy. This is a common system. I think the perception comes from a low starting salary for entry level engineers (college or industry), but it ramps up quickly and vertical growth is not hard (initially). Think of the first year like a long internship. If you don't pass muster then everyone goes their separate ways and no one has to say they got fired. I have friends at a pretty wide array from start ups to non profits and I don't feel underpaid. I should also point out that there's a HUGE amount of boomeranging in both directions. People will leave Amazon for a year or two to work for Microsoft or Google or Facebook or whatever and then swing back into a different organization/VP. Same thing happens in most companies because they're all close by, demand is high, and most companies will buy you out of your RSUs as part of a sign-on bonus.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Why do Chefs geek out over spoons? A friend of mine is nuts for his Gray Kunz spoon, and I'm happy for him and all, but I seriously don't get it.",
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"I am just a home cook, have a gray kunz, and I love it. It\u2019s well-balanced and can do basically everything well.": 0.0,
"It\u2019s just another tool- it\u2019s like a knife in a way- you get used to the weight of it, how it balances, how you use it, what you can do with it. Kunz spoons have a nice weight and balance to them. I used to hunt antique stores for perfect quenelle spoons. Each plate, I knew which spoon I wanted to use to get the shape I wanted- short and fat, tight and sharp- it all depended on the shape of the bowl of the spoon.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[MCU] Spoilers: She-Hulk. Could the Hulk, when in Bruce Banner form, die in a car accident if things happen too quickly for his body to react? I've been out of comic books for years, but I seem to recall that it was near impossible to kill the Hulk, and that there were protections of some kind even when he was Bruce Banner. But in the in premiere episode of She-Hulk, >!he was in a car wreck that caused him to bleed, and I can imagine that car wreck going randomly worse in a split second. Was it only because of the wrist thing he was wearing to temper his powers that he bled, and if he wasn't wearing that, he would have immediately transformed and been protected?!<",
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"My understanding of Bruce\u2019s current situation: whatever he did in the lab in Mexico to merge his two forms means that his default form is Smart Hulk, wearing that device on his arm fully prevents a Hulk transformation. Any time he takes it off, he goes back to Smart Hulk. The reason he was able to be injured and bleed was because he had the inhibitor on. I think while wearing that, the indication is that he probably can be killed as Bruce since the inhibitor will block his transformation into the Hulk.": 0.0,
"Bruce Banner can not physically die before transforming into the hulk (psychologically and spiritually die up for debate). They are both aspects/personas of the same person-the body protects itself and the body is immortal through gamma radioactive mutation. There is a comic called The End iirc, where bruce dies of extreme old age and just before passing turns in the Hulk- and just stay that way forever.": 1.0
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"post_content": "As an entry-level engineer, is it wise to hop from company to company every 2-3 years? I've seen several comments on multiple threads suggesting to move around and not be static within a company when becoming an entry-level engineer straight out of college. For the most part, the consensus has been about 2-3 years of work and then looking for a new company before settling. Can anyone provide reasoning as to why this is a good or bad idea from personal experience?",
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"I left my first job out of college after 18 months. I was told by my boss and others that most only stay in their first job for around 2 years, so he wasn\u2019t shocked when I wanted to leave. I love love love my current job and don\u2019t see myself leaving anytime soon. Also I got to get started on work right out of the gate and have never been treated as entry level, so it was nice to get rid of that label. I don\u2019t know that I would leave again so soon though.": 0.0,
"14 year engineer here - have moved twice (4, 4, and 6 years in current company). It's ok to move around, but not for the sake of moving. It all depends on your situation. My reasons for moving were completely different between the two - the first I wanted more money, and the second I wasn't learning anything and took a significant pay cut to move. My caveats to you are this - use other offers as leverage if you are happy at your current company, but you have to actually be willing to move if they call your bluff. And second, if you move too much, you will never advance in your career. You will be a 2-3 year engineer ten times over, and never grow fully. I hate seeing resumes like that.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[LOTR] What were the dwarves doing during Lord of the Rings? Moria is clearly not the only dwarf city, so what were they up to?",
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"Erebor was their main city": 0.0,
"Its a few months _before_ the actual war, but its easily missed that the reason Gloin and Gimli were at Rivendell is that a Ringwraith had showed up at Erebor and offered them a ring of power in exchange for information on 'baggins'. Obviously those dwarves were loyal, and raised the alarm, but they were definitely involved in the lead up and war.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[KY] My employer is requiring me to provide a doctor's note for any days I call in to work but is not applying this policy to other employees at my place of work. Can my employer legally do this? I called out for work yesterday and did not see a doctor. I had a brief cough and sore throat so I stayed home, treated it myself and am now ready to return to work. Employer is threatening me with my job because I am unable to provide documentation. Another employee called out yesterday and will be returning today and I have verified with this employee that he was never asked for documentation.",
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"Yeah. It is. Had a boss that did that to me. He never believed i had Epilepsy until i finally had a seizure in the office that he witnessed. He suddenly decided to retire a week later. BTW, I live in KY. This is perfectly legal for them to do": 0.0,
"Sounds like you call off a lot and he\u2019s trying to force you into becoming more reliable.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do you avoid being convinced by every philosophy book you read? I find it hard to not being convinced when I\u2019m introduced to a new philosopher idea, even more if it is about a subject I don\u2019t know much or if it\u2019s really complicated or if it is hard to read. How do you usually approach this new ideas and how do you avoid being too closed or too gullible to them? Is this a common thing?",
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"As long as you\u2019re really *always* convinced and you just keep reading, it seems like a problem that solves itself. Just keep reading and think about all the different views you\u2019re adopting differ and clash.": 0.0,
"I've been reading philosophy for over twenty years, and most of the time I still agree with whatever I'm reading, when I'm reading it. Usually writers are right about the things they bring up, in the context or frame that these things are presented. Disagreements are in my experience more often located in the bigger context. For example, I find myself agreeing with Hume when I read something of his, even though I reject empiricism. It is only apparent why when I remind myself of the salient things he has omitted from his analysis. On the other hand, there are often intuitions in thought experiments or phenomenological analyses that are convincing in themselves, but the implications are presented with the help of insinuations. I do find myself noticing those better than I used to, even while reading.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Why is cumin so hard to get out of my shaker? I practically turn the bottle upside down and hardly anything comes out. Meanwhile I do the same thing with garlic powder or onion powder and it just streams out.",
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"Garlic powder clumps way more for me but it's 100% humid for half the year.": 0.0,
"When I buy ground spices from the store, I immediately remove the plastic shaker part. For me it\u2019s much easier to gauge how much I\u2019m adding to a dish by \u201cmeasuring\u201d in the palm of my hand. Also, no shaker/no clumping.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: When scientists say a planet is habitable, they are referring to habitable condition for human life. Are they considering there may be life very different from us, in which our habitable definition may not be habitable for them, and vice versa?",
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"Do they consider that? Sure. Is it relevant to the discussion of whether or not a planet is habitable? No, as you just pointed out.": 0.0,
"Scientists mean habitable conditions for Earth-like life, not specifically human. That spans a broader range of conditions, some already experienced on Earth through its lifetime.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Are chicken thighs really better than breasts? I have heard that they usually come out less dry and softer",
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"For the average person yes. It's super easy to overcook breast neat, in which case it comes out dry and chewy and not great. It is virtually impossible to overcook thigh meat (*without burning it), the fat and connective tissues break down and make the meat even juicer as the temperature rises.": 0.0,
"Globally thighs have much more dishes and applications than breasts because you can braise, stew, and simmer thighs in addition to everything you can already to do white meat. So if you\u2019re counting ubiquity then yes. Taste is subjective to culture and individuals so it\u2019s relative to where you are. Thighs are enjoyed more globally but I\u2019ve found that Americans generally prefer breasts much more than Asians because it feels cleaner to eat as it has no variation, like how some people prefer a filet over ribeye. I\u2019ve worked in kitchens in both sides and have never heard requests to make the breast intentionally dry until coming here.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is it normal to ask for a raise after my 90 day evaluation? Basically, I'm hella underpaid (65K), especially since I live in San Diego, CA. Granted, I got about 1 year of total engineering experience and I'm just trying to shoot for 80-90 a year. I'm doing Machine Vision Applications Engineering right now with this company. I've done everything they've asked so far so I feel like I got a good chance, just wanted to hear any tips on this subject from my fellow engineer.",
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"Give it at least a year before indicating you feel underpaid. I bet there are fellow employees at that company that have worked 5+ years and don\u2019t make what you want. And they are more productive than you.": 0.0,
"Dude you've been there for 3 months and you are going to ask for a 15k raise. How could anybody justify that.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[John Wick] In the second film when John arrives at the Continental in Rome, the Manager worriedly asks if John is there for the Pope. What would have happened if John said yes?",
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"I doubt a hotel manager could be counted on to rise to the occasion of stopping him.": 0.0,
"I'm guessing the manager is a devout Catholic who likes the pope. I doubt the Catholic church itself has enough pull to really influence the Continental.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Why don't meadows have bushes/trees like the land that typically surrounds them?",
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"Buffalo are responsible for a large portion of the North American grass lands. Large mammals can eat bigger vegetation, disturb more vegetation, and will root up small trees for fun, or simply to scratch that itchy spot. Since native Americans and European settlers killed most of the large mammals we more recently had a larger area of trees than they're was historically in NA.": 0.0,
"I did meadow restoration in the Sierra mountains, and it was the high water table that allowed meadows to exist. The culverts and drainages created by the road systems in the mountains were destroying the naturally occurring meadows and it was our job to dam up the streams. Go Americorps nccc!": 1.0
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"post_content": "Deep Fried food too heavy? Does anyone have any tips on how to get \"lighter\" food from deep-frying? For example, this week I cooked fried Cauliflower bites. Cut the Cauliflower dipped with buttermilk, into flour, cornstarch, season mix, back into the buttermilk and back into the flour mix. Then I fried at 350f in rapeseed oil for around 7 minutes. Drained them on a baking rack with paper towels below. Had beautiful crisp Cauliflower bites but I and my flatmate could only eat two or three before feeling full, or just weighted down and heavy, almost sickly. Does anyone have any ideas on if this can be avoided (different oil perhaps) or if it just an accepted trait of deep-frying.",
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"a restaurant I used to work in did a simple rice flour batter: just rice flour and water and a pinch of salt. we covered ours in buffalo sauce, but you could eat them plain or with whatever sauce you like.": 0.0,
"I love to deep fry. I got you. You are double coating giving way too much breading, which soaks up lots of oil. Giving a heavy on the stomach end result. The basic breading technique is to dust in seasoned flour, into your wash (buttermilk is great) and then into seasoned flour again. A go to for fried chicken, for example. However, the cauliflower isn\u2019t moist by nature and doesn\u2019t pick up any of that flour on the first go. You got around that by going to wash, flour, wash, flour. It\u2019s simply too much. For dry foods, like cauliflower, try a batter (a mixture of a wash and flour) instead. Works great https://www.jocooks.com/recipes/deep-fried-cauliflower-pieces/": 1.0
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"post_content": "Contemplating suicide I can\u2019t be a burden and live like this anymore. Symptoms Easy bruising Horrible headache Sleep but feel like I\u2019m not getting any Can\u2019t regulate body temperature hot and cold and miserable Extreme daily fatigue Joint/muscle sharp stabbing pain Emotional Heavy arms and legs . All blood work comes back normal except slightly raised white blood cells and inflammation markers, but only slightly and sometimes they come back normal, had mri a cardio gram every thing all normal. 21F 211 pounds 5\u201d7 concerta 54mg Bcp Lo Fe and Citalopram 40mg and a multivitamin, a zinc supplement once and a while and fish oil supplements just got off a 30 twice daily dose of naproxen. This may be my last shot I cannot live like this anymore I\u2019m 21 and my life is being taken away from me.",
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"Not a doctor . A rare side effect of SSRI meds like celexa is easy bruising. It happened to me when I went on them. I think NSAID meds like naproxen also thin the blood a little. SSRI meds can make you feel sleepy and groggy when you wake up.": 0.0,
"Not a doctor. Have your doctors ordered an ANA? The joint pain, inflammation, fatigue, and emotional strain make me think it could be an autoimmune disease... I hope you find an answer \u2764\ufe0f": 1.0
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"post_content": "My neighbor trespassed and stole two plants while I was out of town Like the title says, my across-the-street neighbor walked onto my property when I wasn\u2019t home and stole plants sitting next to my house on the side of my driveway. I have her on camera walking onto my property multiple times and ultimately picking up and taking two large potted plants. I am in the state of Washington, and my understanding is that this is, at a minimum, criminal trespassing (RCW 9A.52.080) but she also stole things which I can\u2019t find an applicable law for since all the burglary laws (RCW 9A.52.020 - RCW 9A.52.030) seem to apply to entering a dwelling. I don\u2019t believe any of the defenses to criminal trespassing (RCW 9A.52.090) could apply since I\u2019ve only spoken to her one time when I moved in a few months ago and have never given her permission to walk onto my property. The plants were near my trash cans but not out near the street or anything indicating that they were free for taking, and the plants have been there for months, since that\u2019s where I keep them. So it seems she could try to claim the defense: *\u201c(3) The actor reasonably believed that the owner of the premises, or other person empowered to license access thereto, would have licensed him or her to enter or remain;\u201d* but there was no indication that the plants were up for the taking. I also have a photo of me watering the plants showing they are my and are on my property. So what are my options? Confront them and if they lie then tell them I have a video? Go straight to the police with the evidence? I know they are \u201cjust plants\u201d, but they are mine, they are important to me, and I feel very violated by her taking them.",
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"File a report with the police, show them the video. It would be helpful if you could provide the value (pot, soil, plants).Don't engage with your neighbor. This will only exacerbate the situation. You aren't turning anyone in. You had something stolen, you reported it.": 0.0,
"Why don't you just ask your neighbours if you can have your plants back and if they say no, then take legal action.": 1.0
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"post_content": "You can't leave cooked rice out at room temperature (b cereus growth) but you can soak raw rice for 12 hours or more, why is that? Horchata is a drink made by soaking raw rice, sugar, cinnamon. Idli and dosa is made by soaking, grinding, then fermenting ground raw rice and urad dal. You can soak rice before cooking it. There are so many other recipes involving soaking rice. Isn't the main thing about b cereus that it grows in moist, room temperature conditions? I always hear the danger is with cooked rice but can barely find anything regarding raw rice.",
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"besides what others have said about it being easier to digest, it also has practically no competition after cooking since few things survive at all, which is like a controlled fermentation but with bad bacteria": 0.0,
"When in culinary school, the acronym FATTOM was used to explain the conditions that bacteria need to grow. **F**ood (duh) **A**cidity: the pH of the item has to be within a specified range; more neutral generally means better conditions for bacteria to grow. Something acidic enough will kill bacteria, which is why something like ceviche works. **T**emperature: the \"danger zone\" of 41-135F is where bacteria grow the most easily, with somewhere between 60-80F being the \"extreme danger zone,\" where it's *really* easy for growth to occur. You can kill bacteria above this temperature, but not below; refrigerating or freezing an item just slows or stops the bacteria from multiplying, but doesn't permanently disable them. **T**ime: it takes time for the cells to split and reproduce. This is largely why you get two hours of \"dedicated prep time\" in the danger zone to get stuff done. **O**xygen: This one is sometimes incorrect, as things like botulism actually grow in anaerobic environments, but generally it needs exposure to air in order to grow. **M**oisture: This is the one at play in your question. Rice, in its raw form, has little to no \"accessible\" moisture that bacteria can use to feed and grow. When you cook it, you introduce a great deal of moisture to the party, and the bacteria can then begin to reproduce. So, in short, you added moisture, and that's what makes it potentially hazardous while raw rice generally is not.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If hand sanitizer kills 99.9% of germs, what stops us from using that all of the time instead of hand washing?",
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"The single most life saving discovery in the history of medical science is hot soapy water. There is little need to be concerned about killing all of the germs, which is impossible, when you can just wash them off of you. In a modern city that would be sending live germs into the sanitary sewer system where there is a extremely low risk of someone being there to be harmed by them.": 0.0,
"It kills the germs, but does not carry them away. so you just now have dead germs and bacteria on you": 1.0
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"post_content": "Can a company refuse to rent to me because I\u2019m an undergraduate student? I found an INCREDIBLE apartment near where I\u2019ll be studying part time. Fenced in backyard, tall ceilings, affordable, and great commute! But in the description, the direct quote is: \u201cSorry no undergraduate students...grad and post doc. welcome.\u201d Can they do this? I\u2019ve heard \u201csorry, no pets\u201d and \u201csorry, no smoking,\u201d but this is a new one! It seems like a really weird caveat. I fit all the other criteria. The apartment is listed by a property management company. This is in NC.",
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"Hi there! I\u2019m the LegalFAQ bot. It looks like you may be experiencing housing issues related to housing or eviction. Come to https://legalfaq.org to find legal resources for renters in each state. You can also find links to local groups that can help you with legal, financial, or other problems at https://legalfaq.org/getHelp. Help us provide accurate advice to fellow redditors: if your post was related to housing or eviction, please like this comment; otherwise, please dislike this comment. *v0.1*": 0.0,
"Don\u2019t sweat over it. Just apply as a professional (whatever you do full time). You don\u2019t need to say anything about school. They are not renting to full time undergrad students because they don\u2019t want apartments full of partying kids. Doesn\u2019t sound like you are like the tenants they are trying to weed out.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Why do we put pot roasts in the oven? My boyfriend and I just had a confused disagreement over why the recipe for pot roast brisket said to brown it on the hob, bring up to temp with the stock, then put the lid on and put it in the oven to cook. Why does it go into the hob? Is it more inefficient use of power to put it in the oven? Our oven at the moment is gas. Thanks!",
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"Kenji\u2019s just did a good video on why we put stews/braise\u2019s/ pot roast in the oven, https://youtu.be/VIdlVi-VzPY": 0.0,
"If I understand right, you're trying to give the meat an outer sear (which also puts some fond in the pot) on the hob and to finish the rest of the cooking process in the oven (I assume there are additional steps inbetween.). The reason for doing the browning/searing on the hob/stove is that you get a nice hot surface that can actually do a sear, exactly what you do with a fry pan. The oven simply doesn't give you a hot enough surface to achieve a sear. The searing process develops flavour (Maillard reaction). Doing it in the pot makes it easier to prepare in and retain flavour because all the fond is developed in and stays in the cooking vessel. If you don't do the searing process, you can end up with a grey meat which can be visually unappealing. You also don't get a lot of the complex flavours from the caramelization from the Maillard reaction. The secondary cooking in the oven (pot with the lid on) allows for a much slower, gentler and more controlled way of thoroughly cooking the meat. Brisket needs to be cooked slowly as it is a really tough cut of meat (lots of connective tissue) with lots of fat; cooking it fast on a high heat will just give you a tough and chewy mass. It's why you see so many slow cooker recipes for it to make it \"so tender that the meat falls apart\". Keeping the lid on helps retain moisture. Although you can leave a gap for moisture to leave near the end of cooking to allow for the sauces to thicken. EDIT: Updated based on comment below.": 1.0
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"post_content": "I had a legal 28 days to move out of my apartment and the landlord changed the locks today Hello, so I\u2019m in a very messy situation right now with everything going on. I broke the lease by not paying because he wouldn\u2019t fix the dishwasher and I told him I wouldn\u2019t pay until it was fixed and he ignored me and now this has happened. I\u2019m staying with my parents for now but so much is going on and this is pushing me over the edge. I didn\u2019t get an eviction notice I don\u2019t think just the 28 day lease breakage that said I had till January 14th. The landlord texted me that if I try to go into that apartment he will have me shot because it\u2019s breaking the lease In Colorado",
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"Not that you\u2019re likely too, but please DO NOT list him on your rental history. I was in a similar situation a few years ago. 30 days to vacate due to lease violation. Found a place, had all my shit packed, application put in, down payment made (first month last month security deposit) literally everything was done except the call to my previous landlord. My landlord bold face lied and told them I had been evicted (I had not, ordered to vacate is very different) and they literally ripped the contract in half in front of me because they thought I had lied to them the entire time. I\u2019ve never been so close to homelessness my entire life.": 0.0,
"100% contact the police over that threat of violence. That is incredibly not okay. The fact that you withheld rent for a maintenance request does not change that.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI had a legal 28 days to move out of my apartment and the landlord changed the locks today Hello, so I\u2019m in a very messy situation right now with everything going on. I broke the lease by not paying because he wouldn\u2019t fix the dishwasher and I told him I wouldn\u2019t pay until it was fixed and he ignored me and now this has happened. I\u2019m staying with my parents for now but so much is going on and this is pushing me over the edge. I didn\u2019t get an eviction notice I don\u2019t think just the 28 day lease breakage that said I had till January 14th. The landlord texted me that if I try to go into that apartment he will have me shot because it\u2019s breaking the lease In Colorado\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is so different about winter tires? Everyone knows winter tires vastly outperform summer tires on snow and ice. But I wondered what are the design differences between those two sets? When I tried looking it up online I had difficulties to cut through the marketing speak from the manufacturers and get to the engineering of materials, construction and treads.",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 2,
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"When I hired a car in Finland, they came with winter tyres and I noticed that they had metal studs protruding out by like a millimetre or two to give extra traction on the snow and ice.": 0.0,
"Lots and lots of little grooves in the treads that get packed full with snow. Snow on snow traction is much higher than rubber on snow traction.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is so different about winter tires? Everyone knows winter tires vastly outperform summer tires on snow and ice. But I wondered what are the design differences between those two sets? When I tried looking it up online I had difficulties to cut through the marketing speak from the manufacturers and get to the engineering of materials, construction and treads.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Why did the Avengers only resurrect the people that Thanos killed with the Snap and not the people he killed when he was collecting the stones as well? * Such as the Asgardians, Loki, the Nova Corp, etc.",
"best_score": 26,
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"responses": {
"K.I.S.S. principal. They know adding any sort of complexity unacceptably increases the chances of messing it up and that thing has the potential to mess up literally everything.": 0.0,
"Because where do you stop? They brought back all the people who were snapped. That was a monumental task, and it maimed the Hulk. Now you want to snap again? When you use the gems, it seems you need a clear image in your mind of exactly what you want them to do. It's an act of willpower and focus. You might want to say \"Dear infinity stones, I want a pony for Christmas, and please also fix Rhodey's back, and bring Quicksilver back to life, and make Bucky not feel guilty, and make Hitler not have happened, Amen.\" But... does it work that way? It doesn't really appear to.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] The rebels are clearly using ships built by the Mon Cala. The empire, even without its death stars, easily has the power to ruin planets. Why didn\u2019t Palpatine destroy Mon Cala and it\u2019s shipyards? Every capitol ship the rebels employ is a Mon Calamarj design, plain as day. Why didn\u2019t the empire destroy the people who kept supplying them these ships? They clearly had the strength.",
"best_score": 82,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It's clear that most ISIS terrorists use Toyotas why don't we nuke Japan? Just because the products are produced in a particular place doesn't mean that they're being provided by that place": 0.0,
"We see in an episode of Rebels(?), The rebellion stealing ships (I believe Y wings) Why would we assume there are shipyards turning out ships for a rebellion. Bought, donated or stole. Definitely not built.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[PA] My mother has allowed the neighbors to put a fence up through her yard and to take over most of it for their use, including a small barn that is part of her property. I'm worried about possible implications for ownership of the property. My mother owns a house with about two acres of backyard, including a small barn. Her next door neighbors have a bunch of kids who she often babysits for free and refers to as her \"grandchildren.\" She has now made a deal with the neighbors that they can use about 2/3 of her yard, including the barn, to let their kids play, as well as to raise chickens and grow a garden. This way, she says, she doesn't have to mow or landscape on that part of the yard. The neighbors have now put up a wooden fence through the middle of the yard, cutting off a small section of yard for my mother's use and reserving the bulk for themselves. My mother is okay with this because it's less yard for her to maintain, but I think it's also because she is lonely and I'm worried that the neighbors are taking advantage of her. She is very religious, and the neighbors are in her same denomination of Christianity so she trusts them implicitly. I just want to know if there's a chance that, at some point, the fence and/or their permission to use the land as they see fit will create a legal issue where they can actually take over the property. From a selfish point-of-view, that property is a large part of mine and my brother's inheritance, and I don't want us to have to battle it out with these neighbors when the time comes. I imagine that there's not much I can do in the legal arena right now, since I don't own the property. But I'm wondering if PA has any laws that I should talk to my mother about.",
"best_score": 63,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"You can also check for services from the county for elderly people. It\u2019s often in the same department as children\u2019s services.": 0.0,
"Lots of Lands Statutes include a section allowing a non-title holder to seek a long term right of way for a structure like the barn. So yes - this could have a long term impact on the property.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[PA] My mother has allowed the neighbors to put a fence up through her yard and to take over most of it for their use, including a small barn that is part of her property. I'm worried about possible implications for ownership of the property. My mother owns a house with about two acres of backyard, including a small barn. Her next door neighbors have a bunch of kids who she often babysits for free and refers to as her \"grandchildren.\" She has now made a deal with the neighbors that they can use about 2/3 of her yard, including the barn, to let their kids play, as well as to raise chickens and grow a garden. This way, she says, she doesn't have to mow or landscape on that part of the yard. The neighbors have now put up a wooden fence through the middle of the yard, cutting off a small section of yard for my mother's use and reserving the bulk for themselves. My mother is okay with this because it's less yard for her to maintain, but I think it's also because she is lonely and I'm worried that the neighbors are taking advantage of her. She is very religious, and the neighbors are in her same denomination of Christianity so she trusts them implicitly. I just want to know if there's a chance that, at some point, the fence and/or their permission to use the land as they see fit will create a legal issue where they can actually take over the property. From a selfish point-of-view, that property is a large part of mine and my brother's inheritance, and I don't want us to have to battle it out with these neighbors when the time comes. I imagine that there's not much I can do in the legal arena right now, since I don't own the property. But I'm wondering if PA has any laws that I should talk to my mother about.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Bizarre, inedible, empty mussels and Google isn't helping. What's going on?? I bought some frozen black mussels from an Asian market. They were all closed when I got them, and I cooked them by steaming in white wine for about five minutes. After cooking, they only seemed to open halfway so I had to pry them the rest of the way open. But the weirdest thing is these shells were totally lacking the \"body\" of the mussel! They only seemed to contain the outer rim and some little edge bits. All of them are like this. I've linked pictures. Instead of the body of the mussel there's only a thin outer membrane. If I tear the membrane there's nothing behind it. They smell like mussels, but if I try and eat the bits that are there, they taste off. The texture is bad and the taste is not rotten, but sort of diluted and stale. It's inedible. So what happened? I can't find any info googling. Were they harvested at the wrong time? Were they diseased? How do I avoid getting mussels like this again?",
"best_score": 63,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"I've only had frozen mussels once and the texture was way different from fresh but did you check the date on the bag? Maybe they are old and suffering from spending too much time in the freezer.": 0.0,
"never seen that but i live on a coast. were they severely discounted? they look like nothing. i'd have taken them back and at least let them know. refund aside (but they'd probably *ask* to *give you one*) at least let them know.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nBizarre, inedible, empty mussels and Google isn't helping. What's going on?? I bought some frozen black mussels from an Asian market. They were all closed when I got them, and I cooked them by steaming in white wine for about five minutes. After cooking, they only seemed to open halfway so I had to pry them the rest of the way open. But the weirdest thing is these shells were totally lacking the \"body\" of the mussel! They only seemed to contain the outer rim and some little edge bits. All of them are like this. I've linked pictures. Instead of the body of the mussel there's only a thin outer membrane. If I tear the membrane there's nothing behind it. They smell like mussels, but if I try and eat the bits that are there, they taste off. The texture is bad and the taste is not rotten, but sort of diluted and stale. It's inedible. So what happened? I can't find any info googling. Were they harvested at the wrong time? Were they diseased? How do I avoid getting mussels like this again?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Did the Avengers consult the world government before attempting to bring everyone back from the Snap? I know the MCU is kind of hand wavey with the darker implications of a post - Snap world, but this is something I've been thinking about. Wouldn't bringing everyone back after five years actually be a bad idea? The world has stabilized somewhat, so suddenly doubling the population again might cause as much chaos as the original Snap did. I know the emotional impetus is there, but I'm fairly certain that if the decision to un-Snap was to be made by a world council (or an intergalactic council, for that matter) there would be some people who would oppose the motion for logistical reasons. If the events of Endgame took place, let's say a week, after the Snap, I don't think there would be any question in anyone's minds, but five years is a long time and any society that hadn't completely collapsed would have have had to rewire itself completely.",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"They didn't, and it was arguably a curse that Tony got the stones. The rest would of made it so the snap didn't happen. But Tony isn't the one to make the sacrificial play. He's the one Avenger who seems better off post snap. with a clearer head, he might of been able to of come up with a better solution, but he was staring down a mad titan, so you've got to cut him a little slack": 0.0,
"Why would they? Would *anyone*? Who are they to decide to let literally trillions of people stay dead after being snapped away? The world government is literally irrelevant when deciding to undo the snap. Another 5 years of trying to figure everything out is nothing in return. And it's not like the population wouldn't have doubled in 50 years again anyway so it was always an extremely temporary solution.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] Did the Avengers consult the world government before attempting to bring everyone back from the Snap? I know the MCU is kind of hand wavey with the darker implications of a post - Snap world, but this is something I've been thinking about. Wouldn't bringing everyone back after five years actually be a bad idea? The world has stabilized somewhat, so suddenly doubling the population again might cause as much chaos as the original Snap did. I know the emotional impetus is there, but I'm fairly certain that if the decision to un-Snap was to be made by a world council (or an intergalactic council, for that matter) there would be some people who would oppose the motion for logistical reasons. If the events of Endgame took place, let's say a week, after the Snap, I don't think there would be any question in anyone's minds, but five years is a long time and any society that hadn't completely collapsed would have have had to rewire itself completely.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I make roasted tomato sauce taste more \"roasted\"? I've been following this recipe except that I save the scooped out part and strain the seeds out and add the jelly/juice to the pot when making the sauce (I heard the jelly/juice holds a lot of the flavor). I also don't add garlic or shallots because it imparted a bitter flavor, and I add some tomato paste (a few tablespoons for ~20 lbs of tomatoes). I also add fresh basil to the sauce when it's near completion. Although the tomatoes taste and smell roasted right before making the sauce, the end product tastes fresh, bright, sweet, and almost fruity. Not bad, but it doesn't have that roasted taste that I'm after. What do I do differently, or is there a different recipe that would make the sauce taste more roasted?",
"best_score": 108,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Touch of smoked paprika, aji nomotto, red/aka miso, touch of dry red wine like a cab or Syrah.": 0.0,
"Can I say something sacrilegious? Get some double concentrated tomato paste. Saute in a lightly oiled pan until you start to develop some sticking and fond production on the bottom. Deglaze with whatever and add back into your sauce.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I make roasted tomato sauce taste more \"roasted\"? I've been following this recipe except that I save the scooped out part and strain the seeds out and add the jelly/juice to the pot when making the sauce (I heard the jelly/juice holds a lot of the flavor). I also don't add garlic or shallots because it imparted a bitter flavor, and I add some tomato paste (a few tablespoons for ~20 lbs of tomatoes). I also add fresh basil to the sauce when it's near completion. Although the tomatoes taste and smell roasted right before making the sauce, the end product tastes fresh, bright, sweet, and almost fruity. Not bad, but it doesn't have that roasted taste that I'm after. What do I do differently, or is there a different recipe that would make the sauce taste more roasted?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do medications for things like ADHD or other disorders that are just chemical imbalances in the brain have side-effects? Why can't they just supplement the missing chemical and leave it at that, not causing side effects?",
"best_score": 22,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"The medication doesn't replace missing chemicals, otherwise they'd just inject you with things that metabolise into that chemical, it's a lot more complicated than just replacing the chemical. The medication more regulates the specific function that that chemical/transmitter is used in, and also they're majority of the time synthetic so the body metabolises a foreign chemical. If you think about it, medicine is a \"helpful toxin\", it does beneficial stuff to the body, but only at the right doses and duration.": 0.0,
"There really isn\u2019t such a thing as a \u201cside effect.\u201d These are effects of the medication that are not strictly the desired effect. It\u2019s not actually discrete sets of effects.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Why are airplane propellers generally in the front and boat propellers in the back?",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 3,
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"The TL;DR for airplanes is that generally an aircraft with a propeller and engine in the front will be a more stable and safe aircraft. (with the added bonus of being able to push air into an engine intake for better performance.) There are however, exceptions, with the Dornier 335 being a combination push/pull system, and the P-39 / P-63, who's engine was located behind the pilot to make room for a 37mm automatic cannon. The XP-55 ascender (featured in war thunder) was a straight pusher aircraft, though IIRC it killed both test pilots on the two occasions that it flew. TLDR: It's safer / more efficient in design, etc for the propeller to be in the front.": 0.0,
"Early military forces used both pusher and tractor aircraft. Pusher had the advantage that guns were free to fire directly forward, but were disliked by pilots because a small crash would send the engine/spinning propeller thru the pilot. With the invention of the Synchronization gear tractor aircraft were able to fire forward.": 1.0
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"post_content": "do you salt your scrambled eggs before cooking? I see lots of conflicting info on this, just curious what others do in a professional kitchen.",
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"Yes": 0.0,
"Yes. Makes the curds not tighten up and get as rubbery": 1.0
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"post_content": "Maple Syrup I own a restaurant and serve a fried chicken and waffle sandwich with real maple syrup. I've had complaints that the Maple Syrup is too thin and asking if I could possibly thicken it so it adheres better to the waffle. How could I do that? Would I even want to do that? Are people so used to the fake stuff that they don't understand real? TIA",
"best_score": 71,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Tell them that this is real maple syrup and that's the way it comes. Offer them a bottle of Aunt Jemima if they want slightly flavored corn syrup.": 0.0,
"There are a lot of people that grew up with the taste and thicker viscosity of pancake syrup, maybe if you\u2019re using an amber syrup you could switch to dark or as the other commenter said reduce it, or maybe buy some pancake syrup to be able to send to tables upon request": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMaple Syrup I own a restaurant and serve a fried chicken and waffle sandwich with real maple syrup. I've had complaints that the Maple Syrup is too thin and asking if I could possibly thicken it so it adheres better to the waffle. How could I do that? Would I even want to do that? Are people so used to the fake stuff that they don't understand real? TIA\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My neighbor is moving our trash cans from our back alley to the sidewalk every morning and the city is fining us for the trash can being left out Pretty much the title. We are in Maryland and our city fines us $50 every time they see the can out on the sidewalk and it isn't trash day. Our neighbor accuses us of causing her rat problem and so she moves the can to the sidewalk every day. We thankfully haven't been ticketed yet but it's only a matter of time I suspect. I have plans to speak to our Home Owners Association about this but am debating whether putting in a complaint with the city police department is a good idea. Atleast if we are ticketed there's a paper trail for the city to know what's going on but really more importantly I want her to stop doing this.",
"best_score": 57,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Can you chain the barrels to a railing or something?": 0.0,
"Not a lawyer, but have worked for elected officials in constituent facing roles. Is it the city or the HOA that is fining you? If it is the city I think your best bet is to send a cease and desist by certified mail, file a police report, and then call your local elected official's office and explain the situation. They can help you navigate the bureaucracy to get the fines refunded and are usually happy to help. I guarantee two things. One, while this will be the first time they heard your exact situation, it this will be far from the first time they have had to deal with the result of a petty neighbor making life hard for someone for no apparent reason. And two, they will probably joke about your terrible neighbor for some time to come.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy neighbor is moving our trash cans from our back alley to the sidewalk every morning and the city is fining us for the trash can being left out Pretty much the title. We are in Maryland and our city fines us $50 every time they see the can out on the sidewalk and it isn't trash day. Our neighbor accuses us of causing her rat problem and so she moves the can to the sidewalk every day. We thankfully haven't been ticketed yet but it's only a matter of time I suspect. I have plans to speak to our Home Owners Association about this but am debating whether putting in a complaint with the city police department is a good idea. Atleast if we are ticketed there's a paper trail for the city to know what's going on but really more importantly I want her to stop doing this.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My employer wants to cut my wages by half, and I want to see what actions I can take. Good morning. I'm a long-time church musician who recently moved to a bigger church with more music budget. Unfortunately, due to the mismanagement of funds, lack of financial support, and the departure of the music director, the pastor reached out to me and frankly said that they'll have to stop doing weekly rehearsals and reduce my work hours and reduce my annual salary down by half, which won't be enough for me to financially support myself. Apparently, they found someone as an intermittent music director without telling me or the other musicians whom I rehearse with. This would be utterly devastating, for multiple reasons. I already submitted my offer letter with the original salary, and I don't know what grounds that they have to decimate my salary. Furthermore, I left my old church of 7 years because of the competitive salary, and at this point, I would not be able to go back, since they already found someone. I feel pretty sick to my stomach, because they told me that they still appreciate my musicianship, and told me all sorts of saccharine bullshit about how this has nothing to do with my skills, but has the audacity to pull this. I personally don't expect that there can be anything legally done, but what are some actions I can take? In the meantime, I'm looking for other church musician jobs in the area. The other musicians whom I work and rehearse with me don't know this yet. I could go salted earth route and tell them what has happened, and maybe some of them will depart from the church. Or I don't know. Speak to the media. Thank you.",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"You would probably be well-served by going to an attorney. This sounds to me like constructive dismissal, so you'd be able to resign and file for unemployment - but you need to get some actual legal advice. The way I understand it, they're essentially forcing you to resign by reducing your wages that were agreed to between you and the employer - and that's why you'd be eligible for unemployment.": 0.0,
"You need to tell us where you are. And, the language of the offer letter matters -- in some states, the offer letter is considered to be contractual, so you have to see exactly what was promised. And, some states require advance notice of reducing salary (in NC, for example, notices of changes in salary have to be made at least one pay period before they're effective.) Nobody here would suggest speaking to the media. Suggesting that is actually against the rules (and you can see the rules for the very good reasons why that rule exists.)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy employer wants to cut my wages by half, and I want to see what actions I can take. Good morning. I'm a long-time church musician who recently moved to a bigger church with more music budget. Unfortunately, due to the mismanagement of funds, lack of financial support, and the departure of the music director, the pastor reached out to me and frankly said that they'll have to stop doing weekly rehearsals and reduce my work hours and reduce my annual salary down by half, which won't be enough for me to financially support myself. Apparently, they found someone as an intermittent music director without telling me or the other musicians whom I rehearse with. This would be utterly devastating, for multiple reasons. I already submitted my offer letter with the original salary, and I don't know what grounds that they have to decimate my salary. Furthermore, I left my old church of 7 years because of the competitive salary, and at this point, I would not be able to go back, since they already found someone. I feel pretty sick to my stomach, because they told me that they still appreciate my musicianship, and told me all sorts of saccharine bullshit about how this has nothing to do with my skills, but has the audacity to pull this. I personally don't expect that there can be anything legally done, but what are some actions I can take? In the meantime, I'm looking for other church musician jobs in the area. The other musicians whom I work and rehearse with me don't know this yet. I could go salted earth route and tell them what has happened, and maybe some of them will depart from the church. Or I don't know. Speak to the media. Thank you.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "A drunk guy rammed into my car and caused a 4 car pile-up So the title says it all. I was the first car he hit and he destroyed a car I loved. I came out with just a bloody nose, the guy crashed into me at 60 mph... I was lucky I guess but he caused a 4 car pile-up, my car was pushed into a truck with KIDS in the back seat, and the car in front of that was a grandma that acknowledged this dude drunk drove and was caught multiple times. &#x200B; So the police never sent me a package I requested to charge this guy, they said the city was doing enough. I hired an attorney that stopped replying after a month. &#x200B; Sure this dude is a native american but he was driving a company truck and hit me at 60mph and he has admitted to driving drunk and didnt see an obvious red light because he was texting. This was in flagstaff so not native land. &#x200B; I am over 10,000 in debt and my attorney bailed on me, the police never sent the files to charge this guy for almost killing me. &#x200B; Please help!",
"best_score": 99,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"If in the USA \u2026. You can file a claim with your insurance and get compensation up to the limit of your policy under the collision portion of your insurance. The company will then go after him for reimbursement. If your damage exceeds the limit of your policy you can hire a personal injury attorney to sue for the balance. Or if you have uninsured/underinsured coverage this will pick up what your collision limit does not, again only up to the policy limit.": 0.0,
"It sounds like you don't have insurance which is unfortunate because you can be held liable for the people your car hit. You need a lawyer.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nA drunk guy rammed into my car and caused a 4 car pile-up So the title says it all. I was the first car he hit and he destroyed a car I loved. I came out with just a bloody nose, the guy crashed into me at 60 mph... I was lucky I guess but he caused a 4 car pile-up, my car was pushed into a truck with KIDS in the back seat, and the car in front of that was a grandma that acknowledged this dude drunk drove and was caught multiple times. &#x200B; So the police never sent me a package I requested to charge this guy, they said the city was doing enough. I hired an attorney that stopped replying after a month. &#x200B; Sure this dude is a native american but he was driving a company truck and hit me at 60mph and he has admitted to driving drunk and didnt see an obvious red light because he was texting. This was in flagstaff so not native land. &#x200B; I am over 10,000 in debt and my attorney bailed on me, the police never sent the files to charge this guy for almost killing me. &#x200B; Please help!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Has anyone ever failed their Engineering core unit at the university they went to? Hi, I completed my 2nd year of uni and found out that I failed Thermodynamics. I really hate everything right now as it feels like it is the end for me. I love studying Mechanical Engineering but after having failed this unit, it feels like my career has ended before it even started. Has anyone ever failed a course at their university and thought it would be the end but it isn\u2019t?",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Someone at my university was kicked out of the University of Toronto for failing too much. He then became the Dean of Engineering at my university.": 0.0,
"Failed Calc and Statics, retook both, it eventually clicked, I felt stupid for not getting sooner, and moved on. You will too. Just sign up for the next class you can and get to more practice problems.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHas anyone ever failed their Engineering core unit at the university they went to? Hi, I completed my 2nd year of uni and found out that I failed Thermodynamics. I really hate everything right now as it feels like it is the end for me. I love studying Mechanical Engineering but after having failed this unit, it feels like my career has ended before it even started. Has anyone ever failed a course at their university and thought it would be the end but it isn\u2019t?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: how come a lot of people are lactose intolerant if everyone started off by drinking milk as a baby?",
"best_score": 113,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Lactose is about 4-5% of cow milk and about 7% of human milk. It is possible for infants to be lactose intolerant and it causes all sorts of gastric issues for the infant. As we age, the amount of the enzyme lactase (which breaks down lactose,) we produce tends to decrease with age and if stop consuming milk it happens more rapidly. People who are lactose intolerant can consume it but suffer from gastric symptoms. So people who are intolerant can consume small quantities without ill effects but at larger quantities get horrible symptoms.": 0.0,
"Most of the world is lactose intolerant. The ones that aren\u2019t have lactose persistence. Everyone can digest lactose as a baby, but those with persistence never lose the ability as they grow up. It is a trait that evolved in regions where people drink a lot of dairy, like Scandinavia. In places without milk drinking, producing the enzyme to digest milk as an adult is wasted metabolic effort.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: how come a lot of people are lactose intolerant if everyone started off by drinking milk as a baby?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "You're the advisor to a PhD student who has been arrested on 4 counts of 1st degree murder. What do you do? I'm obviously referring to the suspect that has been arrested on felony charges in the Idaho murders, while a PhD student in criminology. Was thinking about his advisor and what do you do in such cases, innocent until proven guilty and all that.",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"Pretty straightforward. Whether the person is in jail or not, they are unlikely to be able to make progress on their degree until their legal issues have been resolved. I would insist that the person withdraw from the university until after their trial, and would refuse to serve as their advisor if they insisted on continuing as a student during their trial. That's all I have to do as an advisor. Everything else is up to university leadership. It's highly unlikely that the student could be granted bail for multiple homicide, but if that somehow happened, it would be university leadership's responsibility to decide if they could continue as a student, or were allowed on campus.": 0.0,
"If you want to see how this potentially plays out, look into Riley Gaul, the undergraduate student from Knoxville, TN who murdered his ex-girlfriend back in 2016. The college initially expelled him, but then reinstated him as a student for the sole purpose of being able to cooperate with authorities.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nYou're the advisor to a PhD student who has been arrested on 4 counts of 1st degree murder. What do you do? I'm obviously referring to the suspect that has been arrested on felony charges in the Idaho murders, while a PhD student in criminology. Was thinking about his advisor and what do you do in such cases, innocent until proven guilty and all that.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why is gnocchi sometimes chewy and sometimes pillowy? I've encountered potato gnocchi at a local Italian restaurant that was like a little pillow but most times I have had potato gnocchi it is chewy and dense. Are there different types of gnocchi or is the difference just due to recipe?",
"best_score": 112,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Proper gnocchi is cooked right after its prepared. Chewy gnocchi may have been frozen/refrigerated for a bit before being cooked.": 0.0,
"Poorly made gnocchi are gummy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy is gnocchi sometimes chewy and sometimes pillowy? I've encountered potato gnocchi at a local Italian restaurant that was like a little pillow but most times I have had potato gnocchi it is chewy and dense. Are there different types of gnocchi or is the difference just due to recipe?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I have many sweet potatoes but sadly, I do not like them because of the sweetness. I\u2019m determined to battle food waste and eat them anyway. How do you cook sweet potatoes in a way which will do the least to bring out their sweetness? I\u2019d prefer not to use too many ingredients but ultimately I\u2019ll do all I can to make them palatable. I have several. I have some ideas already: thinly slice into McDonald\u2019s style chips and cover in spicy seasoning and bake. Is there any clever food science that will numb the sweetness that I don\u2019t know about?",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I like them best cut into chunks and roasted with olive oil, salt, pepper and oregano": 0.0,
"I love them in a spicy curry. They help balance out the flavor imo.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI have many sweet potatoes but sadly, I do not like them because of the sweetness. I\u2019m determined to battle food waste and eat them anyway. How do you cook sweet potatoes in a way which will do the least to bring out their sweetness? I\u2019d prefer not to use too many ingredients but ultimately I\u2019ll do all I can to make them palatable. I have several. I have some ideas already: thinly slice into McDonald\u2019s style chips and cover in spicy seasoning and bake. Is there any clever food science that will numb the sweetness that I don\u2019t know about?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Amazon's advocacy for a $15 national minimum wage is a cynical ploy to destroy their competition by increasing costs on small business retailers so they cannot compete. Several media outlets are celebrating Amazon's decision to raise their worker's pay to at least $15/hour across the country. This is a great thing for a private company to decide to do in order to gain a competitive advantage over other private companies that are looking to hire the best people. However, I believe that Amazon took it a step too far when they also announced that they would be lobbying the Government to increase the Federal Minimum Wage to $15/hour. This is a transparent attempt to use the Government to crush their competition and do to the Mom & Pop retailer what Amazon has already done to the Mom & Pop Bookstore. Meanwhile, Amazon is investing Billions of dollars in robots and automation technology so that they won't have to pay a high minimum wage in the long run. &#x200B; This has very little consequences to small retailers in large cities like Atlanta, Dallas, New York and Seattle, because they can just raise prices without completely going out of business. But for small cities like Marfa, Tx., Park City, UT., and Oxford, MS.; a $15/hour minimum wage might as well be $50/hour. The plan is clearly to run these small retailers out of business, using the Federal Government, and then force the residence of these towns to buy most of their goods from Amazon. CMV.",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Small businesses are already spending less on labor than large businesses like Amazon are. They have less people employed in the first place which is why they're referred to as \"small businesses.\" An increase in minimum wage will have the same effect to small businesses that it does to large businesses, because the amount a business has to spend on wages is proportional to how many workers they have to pay a wage to.": 0.0,
"Isn't crushing the competition is kinda the building block of American capitalism. It's praised as the ultimate goal of a company that wants to thrive.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Amazon's advocacy for a $15 national minimum wage is a cynical ploy to destroy their competition by increasing costs on small business retailers so they cannot compete. Several media outlets are celebrating Amazon's decision to raise their worker's pay to at least $15/hour across the country. This is a great thing for a private company to decide to do in order to gain a competitive advantage over other private companies that are looking to hire the best people. However, I believe that Amazon took it a step too far when they also announced that they would be lobbying the Government to increase the Federal Minimum Wage to $15/hour. This is a transparent attempt to use the Government to crush their competition and do to the Mom & Pop retailer what Amazon has already done to the Mom & Pop Bookstore. Meanwhile, Amazon is investing Billions of dollars in robots and automation technology so that they won't have to pay a high minimum wage in the long run. &#x200B; This has very little consequences to small retailers in large cities like Atlanta, Dallas, New York and Seattle, because they can just raise prices without completely going out of business. But for small cities like Marfa, Tx., Park City, UT., and Oxford, MS.; a $15/hour minimum wage might as well be $50/hour. The plan is clearly to run these small retailers out of business, using the Federal Government, and then force the residence of these towns to buy most of their goods from Amazon. CMV.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you time manage spreading your time working on multiple projects? For example, do you \"time block\" your calendar and say 8am to 10am I work Project A. And 10am to 11am I work on Project B. What are other methods besides time blocking?",
"best_score": 78,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I go by deadlines and what I know I can accomplish efficiently. If I'm working one one project and have to fire off an email to understand what to do next, I'll drop it and go to the next project. When I dont like working on that next project I go on reddit and answer questions about how I manage my time.": 0.0,
"There are two things that help me figure it out. What keeps me up at night? What keeps my boss up at night? That\u2019s what I get done in a priority basis. In my old age, as I have one foot out the door I\u2019m starting to ask \u201cwhat keeps the kids up at night?\u201d, kids being the very young ones in the team. I have learn that through their inexperience, they still have feelings and intuition and if I talk to them, I learn a new reason not to sleep at night.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you time manage spreading your time working on multiple projects? For example, do you \"time block\" your calendar and say 8am to 10am I work Project A. And 10am to 11am I work on Project B. What are other methods besides time blocking?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is Stephen Hawking overrated? My professor told me that Hawking has done nothing significant in phyics like other great physicist. He's just popular due to his disability and perseverance. How much is this true about him?",
"best_score": 80,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askphysics",
"responses": {
"A better question would be: \"Why do we rate physicist or any scientist?\" We have a common goal as a scientist which is to make discovery in science or more poetically, unravel the mystery of the world we live in. I don't see why should one be rated. Yes, some do contribute more than another. But they also did made discovery for us regardless of how much one discovered.": 0.0,
"Yes and No. Hawking DID have some significant contributions to physics, but his popularity is more due to his illness and appearances in pop media. There are scientists who contributed far more and are not nearly as well known.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askphysics that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs Stephen Hawking overrated? My professor told me that Hawking has done nothing significant in phyics like other great physicist. He's just popular due to his disability and perseverance. How much is this true about him?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Everybody has a subject they're not good at, but why do so many people have trouble with math?",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Do you have any evidence to support that there is a greater proportion of people who are bad at math? Maybe it is just because I am a STEM major, but it doesn't seem to me that there are more people bad at math than things like writing.": 0.0,
"Just a guess but I think it could be two things, one, it builds on itself in a more complete way than say, English. If you only learn 70 percent of algebra and then 70 percent of geometry and then 70 percent of trigonometry, calculus will be hard because you missed a lot of information even though you passed the classes. Now if you get a 70% on your vocab test, you can disguise this in your writing by using words from the 70 percent you learned and people won't realize that you are missing the other 30 percent. Also math is objective, you know if your answers are right or wrong. However, writing and reading are more subjective. Many people assert that they are good writers when, in reality, they are below average.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Everybody has a subject they're not good at, but why do so many people have trouble with math?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I am trying to make a frittata without an overcooked bottom. I can\u2019t stand the taste of what are essentially burnt eggs at the bottom of a frittata, so I wanted to ask which technique would yield the most untouched bottom. Should I be baking it in the oven, or frying it on a very low heat for a longer time period?",
"best_score": 48,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I put mine on medium heat on the stove until it begins bubbling, then into the oven for the remainder. Evens it out, no burnt bottom.": 0.0,
"I cook the fillings on the stovetop (potato, peppers, whatever), then throw my cheese on and top with my egg mixture. Bake it in the oven to set the eggs.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI am trying to make a frittata without an overcooked bottom. I can\u2019t stand the taste of what are essentially burnt eggs at the bottom of a frittata, so I wanted to ask which technique would yield the most untouched bottom. Should I be baking it in the oven, or frying it on a very low heat for a longer time period?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Sesame Street] Is the Count good at math? Like differential equations or abstract algebra or multiplying numbers in his head? Or anything beyond reciting the natural numbers in sequence?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"He can't do calculus, but hes there when it counts.": 0.0,
"He says, \u201cI love to count\u201d not \u201cI\u2019m good at math\u201d.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Sesame Street] Is the Count good at math? Like differential equations or abstract algebra or multiplying numbers in his head? Or anything beyond reciting the natural numbers in sequence?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is the best way to lift up a garden shed (+-800kg) and rotate it? So our shed is 20years old and the floor and first few planks of the walls were rotting. So we lifted it with 3 jacks, installed a new floor and replaced those planks. Now my parents had the idea to turn it 90degrees so the window of the shed faces the pond... The original idea was to get 20 people to lift it and turn it but getting 20people together on the same day seems to be impossible. Getting a crane or something similar in our garden is impossible due to the fence we have. We think it ways about 800kg and it's 4m x 4m, do you have any ideas? TLDR; How to lift up and rotate a garden shed without 20 people or a crane?",
"best_score": 119,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Kenny Rogers": 0.0,
"Dig a pond on the window side of the shed": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is the best way to lift up a garden shed (+-800kg) and rotate it? So our shed is 20years old and the floor and first few planks of the walls were rotting. So we lifted it with 3 jacks, installed a new floor and replaced those planks. Now my parents had the idea to turn it 90degrees so the window of the shed faces the pond... The original idea was to get 20 people to lift it and turn it but getting 20people together on the same day seems to be impossible. Getting a crane or something similar in our garden is impossible due to the fence we have. We think it ways about 800kg and it's 4m x 4m, do you have any ideas? TLDR; How to lift up and rotate a garden shed without 20 people or a crane?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] A senator has just had a heart attack while in session in the senate chambers. She can't be moved, and medical transport is unavailable. Can we drive our repulsorpod balcony out of the building to the nearest hospital?",
"best_score": 50,
"worse_score": 2,
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"The pods are pretty slow, so you could? But it would take a hot second, it's more than likely that the senate building has something close to hospital level treatment somewhere in the building, so whoever it is would probably be ok.": 0.0,
"For a GALACTIC senate on the capital WORLD there is 100% a full time hospital wing in the senate with some of the best doctors and medical technology in the galaxy. The pod would move the senator through the service exit and medical droids would be there immediately to perform first care while hospital staff tried to figure out why its impossible to move someone having a relatively minor condition like a heart attack.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] A senator has just had a heart attack while in session in the senate chambers. She can't be moved, and medical transport is unavailable. Can we drive our repulsorpod balcony out of the building to the nearest hospital?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I privately sold a car, and 2 days later the buyer wants me to pay him back because he found out that the car has many issues. What do i do? I sold a VW Passat 2007 for about $4000 and also mentioned the issues it had. It had an oil leak and that\u2019s it. Today, the buyer says that the car is not drive-able and that the engine is from a junkyard and that the heater core is not there and stuff. I told him that I had no clue about all this and him and his full family came to inspect the car. They all liked it and bought it. Now he\u2019s saying that he is going to sue me over it. I looked up the laws in my state which say that a private sale is a done deal, as long as I have 4 documents. I have them all except the bill of sale. Does he have a legal basis to stand on?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 2,
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"As Is sale!!": 0.0,
"Tell the buyer he bought the car \u201cas-is\u201d and that the sale is final. Then ignore his calls and block him. If he still comes after you, tell him you will report him to the police for harassment or potential fraud.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI privately sold a car, and 2 days later the buyer wants me to pay him back because he found out that the car has many issues. What do i do? I sold a VW Passat 2007 for about $4000 and also mentioned the issues it had. It had an oil leak and that\u2019s it. Today, the buyer says that the car is not drive-able and that the engine is from a junkyard and that the heater core is not there and stuff. I told him that I had no clue about all this and him and his full family came to inspect the car. They all liked it and bought it. Now he\u2019s saying that he is going to sue me over it. I looked up the laws in my state which say that a private sale is a done deal, as long as I have 4 documents. I have them all except the bill of sale. Does he have a legal basis to stand on?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it worth it to stay an extra semester and add a mechanical degree to my aerospace engineering education? Hey r/AskEngineers! I\u2019m an aerospace engineering student at the University of Florida. I\u2019m about to enter my junior year of study (scheduled to graduate in Spring of 2022) and I\u2019ve got a quick question: Is it worth it to stay an extra semester, take 3-4 extra classes, and graduate with a mechanical degree as well? I would have to stay in college a few months longer which delays a possible paycheck and adds to my student debt (even though I have a scholarship for tuition). However, staying an extra semester gives me two summers before I graduate which gives me a little more breathing room to get an internship and possibly study abroad if I get the chance. Add on top of this that I haven\u2019t found exactly what I\u2019m passionate about and it leaves me in a bit of a conundrum. Will the benefits outweigh the costs (to the best of your knowledge)? Will having both degrees make me look more desirable to employers or will it be negligible? And will having both degrees increase the amount of jobs available to me? Thanks for answering my questions!",
"best_score": 82,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"I did the dual EE/CE program at UF. I think it helped set me apart from others. Also gives you a little more versatility in career options. If I had to do it all over I would have tried harder to get an internship or co op as well. Would have delayed me further but feel it would have helped me more at getting a job fresh out of college.": 0.0,
"Not worth it. The degrees are essentially interchangeable to begin with. Source: BSME with a job title of Aerospace Engineer for the past 25 years.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it worth it to stay an extra semester and add a mechanical degree to my aerospace engineering education? Hey r/AskEngineers! I\u2019m an aerospace engineering student at the University of Florida. I\u2019m about to enter my junior year of study (scheduled to graduate in Spring of 2022) and I\u2019ve got a quick question: Is it worth it to stay an extra semester, take 3-4 extra classes, and graduate with a mechanical degree as well? I would have to stay in college a few months longer which delays a possible paycheck and adds to my student debt (even though I have a scholarship for tuition). However, staying an extra semester gives me two summers before I graduate which gives me a little more breathing room to get an internship and possibly study abroad if I get the chance. Add on top of this that I haven\u2019t found exactly what I\u2019m passionate about and it leaves me in a bit of a conundrum. Will the benefits outweigh the costs (to the best of your knowledge)? Will having both degrees make me look more desirable to employers or will it be negligible? And will having both degrees increase the amount of jobs available to me? Thanks for answering my questions!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My dad sexually abused me from when I was 4-12/13 and is planning on having another child. How do I get him arrested? My father is a psychopath and a pedophile and I have proof. I haven't spoken to his side of the family because they know about him and they are protecting him. I'm afraid to speak publicly about it because he has a lot of money and connections. I'm in Massachusetts. I need as much advice as possible. What are my options?",
"best_score": 34,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Not a lawyer. If you have proof, contact the police. You may also contact CPS.": 0.0,
"There's connections and there's connections that GFTO once the words kiddy porn pops up ... most connections will be the GTFO kind. Call the police, make the report and provide them the evidence. If not for you, for any other victims he may have made so far, or will make in the future. You can make an anonymous report via for example a lawyer, but these days, nothing really is anonymous.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy dad sexually abused me from when I was 4-12/13 and is planning on having another child. How do I get him arrested? My father is a psychopath and a pedophile and I have proof. I haven't spoken to his side of the family because they know about him and they are protecting him. I'm afraid to speak publicly about it because he has a lot of money and connections. I'm in Massachusetts. I need as much advice as possible. What are my options?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Accidentally used too much alcohol, and I'm wondering is there a way to fix my jello shots? Hey guys, I wasn't thinking when I was making jello shots and I accidentally used twice the amount of alcohol that the recipe i was following called for. I'm worried that they wont set. Is there a way to fix this without starting over completely from scratch? This is how much I've used of everything: \\-1 box jello (3oz) \\-1.5 c water \\-0.75 c white rum \\-0.75 c triple sec \\-1 c peach schnapps &#x200B; Or is this a lost cause and I should just throw it out and start over? :(",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Honestly, take a little in a shallow bowl, put it in the fridge, and see if it sets up; I suspect it will. Back in my more party-oriented days, I seem to remember making \u201cReal Jello Shots\u201d, where each shot contained an actual shot of hard liquor\u2019s worth of alcohol, using Everclear. I think they were 3oz ramekins, so at .5 oz pure alcohol, they were 1/6th or around 17% ABV (34 proof). For your recipe, both triple sec and peach schnapps are around 30 proof. Even if the rum is 100 proof, when diluted with that much water the rum + water would be 34 proof. So overall, you\u2019re prob at around 32-33 proof, or closer to 30 if it\u2019s 80 proof rum.": 0.0,
"Why throw it out? So it doesn't set as jello, pour it in a glass add a slice of orange/lime or pineapple and turn it into a cocktail. lol": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAccidentally used too much alcohol, and I'm wondering is there a way to fix my jello shots? Hey guys, I wasn't thinking when I was making jello shots and I accidentally used twice the amount of alcohol that the recipe i was following called for. I'm worried that they wont set. Is there a way to fix this without starting over completely from scratch? This is how much I've used of everything: \\-1 box jello (3oz) \\-1.5 c water \\-0.75 c white rum \\-0.75 c triple sec \\-1 c peach schnapps &#x200B; Or is this a lost cause and I should just throw it out and start over? :(\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there a downside to buying lemon juice rather than an actual lemon for fish dishes and the like? One of these. You're missing out on the zest I get, but is it not much simpler to just use one of those bottle? From web searching it seems the answer is that fresh lemons taste better, but I live in Norway so I doubt I am getting the best lemons to start with.",
"best_score": 99,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Even bad lemons and limes are good. They're just less juicy, so you'll need more of them to get the amount you want. There is no good pasteurized lemon or lime juice. And it's very simple and easy to juice citrus using a Mexican style cast aluminum squeezer": 0.0,
"Its not as sour, nor does it have that lemony taste as much. The bottled lemon juice mostly tastes like liquid citric acid.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a downside to buying lemon juice rather than an actual lemon for fish dishes and the like? One of these. You're missing out on the zest I get, but is it not much simpler to just use one of those bottle? From web searching it seems the answer is that fresh lemons taste better, but I live in Norway so I doubt I am getting the best lemons to start with.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How bad is it to be a \"Jack of all trades\" in academia? Hey! While I think I'm doing relatively OK in terms of the sheer number of publications, something that's been bugging me lately is the fact that my publication are far from being concentrated around one topic (or even area within the discipline). Due to the fact that my country has a somewhat messy academic system, I found myself working on project A (one area within my discipline) and project B (another area within my discipline) for financial reasons, while trying to conduct my own PhD-thesis related research (let's call this \"project C\" - again, another area within my discipline). The situation becomes even more complicated because of additional random collaborations and because I also work on some extra stuff with my academic advisor (this stuff is a bit closer to my PhD-thesis than other projects). So ... How bad is it to be a \"Jack of all trades\" in academia? Does it look a bit better if you are only the first author of publications that are close to your area of interest (and a middle author on other publications)? Can it even be advantageous to be a \"generalist\"? What would you suggest?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Honestly. There are so many institutional incentives to just find and pursue a really niche and increasingly vanishing subject area, that I don't see how people find this fulfilling over the long run. That's why you hear people talking about \"research streams.\" It's far better, IMO, to be the kind of person who reads broadly and then finds specific areas of arbitrage: one area might have a method or idea or framework that can substantially develop another. In that way, you're kind of a translator of sorts and really a superhero in my mind. You create new opportunities rather than just foreclosing on existing research opportunities.": 0.0,
"When my partner was interviewing for jobs, someone actually said \"jack of all trades, master of none\" during the interview. He was pretty pissed about that. Long story short, though, he interviewed for 3 tenure track jobs and got offers from all 3.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow bad is it to be a \"Jack of all trades\" in academia? Hey! While I think I'm doing relatively OK in terms of the sheer number of publications, something that's been bugging me lately is the fact that my publication are far from being concentrated around one topic (or even area within the discipline). Due to the fact that my country has a somewhat messy academic system, I found myself working on project A (one area within my discipline) and project B (another area within my discipline) for financial reasons, while trying to conduct my own PhD-thesis related research (let's call this \"project C\" - again, another area within my discipline). The situation becomes even more complicated because of additional random collaborations and because I also work on some extra stuff with my academic advisor (this stuff is a bit closer to my PhD-thesis than other projects). So ... How bad is it to be a \"Jack of all trades\" in academia? Does it look a bit better if you are only the first author of publications that are close to your area of interest (and a middle author on other publications)? Can it even be advantageous to be a \"generalist\"? What would you suggest?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "IL] Final update on the neighbors hell bent on killing my dog You all might remember [this. Well it's finally come to an end. The LL removed the people next door, we got a restraining order against them and Gavin has come back home. We've been working on beefing up our yard now. We tore down our 6ft fence and are up putting up 8ft with angled wood on top (Mostly to stop Gavin from trying to jump out of the yard >:(((( ). We've also gotten rid of the trampoline since my dad ended up breaking it. Our pool is staying but now we're putting it in the ground so :D Hooray for working on a yard for god knows how long. But I just want to say thank you to everyone who gave me advice during this. We've been stress free for the last month and it's honestly been so peaceful in our small neighborhood now. Thanks /r/legaladvice :) You guys saved my dog and my sanity.",
"best_score": 67,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Congrats! And thanks for updating! Glad it's ending well for you.": 0.0,
"Whoo! Pics of Gavin please?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIL] Final update on the neighbors hell bent on killing my dog You all might remember [this. Well it's finally come to an end. The LL removed the people next door, we got a restraining order against them and Gavin has come back home. We've been working on beefing up our yard now. We tore down our 6ft fence and are up putting up 8ft with angled wood on top (Mostly to stop Gavin from trying to jump out of the yard >:(((( ). We've also gotten rid of the trampoline since my dad ended up breaking it. Our pool is staying but now we're putting it in the ground so :D Hooray for working on a yard for god knows how long. But I just want to say thank you to everyone who gave me advice during this. We've been stress free for the last month and it's honestly been so peaceful in our small neighborhood now. Thanks /r/legaladvice :) You guys saved my dog and my sanity.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I have 12 lbs of pears and 13 very large cucumbers that I have no idea what to do with. So my wife made a couple mistakes on our recent grocery order, she thought she was buying individual pears when she was buying 3lb bags, and she also ordered 6 cucumbers from two different stores (and we had one left too). So I've got a huge pile of pears and cucumbers. I love both of these things, and I'd love to figure out a way to actually eat them before they go bad. If I don't come up with a sexier idea, I'll probably dehydrate most of the pears, because I love dried fruit. But the cucumbers are a real trick. They don't freeze well, you can't really cook them, and they don't last all that long in the fridge! So what the heck can I do with them? I've tried cucumber gaspacho, and I'm not crazy about it, strangely. I could totally make pickles, but I'm wondering if there's another idea out there.",
"best_score": 114,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"if you remove the seeds and peel you can cook them in stirfry": 0.0,
"Juice the cucumber! It's great and fresh tasting. You can do all sorts of interesting combinations with things like mint, lime and ginger!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI have 12 lbs of pears and 13 very large cucumbers that I have no idea what to do with. So my wife made a couple mistakes on our recent grocery order, she thought she was buying individual pears when she was buying 3lb bags, and she also ordered 6 cucumbers from two different stores (and we had one left too). So I've got a huge pile of pears and cucumbers. I love both of these things, and I'd love to figure out a way to actually eat them before they go bad. If I don't come up with a sexier idea, I'll probably dehydrate most of the pears, because I love dried fruit. But the cucumbers are a real trick. They don't freeze well, you can't really cook them, and they don't last all that long in the fridge! So what the heck can I do with them? I've tried cucumber gaspacho, and I'm not crazy about it, strangely. I could totally make pickles, but I'm wondering if there's another idea out there.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why does simple syrup expire in a week Water doesn't really expire and sugar is a preservative so why does that happen",
"best_score": 43,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
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"Chemistry is weird like that. On their own, they're fine. Combined, they make something totally different. It's the opposite with Sodium and Chlorine. Apart, sodium is a volatile metal that will explode when exposed to water. And Clorine is a deadly gas. Together, the make a necessary compound for much of life. But the concentration matters, too. A high concentration of salt will dehydrate and/or kill life. A low concentration makes an essential electrolyte solution. Likwise, as others noted, in high enough concentrations, sugar is hygroscopic enough that it reduces the amount of water available to surrounding microbes, thus killing them and acting like a preservative. In lower concentrations, however, it becomes food.": 0.0,
"Lol I've literally had a bottle of simple syrup in a Grolsch flip top bottle on the shelf for at least 6 months and have been using it this whole time. It looks, smells and tastes the same as it did on day 1. I had absolutely no idea you're not supposed to keep it......": 1.0
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"post_content": "When a car wheel turns, does the air inside rotate at the same rate as the wheel/tyre?",
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"Eventually, it should get close enough for the difference to be negligible if you're at a roughly constant speed. The math behind figuring this out would be boundary layer calcs with some extra complication and some assumptions about slip/no-slip conditions thrown in. As far as how long that would take and the effect changing air pressures would have on it, I have no fucking clue. I hated that portion of fluid mechanics with a passion, and everything I do at work involving fluids is just plugging stuff into a computer model and let it tell me what the answer should be. As far as what acceleration does to pressure distribution in a tire, it's just like what the car does to your body when you accelerate or decelerate. There's some momentum present in the fluid, so when you accelerate there will be a shift in pressure differential towards the rear, and when you brake there will be a shift towards the front. Again, I have no idea how much of a difference that actually is, because fluid mechanics is a bitch and I prefer to let the computer do that for me, but it's there": 0.0,
"Assuming steady state wheel velocity yes. That assumption is doing alot of work though.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: When companies call themselves \"carbon neutral\", what does this mean - presumably every industrial process involves electricity and consuming energy?",
"best_score": 60,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Honestly one of the best explanations is on Microsoft's announcement of their latest climate pledge. Starting about halfway down the post they explain in depth the different ways companies use \"carbon neutral\", and the way researchers define it. Of course it ties up with their own climate pledge which is a nice example of how real companies can use these terms. https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2020/01/16/microsoft-will-be-carbon-negative-by-2030/": 0.0,
"Most of the companies that call themselves carbon neutral can do so because of two factors, actual emission reduction programs such as switching to LED lighting and sourcing electricity from solar and wind, and buying offsetting credits. Offsetting used to involved planting trees and such, but it has been streamlined such that there are organizations that are carbon negative (reforestation for example) that companies can just throw money at.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: When companies call themselves \"carbon neutral\", what does this mean - presumably every industrial process involves electricity and consuming energy?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] Why doesn't Spiderman wear armor all the time? Throughout the comics, Spiderman has had a TON of different armored suits that he'll wear for special occasions, but he always goes back to wearing plain spandex. Why is that? When he does wear armor it's usually to fight a particularly difficult opponent, and it doesn't seem to impair his agility in any way, so why not just keep it on? You never know when a normal day of crime stopping could take a turn for the worse",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"He doesn't have any space in his miniscule apartment to store it.": 0.0,
"His fighting style is about the most armor-hostile one in all of comics. Millimeter dodges, flexibility paramount, movement is life. It only seems not to impair his agility because his is off the charts and he is not a vocal complainer. But consistently switching out show he does not believe any armor is all much greater that compared the way he is au spandexal.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Marvel] Why doesn't Spiderman wear armor all the time? Throughout the comics, Spiderman has had a TON of different armored suits that he'll wear for special occasions, but he always goes back to wearing plain spandex. Why is that? When he does wear armor it's usually to fight a particularly difficult opponent, and it doesn't seem to impair his agility in any way, so why not just keep it on? You never know when a normal day of crime stopping could take a turn for the worse\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is the best alternative to \"I don't know\" in technical interview?",
"best_score": 61,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Je ne sais pas": 0.0,
"Be honest. Tell them it outside of your current scope. But have a plan for how to approach the situation... i.e. consult subject matter expert, research information, reach out to your industry network. Definitely use all tools at your disposal, no one is expected to be all knowing. Know how to find the information you need and use your resources. Never lie, and always be truthful about your scope of knowledge on any subject, humility is an important skill to learn.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why do many stereo receivers display their volume \"backwards\" (where zero is the loudest)?",
"best_score": 43,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Also, loudest is not always 0. Since have a 'reference' level that is 0 and you can actually go above that. http://www.thx.com/consumer/thx-technology/thx-reference-level/": 0.0,
"Because they don't display \"volume\". They display the **gain**. A negative gain reduces the output volume, and zero gain is their maximum volume (without distortion). You could obviously go over zero, but most of the stereos will not let you do that because a gain higher than zero distorts the sound.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Pregnant postdoc in a chemistry lab Hi all, I've been in my current postdoc position in the organic chemistry field (US) for almost two years now (33yo). I and my PI have discussed recently starting writing papers to prepare for switching positions by next year. But I still have some pieces left to complete a paper. I've struggled with infertility for many years. I am pregnant through IVF, it's now only 6 weeks. Until now, I am still doing research in the lab, even wearing PPE and performing in the hood, it's impossible to not be exposed to organic solvents. I plan to tell my boss until 10 weeks or so when the miscarriage chance significantly decreases. My major concern is the risks of continuing the lab works on the fetus. This pregnancy is too precious for us, I won't take any risks. I would like to hear people who have similar experiences or any suggestions are welcoming! Thanks!",
"best_score": 67,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"Discuss your work, the chemicals you use with your Obgyn. Stress and worry will affect your health. You may have to take a leave of absence If so, do it. Maybe teach online from home. Good Chem professors are few and far between. Congratulations! Bless n release. God's got you!": 0.0,
"We had a ton of pregnancies in our lab (two of which were mine as the lab coordinator). I know it's hard to share pregnancy information but I highly recommend that you do so with your PI. My MSDS folder had a check for all the chemicals it was okay for pregnant lab members to work with. If you want to wait, check yourself you might not be working with anything harmful. In that case, you can wait to say something. You'd be surprised at how many are okay and okayish (we wore hazard masks for okayish). The facilities lab coordinator made us completely stop with the okayish ones so extractions during pregnancy just had to be done by other folks in the lab. Luckily our lab had PLENTY to do so it wasn't an issue. This portion of your life if a snap shot. Your child is not. Check your MSDS, research what you're working with and I recommend NOT taking avoidable risks. Another poster was absolutely right. You don't have to fully disclose.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPregnant postdoc in a chemistry lab Hi all, I've been in my current postdoc position in the organic chemistry field (US) for almost two years now (33yo). I and my PI have discussed recently starting writing papers to prepare for switching positions by next year. But I still have some pieces left to complete a paper. I've struggled with infertility for many years. I am pregnant through IVF, it's now only 6 weeks. Until now, I am still doing research in the lab, even wearing PPE and performing in the hood, it's impossible to not be exposed to organic solvents. I plan to tell my boss until 10 weeks or so when the miscarriage chance significantly decreases. My major concern is the risks of continuing the lab works on the fetus. This pregnancy is too precious for us, I won't take any risks. I would like to hear people who have similar experiences or any suggestions are welcoming! Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there a difference in \u201cHeavy Cream\u201d and \u201cHeavy Whipping Cream\u201d if they are both labeled 36% milk fat? Are they interchangeable?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"They are the same.": 0.0,
"Yes, they are interchangeable": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a difference in \u201cHeavy Cream\u201d and \u201cHeavy Whipping Cream\u201d if they are both labeled 36% milk fat? Are they interchangeable?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] What does a boggart do after it successfully scares someone? You encounter a boggart and it appears as your worst fear. Maybe you've never heard of boggarts, so you think it's actually your worst fear standing there. Maybe you know it's a boggart but it's still really scary, and you either don't know how to cast the ridikkulus spell, don't have your wand, or are otherwise prevented. So you're overcome with fear and the boggart \"wins.\" What does it do? Does it eat you? Does it just wait for you to run away? Does it depend on what your fear is and thus what form the boggart has taken? And if so, would that mean some fears are inherently more dangerous than others? For example, if your fear is bears, would it attack you as a bear but if your fear is mice would it just be a mouse scurrying around and freaking you out?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"We don\u2019t particularly know, but I imagine it simply enjoys creating fear. It doesn\u2019t eat or drink or really seem to need anything to survive. It\u2019s also warded off by mocking it. Fear seems to be its primary motivation and defense mechanism.": 0.0,
"Nothing. They just feed on that fear, the way a plant feeds on sunlight.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Harry Potter] What does a boggart do after it successfully scares someone? You encounter a boggart and it appears as your worst fear. Maybe you've never heard of boggarts, so you think it's actually your worst fear standing there. Maybe you know it's a boggart but it's still really scary, and you either don't know how to cast the ridikkulus spell, don't have your wand, or are otherwise prevented. So you're overcome with fear and the boggart \"wins.\" What does it do? Does it eat you? Does it just wait for you to run away? Does it depend on what your fear is and thus what form the boggart has taken? And if so, would that mean some fears are inherently more dangerous than others? For example, if your fear is bears, would it attack you as a bear but if your fear is mice would it just be a mouse scurrying around and freaking you out?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Substituting vinegar for citrus: would you keep the quantities the same? Is lemon juice similar in acidity to apple cider vinegar, or do vinegars vary too much in their acidity to standardize this substitution? For clarity, when I say \u201ccitrus\u201d, I\u2019m mainly referring to lemon and lime juice, as I know regular old oranges and grapefruit aren\u2019t particularly tart.",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"It depends on what you're using it for. I'd probably start by adding half and then doing a taste test. The acidity is the same, but 5o me the flavors are very different.": 0.0,
"Citric acid evaporates at roughly 175fF whereas Acetic Acid evaporates at roughly 245F... This makes acetic acid better for reductive sauces and more stable once in solution, providing acidity over a longer time while hot. The citric acid would leave it's characteristic aromas or congeners bound to water in a sauce but left hot for a duration would lose some piquancy in comparison to acetic acid. Volatility of acetic acid at room temperature is notably high by comparison to citric acid however... Meaning it can go stale over very long durations if left uncovered, in part because the acetic acid is not the only component that we perceive as vinegar when tasting. Citric Acid is not dissimilar as it too is not the only component that we perceive as citrus acidity, some of those components are oil based and can oxidize over time degrading the expected flavor into something less desirable. Hope this helps. TLDR for cold applications dealers choice depending on taste and preference. For Hot applications there are objective functional differences. Vinegar is shelf stable when covered or with limited exposure to air. Citrus Juice should be used fresh for best results.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSubstituting vinegar for citrus: would you keep the quantities the same? Is lemon juice similar in acidity to apple cider vinegar, or do vinegars vary too much in their acidity to standardize this substitution? For clarity, when I say \u201ccitrus\u201d, I\u2019m mainly referring to lemon and lime juice, as I know regular old oranges and grapefruit aren\u2019t particularly tart.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My landlord gave me a notice to quit and repossess property two months before our lease is over. The paper says it's due to Marijuana use which they have no proof of (its legal recreationally for 21+ which we both are but the lease prohibits it regardless). My partner doesn't want to fight it which was my initial plan so we will be moving out on the date given on the paper. I looked over my lease twice to see if it says anything about being given a notice to quit and if they still expect us to pay rent for the remainder of our lease after we leave but it's not mentioned. We're supposed to be out by the third and I'm in Michigan so I need to know if I can legally still be responsible for rent for the remainder of the lease although they're the ones who wanted us out. Any help and advice is appreciated.",
"best_score": 29,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"No, you will not be liable for rent after the day you move out, as others have said. I hear you're planning on leaving, know that the process to even get a court date takes time. Then more time after that before the courts would send a sheriff out to remove you. So, if you need extra time to find a new place, there isn't much he can do to force you out quickly. It will probably take most of the 2 months you have left in your lease. It's probably in your best interest to communicate with the landlord about your leave date.": 0.0,
"I would look into Michigan's Comp Laws 500-600 since I do believe it states you are responsible for rent for the entire term of the lease, whether or not you live there. I would also advise to contact a state legal aid concerning your lease. If the management did receive complaints of you smoking weed in your apartment, and have testimony in the form of complaints of awareness from maintenance or other occupants, and your lease states its a smoke free apartment building, they have just cause to terminate your lease for breaking it. But I do believe you are still responsible for paying rent until the end of your lease, not just the notice in the state of MI, and if you'd rather not, then you should write a letter that you have sent certified to the office that you will no longer smoke in the apartment and ask for a probational period to show that you wish to be in compliance with your lease. Following that letter, find alternative ways to consume marijuana outside of smoking it. Then stay the rest of your lease and find someplace else that allows for smoking so that you're not experiencing this again.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy landlord gave me a notice to quit and repossess property two months before our lease is over. The paper says it's due to Marijuana use which they have no proof of (its legal recreationally for 21+ which we both are but the lease prohibits it regardless). My partner doesn't want to fight it which was my initial plan so we will be moving out on the date given on the paper. I looked over my lease twice to see if it says anything about being given a notice to quit and if they still expect us to pay rent for the remainder of our lease after we leave but it's not mentioned. We're supposed to be out by the third and I'm in Michigan so I need to know if I can legally still be responsible for rent for the remainder of the lease although they're the ones who wanted us out. Any help and advice is appreciated.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Are there any commercially available preservatives I could use to preserve my homemade mayo so it lasts as long as the storebought stuff? Seriously, I could leave a bottle of the homebrand in my fridge for weeks and it won't go rancid or split at all!",
"best_score": 58,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"The guy at serious keto on youtube mixes water, lemon, and egg yolks then gently microwaves it to 160F before emulsifying with the remaining ingredients. Found that interesting\u2026should help kill most of what might be lurking in the yolks?": 0.0,
"When I get in the mood to make mayo I will pasueurise the eggs first with my sous vide setup. The resultant mayo, in theory, should last well, but it's never around for very long!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAre there any commercially available preservatives I could use to preserve my homemade mayo so it lasts as long as the storebought stuff? Seriously, I could leave a bottle of the homebrand in my fridge for weeks and it won't go rancid or split at all!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Making a well and slowly incorporating flour: Why? Lots of recipes tell you to make a well in the center of the flour and slowly incorporate your water/eggs etc. What's the reason for this? Is it necessary? If you are using a kitchenAid or similar is it still necessary or can you dump everything in at once? Thanks",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I've always figured it just to be the old tried true method to doing it and if that's how your taught then that's how you do it. I do the well method sometimes because I enjoy the hands on aspect of it but if I'm in a hurry I just toss it all into my kitchen-aid and the results come out the same.": 0.0,
"Really depends on what you're making. If you're going for something that's not bread, it's usually to minimize gluten development. Also, flour takes some time to hydrate so it's not a bad idea to let the mixed dough rest for a few minutes to fully hydrate (or to mix slowly). With kitchen aid mixers, it's best to dump in items with the paddle attachment until they are fully mixed before switching to the dough hook when making a bread. The hook will not mix your ingredients sufficiently unless you have a very large recipe.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMaking a well and slowly incorporating flour: Why? Lots of recipes tell you to make a well in the center of the flour and slowly incorporate your water/eggs etc. What's the reason for this? Is it necessary? If you are using a kitchenAid or similar is it still necessary or can you dump everything in at once? Thanks\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to make French toast more \u201ceggy\u201d? My wife always complains that the inside of her French toast (that I make for her every weekend) is too dry inside. This weekend I really soaked it and poked it to get the bread very saturated, and it still came out dry. It was literally falling apart when I put it on the plancha. I use 1 egg for every 1.5 slices, and the same amount of milk. I throw in some vanilla extract. I use Challah that has been sliced and left open over night so that it\u2019s stale in the morning and more absorbent. Am I perhaps leaving it on the plancha for too long? I always thought low and slow was best, like a grilled cheese. I cook it on medium low for about 3-4min a side. My slices are about 25mm thick. Please help. :)",
"best_score": 41,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Try an overnight French toast casserole, basically bread pudding.": 0.0,
"I'd suggest oven dried bread instead. Lightly toasted is best. Refer to this link for my favorite recipe. https://www.seriouseats.com/perfect-quick-easy-french-toast": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to make French toast more \u201ceggy\u201d? My wife always complains that the inside of her French toast (that I make for her every weekend) is too dry inside. This weekend I really soaked it and poked it to get the bread very saturated, and it still came out dry. It was literally falling apart when I put it on the plancha. I use 1 egg for every 1.5 slices, and the same amount of milk. I throw in some vanilla extract. I use Challah that has been sliced and left open over night so that it\u2019s stale in the morning and more absorbent. Am I perhaps leaving it on the plancha for too long? I always thought low and slow was best, like a grilled cheese. I cook it on medium low for about 3-4min a side. My slices are about 25mm thick. Please help. :)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Please help me with my hard beans We eat tons of beans in this household, but since we moved to a new city I can't get my beans soft. They always have a crunch to them. Before we moved I would let them soak in water overnight, do a few water changes and cook them early afternoon. We never had a problem in the 10 plus years cooking beans. I have tried everything, soaking longer, in hot or cold water, more water changes while soaking, cooking for hours even tried filtering the water. They always turn out somewhat crunchy. This also extends to lentils. What am i doing wrong, we miss our beans please help bring this musical fruit back to our household.",
"best_score": 65,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I cook all my dry beans without soaking in my instant pot. Never have an issue.": 0.0,
"Did you move to a higher altitude? I have to cook my dried beans forever where I live being 5k feet above sea level.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPlease help me with my hard beans We eat tons of beans in this household, but since we moved to a new city I can't get my beans soft. They always have a crunch to them. Before we moved I would let them soak in water overnight, do a few water changes and cook them early afternoon. We never had a problem in the 10 plus years cooking beans. I have tried everything, soaking longer, in hot or cold water, more water changes while soaking, cooking for hours even tried filtering the water. They always turn out somewhat crunchy. This also extends to lentils. What am i doing wrong, we miss our beans please help bring this musical fruit back to our household.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I stop shocking myself? I have this awesome jacket that nice and fuzzy inside. It\u2019s a company jacket, and have to wear it. Problem is, when I take it off I\u2019m immediately charged full of electricity and the next conductive thing I touch I get shocked. I really dislike getting shocked. I absolutely hate it. Is there anyway I can avoid this? I\u2019ve tried holding onto something metal with one hand while I take my jacket off so the electricity has somewhere else to go. This is very difficult to do and instead of something metal shocking me, my jacket shocks me as it slides off. I\u2019ve tried removing the jacket slower, so there\u2019s more time for the voltage differential between me and the jacket to even out, but that only helps a little. Please help me. I suffer every day.",
"best_score": 68,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I used to work in a really dry building with a bunch of electrical engineers and similar. My boss's approach was \"hold a quarter in your hand and discharge through that.\" Didn't work very well for me because I have dry skin (bad electrical contact with the quarter), so I got a 1 megohm resistor and discharged through that. Now that Radio Shack is dead I can't think of a store where you can just go in and buy resistors.": 0.0,
"Wear a grounded ESD wriststrap at all times. On a more serious note, all you have to do is just discharge the static through a conductor on hand. You can just hold on to your key and touch the key to a grounded conductor, after you've already taken off your jacket. The spark will jump between the key and the conductor, so you won't feel the spark.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I stop shocking myself? I have this awesome jacket that nice and fuzzy inside. It\u2019s a company jacket, and have to wear it. Problem is, when I take it off I\u2019m immediately charged full of electricity and the next conductive thing I touch I get shocked. I really dislike getting shocked. I absolutely hate it. Is there anyway I can avoid this? I\u2019ve tried holding onto something metal with one hand while I take my jacket off so the electricity has somewhere else to go. This is very difficult to do and instead of something metal shocking me, my jacket shocks me as it slides off. I\u2019ve tried removing the jacket slower, so there\u2019s more time for the voltage differential between me and the jacket to even out, but that only helps a little. Please help me. I suffer every day.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is mixing spices before putting them on the food better than just sprinkling them one by one? When cooking for eg. meat I put all of the spices I intend on using in a tiny jar and give them a good shake, then I pour it over the meat. I think that way the spices are evenly spread out, but my mom thinks it's redundant- she first uses salt, then pepper, then other spices one by one. Is there a difference or is one method better than the other?",
"best_score": 79,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I like to mix my spices in a bowl and cook my meat and then eat the meat and poor the bowl of spices down my throat. You only live once.": 0.0,
"The only time I premix is for a rub or dry brine, do it mainly for even distribution. Other than that I put them on one by one": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs mixing spices before putting them on the food better than just sprinkling them one by one? When cooking for eg. meat I put all of the spices I intend on using in a tiny jar and give them a good shake, then I pour it over the meat. I think that way the spices are evenly spread out, but my mom thinks it's redundant- she first uses salt, then pepper, then other spices one by one. Is there a difference or is one method better than the other?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: non-profit institutions should have their transactions done in view of the public. Churches are included in this. My line of thought is that too many incidents have occurred, especially in churches, where people have put money into these institutions expecting it to be spent for noble purposes only for it to be embezzled into the preacher\u2019s pocket. Having every cent you put in tracked by the public eye makes it so this is no longer possible, and would probably expose a lot of corruption. Not only that, but if you can see where your money is going in a charity organization, it builds trust AND makes you feel like you are making a real difference in the world. That said, I do understand there may be some institutions such as abuse help services which require a certain level of anonymity, and I am open to that level of anonymity being provided. But for an institution whose job, ostensibly, is to hand out clothes or help feed the poor? No. Open your books. The people deserve to see.",
"best_score": 96,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Go to Guidestar and pull up the 990 for any nonprofit you\u2019d like. This already happens.": 0.0,
"Uh, 990's are public record. You can pull them up online for any charity you wish. There, you can see their financials for that year, and if you question anything, feel free to raise your concerns. If enough people don't like the fact that the salary line item exceeds the amount of charitable disbursements, there will be reckoning in one form or another.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: non-profit institutions should have their transactions done in view of the public. Churches are included in this. My line of thought is that too many incidents have occurred, especially in churches, where people have put money into these institutions expecting it to be spent for noble purposes only for it to be embezzled into the preacher\u2019s pocket. Having every cent you put in tracked by the public eye makes it so this is no longer possible, and would probably expose a lot of corruption. Not only that, but if you can see where your money is going in a charity organization, it builds trust AND makes you feel like you are making a real difference in the world. That said, I do understand there may be some institutions such as abuse help services which require a certain level of anonymity, and I am open to that level of anonymity being provided. But for an institution whose job, ostensibly, is to hand out clothes or help feed the poor? No. Open your books. The people deserve to see.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Should I have pre cooked my bacon before putting it in my deep dish pizza? I made a deep dish pizza following Babish's recipe. I used raw sausage as per the recipe, but also added some thinly sliced raw bacon. I baked all of this with the other ingredients for 35 minutes at 425f. The sausage seemed cooked, but the bacon seemed a bit soft (not crispy). Is there any chance it was undercooked, or if the sausage is cooked the bacon should be too?",
"best_score": 117,
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"Yes": 0.0,
"If it was hot enough to cook the sausage, it was hot enough to cook the bacon. From a food safety perspective it's probably fine, though impossible for us to 100% know for sure since we weren't there to measure the temperature. However if you want crispy bacon, it's going to need to be cooked at a higher temperature than the inside of a deep dish pizza can hit. A deep dish pizza has a lot of water in it, so the interior is never going to exceed 212F until it's effectively dehydrated inside. If you want crispy bacon, brown it in a pan or in the oven before putting into the pizza (though it will still get slightly soggy after sitting with the other ingredients).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nShould I have pre cooked my bacon before putting it in my deep dish pizza? I made a deep dish pizza following Babish's recipe. I used raw sausage as per the recipe, but also added some thinly sliced raw bacon. I baked all of this with the other ingredients for 35 minutes at 425f. The sausage seemed cooked, but the bacon seemed a bit soft (not crispy). Is there any chance it was undercooked, or if the sausage is cooked the bacon should be too?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How does our body \"decide\" where to store fat? If we eat more calories than we burn off and are putting on weight is there a typical pattern of where the body will store fat? Sometimes i see some people who are overweight, for example, who have very thin legs. Other times people not that overweight whose legs are larger than you may expect. Seems the typical areas is around the midriff. For men we all know about getting 'moobs'. So is there any real order to where fat should be stored around the body?",
"best_score": 80,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"I think it's important to point out that different areas of fat are more and less sensitive to catecholamines (hormones) trigging hormone sensitive lipase to mobilize stored fat. This is why most people tend to have \"stubborn\" fat deposits; generally men in the lower abs & back, women in the butt & thighs. These areas are less sensitive to the bodies \"call\" to release stored energy to make up a deficit of energy intake.": 0.0,
"Primarily genetics (which some biologists or geneticists can better answer), but I'll add something I recently found. Testosterone levels can have a significant impact on how the body stores fat around the waist. People with low testosterone levels seem to store more belly fat. This is a reason why belly fat increases with age (as testosterone decreases). This study shows people started to lose fat around their belly as testosterone was supplemented: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1778664": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow does our body \"decide\" where to store fat? If we eat more calories than we burn off and are putting on weight is there a typical pattern of where the body will store fat? Sometimes i see some people who are overweight, for example, who have very thin legs. Other times people not that overweight whose legs are larger than you may expect. Seems the typical areas is around the midriff. For men we all know about getting 'moobs'. So is there any real order to where fat should be stored around the body?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "eli5: Why do news reporters at the end of a report always state their name and news channel ( for example: \u2026they will continue fighting. John Doe, XYZ news)",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 2,
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"So you know who made the report and for which news network. Same reasons authors put their names on books they write, or bands put their name on albums they make.": 0.0,
"Holdover from radio. Person twirls the dial looking for something -maybe something specific like the news maybe just whatever catches their attention. They hit a station, but no idea what station. And they hear two people talking about an event. When they get done talking, they identify themselves as KVHT 730 AM radio out of Bumblestan Michigan. Well now you have some measure of trustworthiness to it, or the ability to find out. (Is this a well respected local station, or the station always reporting we are about to be invaded by aliens) And also, if you thought it was a good news program, you can make a point of trying to tune in again tomorrow now that you know what station you were listening to. And so it makes sense for stations to identify themselves. And not just at the end. Most stations will try to identify themselves every 10 minutes or so. This means during a 30 minute interview or 30 minute news program they find good breaks to identify themselves. At the start and at the end are pretty good spots to use that don't break the flow of the show. It's not like a newspaper where you can be reading an article and think highly of the reporter and just glance back on top and see who wrote it. Or even at the title of the piece. This is often why you hear them frequently reintroduce who they are interviewing if it's longer than 5 minutes. All this was true of early TV were even though you knew the set was on channel 5, playing with the antenna you might be getting channel 5 from city A 200 miles away to the east, or city B 200 miles to the west, or city C or D to the north or south. And personally, I still listen to various news radio. Big NPR fan. And I'm often annoyed that I hear the last 2 minutes of something and at the end they don't say \"That was an interview with Sam Cole of SuchandSuch Univiersity discussing the new medical treatment for baldness\" or whatever.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why does fresh air feel better to breathe in than indoor air?",
"best_score": 41,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Fresh air also has a tiny amount of ozone, Wich you can tell the difference but can't really distinguish Use a ozone generator in ventilated areas for really freshness smell": 0.0,
"I've always thought it was weird that when you come in from outside in the spring and you have your windows open it smells fresher than the outside WHICH IS IMPOSSIBLE.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[James Bond] Who are the poorest and richest villains in the series? Not counting henchmen, just the main bad guy of each movie in the series.",
"best_score": 34,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Is no one going to say Silva, the guy had only what he needed and was just out for vengeance not riches in any form": 0.0,
"I feel like Blofeld would be the richest. Most villains have a localized criminal/legitimate empire. SPECTRE's reach extends around the globe. And while most villians have a cool secret lair, Blofeld has countless such lairs. He can afford assassin after assassin, countless body doubles, and keep going even after Bond foils his scheme.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Culinary School I'm about to enter my junior year, and I'm starting to seriously consider applying to the CIA. I'm going to try to get a job at a local restaurant soon to see the difference between commercial and home kitchens. Other than that what are some recommendations, warnings, or other helpful info y'all have?",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Get ready to measure everything.": 0.0,
"I started working in restaurants about a year ago after I got fired from my old warehouse job and it was probably one of the best things that\u2019s ever happens to me that being said you can honestly learn everything that CIA would teach you in the job and get paid to do so rather than paying near $40,000 a semester to go to CIA": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCulinary School I'm about to enter my junior year, and I'm starting to seriously consider applying to the CIA. I'm going to try to get a job at a local restaurant soon to see the difference between commercial and home kitchens. Other than that what are some recommendations, warnings, or other helpful info y'all have?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If electric turbos are a thing why cant exhaust gasses be used to generate electricity for the car?",
"best_score": 85,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Unstated is what OP envisioned the purpose for turbos generating electricity?": 0.0,
"They could be. However, that would put back pressure on the engine and make it less efficient and limit its power, and very likely the energy harvested would be less than the energy lost in the engine.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is it usual to get to a point in your career where you no longer respect management? Hi Everyone. When I was younger I had an intrinsic respect for my managers. I was young and inexperienced and they were experienced and could teach me things. It\u2019s obvious in this scenario why their opinions matter and I should listen to them. As I\u2019ve developed as an engineer I\u2019ve realised that the executives (generally speaking) are actually worse engineers as they\u2019ve focussed on \u2018management\u2019 instead of the finer points of the discipline and in general have far less product knowledge. It seems like these people get selected by chance (or because they\u2019re friends with someone) and not because they are the most competent person for the role. Or even worse because they have \u2018management\u2019 experience. They then enter a position where they\u2019re no longer answerable and become both arrogant and lazy. In short.. I\u2019m finding it harder and harder to give two shits about what my boss says. I just want to complete my tasks to the best I can. This guy has adhd and tells me to make changes to projects based on spur of the moment thoughts and this almost always results in a worse solution. He has appointed myself and two other \u2018team leads\u2019 who are all responsible for 7 people, so he in effect, doesn\u2019t have to do his job. I\u2019m becoming increasingly frustrated with this. If anyone has any advice for dealing with a situation like this I\u2019d love to hear it. Thanks",
"best_score": 59,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Honestly, I don\u2019t even think about my manager most of the time. I feel like I\u2019ve only every really had the one who seemed to care at all about engineering and producing a product. To a certain extent it almost seems like the company I work for hires managers just to sit in meetings so I don\u2019t have to because they\u2019ve been running so lean on engineering for such a long time that all the engineers are too busy working amongst themselves.": 0.0,
"i felt similarly until i became a manager and it\u2019s just a different mindset that you need to have. your job at that point isn\u2019t to be the foremost expert but to be an enabler for those experts to get their work done. i\u2019ve since changed companies and i\u2019m back at an individual contributor role but i have a greater respect for managers and can oftentimes understand the strategies put in play.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it usual to get to a point in your career where you no longer respect management? Hi Everyone. When I was younger I had an intrinsic respect for my managers. I was young and inexperienced and they were experienced and could teach me things. It\u2019s obvious in this scenario why their opinions matter and I should listen to them. As I\u2019ve developed as an engineer I\u2019ve realised that the executives (generally speaking) are actually worse engineers as they\u2019ve focussed on \u2018management\u2019 instead of the finer points of the discipline and in general have far less product knowledge. It seems like these people get selected by chance (or because they\u2019re friends with someone) and not because they are the most competent person for the role. Or even worse because they have \u2018management\u2019 experience. They then enter a position where they\u2019re no longer answerable and become both arrogant and lazy. In short.. I\u2019m finding it harder and harder to give two shits about what my boss says. I just want to complete my tasks to the best I can. This guy has adhd and tells me to make changes to projects based on spur of the moment thoughts and this almost always results in a worse solution. He has appointed myself and two other \u2018team leads\u2019 who are all responsible for 7 people, so he in effect, doesn\u2019t have to do his job. I\u2019m becoming increasingly frustrated with this. If anyone has any advice for dealing with a situation like this I\u2019d love to hear it. Thanks\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "my employer fired me and threatened my life. He had to be held back So, I work in the restaurant industry. I went into work. My boss/an owner told me not to clock in. He pulled everyone up front. Told them I got upset after asking for a raise the day before. Said I was lucky he was a good Christian/in AA and in the same breath said \"I'll kill you motherfucker\". Multiple employees had to pull him away from me. I do not know how to move forward. My main question is if I should file a police report for assault. Now that I am no longer working there I am also interested in looking at unpaid overtime. I was a salaried employee but don't believe I ever qualified exempt according to the flsa. I'm in florida so I know workers don't have a lot of rights but there has to be something I can do. Any advice?",
"best_score": 71,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Never delay on a police report. They'll wonder why you waited to file it.": 0.0,
"I am not a lawyer, of course, but I hope this gets the discussion started. Assault in FL seems to require the following components: 1. A threat of violence 2. Ability to carry out the threat 3. An act that created a well-founded fear that the threat would be carried out (FL State Law 784.011) >An \u201cassault\u201d is an intentional, unlawful threat by word or act to do violence to the person of another, coupled with an apparent ability to do so, and doing some act which creates a well-founded fear in such other person that such violence is imminent. Edit: formatting errors.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nmy employer fired me and threatened my life. He had to be held back So, I work in the restaurant industry. I went into work. My boss/an owner told me not to clock in. He pulled everyone up front. Told them I got upset after asking for a raise the day before. Said I was lucky he was a good Christian/in AA and in the same breath said \"I'll kill you motherfucker\". Multiple employees had to pull him away from me. I do not know how to move forward. My main question is if I should file a police report for assault. Now that I am no longer working there I am also interested in looking at unpaid overtime. I was a salaried employee but don't believe I ever qualified exempt according to the flsa. I'm in florida so I know workers don't have a lot of rights but there has to be something I can do. Any advice?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "eli5: Why are flat feet generally worse than arched feet, when you have more surface area making contact with the ground?",
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"worse_score": 3,
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"It has also to do with ankle and knee joint stability along with foot spring action. People with flat feet tend to have ankles and knees which cave and knock inwards. This creates muscle imbalances and weaknesses that travel all the way up to lower back. You'll often see them complain of hip and back pain. Arched foot creates a strong foundation for glutes and quads, the biggest and strongest muscles in your body. As they say...the root cause of structural cracks on 6th floor actually arise from basement and plinth": 0.0,
"Flat feet are a common cause of general musculoskeletal pain and problems. Your body\u2019s balance begins in the feet; when the feet do not provide proper support, it can raise your risk for joint problems caused by poor posture and unnatural gait. Individuals with flat feet could be more likely to experience injury or pain in the feet, ankles, knees, or hips. A condition called plantar fasciitis is more common in people with flat feet as well. Plantar fasciitis occurs when the tendons in the feet are overstretched. This condition causes severe pain in the feet, especially in the morning. Flat feet tend to cause another condition called overpronation, which is when the ankles roll inward while you\u2019re walking. This can lead to foot and ankle pain. Because your feet are the basis of support for your entire body, having flat feet and overpronation can cause problems with your spinal alignment. You may notice that you also have problems with your hips, knees, and lower back.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Settle a debate: better to leave the air conditioning on when you\u2019re out for a few days or off and re-cool the house? HVAC types- I\u2019m in New England and it\u2019s hot but not Portland OR hot. We\u2019ll be out for 2 days and the temps will be in the 90s. We have several mini split systems in the house. When we leave it off for for a few hours the house gets up to the 80s but seems not to go above 83/84 inside. It\u2019s fairly humid so the dehumidifier aspects are one of our concerns. If we do turn on the A/C we leave up pretty high but enough to cool a little. So on or off?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 4,
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"what the hell? you leave the AC on h24?": 0.0,
"I live in FL. We always have the AC set at 80 during the day or off if I'm home. Our house is poorly insulated and it can't keep up. Never run no AC to prevent mold but we haven't had issues when its in the 80's.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSettle a debate: better to leave the air conditioning on when you\u2019re out for a few days or off and re-cool the house? HVAC types- I\u2019m in New England and it\u2019s hot but not Portland OR hot. We\u2019ll be out for 2 days and the temps will be in the 90s. We have several mini split systems in the house. When we leave it off for for a few hours the house gets up to the 80s but seems not to go above 83/84 inside. It\u2019s fairly humid so the dehumidifier aspects are one of our concerns. If we do turn on the A/C we leave up pretty high but enough to cool a little. So on or off?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "eli5: How would \"marked money\" help law enforcement find a culprit in the early 1900s? I was watching Boardwalk Empire and they talked about marked money. Once it changes hands to a store how did they know who gave them marked money and to turn in to law enforcement?",
"best_score": 18,
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"Serial numbers on cash also formed part of the prosecution of the Yorkshire Ripper, when a \u00a35 note was found in the possession of a victim and was traced to a business where the note formed part of staff wages.": 0.0,
"its actually a pretty effective way to track where money from a source is being spent. i've heard of strip clubs filling the atm's with $2 bills. just to show how they proliferate through the community as they're spent. every time someone got a 2, they'd see how money from a strip club was being spent at the grocery store or tire store and it made the locals less concerned about the perceived negative impacts of the strip club and notice the positive effects it had on the local economy.": 1.0
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"post_content": "In light of the damage to the Kerch Bridge, Russian officials have said it \"will be promptly restored, since it is not of a serious nature\". Rail traffic is said to be restored by the end of today. How realistic is this? Source https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-63183783",
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"Not possible, most of their engineers were drafted during \u201cpartial\u201d mobilisation.": 0.0,
"As a bridge engineer at a very large railroad, I disagree with most on here. Yeah the fire was bad, but it was on top and not underneath. The stuff that was damaged (deck, ballast, ties, rail) could all be replaced in 24-48 hours given the right resources. It's not surprising to me at all that they are claiming the bridge is back in service. We've been in similar situations and had our bridges back in service with a day.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIn light of the damage to the Kerch Bridge, Russian officials have said it \"will be promptly restored, since it is not of a serious nature\". Rail traffic is said to be restored by the end of today. How realistic is this? Source https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-63183783\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Bipolar disorder should be viewed as serious and with the same sympathy as cancer Let me lead by saying the mortality rate for bipolar is 20%. 20% of people with the illness will die of suicide. The treatments often have horrible side effects (weight gain, irreversible drug induced Parkinson\u2019s, inability to feel joy, tremors, loss of sex drive). If 20% of people die from this disorder it should be treated the same as a cancer with an 80% survival rate and required life long treatment. They\u2019re both illnesses that no one would ever wish upon themselves. They\u2019re both potentially lethal, they both have side effect heavy treatment, and they both can be financially devastating. Bipolar disorder is stigmatized. Imagine if people talked shit about people with cancer? That\u2019s sure what it feels like society is doing to me when we stigmatize the mental illness with the highest suicide rate. Change my mind?",
"best_score": 46,
"worse_score": 2,
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"I mean I have it its extremely serious something like 3/4 try and commit suicide and 1/4 actually succeed. It's sad and it's an insanely high number but I feel this is apples and oranges. I also have some bone disorder where work and long years of crazy sports collapsed my femur heads and had to get both hips replaced and a large dose of radiation in each hip. It's two completely different things that are both are hard to deal with but in completely different ways. Physiological disorders are just that Physiological so it's different and should be treated as such. I do think the stigma of bi polar and it not being taken seriously and now kinda a \"trend\" to be like \"I'm bipolar I'm so quirky\" makes me fucking sick though.": 0.0,
"I was diagnosed with manic depression/bipolar disorder about 8 years ago and I agree that it should be viewed as more serious. It takes a toll on me constantly when I dip into depressive episodes and I\u2019ve survived suicide attempts. It\u2019s not at all easy, and most people don\u2019t recognize how difficult it is. However, I don\u2019t think it\u2019s fair to compare it to cancer. My treatment for bipolar disorder has never been anywhere near as intrusive or disruptive to my life as chemotherapy would be to a cancer patient. There\u2019s also been several periods in my time with bipolar disorder where I\u2019ve been doing well on my own and haven\u2019t needed medicated treatment, which is something a cancer patient often doesn\u2019t have the liberty of doing. Bipolar disorder sucks and people should definitely recognize that, but there\u2019s no reason to compare it to cancer.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Bipolar disorder should be viewed as serious and with the same sympathy as cancer Let me lead by saying the mortality rate for bipolar is 20%. 20% of people with the illness will die of suicide. The treatments often have horrible side effects (weight gain, irreversible drug induced Parkinson\u2019s, inability to feel joy, tremors, loss of sex drive). If 20% of people die from this disorder it should be treated the same as a cancer with an 80% survival rate and required life long treatment. They\u2019re both illnesses that no one would ever wish upon themselves. They\u2019re both potentially lethal, they both have side effect heavy treatment, and they both can be financially devastating. Bipolar disorder is stigmatized. Imagine if people talked shit about people with cancer? That\u2019s sure what it feels like society is doing to me when we stigmatize the mental illness with the highest suicide rate. Change my mind?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Rabbit hole engaged... 11,082 cookbooks in digital format starting in the 16th Century. Archives cookbooks",
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"worse_score": 2,
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"This is an amazing contribution to the furthering of all mankind. Thank you for posting.": 0.0,
"Cooking in the 1800s: \"First, you're gonna want to boil a calfs foot\" Thank you for this gem": 1.0
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"post_content": "In a job interview, how bad would it be to admit to having a non-legit copy of SWX? As a Solidworks Drafter, I have been work-free for a little over a year. I may have a pirated copy of SWX 2019 that could be used for home-projects and other practice. In a job interview, how detrimental would it be to admit to having this? Would it be better to say my spouse gifted it to me, or that I bought it? I suspect that I could say I have SWX 2019 and leave it at that (guess I'm the nervous type). As soon as I can afford it, I honestly do plan to purchase a SWX license for my home projects (nothing to sell, just fix my house).",
"best_score": 77,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Why is it relevant? I'm experienced in said software. Done. Don't use pirated stuff for professional work.": 0.0,
"They don't care, but their attitude in an interview is generally \"I have x minutes to make an informed decision on whether or not hiring this person will benefit our company\". So don't bring it up or admit to it, you're experienced, and can demonstrate that if they provide you the opportunity, that's what they care about. Using your pirated version to modify their files? Completely different situation and they'd be pissed. Don't ever do that, and be really careful what kind of interaction your work and personal computers/devices have as a general rule anyway. There's varying degrees of importance, but you really shouldn't ever mix files between work and personal devices or be asked to.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIn a job interview, how bad would it be to admit to having a non-legit copy of SWX? As a Solidworks Drafter, I have been work-free for a little over a year. I may have a pirated copy of SWX 2019 that could be used for home-projects and other practice. In a job interview, how detrimental would it be to admit to having this? Would it be better to say my spouse gifted it to me, or that I bought it? I suspect that I could say I have SWX 2019 and leave it at that (guess I'm the nervous type). As soon as I can afford it, I honestly do plan to purchase a SWX license for my home projects (nothing to sell, just fix my house).\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I\u2019ve started to notice a pattern in my moods and realized that every month, I go through about a week of depression and self loathing. Is this something I should talk to my doctor about? I\u2019m beginning to think it might be a hormone issue but I don\u2019t have much of the other symptoms other than bloating and fatigue. If it was a hormone issue, would it be treatable? 18F, 5\u20191, 128 lbs, no medication, i took epuris for a few months last year though.",
"best_score": 12,
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"Do you use a period tracker app? I do and can see when I start pmsing. During those two weeks before my period I feel awful emotionally so i try to eat better, work out, take lots of baths, not over commit to plans, and just generally be nicer to myself. But those self loathing feelings don\u2019t really go away I just try to focus on how awesome I feel about myself when I\u2019m ovulating and remind myself it\u2019s all hormonal.": 0.0,
"Head over to r/PMDD it has a lot of support for this type of thing, even if you don\u2019t have PMDD but just a hormone imbalance or extreme mood swings, it\u2019s nice to have a support group. And yes I think it would be good to chat with your doc about it! Hormones can be out of balance and there may be something you can do to help it :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI\u2019ve started to notice a pattern in my moods and realized that every month, I go through about a week of depression and self loathing. Is this something I should talk to my doctor about? I\u2019m beginning to think it might be a hormone issue but I don\u2019t have much of the other symptoms other than bloating and fatigue. If it was a hormone issue, would it be treatable? 18F, 5\u20191, 128 lbs, no medication, i took epuris for a few months last year though.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old How Indian restaurants are able to serve curries with such tender meats in such a short amount of time? I would understand if say each curry only had one meat option. For example a big thing of lamb vindaloo could begin cooking earlier that day and they can dish it out all evening. But at the restaurant I was at today there were multiple different curries each with the option of lamb, chicken, or beef. How is it that they can have any of these ready within 20 min, with such tender meat?",
"best_score": 34,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Married to someone that cooks these. Firstly, dishes like chicken tikka masala are kept in a large Tupperware container all mixed together and left all day (sealed up and cool). This breaks down the meat quite a lot because the sauce usually has ingredients that will do that (like vinegar). Then when it\u2019s cooked, it takes very little time or heat, and the spices have marinated deep into the meat. For other dishes, they are created and cooked in large pots and cooked very slowly. The trick is to cook meat in a sauce over 2-3 or more hours, at very low heat. The meat remains very tender that way. Cooking meat quickly makes it tough. In most cases, this means the meal is ready to eat almost immediately, hours later.": 0.0,
"Here's a video of how the lamb is pre-cooked https://youtu.be/VfoqesaGr6I And another from the same guy showing how dishes are assembled for service https://youtu.be/41VwSuJ8Q2A TL;DR the meat is cooked in a large batch with relatively neutral spices and then finished in the specific sauce for service": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old How Indian restaurants are able to serve curries with such tender meats in such a short amount of time? I would understand if say each curry only had one meat option. For example a big thing of lamb vindaloo could begin cooking earlier that day and they can dish it out all evening. But at the restaurant I was at today there were multiple different curries each with the option of lamb, chicken, or beef. How is it that they can have any of these ready within 20 min, with such tender meat?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Lethal injection and electrocution should never be used and instead execution by firing squad should be the default. Alabama just paused lethal injection because of a 3rd failed attempt. It doesnt make sense to play with new sciencey materials to execute a death penalty. It makes infinitely more sense, ethically, to line up 12 rifleman with 6 of the guns randomly loaded blanks, all aiming at someones head. Failing with chemicals or frying someones brain with electricity is wildly unethical in comparison and should never be used again. Im not debating the death penalty. Im advocating for making the firing squad the default method nationwide. It has already recently become the norm in SC.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Lethal injection would work better if done by actual doctors, most of the time it\u2019s done by a prison guard who essentially drew the short straw.": 0.0,
"A state killing one of its citizens for committing a crime against the state can never be humane. Humans are not infallible enough to decide to kill someone for a crime. As it stands currently, ll crime against the state is a result of poor material conditions. Be it financial, medical, or psychological. A state that refuses to act on this, is a state that is asking for crime. You cannot have a state that is constantly churning out citizens who are poor or mentally ill (typically both) who are often without a resource for help by the fault of the state, and then kill them without it being inhumane": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Lethal injection and electrocution should never be used and instead execution by firing squad should be the default. Alabama just paused lethal injection because of a 3rd failed attempt. It doesnt make sense to play with new sciencey materials to execute a death penalty. It makes infinitely more sense, ethically, to line up 12 rifleman with 6 of the guns randomly loaded blanks, all aiming at someones head. Failing with chemicals or frying someones brain with electricity is wildly unethical in comparison and should never be used again. Im not debating the death penalty. Im advocating for making the firing squad the default method nationwide. It has already recently become the norm in SC.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If cancer is just cells randomly mutating, why do we hear a lot about lung or breast cancer, but not so much about leg or hand cancer?",
"best_score": 59,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"A hand, leg, and foot are made up of different building blocks like skin, muscle, blood vessels, and connective tissue. Your whole limb (leg, hand, etc) cannot \"get cancer\" rather one of your building blocks has cancer. It is certainly possible for that said cancer to either become metastatic or invasive to move to another tissue. Either way it is still the original cancer and not a new one because it is made up of the same cells. We say lung cancer just to say the tissue that has become cancerous is in the lung, not because the whole lung is cancer ridden.": 0.0,
"Leg and hand cancer would fall under a broader term like bone or skin cancer depending on what's actually cancerous.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Just got tenure. Want to let my gender fluidity come out in professional environments. What do you think? I'd like to let my gender fluidity be present at work, but I am hesitant. I'm not in gender studies or similar, and it will be a surprise for most. Do I send an email to the faculty? Do I explain \"gender\" to students the first day of class even though it has nothing to do with the class? I'd definitely keep my clothes professional but I'm a 35 y.o. dude, and while teaching or presenting in a conference as my authentic self sounds exhilarating, I know it's an image I can't take back--especially if it's one of those 300-student survey. I'm wondering if anyone has any related experiences or feedback. Would you care if a male professor in your department suddenly would show up here and there in feminine clothing? Hesitant to see him/her representing the department?",
"best_score": 22,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"I have trans colleagues but none that have transitioned or come out after they were hired. It wouldn't be an issue for my department at all (I'm the chair) but I think it would be...courteous? ...to mention this to your departmental colleagues if they don't know already. For example, it's departmental culture for us to share pronouns during introductions at the start of a class, in any public meeting, etc. so if nothing else it would create some confusion in my department if you changed pronouns (but of course you might have already been using gender-neutral ones). I wouldn't bother with the students, it's none of their business really. How/if you say anything to colleagues probably also depends on the size and nature of the department. Mine is 100% tenure-track and quite social...we and our families do stuff together all the time and consider each other friends. This is exactly the sort of personal stuff we do share all the time. If you're in a huge, impersonal department with a lot of transient/part time faculty things might be different.": 0.0,
"I'm only a PhD student but I'm also a non-binary person in science.... I don't think you should go down the \"big reveal\" route, and definitely don't send a mass email or make an announcement in front of a class. Personally I just gradually began to transition as I became more confident over the last couple of years. When I joined my program I wore strictly masculine clothing, and gradually became more feminine over time. If you're gradual then in the beginning everyone will write off your slight femininity as 'fashion'. After a while if you start wearing women's clothing items then no one will blink an eye because they're already used to you having a feminine appearance. If you just suddenly come to work wearing a skirt after having always previously worn men's clothes then it's going to be jarring. I can understand the urge to 'come out' but I'd keep that for your private life - at work I'd only mention it directly if asked.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nJust got tenure. Want to let my gender fluidity come out in professional environments. What do you think? I'd like to let my gender fluidity be present at work, but I am hesitant. I'm not in gender studies or similar, and it will be a surprise for most. Do I send an email to the faculty? Do I explain \"gender\" to students the first day of class even though it has nothing to do with the class? I'd definitely keep my clothes professional but I'm a 35 y.o. dude, and while teaching or presenting in a conference as my authentic self sounds exhilarating, I know it's an image I can't take back--especially if it's one of those 300-student survey. I'm wondering if anyone has any related experiences or feedback. Would you care if a male professor in your department suddenly would show up here and there in feminine clothing? Hesitant to see him/her representing the department?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My neighbors use my mailing address for packages and we are not on good terms. What are my legal obligations when I receive one? My neighbors have on multiple occasions sent packages to my address. I know this is likely on purpose because their address doesn't come up properly when you google it, but ours does. Given that delivery services like Amazon or Walmart probably use google maps, it seems intentional that they are using our address to get their packages sent to our house, and then have us begrudgingly drop it off at their door. Once they sent one of their kids over to ask for their package when we didn't bring it fast enough. I feel that this is attempt to annoy us because they could send the packages to the neighbor on the other side of their house - it's just as close and AFAIK they aren't on bad terms with them. My question is do I have a legal right to withhold their package if it is addressed to my house? My intention is to return the package to the sender. Obviously, I will not open or tamper with their package in any way. What if they have someone knock on my door and request the package? Am I legally required to give it to them when it has my address on it?",
"best_score": 63,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Tell the delivery person that the receiver no longer lives here and has moved to an unknown address.": 0.0,
"Fedex as well is based on the information behind google maps. UPS doesn't seem to have this problem. You can add their address to google maps.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy neighbors use my mailing address for packages and we are not on good terms. What are my legal obligations when I receive one? My neighbors have on multiple occasions sent packages to my address. I know this is likely on purpose because their address doesn't come up properly when you google it, but ours does. Given that delivery services like Amazon or Walmart probably use google maps, it seems intentional that they are using our address to get their packages sent to our house, and then have us begrudgingly drop it off at their door. Once they sent one of their kids over to ask for their package when we didn't bring it fast enough. I feel that this is attempt to annoy us because they could send the packages to the neighbor on the other side of their house - it's just as close and AFAIK they aren't on bad terms with them. My question is do I have a legal right to withhold their package if it is addressed to my house? My intention is to return the package to the sender. Obviously, I will not open or tamper with their package in any way. What if they have someone knock on my door and request the package? Am I legally required to give it to them when it has my address on it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there any benefit to sauteing rice in olive oil and/or butter before boiling it? Or is that just a waste of time?",
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"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"If you\u00b4re going to *boil* the rice, then the chances of the rice taking on any of the fat will be minimal. If you\u00b4re making risotto or paella, however, absolutely necessary.": 0.0,
"It reduces sticking and adds a toasty flavor that is good in some cases and doesn't work in others.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there any benefit to sauteing rice in olive oil and/or butter before boiling it? Or is that just a waste of time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How much of the upper-division math do you use on a daily basis? When I say upper-division, I mean multi-variable calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. When I worked a structural engineer, almost all our number crunching was done on Excel spreadsheets. We did some handwritten calculations here and there, but it was only basic algebra and geometry. The only time we used matrices and differential equations was when we employed Finite Element Analysis programs to test structures, and those programs created all the stiffness matrices automatically. What type of engineering do you do and what type of math do you use?",
"best_score": 24,
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"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"For my paper I had to do some integration and calculus. Few I did manually and few with Numerical Methods. They were perhaps the most intricate numericals I had to do. Also I feel if you are pursuing higher studies then you will be dealing with Differential equations and calculus lot more and sometimes they will be pretty lengthy.": 0.0,
"Signal processing - I use linear algebra all the time. Calculus less but you need to know the concepts.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow much of the upper-division math do you use on a daily basis? When I say upper-division, I mean multi-variable calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. When I worked a structural engineer, almost all our number crunching was done on Excel spreadsheets. We did some handwritten calculations here and there, but it was only basic algebra and geometry. The only time we used matrices and differential equations was when we employed Finite Element Analysis programs to test structures, and those programs created all the stiffness matrices automatically. What type of engineering do you do and what type of math do you use?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General] It's stated that some magical beings cannot lie, honor oaths as the highest priority... but will use half-truths to manipulate mortals. Could you prevent this by making them swear to tell the truth, the WHOLE truth and nothing but the truth? Special emphasis on the second point.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"I guess if you could make them sit down and be cross examined and forced to rephrase stuff. The real trick is turn of phrase and the misinterpreting of the questioner.": 0.0,
"Someone been burned by an Aes Sedai it seems.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General] It's stated that some magical beings cannot lie, honor oaths as the highest priority... but will use half-truths to manipulate mortals. Could you prevent this by making them swear to tell the truth, the WHOLE truth and nothing but the truth? Special emphasis on the second point.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Harry Potter] I just took polyjuice potion of a woman who, as luck would have it, is about to go into labor. Am I now also pregnant? Am I having this kid? Does the kid disappear after the potion wears off?",
"best_score": 117,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"No, pregnancy is a medical condition, not a part of her body. You only get her looks. Like, if she has the flu, you wouldn't get the flu.": 0.0,
"The child is a separate entity. You didn't grab any of its hair, so you don't get it's appearance. You would become a version of the woman who is not pregnant.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Harry Potter] I just took polyjuice potion of a woman who, as luck would have it, is about to go into labor. Am I now also pregnant? Am I having this kid? Does the kid disappear after the potion wears off?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Watchmen/LoTR] Doctor Manhattan finds the One Ring. Does it have an effect on him?",
"best_score": 51,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"I believe the consensus is that the One Ring works on those below Sauron in the cosmic tiers of Middle Earth. Essentially, so the question boils down to who is stronger: Dr Manhattan or Sauron? I'm not sure if Dr Manhattan is particularly abstract enough to be beyond Sauron's corruption; he has some pretty impressive corruption feats and even manages to trick more powerful beings than himself. Sauron is a bit like Loki actually. I think Dr Manhattan is still human enough and fallible enough to fall prey to the corrupting influence of the Ring, but he will be much like Gandalf feared he would become should the Ring come to him. He would become more powerful than Sauron and bend the wills of everyone to him.": 0.0,
"It's just a ring of power. The world's greatest ring of power has no more effect on him than does its greatest *toothbrush*.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Advice needed: what is the best way to tell new engineer to just sit back and listen without trying to come up with solutions to problems he doesn't understand yet? I'm a new manager and this guy is a recently hired engineer so I don't want to sound like a jerk but there has been several instances where I or others around me go down rabbit holes explaining why his solutions to problems aren't real solutions. It takes us away from the conversation and adds zero value. He has a really good head on his shoulders so I don't want others around the shop to write him off as a fool because he just doesn't have the experience to come up with actual solutions yet. I want him part of those meetings so he can learn but its almost like he thinks I'm bringing him to help us troubleshoot. What is the best way to tell him to shut up and listen?",
"best_score": 67,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Let him do it. You guys are probably specialists by now. Probably forgot all the general stuff you learned in college. You know Kadane\u2019s algorithm was discovered by a college student. Solved a computer science problem that generations of theoretical experts couldn\u2019t come up with. If his talks annoy you, then just don\u2019t listen to him. Nobody\u2019s forcing you to listen to his ideas or implement the first thing coming out of his mouth.": 0.0,
"As an engineer with 20 years experience i think the best way to handle this is to not knock his ideas. Continue to be open to accepting. Objectively explain why you think his ideas won't work, but appreciate and encourage his ideas. Remember, he may have quoted the wrong engineering principle, but his overall idea may be correct.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAdvice needed: what is the best way to tell new engineer to just sit back and listen without trying to come up with solutions to problems he doesn't understand yet? I'm a new manager and this guy is a recently hired engineer so I don't want to sound like a jerk but there has been several instances where I or others around me go down rabbit holes explaining why his solutions to problems aren't real solutions. It takes us away from the conversation and adds zero value. He has a really good head on his shoulders so I don't want others around the shop to write him off as a fool because he just doesn't have the experience to come up with actual solutions yet. I want him part of those meetings so he can learn but its almost like he thinks I'm bringing him to help us troubleshoot. What is the best way to tell him to shut up and listen?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] In the Incredible Hulk (2008) General Ross wants to capture Banner so that he can turn his power into a weapon. So we know he REALLY wants superhuman soldiers. But he already has the tech to make supersoldiers. So, why doesn't he make an entire army of captain americas? General Ross turns Blonsky into a supersoldier that is apparently on the same level as Captain America. And, since he spent years trying to capture the Hulk specifically because he was intrested in using him as a weapon, we know that he really, really, really wants enhanced soldiers. So, if he wants supersoldiers and has the tech to produce supersoldiers, why doesn't he make an entire army of supersoldiers?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Just gonna take a minute to realize how Falcon and the Winter Soldier shows how Ross had access to a pretty good replica of the Serum. Getting a Hulk Soldier would have been an interesting subplot to She-Hulk, or Professor Hulk.": 0.0,
"The issue that everyone seems to be overlooking is that Blonsky on teh SS juice was unstable. Yes he had enhanced physical abilities but the man was unhinged, willing to kill civilians (the doc that gives him the Hulk blood) just for disobeying orders. That's the problem with all the super soldiers they tried to make. The juice makes them unstable, everyone except Isaiah Bradley. It's not that they just wanted someone with super powers, that seems to be relatively easy. They wanted someone with super powers who was as effective as Capt America, still followed orders, and wasn't likely to mass murder any civ cause they took an extra five second getting them their morning coffee.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] In the Incredible Hulk (2008) General Ross wants to capture Banner so that he can turn his power into a weapon. So we know he REALLY wants superhuman soldiers. But he already has the tech to make supersoldiers. So, why doesn't he make an entire army of captain americas? General Ross turns Blonsky into a supersoldier that is apparently on the same level as Captain America. And, since he spent years trying to capture the Hulk specifically because he was intrested in using him as a weapon, we know that he really, really, really wants enhanced soldiers. So, if he wants supersoldiers and has the tech to produce supersoldiers, why doesn't he make an entire army of supersoldiers?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My advisor showed me his LoR and asked me what I thought. He mentioned my poor undergrad grades but \"put a positive spin\" on them. Should I ask him to remove it? Hello community. Please remove if not appropriate. Thanks. I'm an international MS student looking to apply for PhD programs in the US this round. My advisor called me in and showed me what he wrote for my LoR and asked me if I wanted to change anything (I don't think this is normal or \"ethical\" but who am I to say no to a kind gesture). I'm not originally from my current major (CS) and I did a double major in undergrad. My grades suffered because of my unfamiliarity and, to be honest, immaturity. My advisor mentioned it in the letter and said something like (from memory): >Although I admittedly had concerns as to whether Joe would be able to keep up with graduate courses and conduct research due to his unconventional background and his undergraduate record, he immediately proved that my concerns were silly as he was able to maintain a near-perfect GPA and was able to successfully participate in research. I'm honestly extremely flattered that my advisor thinks so highly of me (he's not the expressive type), but at the same time am conflicted because I've heard that anything critical or mediocre on a letter is going to be viewed negatively. This has led me to wonder if I should bring it up and suggest that leaving out the part about concerns may be best. I don't really have anyone around me who's experienced higher education (my school doesn't really receive international students/faculty and no one really goes abroad either, I'm also the only one of my friends or family to have went to college) and so I decided I'd try to make a post here. Thanks for any feedback.",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"In terms of showing you the letter, two out of my three letter writers for my masters application showed me their recommendation letters. Mainly because they were from a different discipline than the one I was applying to, so they wanted to make sure they hadn\u2019t missed anything that might be important to mention.": 0.0,
"better to have the poor grades addressed then just sitting there. they will absolutely be seen and taken into account.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy advisor showed me his LoR and asked me what I thought. He mentioned my poor undergrad grades but \"put a positive spin\" on them. Should I ask him to remove it? Hello community. Please remove if not appropriate. Thanks. I'm an international MS student looking to apply for PhD programs in the US this round. My advisor called me in and showed me what he wrote for my LoR and asked me if I wanted to change anything (I don't think this is normal or \"ethical\" but who am I to say no to a kind gesture). I'm not originally from my current major (CS) and I did a double major in undergrad. My grades suffered because of my unfamiliarity and, to be honest, immaturity. My advisor mentioned it in the letter and said something like (from memory): >Although I admittedly had concerns as to whether Joe would be able to keep up with graduate courses and conduct research due to his unconventional background and his undergraduate record, he immediately proved that my concerns were silly as he was able to maintain a near-perfect GPA and was able to successfully participate in research. I'm honestly extremely flattered that my advisor thinks so highly of me (he's not the expressive type), but at the same time am conflicted because I've heard that anything critical or mediocre on a letter is going to be viewed negatively. This has led me to wonder if I should bring it up and suggest that leaving out the part about concerns may be best. I don't really have anyone around me who's experienced higher education (my school doesn't really receive international students/faculty and no one really goes abroad either, I'm also the only one of my friends or family to have went to college) and so I decided I'd try to make a post here. Thanks for any feedback.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My halloumi melted into a puddle. What what wrong and can I save any? I was cooking halloumi for the first time. I put it on a frying non stick pan in strips 1 cm thick. The pan was cold and I turned in the heat to max. I suppose that\u2019s where I made my mistake? But the recipe wasn\u2019t really clear. I sit down for a few minutes (it really was 2-3 minutes maybe 4 max) listening to it cook and when it started to really sizzle I got up and found a melted fondue. It was expiring (best before) today but it passes the sniff test. Can I salvage the cheese? What did I do wrong, how can I fix it next time?",
"best_score": 82,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"I'll chime in to agree that it probably wasn't halloumi (there are some cheaper cheeses that sort of imitate the style, but halloumi won't act like that, and should have worked the way you described cooking it), but furthermore to point out that halloumi isn't particularly tough to make yourself if it's hard to find or expensive, and you can control the level of salt and other flavours you want in it. Mozzarella is often recommended as a starter cheese but it can be a little tough to figure out how to pull it while it's so hot without making it come out as a brick, while halloumi is supposed to be really tight so no real worries about overworking it. At a bare minimum you need decent non-UHT milk, rennet (can buy online or from specialty stores depending on where you are), salt, a stove, a thermometer that works into the boiling range (don't need a candy thermometer, won't get that hot), and basics like a knife and big spoon that you probably already have. It will come out subjectively better/tastier if you also get hold of a cheese culture and maybe calcium chloride depending on your milk. It makes a decent mess in the kitchen and milk may be expensive (but so is halloumi near me!), but it's not really much more difficult than reasonably involved cooking. Just be willing to watch your temps carefully.": 0.0,
"Heat up the pan first to medium to medium-high heat. Add a little oil. Then put the the halloumi in the pan and just fry for a minute or two per side. All you need to do is get some browning on the outside. Don't walk away from it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy halloumi melted into a puddle. What what wrong and can I save any? I was cooking halloumi for the first time. I put it on a frying non stick pan in strips 1 cm thick. The pan was cold and I turned in the heat to max. I suppose that\u2019s where I made my mistake? But the recipe wasn\u2019t really clear. I sit down for a few minutes (it really was 2-3 minutes maybe 4 max) listening to it cook and when it started to really sizzle I got up and found a melted fondue. It was expiring (best before) today but it passes the sniff test. Can I salvage the cheese? What did I do wrong, how can I fix it next time?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: People that want to become elected officials should pass basic science tests. (I'm writing this from a US perspective, but this obviously applies to other countries) I think it is completely unacceptable that we place the livelihood of millions of people into the hands of elected representatives that promote dangerous ideas like climate change denial and antivax. While less concerning, things like creationism and evolution denial tend to correlate with the former, and suggests a pattern of ignoring the words of experts that know their shit. Why should out of touch farts that have no idea how the female reporductive system works tell women what and what not to do with their bodies? Why should someone who probably wouldn't be able to pass an ecology test tell us that all this greenhouse gas we're pumping into the atmosphere is nothing to worry about? And yes, I understand that this would probably hurt the republicans more than the democrats. But if republicans are more prone to disbelieving basic things that the vast majority of scientists agree on, maybe the problem isn't with science, but with them...",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"Man, I really, REALLY want to agree with you, but for the same reasons we do not have tests to be a voter, we cannot have tests for public office. SOMEONE has to create those tests, and they can very easily be made to be biased toward certain cultures, worldviews, belief systems, etc. The risk of abuse to cut people out of the process is too great. Also, the government works really slowly. When new scientific information came about (e.g., I am reading an article now that shows that humans likely arrived to America 5,000 years before previously believed) it would take FOREVER to get that information updated on the test. Because committees. And recesses. And due process. And appeals. So really, the candidate would just be studying to the outdated test, not learning actual knowledge. *Perhaps* a requirement could be added that the candidate hold a high school diploma or equivalent, but I think generally most candidates are already college educated. Maybe, then, the solution is to target the scientific rigor and requirements of these degrees, than to target the candidacy directly.": 0.0,
"That is what democracy is meant to solve. If the voters don't want people bad at science, they shouldn't vote for them. Since people that are bad at science are getting elected, that suggests that people are okay with bad science if that person has other positives. Democracy isn't a perfect system. We have to accept all its negatives if we wish to profit from the positives. You are making a judgement call on the role of science. However, some people will not agree. Perhaps they prefer morality to science, or perhaps the economy to science, etc. The country decides if they want science by voting for science. In democracy, people are allowed to be wrong; that's how it goes. If want to argue that we should ignore what people want, then you are advocating against democracy.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: People that want to become elected officials should pass basic science tests. (I'm writing this from a US perspective, but this obviously applies to other countries) I think it is completely unacceptable that we place the livelihood of millions of people into the hands of elected representatives that promote dangerous ideas like climate change denial and antivax. While less concerning, things like creationism and evolution denial tend to correlate with the former, and suggests a pattern of ignoring the words of experts that know their shit. Why should out of touch farts that have no idea how the female reporductive system works tell women what and what not to do with their bodies? Why should someone who probably wouldn't be able to pass an ecology test tell us that all this greenhouse gas we're pumping into the atmosphere is nothing to worry about? And yes, I understand that this would probably hurt the republicans more than the democrats. But if republicans are more prone to disbelieving basic things that the vast majority of scientists agree on, maybe the problem isn't with science, but with them...\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: If your employer requires you to take specific classes or certifications outside normal working hours in order to start/continue working for them, you should be compensated for your time and efforts. I work in construction in NYC, and in the last year, I've had to complete the following certifications: -OSHA 30 Training (30 hours) -Scaffold and Fall Protection (8 hours) -Drug and Alcohol Awareness (2 hours) -NY Sexual Harassment class (2 hours) -Silica Hazard Training (1 hour) -Coronavirus Prevention and Protection (1 hour) That's over 40 hours of classes that I was forced to take, on *my* time, in *my* house, without any compensation whatsoever. If I don't complete all of these certifications, I am not allowed to work and I not only use employment, I lose my health insurance, and my union will not back me up because \"You didn't take the classes we asked you to take\". So I'm compelled to do unpaid work after working hours in order to stay employed. I don't think that's right at all. I believe that if your employer or union is requiring you to take a class or get a certificate after normal working hours, you should be paid for that. It's your time doing a work related task; you're not taking the classes for fun or out of personal interest. You're doing it because you're being forced to.",
"best_score": 118,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"America really is a shitty place to live. In the U.K. if your employer requires you to do anything outside of your contracted hours (unless agreed in advance) they have to pay you": 0.0,
"If a hospital requires you to have a medical degree to work as a medical doctor, should they be required to pay for it then? The compensation you get it on your paycheck. I work in IT, my current job required a certification I didn't have and I had to go pay for it. They require continued education, and they are paying for that part, but there is not and should not be a blanket requirement that an employer pay for all of it. &#x200B; What classes were you asked to take and did not? Would those have been on the company's dime had you completed them when asked?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: If your employer requires you to take specific classes or certifications outside normal working hours in order to start/continue working for them, you should be compensated for your time and efforts. I work in construction in NYC, and in the last year, I've had to complete the following certifications: -OSHA 30 Training (30 hours) -Scaffold and Fall Protection (8 hours) -Drug and Alcohol Awareness (2 hours) -NY Sexual Harassment class (2 hours) -Silica Hazard Training (1 hour) -Coronavirus Prevention and Protection (1 hour) That's over 40 hours of classes that I was forced to take, on *my* time, in *my* house, without any compensation whatsoever. If I don't complete all of these certifications, I am not allowed to work and I not only use employment, I lose my health insurance, and my union will not back me up because \"You didn't take the classes we asked you to take\". So I'm compelled to do unpaid work after working hours in order to stay employed. I don't think that's right at all. I believe that if your employer or union is requiring you to take a class or get a certificate after normal working hours, you should be paid for that. It's your time doing a work related task; you're not taking the classes for fun or out of personal interest. You're doing it because you're being forced to.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "(WA) Neighbor keeps taking pictures of my car and posting them online Washington state. I live in an apartment complex in Seattle where I rent an apartment. The complex has an underground garage for which I pay a monthly fee (not sure if this is relevant). I own a fairly expensive and new vehicle which is parked on my assigned spot in said garage. On three separate occasions I caught a weirdo neighbor taking pictures of my vehicle. First time, he was in front of the car photographing the vehicle itself, which is fine with me because I thought he probably liked it and whatever. I didn\u2019t approach him. Next two times, as I was quietly walking from the elevator, I could see him taking selfies with my car and having his girlfriend/wife take photos of the weirdo TOUCHING my car. As in, he was pretending to open the door or lean against it. This bothers me because I do not want him to touch my car or take pictures with it. I walked up to them, told him this is not the first time I see him do this and want him to stop immediately. He apologized and walked away. Yesterday, I saw him AGAIN, dressed in a suit and having a photo shoot with my car. This guy is so fucking ridiculous. I went ahead an found his Facebook profile, then his Instagram. Lo and behold, he has like 26 pictures of him and my car where he claims to be his \u201cnew car\u201d. This is a grown ass man, not a teenager. I took screenshots but I\u2019m not sure what\u2019s my recourse from here. I know I cannot stop him from taking pictures of my car but how about him touching it and leaning against it? Is posting the pictures online and claiming to own the vehicle illegal? Should I contact the complex or Facebook/Instagram? I am willing to dump money if necessary to take this weirdo to court but I don\u2019t know what the charge could be.",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"There's nothing illegally about what he's going thus far. You haven't incurred any quantifiable damages by him posing with your car and posting pictures on social media. If his antics result in scratches or dings on the car, that you can prove were caused by him, then you could pursue the repair costs. Your options right now are ignore it or invest in a car cover.": 0.0,
"Get a car cover, many come with a way to lock it on.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n(WA) Neighbor keeps taking pictures of my car and posting them online Washington state. I live in an apartment complex in Seattle where I rent an apartment. The complex has an underground garage for which I pay a monthly fee (not sure if this is relevant). I own a fairly expensive and new vehicle which is parked on my assigned spot in said garage. On three separate occasions I caught a weirdo neighbor taking pictures of my vehicle. First time, he was in front of the car photographing the vehicle itself, which is fine with me because I thought he probably liked it and whatever. I didn\u2019t approach him. Next two times, as I was quietly walking from the elevator, I could see him taking selfies with my car and having his girlfriend/wife take photos of the weirdo TOUCHING my car. As in, he was pretending to open the door or lean against it. This bothers me because I do not want him to touch my car or take pictures with it. I walked up to them, told him this is not the first time I see him do this and want him to stop immediately. He apologized and walked away. Yesterday, I saw him AGAIN, dressed in a suit and having a photo shoot with my car. This guy is so fucking ridiculous. I went ahead an found his Facebook profile, then his Instagram. Lo and behold, he has like 26 pictures of him and my car where he claims to be his \u201cnew car\u201d. This is a grown ass man, not a teenager. I took screenshots but I\u2019m not sure what\u2019s my recourse from here. I know I cannot stop him from taking pictures of my car but how about him touching it and leaning against it? Is posting the pictures online and claiming to own the vehicle illegal? Should I contact the complex or Facebook/Instagram? I am willing to dump money if necessary to take this weirdo to court but I don\u2019t know what the charge could be.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My spice powders have clumped up in the bottle and I can\u2019t shake them up \ud83d\ude2d I have to use the end of a spoon to scrape them out cus the powder has hardened. Any advice on this? E.g those McCormick spice powders",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"They could just be old. They could have been used directly over the food while cooking, allowing steam/moisture to get inside. They could be stored in non-airtight containers. They could be stored in a shelf directly above where the cooking usually takes place. They could be in a high-humidity climate. If any of these sound possible, resolve those issues first. Then, I\u2019ve seen people add a few grains of rice to salt shakers, with the hope that it absorbs the moisture rather than the salt. Not entirely convinced this is realistic, but I\u2019ve seen it enough times it might be worth trying if you\u2019ve fixed all of the issues above and are still having trouble. I\u2019d imagine it would work for other spices rather than just for salt. My guess is they\u2019re used over the food while cooking. I had to catch my wife doing this before I realized why it kept happening": 0.0,
"break it up into clumps then regrind it in food processor": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy spice powders have clumped up in the bottle and I can\u2019t shake them up \ud83d\ude2d I have to use the end of a spoon to scrape them out cus the powder has hardened. Any advice on this? E.g those McCormick spice powders\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Update: \"A PhD program posted the wrong deadline on their website. They won't consider my application after I missed the true deadline. Do I have options?\" \\*\\*Update to previous post regarding a program that had posted the wrong PhD application deadline: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAcademia/comments/a7d269/a\\_phd\\_program\\_posted\\_the\\_wrong\\_deadline\\_on\\_their/ &#x200B; After hearing from you all and talking with a mentor, I ended up sending my application materials to the two faculty members I was applying to work with, explaining my situation, and asking for their help. It appeared to work at first--a professor responded sympathetically and said he would do what he could, as I must not have been the only applicant to miss the deadline. The head of the graduate college (who had been ignoring all emails until this point) then got in touch with me to apologize for being out of the country and that he would make a decision after the holidays. So, I was hopeful someone was working on my behalf behind the scenes. But I got the final word a few days ago: the university says they have to treat the true deadline as final, and won't accept my application. To say I'm disappointed is an understatement, especially since this was my top program and applying to others without being considered at my top choice feels a little empty at this point. But I'm tired of fighting it. Hard not to feel completely turned off by academia after all this, too, so also considering applying to other jobs. Anyway, I wanted to thank everyone for their responses and advice. Here's to new things in the new year...!",
"best_score": 36,
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"responses": {
"I'm really sorry for you and I'm sure that you will find a better opportunity somewhere else. Also, while this might have been your top program, I think that what happened made you reevaluate the program and you might have been giving them credit and expectations that they don't deserve. Being a graduate student myself, let me assure you that you don't want to join a program with such bureaucracy. Lack of flexibility is one of the big hurdles that could lead you to quit med way. All in all, best of luck with your career/academia journey!": 0.0,
"Welcome to academia where a low level admin is having a power trip (I assure you, no dean likely saw your complaint). Contact your potential PI and let them deal with the stupidity.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nUpdate: \"A PhD program posted the wrong deadline on their website. They won't consider my application after I missed the true deadline. Do I have options?\" \\*\\*Update to previous post regarding a program that had posted the wrong PhD application deadline: https://www.reddit.com/r/AskAcademia/comments/a7d269/a\\_phd\\_program\\_posted\\_the\\_wrong\\_deadline\\_on\\_their/ &#x200B; After hearing from you all and talking with a mentor, I ended up sending my application materials to the two faculty members I was applying to work with, explaining my situation, and asking for their help. It appeared to work at first--a professor responded sympathetically and said he would do what he could, as I must not have been the only applicant to miss the deadline. The head of the graduate college (who had been ignoring all emails until this point) then got in touch with me to apologize for being out of the country and that he would make a decision after the holidays. So, I was hopeful someone was working on my behalf behind the scenes. But I got the final word a few days ago: the university says they have to treat the true deadline as final, and won't accept my application. To say I'm disappointed is an understatement, especially since this was my top program and applying to others without being considered at my top choice feels a little empty at this point. But I'm tired of fighting it. Hard not to feel completely turned off by academia after all this, too, so also considering applying to other jobs. Anyway, I wanted to thank everyone for their responses and advice. Here's to new things in the new year...!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Could taste buds be permanently damaged through child abuse? This is about a 14 year old foster kid. Otherwise healthy. We suspect his parents may have tortured him when he was younger by burning his mouth or other ways. He\u2019s hinted at it and now he says food doesn\u2019t taste like anything or doesn\u2019t taste good. Is it possible that damage to the mouth could permanently damage the tongue or will taste buds always regenerate?",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askdocs",
"responses": {
"Get him tested for COVID if this is a new development.": 0.0,
"Not a doctor. Could it possibly be psychological. A defense mechanism built to shield his taste (and possibly other senses) from his abhorrent upbringing/punishments (e.g. soap in mouth... ). Is there any oral scarring/discoloration/receding or damaged gums?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCould taste buds be permanently damaged through child abuse? This is about a 14 year old foster kid. Otherwise healthy. We suspect his parents may have tortured him when he was younger by burning his mouth or other ways. He\u2019s hinted at it and now he says food doesn\u2019t taste like anything or doesn\u2019t taste good. Is it possible that damage to the mouth could permanently damage the tongue or will taste buds always regenerate?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is this, and how do i use it? We ordered taco fryer baskets from our supplier and got 3 of these. We're stumped. https://imgur.com/a/4rys1XG",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"God. Any other Brits like \"uh, it's a toast rack? It's not exactly exciting\"? Anyway, off to research fried tacos I guess": 0.0,
"You need a pot to fry the tacos in still. These are just the racks. Based on that design, I'd guess you can use it for either just frying the tortilla into a shell, or filling a shell and frying the whole thing. So maybe lightly fry up a set of shells, set them to the side to be filled, so the next set of shells, and then if the first set are filled, swap. If you can fry two sets at a time, you could have one station frying up shells, the other one frying up tacos. Not sure how that works without spilling filling everywhere though. Personally, I'd just fry shells in it. But deep frying is not my area of expertise at all.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is this, and how do i use it? We ordered taco fryer baskets from our supplier and got 3 of these. We're stumped. https://imgur.com/a/4rys1XG\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there an easy way to predict if a reaction is exothermic or endothermic without actually doing it in a chemistry lab?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Optimise the states of the reactants with computational chemistry methods. Optimise the states of the products. What are their energies? Which one is higher which one is lower. That should give a decent indication whether it's exothermic or endothermic.": 0.0,
"You add up the bond energies of every bond in the reactants, and you add up the bond energies of every bond in the product. If the reactants have a greater total, the reaction is exothermic as this means the substances are losing energy to their surroundings and thereofre getting warm. If the products have a greater total, the reaction is exothermic because energy is being absorbed. Additionally, if a reaction requires heating, there's a good chance it's endothermic (or it could just have a high activation energy). TL;DR if the reactants have higher total bond energies than the products it's exothermic, otherwise it's endothermic. Here's a list of the bond energy of some common bonds.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why do large boats have spouts near water level that continuously dump out water?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"First of, a large boat is called a vessel. Second, it is cooling water or ballast water you see. For most parts is is properly cooling water, run by an electric sea water cooling pump through a cooler/radiator from where the internal cooling system is close looped with fresh water. You want for various reasons to be able to see that the cooling water is flowing, this being an outboard motor, a yacht or large commercial vessel. If it is a tanker it might also be ballast water for easy checking of flow and cleanliness (you want to quickly observe any signs of contamination) On the vessels I sail on the outlets are underwater, we observe the flow by pressure instead Source: navigational officer in major container carrier company": 0.0,
"While I'm not too familiar with boats, I do know that many use sea water for cooling the engine(s) that water is most often dumped out low and towards the rear of the boat. Secondly what you could be seeing is the bulge pump at work, there's a space between the deck, where you stand or sit, and the hull that can get water in it and will need to drained or pumped out, many larger boat use this area to help keep the ship balanced while at sea. As I said I not very familiar with boats operates, so If anyone else knows more, and can add or correct anything I might stated please do": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why do large boats have spouts near water level that continuously dump out water?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[NY] Landlord says we\u2019ll be charged a late fee if they are unable to collect our rent check from their office \u201cdue to Covid\u201d Our apartment building recently got bought out and is now being run by a new management company. The online payment system charges a fee (and we know it\u2019s illegal for them to force us to use it) so we had planned to send a check, but in the rent payment instructions they say \u201cDue to COVID-19 we ask that all rent is paid online as we may not be able to access our office for mail. This is to ensure that you do not automatically get charged late fees.\u201d It feels like they\u2019re being sneaky by using the language \u201cwe ask\u201d, so as to not be accused of forcing us to pay online. My question is: can they legally enforce late fees if we send our check on time but they\u2019re not able to access and cash it on time? Thanks all!",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"If you want to mail your check take pictures of every step with your phone, they'll be time and date stamped so your landlord can't deny that you sent it on time.": 0.0,
"What pops out here is that they mention automatically being charged late fees. Property management software I've used in the past will in fact simply automatically apply late fees, and it's annoying. However, it does sound a little odd...I would make sure it is postmarked early.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[NY] Landlord says we\u2019ll be charged a late fee if they are unable to collect our rent check from their office \u201cdue to Covid\u201d Our apartment building recently got bought out and is now being run by a new management company. The online payment system charges a fee (and we know it\u2019s illegal for them to force us to use it) so we had planned to send a check, but in the rent payment instructions they say \u201cDue to COVID-19 we ask that all rent is paid online as we may not be able to access our office for mail. This is to ensure that you do not automatically get charged late fees.\u201d It feels like they\u2019re being sneaky by using the language \u201cwe ask\u201d, so as to not be accused of forcing us to pay online. My question is: can they legally enforce late fees if we send our check on time but they\u2019re not able to access and cash it on time? Thanks all!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] Why did Bruce overtrain? It sounds like a ridiculous question but hear me out. Over the course of 15-20 years, Bruce Wayne trained in criminal justice, escapology, weapons, demolition, bodybuilding, gymnastics, piloting, various forms of science including chemistry and forensics, and 127 different martial arts including boomerang throwing for some reason. With all of that said, what was Bruce originally gonna do with all of that training? He was gonna dress up as a homeless guy and beat up pimps and muggers. A fraction of that training would\u2019ve been more than enough. Was he ever really planning on throwing boomerangs at people? What about piloting, specifically submarines? What was his plan for that? Did he think he was gonna have to track down that pimp from the east side to his secret underwater lair?",
"best_score": 43,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"https://www.thisamericanlife.org/178/superpowers/act-two-0": 0.0,
"Because he's incredibly insane. His absurd preparations can easily be seen as him trying to cope from his parent's murder, when they died because they were caught off guard and made the wrong move. After that, well, once he started Batmanning he naturally kept thinking up situations where he would totally be screwed if he didn't have certain skills. So he learned. A ton of his skills were learnt after he became Batman, his first outings were far less omnicompetent.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Why did Bruce overtrain? It sounds like a ridiculous question but hear me out. Over the course of 15-20 years, Bruce Wayne trained in criminal justice, escapology, weapons, demolition, bodybuilding, gymnastics, piloting, various forms of science including chemistry and forensics, and 127 different martial arts including boomerang throwing for some reason. With all of that said, what was Bruce originally gonna do with all of that training? He was gonna dress up as a homeless guy and beat up pimps and muggers. A fraction of that training would\u2019ve been more than enough. Was he ever really planning on throwing boomerangs at people? What about piloting, specifically submarines? What was his plan for that? Did he think he was gonna have to track down that pimp from the east side to his secret underwater lair?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "is it the case that poisonous animals tend to be colourful and if so why is it that they tend to evolve to be colourful moreso then other animals?",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"As predators learn the difference between lookalike poisonous and non-poisonous races/species, the difference in the poisonous ones might become more pronounced (the less different ones being mistaken for harmless more often). See how the Samurai Crab came to be.": 0.0,
"Their strategy to survive is not to hide or be strong but to be poisonus. Unfortunately it doesn't help you much to be poisonous when something else ate you already. So for most of them it makes sense if they can be recognised easily so that the next of their species won't be eaten again.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nis it the case that poisonous animals tend to be colourful and if so why is it that they tend to evolve to be colourful moreso then other animals?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My friend (18M) squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital A friend of mine squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital because he can't afford to get time off work right now. I'm trying to convince him to go because it looks really bad but he won't listen. If I could get an opinion from someone who's more knowledgeable about these things maybe he'll listen. Here's a picture of his finger: https://i.imgur.com/D3QN0SJ.jpg Any reply would be greatly appreciated",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askdocs",
"responses": {
"Can he move it easily Is it swollen/discolored or is it just gnarly because hes smothering it with bandages Does he have full feeling in it?": 0.0,
"Well if you keep it disinfected it might be fine but I wouldn\u2019t risk it to get infected, turn black etc. Get it checked out.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy friend (18M) squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital A friend of mine squished his finger at work and won't go to the hospital because he can't afford to get time off work right now. I'm trying to convince him to go because it looks really bad but he won't listen. If I could get an opinion from someone who's more knowledgeable about these things maybe he'll listen. Here's a picture of his finger: https://i.imgur.com/D3QN0SJ.jpg Any reply would be greatly appreciated\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Spy Fiction] Why do female operatives always seem to wear a catsuit as their uniform for their operations? Honestly, those things seem rather impractical for any field work- it's hard to move in them, they get really sweaty, they don't have any pockets, and they cause some rather unwarranted attention. Why wear them at all?",
"best_score": 42,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Because it makes them look cool and sexy and tactical. Do real spies where form-fitting catsuits and crawl through air ducts and do karate? Probably not often. Women spies in fiction get better use out of their apparel than other genres like superheroes and fantasy, I think.": 0.0,
"If you could pull off that outfit, wouldn't you?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spy Fiction] Why do female operatives always seem to wear a catsuit as their uniform for their operations? Honestly, those things seem rather impractical for any field work- it's hard to move in them, they get really sweaty, they don't have any pockets, and they cause some rather unwarranted attention. Why wear them at all?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can you recommend technical books that list techniques rather than recipes? Back when I was in high school, I learned the discipline of mathematics and the art of going from an individual case to a general extrapolation or formula. I kind of need that for cooking too, now. Most of the books I am presented with are basically just a list of recipes. As I like better to experiment in my kitchen than to follow recipes, I'm seeking a book that explains why recipes work the way they do. I'm always happy to diverge from recipes I read, main reason being I couldn't gather exactly the ingredients proposed by said recipe (in recipe books they are kind of fancy, for some reason). It would be a book that explains simple cooking actions, in example: * why should I practice one cutting technique over another one * why can I put a spice to heat and not another one * what are the optimal time of heating for each vegetable * how to make beans really soft like they do in canned food I think such things are helpful and will allow me to not fall into easy traps. In example lately I've used a lot of red palm oil to try cooking a pilaf rice, and the greasiness of it all was not very delicious. Probably this is the kind of book that's used when learning to become a chef, right? If the book can be found on google books it's even better but if not I'll try to get a physical copy of it. Thanks,",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Cook's Illustrated": 0.0,
"The Way to Cook by Julia Child. It teaches methods rather than specific recipes. It is a classic so you might be able to find it in a library. Of course there is also the two volume, the Art of French Cooking but as the title implies, it focuses on French food, and it is very old so a bit dated for some tastes.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan you recommend technical books that list techniques rather than recipes? Back when I was in high school, I learned the discipline of mathematics and the art of going from an individual case to a general extrapolation or formula. I kind of need that for cooking too, now. Most of the books I am presented with are basically just a list of recipes. As I like better to experiment in my kitchen than to follow recipes, I'm seeking a book that explains why recipes work the way they do. I'm always happy to diverge from recipes I read, main reason being I couldn't gather exactly the ingredients proposed by said recipe (in recipe books they are kind of fancy, for some reason). It would be a book that explains simple cooking actions, in example: * why should I practice one cutting technique over another one * why can I put a spice to heat and not another one * what are the optimal time of heating for each vegetable * how to make beans really soft like they do in canned food I think such things are helpful and will allow me to not fall into easy traps. In example lately I've used a lot of red palm oil to try cooking a pilaf rice, and the greasiness of it all was not very delicious. Probably this is the kind of book that's used when learning to become a chef, right? If the book can be found on google books it's even better but if not I'll try to get a physical copy of it. Thanks,\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Does My Thanksgiving Hor D'oeuvres Make Sense? Seeking Advice I'm making this recipe up completely on my own, and I need both a sanity check and recommedications. I want to make small tarts in muffin tins using shredded chicken thighs. * Brown chicken thighs in a pan with butter, adding garlic, rosemary, and thyme, etc. -- typical Thanksgiving flavors. Shred chicken once cooked. * Form store-bought puff pastry into muffin tins (and par-bake if necessary?). * Spread a layer of caramelized onions into the bottom. * Add a layer of the shredded chicken. * Add a layer of cheese sauce (butter, flour, milk, and a neutral white cheese). * Place two very thin slices of habanero peppers across the top, top along with a tiny amount of a funky cheese, and bake. This is just something I came up with, and I have no idea if it would actually work. I'm looking for some traditional Thanksgiving flavors, but with a tiny bit of kick in spice and funk, since it's a starter.",
"best_score": 64,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Personally I would incorporate the habanero flavor into the the cheese sauce. But I do like where you are going with this, trust your instincts.": 0.0,
"It needs an acid. Maybe a cranberry mostarda? If you could somehow make them single bite sized? It seems like it would be really rich right before a really rich and heavy feast.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDoes My Thanksgiving Hor D'oeuvres Make Sense? Seeking Advice I'm making this recipe up completely on my own, and I need both a sanity check and recommedications. I want to make small tarts in muffin tins using shredded chicken thighs. * Brown chicken thighs in a pan with butter, adding garlic, rosemary, and thyme, etc. -- typical Thanksgiving flavors. Shred chicken once cooked. * Form store-bought puff pastry into muffin tins (and par-bake if necessary?). * Spread a layer of caramelized onions into the bottom. * Add a layer of the shredded chicken. * Add a layer of cheese sauce (butter, flour, milk, and a neutral white cheese). * Place two very thin slices of habanero peppers across the top, top along with a tiny amount of a funky cheese, and bake. This is just something I came up with, and I have no idea if it would actually work. I'm looking for some traditional Thanksgiving flavors, but with a tiny bit of kick in spice and funk, since it's a starter.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can a group of asteroids form and maintain an atmosphere? Are there any existing asteroid clusters like this?",
"best_score": 64,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"I've been thinking as I read others responses. I expect that op is thinking about a system like Avatar's Pandora world, and I agree with others that it is probably impossible to get that concept to function. It takes quite a lot of gravity to hold a breathable atmosphere, and the asteroids have so much more mass density that they'd be constantly crushed towards each other and form a rocky planet rather quickly if they collectively had that much gravity. Avatar poses a solution of some form of electromagnetic repulsion that keeps their floating islands apart, but real magnetism doesn't *do* that. The islands would just flip and flop around until they slid into a magnetically stable and lowest energy state. Perhaps with some kind of intelligent intervention that could manipulate the fields and/or some other forces to keep all the islands oriented in the high-energy repulsive orientations, but it would require insane amounts of energy and processing power. BUT, I am considering the case of Saturn. Saturn has so many pseudo-moons or moonlets that keep orbiting in and out of the atmosphere that many don't even get \"proper\" names, just catalogue numbers. One could theorize that a meaningful number of similar and smaller objects could be orbiting entirely within Saturn's atmosphere, and will never be seen by humans. Making an even larger assumption that you can have a Saturn-like gas planet built with breathable gasses, one could conceive of a system of orbiting island mini moons within a livable pressure zone and having sufficiently circular orbits so that their highest and lowest pressures are still survivable. Inhabitants would experience weightlessness between the planetary gravity and the experience of centrifugal forces of the island-moons' orbital speed, though island-moons with mass approaching that of Earth's moon would have a limited gravity field all their own. This world wouldn't look or work like Pandora, though, even if the orbital velocities of these island-moons were all fairly uniform (somehow). They would be in constant movement relative to one another and collisions would be common.": 0.0,
"If you\u2019re into hard SF with some questionable assumptions, read Larry Niven\u2019s \u201cthe Integral Trees\u201d. Not quite what you\u2019re asking, but the solution described in the story doesn\u2019t require a planet or advanced technology to create an atmosphere": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How did business suits, in particular, come to be the standard wear for \"business\" if we weren't wearing that style of clothes for other purposes prior to their becoming \"business suits?' Of all things, why the modern business suit in particular?",
"best_score": 66,
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"A suit and tie was practical clothing for English weather and heating systems of a century ago. Multiple layers provide warmth and the ability to adjust to indoor temperatures that varied widely.": 0.0,
"I don't have time for a full Explain like I'm five years old, but check out Beau Brummell. His influence on fashion essentially changed the way men dress (think knee length stockings you'd see George Washington wear) to an understated, well-cut look, including a cravat (origin of the modern necktie.) His influence led to other gentlemen of the time dressing in the same way, early 1800s. These gentlemen were the movers-and-shakers of the time so everyone who wanted to do business with them had to dress like them or they wouldn't be accepted. These fashions eventually spread across the Atlantic to America and Canada as well as across the Channel to the continent.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How did business suits, in particular, come to be the standard wear for \"business\" if we weren't wearing that style of clothes for other purposes prior to their becoming \"business suits?' Of all things, why the modern business suit in particular?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Employer requiring doctors note for every absence even though I have a disability that I have to call out for when it flares up, AZ I have a disability that can cause me to have to stay home. Employer is aware and pretty much has ignored my letting them know that I was starting to feel like it was going to flare (I can\u2019t stop it, or prevent flare ups. I\u2019ve tried for years). Now, after I had to call out, they are stating that I have to bring in a doctors note every time. Is this legal? Even if I provide proof of my disability and showed them it\u2019s legit?",
"best_score": 41,
"worse_score": 2,
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"Apply for intermittent FMLA.": 0.0,
"Oof. One of the few times OP provides the state, and everyone ignores it. Arizona has a sick leave law that prohibits covered employers from asking for a doctor's note for any sick-time paid absence of less than 3 consecutive days. File a complaint here: https://www.azica.gov/forms/labor3305 You should fully expect to be fired for \"unrelated reasons,\" at which point you should consult with an employment attorney. Edit: this only applies if your gas station has 15 or more employees.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEmployer requiring doctors note for every absence even though I have a disability that I have to call out for when it flares up, AZ I have a disability that can cause me to have to stay home. Employer is aware and pretty much has ignored my letting them know that I was starting to feel like it was going to flare (I can\u2019t stop it, or prevent flare ups. I\u2019ve tried for years). Now, after I had to call out, they are stating that I have to bring in a doctors note every time. Is this legal? Even if I provide proof of my disability and showed them it\u2019s legit?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Watching Rick Stein\u2019s India recently, I noticed that everyone from street cooks to top chefs were using these very long, very thin and viciously sharp knives. Tried searching for them but don\u2019t know what they are called. Any ideas?",
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"worse_score": 2,
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"I saw a blurb about those in the Milk Street magazine, they had a hard time finding them outside of India BUT they recommended this set from amazon as a good replacement. Thin, sharp, flexible: Rena Germany 3 Piece Set of Fruit/Vegetable Kitchen Knives https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E8HEHDW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_gd2eEb50VHH68": 0.0,
"Others have also replied, but yes, these are hacksaw or bandsaw blades that have been sharpened on one end and have a wooden handle attached at one end. Very very cheap (about 20 cents), and gets really sharp because it is high carbon steel like old school French chef knives. And not just that - they also sharpen very easily as it is soft steel. Just a few strokes on a stone or even a smooth granite kitchen ledge would sharpen these blades. Again, downside of any high carbon steel knife, including these ones, is that it rusts very easy and develops a patina. And you need to wipe it dry right away after use. I used to have a few and often preferred it to some of the other chef knives i had. Which was funny because of how cheap these are compared to a chef knife. These are great for slicing and dicing, and it also helps that they have a very thin blade profile unlike some chef knives that tend to be thick and hefty. They don't work well for tough to cut things though.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWatching Rick Stein\u2019s India recently, I noticed that everyone from street cooks to top chefs were using these very long, very thin and viciously sharp knives. Tried searching for them but don\u2019t know what they are called. Any ideas?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My lesbian aunt is terminally ill and my homophobic mom confided to me that she is going to cremate my aunt against her wishes, then dump the ashes in a stinking polluted canal. anything I can do? NY My lesbian aunt with stage 4 cancer has told various people that she wants to be buried in family plot. But her next of kin is my homophobic mom, who told me that she is gonna have my aunt cremated, then dump the ashes in an extremely polluted canal, and not have any type of service for her. She made me promise to keep this a secret. My aunt doesn't have a will and doesn't want to make one. Is there anything i can do?",
"best_score": 16,
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"responses": {
"You need to talk with your Aunt and make sure her Durable Power of Attorney isn't your mom. She needs to make sure you mom isn't making end of life decisions and get another person who will respect her wishes to take care of things.": 0.0,
"If you love your Aunt, I wouldn't keep this secret. Your Aunt needs to simply make a will & have those people who really love her make arrangements. In the will she should leave something small to \"Mother\" so she won't have a legal leg to stand on with contesting the will.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy lesbian aunt is terminally ill and my homophobic mom confided to me that she is going to cremate my aunt against her wishes, then dump the ashes in a stinking polluted canal. anything I can do? NY My lesbian aunt with stage 4 cancer has told various people that she wants to be buried in family plot. But her next of kin is my homophobic mom, who told me that she is gonna have my aunt cremated, then dump the ashes in an extremely polluted canal, and not have any type of service for her. She made me promise to keep this a secret. My aunt doesn't have a will and doesn't want to make one. Is there anything i can do?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Have you ever walked on to a company with which had have a lot of confidence before you started but everywhere you turn you find an alarming leadership, process, or quality problem?",
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"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"This is why we exist.": 0.0,
"Even very high-performing organizations. You can never be free from the politics that exist when you put more than two humans into a reporting structure. Good luck!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHave you ever walked on to a company with which had have a lot of confidence before you started but everywhere you turn you find an alarming leadership, process, or quality problem?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Why Pro-life movement should support universal healthcare Ok, ok, I knew I just posted an extreme controversial topic or just a shitpost among conservatives and liberals will bash me in comments, but hear me out: I\u2019m a moderate conservative who believes that people should ban abortion after heartbeat can be detected except if the pregnancy is endanger mother\u2019s health or if the pregnancy is due to rape/incest etc. However I might stand out from most conservatives on a few issues. For example I opposite death penalty unless it\u2019s under extreme circumstances. I also believe any human, theoretically should enjoy healthcare. The reason being I support the right of life basically all the way. I think it\u2019s justifiable to increase some taxes on rich people to give the poor the healthcare services as well as other basic services they needed as a life with dignity, as a human. I believe our country have the ability to provide a universal healthcare system and I believe it will help us Americans after all. Sure there will be some draw back, but I believe, if executed correctly, the benefits will far outweigh the draw back.",
"best_score": 29,
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"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"Broadening the subject, I suspect it\u2019s difficult for people with conservative or liberal views to select what individual positions they endorse. Conservative? You must support capital punishment, watch Fox News, and equate universal healthcare with socialism or you\u2019re not One Of Us. Liberal? You\u2019re pro-choice, identify your pronouns with every interaction, and think universal student loan forgiveness is sadly overdue. In reality most people have a mix of views and probably lean moderate liberal or moderate conservative. There is no place for that in today\u2019s political landscape.": 0.0,
"You assume pro lifers actually care about those lives. They don't.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Why Pro-life movement should support universal healthcare Ok, ok, I knew I just posted an extreme controversial topic or just a shitpost among conservatives and liberals will bash me in comments, but hear me out: I\u2019m a moderate conservative who believes that people should ban abortion after heartbeat can be detected except if the pregnancy is endanger mother\u2019s health or if the pregnancy is due to rape/incest etc. However I might stand out from most conservatives on a few issues. For example I opposite death penalty unless it\u2019s under extreme circumstances. I also believe any human, theoretically should enjoy healthcare. The reason being I support the right of life basically all the way. I think it\u2019s justifiable to increase some taxes on rich people to give the poor the healthcare services as well as other basic services they needed as a life with dignity, as a human. I believe our country have the ability to provide a universal healthcare system and I believe it will help us Americans after all. Sure there will be some draw back, but I believe, if executed correctly, the benefits will far outweigh the draw back.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Whats the name of that salmon which is not raw but also not cooked i think, its pink and tastes salty its pink and salty",
"best_score": 48,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Lox prolly, it\u2019s cured I believe.": 0.0,
"Lox. Or smoked salmon.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How are people able to understand a language but not speak it? What happens in the brain? I was just with a friend and he talks English to his mum, but she speaks Polish to him. He understands everything, but can barely string a sentence together in Polish. (It's also not a pronunciation thing, he's good on that front). Surely after listening to a language for years, you should be able to speak it yourself? Especially as you have the vocabulary seeing as you understand everything.",
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"I speak Spanish, but when I was learning, it was far more difficult to speak than to understand. Speaking involves constructing the words, and requires a more in-depth knowledge of grammar. When it comes to understanding, even if you don't know the exact tense or conjugation, you can normally get the gist. In addition, being able to understand a language but not speak it is really common in children of immigrants who moved to a country that does not primarily speak their original language. There's some interesting linguistic stuff there too.": 0.0,
"It's really easy to hear something and know that it's correct, but harder to remember the proper word for an idea. Kind of like how picking someone out of a line up is easier than trying to sketch the guy. I think of it as a function and an inverse function, one is easy, the other isn't": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How are people able to understand a language but not speak it? What happens in the brain? I was just with a friend and he talks English to his mum, but she speaks Polish to him. He understands everything, but can barely string a sentence together in Polish. (It's also not a pronunciation thing, he's good on that front). Surely after listening to a language for years, you should be able to speak it yourself? Especially as you have the vocabulary seeing as you understand everything.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Interviewing for manager position that is two pay-grades up. Director says he may have to hire me at a lower pay-grade because jumping two pay-grades is difficult. But the job responsibilities will not be less. How do I plead my case that I should get the two pay grade jump? I recently applied for a manager position within my division that I am qualified for based on my experience and achievement level. The one issue is that it is two pay grades above mine. I\u2019ve been working there almost a year and now that I am there I realize I came in about a level too low based upon my peers in the division. Now I am really for the opportunity of this position, it gives me the ability to have a broader impact on the success of our division as well as gives me the opportunity to mentor and develop our engineering talent, two of my passions. The one sticking point is when I spoke to the hiring manager they made a comment about how it would be a tough sell because a two pay grade jump is a hard to accomplish and that maybe they can instead give me a one pay-grade bump. This doesn\u2019t sit right with me because I plan to do the job that was posted and I sincerely doubt that less would be expected of me than the other managers who are at the level of the initial position that was posted. I don\u2019t see it as fair to be held down for the rest of my career because HR hired me in a pay-grade too low when I started working here. How would you discuss this in a rational and calm way during the negotiations? I really do believe I am qualified and have the skillsets necessary to do the job at the posted pay-grade. Thanks for your opinions.",
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"responses": {
"A pay band has been allocated to that position based on responsibility and control. To hire someone at a lower pay band for the position without a decrease in responsibilities is cheap.": 0.0,
"I totally get where you are coming from. Maybe if he can't do the jump at first, ask \" what if I accept at the single higher level, then in 6months (or whatever you seem reasonable) you bump me up.\" That might be a good compromise, and you're not jumping those two grades at once.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nInterviewing for manager position that is two pay-grades up. Director says he may have to hire me at a lower pay-grade because jumping two pay-grades is difficult. But the job responsibilities will not be less. How do I plead my case that I should get the two pay grade jump? I recently applied for a manager position within my division that I am qualified for based on my experience and achievement level. The one issue is that it is two pay grades above mine. I\u2019ve been working there almost a year and now that I am there I realize I came in about a level too low based upon my peers in the division. Now I am really for the opportunity of this position, it gives me the ability to have a broader impact on the success of our division as well as gives me the opportunity to mentor and develop our engineering talent, two of my passions. The one sticking point is when I spoke to the hiring manager they made a comment about how it would be a tough sell because a two pay grade jump is a hard to accomplish and that maybe they can instead give me a one pay-grade bump. This doesn\u2019t sit right with me because I plan to do the job that was posted and I sincerely doubt that less would be expected of me than the other managers who are at the level of the initial position that was posted. I don\u2019t see it as fair to be held down for the rest of my career because HR hired me in a pay-grade too low when I started working here. How would you discuss this in a rational and calm way during the negotiations? I really do believe I am qualified and have the skillsets necessary to do the job at the posted pay-grade. Thanks for your opinions.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Forrest Gump] Why didn't anybody at the bus stop recognise the bilionare philanthropist CEO war hero, who travelled the world playing professional sport and was decorated by multiple US presidents?",
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"That's the point": 0.0,
"Really? Would you recognize the founder of a shrimping company, any veteran, a guy that won a gold at anything ~25 years ago, by sight?": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What happens when you get a kink in your neck? You know when you wake up, and you can only turn your neck in one direction because it hurts like hell (likely from sleeping in a bad position)?Physiologically - what's happening? Is it something related to muscles, joints, tendons, nerves? Is there a best course of action to resolve the pain and whatever's causing it?",
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"Thanks for making this post! Been experiencing this the past few days. Happy to read the comments": 0.0,
"Lots of interesting ideas but I think most posts are over thinking it. The vast majority of these are strains in various muscles in the neck. Nobody\u2019s neck muscles are perfectly healthy, and twitches or night jumps can cause minor strains in them. Especially if you sleep in funny positions and have compromised neck fitness (who doesn\u2019t?). Of course there are dozens if not hundreds of other reasons, but the cast majority of \u201ccricks\u201d in your neck are simple muscle strains. They go away on their own and will respond mildly to TLC. Since a strain is a very small tear, there is no magic fix. Think of it like a cut in your skin, can anything really make it heal faster? Not really. 5-10%, maybe.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: What happens when you get a kink in your neck? You know when you wake up, and you can only turn your neck in one direction because it hurts like hell (likely from sleeping in a bad position)?Physiologically - what's happening? Is it something related to muscles, joints, tendons, nerves? Is there a best course of action to resolve the pain and whatever's causing it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Looney Toons] If Wile E. Coyote has the money to purchase all these Acme gadgets, why doesn\u2019t he just order some food? He clearly has the means to pay for all these Acme gadgets, so why not order some food, or go to a restaurant or store?",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It's not about money, it's about sending a message": 0.0,
"It's more out of a sense of pride at this point.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Looney Toons] If Wile E. Coyote has the money to purchase all these Acme gadgets, why doesn\u2019t he just order some food? He clearly has the means to pay for all these Acme gadgets, so why not order some food, or go to a restaurant or store?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If you're driving a manual car downhill, does it use more fuel in gear or in neutral? The idea is that if a car is in neutral, it needs fuel to keep the engine running. I remember some sort of rule of 1 liter of fuel per hour per liter of volume of the engine. However, if the car is in high gear, the engine will keep running even if no fuel flows through it. So would it use less fuel if you keep the gear in? Assuming the road is steep enough to make it up for all the engine friction and keep the speed constant.",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"Meanwhile your electric car has such low drag it\u2019s happily sipping on those surplus electrons from rolling down the hill and dumping them back into the battery. It\u2019s such a smarter way to do it.": 0.0,
"It depends on the fueling system of the vehicle. Carbureted uses more fuel. Most fuel injected will go into a fuel cut mode in engine braking scenarios, saving fuel.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf you're driving a manual car downhill, does it use more fuel in gear or in neutral? The idea is that if a car is in neutral, it needs fuel to keep the engine running. I remember some sort of rule of 1 liter of fuel per hour per liter of volume of the engine. However, if the car is in high gear, the engine will keep running even if no fuel flows through it. So would it use less fuel if you keep the gear in? Assuming the road is steep enough to make it up for all the engine friction and keep the speed constant.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "The fumes from my neighbors idling truck are coming into my small apartment. Despite speaking to the tenent and landlord this health hazard continues. Even after making them aware of Massachusetts idling laws no one is taking my concern seriously, what legal response is there to ensure our safety? When I first mentioned this to my landlord he spoke to the tenent and for a few days our neighbor wouldnt idle his truck for longer then 5 minutes which was fine because it takes about 15 for the livingroom and bedroom to start smelling like exhaust. However the reprieve didnt last long, Massachusetts winters are cold so my neighbor will idle his truck on average for 20 minutes- right beside our livingroom window. Our 1 bedroom is small and the smell quickly seeps throughout all but our bathroom. When both my fiance and I spoke to our neighbor we told him we honestly dont care if he idles his truck, so long as his truck end isnt backed up to our window. His reply was that it would be too hard for him to get out of his parking space if he parked any other way. ( we live on a narrow street and peole park on the street because all the multifamily apartment/homes offer little off street parking. My landlord seems bothered that we as tenents cant work this out, and trust me I wish we could, but I feel this is an unhealthy situation. I've even offered my landlord to walk through my apartment when hes had his truck idling for so long so he can see that im not just complaining against my neighbor. A friend suggested we threaten to stop paying rent if it continues but I feel that would put us in the wrong and we'd just get evicted. I dont want to aggrevate the situation I just want to stop the smell from getting into our small home. What are my legal options to make it so we dont have to wake up to exhaust fumes?",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Be sure to get documentation that you have made this issue and the relevant laws known to everybody involved.": 0.0,
"Your law says you can idle to clear a windshield, so I think that would probably be his excuse. I wonder more why the exhaust is coming into the house? Are the windows not sealed good enough? Are there leaks in other places around the windows.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nThe fumes from my neighbors idling truck are coming into my small apartment. Despite speaking to the tenent and landlord this health hazard continues. Even after making them aware of Massachusetts idling laws no one is taking my concern seriously, what legal response is there to ensure our safety? When I first mentioned this to my landlord he spoke to the tenent and for a few days our neighbor wouldnt idle his truck for longer then 5 minutes which was fine because it takes about 15 for the livingroom and bedroom to start smelling like exhaust. However the reprieve didnt last long, Massachusetts winters are cold so my neighbor will idle his truck on average for 20 minutes- right beside our livingroom window. Our 1 bedroom is small and the smell quickly seeps throughout all but our bathroom. When both my fiance and I spoke to our neighbor we told him we honestly dont care if he idles his truck, so long as his truck end isnt backed up to our window. His reply was that it would be too hard for him to get out of his parking space if he parked any other way. ( we live on a narrow street and peole park on the street because all the multifamily apartment/homes offer little off street parking. My landlord seems bothered that we as tenents cant work this out, and trust me I wish we could, but I feel this is an unhealthy situation. I've even offered my landlord to walk through my apartment when hes had his truck idling for so long so he can see that im not just complaining against my neighbor. A friend suggested we threaten to stop paying rent if it continues but I feel that would put us in the wrong and we'd just get evicted. I dont want to aggrevate the situation I just want to stop the smell from getting into our small home. What are my legal options to make it so we dont have to wake up to exhaust fumes?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "The LinkedIn profiles for engineers with similar experience looks a lot different than what I did. How many of you feel that way? The level of projects and other bullets seriously scare me. By working for a large company I think I got pigeon holed into one area. Meanwhile the profiles on linked make it seem like they rebuilt the entire utility they work in",
"best_score": 58,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Honestly, I never look at anyone else's profile. But, I would suggest that you almost certainly have more skills and experience than you're documenting; 'couldn't see the forest for the trees' sort of thing. What you phrase as \"pigeon holed\" could also be phrased as \"technical expertise\" or \"proficiency\". It's all in how you sell it.": 0.0,
"That only has partly to do with the company. Most of that is probably because either 1. the other person was good at their job and their boss decided to give more work to them, 2. the other person was more assertive and asked for more work to be given to them. &#x200B; I've pretty much only worked at large international companies and my experience has been broader than most of my colleagues'.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nThe LinkedIn profiles for engineers with similar experience looks a lot different than what I did. How many of you feel that way? The level of projects and other bullets seriously scare me. By working for a large company I think I got pigeon holed into one area. Meanwhile the profiles on linked make it seem like they rebuilt the entire utility they work in\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "1 year old can't stand on right leg anymore (X-ray included) 1 year old, normal weight for his age, suddenly started limping one morning. Went to the pediatric orthopedist, initial diagnosis was Toxic Synovitis, was prescribed some Ibuprofen. He seemed to get better at first, then a few days later he suddenly didn't want to stand on the leg at all. Went bac to the doc, he noticed there is pain in the hip when he moved it a certain way. Did an X-ray and some bloodwork (both attached below). Bloodwork came back fairly ok, except signs of a mild infection for which he prescribed some antibiotics (He had Roseola infantum a few days earlier). Doctor said he only sees something that would point to Perthes disease on the X-ray, but he's too young to have that. He didn't exclude it 100%, but put his leg in a cast from the hip to the foot (so he will rest it 100%), and told us to come back in 4 weeks, see if anything changed. We're in Romania, and it's pretty to find good doctors over here. Doc we went to came highly recommended, but still, we would like a 2nd opinion. Thanks! X-ray: https://imgur.com/ftlqYJN Blood work: https://imgur.com/DlMcEqu",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Not a doctor but my daughter had osteomyelitis of the knee and her symptoms were exactly like your little one's. Her white blood cell count was also high to indicate infection . She had xrays and then mri to confirm the diagnosis.": 0.0,
"I would agree with the doctor. Looks like the ball of the hip bone is damaged. ETA. Children as young as 2 can get it. But, the human body does its own thing and I feel like even 1 year olds can get it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n1 year old can't stand on right leg anymore (X-ray included) 1 year old, normal weight for his age, suddenly started limping one morning. Went to the pediatric orthopedist, initial diagnosis was Toxic Synovitis, was prescribed some Ibuprofen. He seemed to get better at first, then a few days later he suddenly didn't want to stand on the leg at all. Went bac to the doc, he noticed there is pain in the hip when he moved it a certain way. Did an X-ray and some bloodwork (both attached below). Bloodwork came back fairly ok, except signs of a mild infection for which he prescribed some antibiotics (He had Roseola infantum a few days earlier). Doctor said he only sees something that would point to Perthes disease on the X-ray, but he's too young to have that. He didn't exclude it 100%, but put his leg in a cast from the hip to the foot (so he will rest it 100%), and told us to come back in 4 weeks, see if anything changed. We're in Romania, and it's pretty to find good doctors over here. Doc we went to came highly recommended, but still, we would like a 2nd opinion. Thanks! X-ray: https://imgur.com/ftlqYJN Blood work: https://imgur.com/DlMcEqu\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old- How do surgeons sew up after an operation without leaving air in the body?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"They often do leave air in the body. A friend of mine has a air bubble in her shoulder that migrated there after a C-section": 0.0,
"Cardiac surgeon here. Before closing the sternal wound we install 2-4 draining tubes and connect them to vacuum system. At least 2 are used for draining blood from pericardial cavity and another 2 for draining blood AND air, if pleural cavities were opened. They are removed in 1-2 days after surgery": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old- How do surgeons sew up after an operation without leaving air in the body?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why is the temperature around -150C in space when there's vacuum? What exactly cools if there's just nothing?",
"best_score": 60,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"First, it's about -270, not -150, only a couple degrees higher than absolute zero. Second, any warm object emits infrared radiation: you actually glow in infrared spectrum and lose energy (and heat) through it. Without the background radiation you would cool down to absolute zero.": 0.0,
"You are kind of right, saying it is cold in space is not saying much about the experience of being in space since there is nothing to carry or hold onto any temperature. However you do not need anything to transfer thermal energy. Although not as efficient hot things will emit thermal radiation which will heat up objects around it. This is how the heat from the sun is transferred through empty space to Earth and how the heat from a fire can warm you even though the air goes up into the air. And we can measure how much energy comes from each direction and therefore get a temperature of everything. And it turns out the universe is pretty cold. But it will take a long time for someone to cool down to this temperature. Especially if they happen to be around Earth and get hit by the heat emitted from the Earth as well as the hot rays from the Sun.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why is the temperature around -150C in space when there's vacuum? What exactly cools if there's just nothing?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] How exactly did Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man increase the number of enhanced individuals? In Civil War It's implied in that Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man caused a boom of superheroes and supervillains. But How? And Why?",
"best_score": 28,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It didn't it just got a lot of them to come out of the woodwork.": 0.0,
"It's simply a post hoc fallacy. It's quite possible that humanity simply reached a tipping point in its advancement in which enhanced individuals would now become an inevitability rather than a rarity, and Tony was simply an early and prominent example.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] How exactly did Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man increase the number of enhanced individuals? In Civil War It's implied in that Tony Stark revealing himself as Iron Man caused a boom of superheroes and supervillains. But How? And Why?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it emotionally valid to steer away from academia due to its lack of empathy and compassion? I'm a graduating student in the university and it was my dream to become a professor and a researcher one day since our country lacks them. It was always the statement of our country's Department of Science and Technology and I was thinking before that I want to heed the call. This pandemic however broke my belief towards the academe. I can manage the burnout and the stressful learning curves of the academe. My problem however was the lack of empathy and pedanticism of the professors. Even though the Omicron surged and some universities in our country suspended classes and deadlines, our university did not even budge. The professor did not even ask if our late submissions were due to sickness. Scores were slashed off. Everything was cut-off and deducted as if there's no surge in our country. My partner became positive with Omicron and she begged almost all her professors through e-mail. **Her** deadlines were just extended by a few days as if a person can recover from it in just a week. I just realized \"fk it!\" I can't work with such people if I become a researcher and a professor one day. I realized that my dream to be in the academe is a sham. I can't be with people with no empathy and don't get me started with the low salary. I'm done with pedanticism. Did you guys also feel the same way at some point?",
"best_score": 70,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
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"As some people have said, the people you work with will really make or break your whole experience. If you\u2019re not sure what you want then get a different job and take a couple years to scout out your options. Academia can be really tough, especially if you\u2019ve not happy there": 0.0,
"That is one of the most reddit titles I have ever read.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it emotionally valid to steer away from academia due to its lack of empathy and compassion? I'm a graduating student in the university and it was my dream to become a professor and a researcher one day since our country lacks them. It was always the statement of our country's Department of Science and Technology and I was thinking before that I want to heed the call. This pandemic however broke my belief towards the academe. I can manage the burnout and the stressful learning curves of the academe. My problem however was the lack of empathy and pedanticism of the professors. Even though the Omicron surged and some universities in our country suspended classes and deadlines, our university did not even budge. The professor did not even ask if our late submissions were due to sickness. Scores were slashed off. Everything was cut-off and deducted as if there's no surge in our country. My partner became positive with Omicron and she begged almost all her professors through e-mail. **Her** deadlines were just extended by a few days as if a person can recover from it in just a week. I just realized \"fk it!\" I can't work with such people if I become a researcher and a professor one day. I realized that my dream to be in the academe is a sham. I can't be with people with no empathy and don't get me started with the low salary. I'm done with pedanticism. Did you guys also feel the same way at some point?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] Why Was Alfred Given Custody of Bruce? What About Bruce's Family? I understand that Thomas and Martha, being from insanely rich old money type families, would absolutely each have a will in the case of their early passing. And it even makes sense that they would trust him as a legal guardian for Bruce. However, my question comes down to Bruce's other relatives. We know that his mother's side of the family, the Kanes, were still alive, so why weren't they given custody of Bruce or even bother trying to get it?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Because that's the way the Wayne's willed it.": 0.0,
"Child protective services usually try to avoid displacing children if they can avoid it. So when the Waynes will points to Alfred getting custody of Bruce, Alfred who have lived with and raised Bruce for most of his life, and who would continue to live with Bruce in the home and surroundings Bruce was familiar with, and most importantly, *was willing and happy* to accept custody, it is a pretty easy case to make. Leave the kid where he was.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Why Was Alfred Given Custody of Bruce? What About Bruce's Family? I understand that Thomas and Martha, being from insanely rich old money type families, would absolutely each have a will in the case of their early passing. And it even makes sense that they would trust him as a legal guardian for Bruce. However, my question comes down to Bruce's other relatives. We know that his mother's side of the family, the Kanes, were still alive, so why weren't they given custody of Bruce or even bother trying to get it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I read that we look for exoplanets by examining how much they reduce their stars' brightness when they transit. If aliens were observing us, how much would Earth and other planets reduce the sun's brightness?",
"best_score": 41,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askscience",
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"Their ability to spot earth would depend on the technology they use to look at us, their timing, their distance to us and their local environment. From what I\u2019ve read it would be hard for us to detect a planet with similar qualities as our own. Given that our sun is to big and bright, our large neighbor planets and earth being too small. Planets we find with current telescopes are generally larger than earth and with a smaller and dimmer star like a red dwarf. That said we could make larger and better telescope with today\u2019s technology, but we don\u2019t have that hardware in orbit. Making it more of a cost issue then a technological one.": 0.0,
"On a side note, Eve Online has a mini-game called Project Discovery where you help look for real exoplanets based on ~~real-world~~ real-universe data, so if you want to see what the process is like, you can play the mini-game in the free version of Eve Online. You just have to get past the tutorial first and dock at any station.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI read that we look for exoplanets by examining how much they reduce their stars' brightness when they transit. If aliens were observing us, how much would Earth and other planets reduce the sun's brightness?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Quit job to travel the world How problematic would it be to explain to future hiring managers that I quit my place of employment to travel the world for two years? I worked full-time through my undergraduate and graduate degrees and have been working at my current employer for the past 5 years since my undergraduate graduation. Sabbaticals are not allowed at my place of employment. I have very healthy funds due to my frugal lifestyle. During this time period, I will be freelancing part-time to keep my skills sharp.",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"It is highly marketable to be personable, interesting, diverse and open to discovery of other cultures. From a career perspective it is absolutely fine to explore yourself through outward experience. But fuck that career noise, living your life the way you want to is absolutely and always acceptable. Good luck, have fun, be bold and be extroverted. You're gonna meet people and have ideas thrust upon you that youd never anticipate.": 0.0,
"it certainly wouldn\u2019t be looked upon favorably but it really depends on what discipline of engineering you\u2019re in. if you\u2019re in computer programming you could maybe make an argument that you kept at it while away. if you\u2019re one of the traditional disciplines, such as chemical, i think it\u2019d be pretty unbelievable that you were able to freelance.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nQuit job to travel the world How problematic would it be to explain to future hiring managers that I quit my place of employment to travel the world for two years? I worked full-time through my undergraduate and graduate degrees and have been working at my current employer for the past 5 years since my undergraduate graduation. Sabbaticals are not allowed at my place of employment. I have very healthy funds due to my frugal lifestyle. During this time period, I will be freelancing part-time to keep my skills sharp.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How do firemen know the cause of a fire after everything has burnt down? Often times you hear about the cause of a fire being a cigarette for example. However, isn't the cigarette already long gone after the house/forrest/etc. has burnt down? How is it still possible find out what started the fire?",
"best_score": 54,
"worse_score": 3,
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">However, isn't the cigarette already long gone after the house/forrest/etc. has burnt down? Interviews help. Talk to their friends and family members. \"Yeah, Joe would get shitfaced every Saturday night and fall asleep with a cigarette in his mouth. Once he lit my couch on fire but I put it out.\" Combine with any evidence left or other interviews and you can often build a picture of things. Also in most urban and suburban areas fire departments tend to be fairly close so if they get called to a fire the places rarely fully burn down and some evidence is preserved.": 0.0,
"The other answers are right, but it's also important to ask another question. Instead of \"how do they know?\" Ask \"do they know?\" Because arson investigation suffers from the same confirmation bias that forensic investigation does. If you've kept up with forensic investigation over the past 20 years, you know that everything except DNA analysis has come under huge scrutiny for not having rigorous scientific guidelines. Blood spatter, bite mark, and hair analysis are now all considered junk science. The fields of arson investigation and forensic science have similar origins. They were both largely driven by professionals in their fields (detectives and firemen) and not outside academics. Investigaters in both fields can suffer from the same pressure find a crime where sometimes there isnt one, and this can lead to a false interpretation of the data available. Many people have been convicted of violent crimes by junk forensic science, and smaller, but not insignificant number of people have also been convicted of arson when the actual culprit was faulty wiring or other accidental fire origins.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: How do firemen know the cause of a fire after everything has burnt down? Often times you hear about the cause of a fire being a cigarette for example. However, isn't the cigarette already long gone after the house/forrest/etc. has burnt down? How is it still possible find out what started the fire?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: The WNBA would be a better product if the players accepted their limitations and lowered their rims to allow for more exciting plays. The WNBA players complain that they aren\u2019t paid like the men and claim misogyny but the truth of the matter is their game lacks the excitement and flair of their male counterparts. If the women agreed to lower their rims to 9ft and decrease the size of the game ball it would open up their league to more exciting plays. Players taking it to the hole to dunk on someone, alley-oops, and 1 dunks, put backs etc\u2026these are integral parts of the men\u2019s league that make the highlights every night on the sports shows and could easily make the women\u2019s league more watchable for casual fans and increase ticket sales. The game of basketball has evolved so much that the women\u2019s game seems bland compared to the men\u2026so ChangemyView, why shouldn\u2019t the women use a smaller ball and lower their rims?",
"best_score": 101,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"I think this could backfire. The 9 ft rim may actually be easier for three point shooting so instead of dunks you get a ton of three point shots. Each 3 point shot is worth 50% more points so teams would just be hucking threes. Maybe as a minor change to your view, they should have a 9 ft rim with the 3 point line farther out?": 0.0,
"Im a fan of thd NBA. I dont think think i would watch any less if they couldnt dunk. I watch the WNBA very occasionally when thefes noth8ng else on. I dont think i would watch anymore of they could dunk. My issue is with one and not the other is not the dunking. Its the general lacl of athleticism and pace. An NBA lay up is often exciting where as a WNBA lay up is only exciting if it is crucial for the game. There is also an issue that basketball hoops around the country are 10 feet not 9 feet. If the WNBA makes the hoops 9 feet l, you are severely limiting players ability to practice on most of the country. Every high school and college would have to change their courts to accomodate this change because of title 9 which would cause a number of programs to go under. The WNBA game would change drastically change to a inside game. It would lose the unique character its been building Overall the quality of play would go down.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: The WNBA would be a better product if the players accepted their limitations and lowered their rims to allow for more exciting plays. The WNBA players complain that they aren\u2019t paid like the men and claim misogyny but the truth of the matter is their game lacks the excitement and flair of their male counterparts. If the women agreed to lower their rims to 9ft and decrease the size of the game ball it would open up their league to more exciting plays. Players taking it to the hole to dunk on someone, alley-oops, and 1 dunks, put backs etc\u2026these are integral parts of the men\u2019s league that make the highlights every night on the sports shows and could easily make the women\u2019s league more watchable for casual fans and increase ticket sales. The game of basketball has evolved so much that the women\u2019s game seems bland compared to the men\u2026so ChangemyView, why shouldn\u2019t the women use a smaller ball and lower their rims?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do electrical warning signs warn about voltage but not current? I was always told that it is current that kills you, as it passes through the body.",
"best_score": 43,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"A device can be capable of producing large currents but if it doesn't have the voltage to push that current through your body, it's not dangerous. For example a car battery can produce hundreds of amps but is safe to touch because it's only 12 V.": 0.0,
"Think about this experiment: A car battery can supply 800 amps at 12v. When you place your hands across the terminals, nothing happens. A home electrical outlet can supply 15 amps at 120v. When you place your hands across the terminals, you die. Why? Ohms law. Current = Voltage / Resistance. Resistance is a property of the electrical load IE: your body, the light, the motor, etc. Voltage is a property of the power supply IE: A car battery is 12v, a home electrical outlet is 120v. That means current is a property of a circuit, the combined properties of the electrical load and the electrical supply. Sure, when your car starter motor engages the circuit maybe 800 amps, but when *you* are the load on that circuit the amperage is zero, because the resistance in your body is extremely high.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Do employers care that I am a Division I Athlete? I don't want to get too specific, but I am a senior in IE at a very good DI engineering school and am on a varsity sports team for the school. I can't get an interview and I get the feeling that interviews see my mediocre GPA and don't even care that I train 20 hours a week. What can I do at this point to get a job?",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I've seen plenty of college athletes (and not-athletes) with mediocre GPAs succeed. It's all about how you market yourself. As others have said, advertise your varsity sports experience. Emphasize how you learned teamwork (even in an individual sport like golf, you probably helped and were helped along the way). Talk about the challenges of playing sports while pursuing a difficult degree. Show how you set goals and achieve them. Make them feel your pride in your school and team culture. You have a lot of advantages over many people: use them.": 0.0,
"Yes yes yes. It explains your GPA, and it directly implies positive character traits. You're a hard worker, a team player (if a team sport), you have grit, are physically fit, and so on. Hiring athletes is an explicit strategy of some firms to get good people.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo employers care that I am a Division I Athlete? I don't want to get too specific, but I am a senior in IE at a very good DI engineering school and am on a varsity sports team for the school. I can't get an interview and I get the feeling that interviews see my mediocre GPA and don't even care that I train 20 hours a week. What can I do at this point to get a job?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you handle unsupportive parents? Hello! I'm a microbiologist who's about to begin my PhD next fall (yay!). I've had a very successful undergraduate career, including working on science outreach. My parents always act/say that they are ~so proud of me~ but their actions state otherwise. I've had several science-derived arguments with my parents whom are not scientists and don't know even basic biology. Flash forward to the present; I'm putting on a virtual course as a part of my certificate/fellowship that discusses pandemics. My parents both signed up for the course and have helped advertise the class. My aunt recently warned me that my dad said he was studying up so that he could 'call me out' if he didn't agree with anything I said in the course. In the entrance poll, he wrote he was hoping to learn proof that masks don't work. So, obviously his participation in this course is for the purpose of digging at me. I've resolved to the fact that though my parents want to act supportive and I've felt like I've made breakthroughs with them, at the end of the day they don't really care how they make me feel. Nor do they truly believe in or support science, my work, or me. I don't want to spend the emotional labor to truly cut off my parents, but it's exhausting constantly getting picked on by them. Has anyone else dealt with a similar situation? I feel so alone because all of my academic friends' parents are either academics themselves or are so so supportive.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"I may be wrong but it sounds like your dad is taking the course because he thinks he can publicly embarrass you in front of your students/peers??? People with lower education who are insecure about it tend to put down others with higher education. I\u2019ve heard that people tend to think that people with PhDs are \u201cpretentious\u201d and I think that their insecurity really feeds into this thought.": 0.0,
"I'm pretty much on team, \"cut out anyone who costs you emotionally.\" I hope things work out well for you but they don't seem like the type I'd keep around.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you handle unsupportive parents? Hello! I'm a microbiologist who's about to begin my PhD next fall (yay!). I've had a very successful undergraduate career, including working on science outreach. My parents always act/say that they are ~so proud of me~ but their actions state otherwise. I've had several science-derived arguments with my parents whom are not scientists and don't know even basic biology. Flash forward to the present; I'm putting on a virtual course as a part of my certificate/fellowship that discusses pandemics. My parents both signed up for the course and have helped advertise the class. My aunt recently warned me that my dad said he was studying up so that he could 'call me out' if he didn't agree with anything I said in the course. In the entrance poll, he wrote he was hoping to learn proof that masks don't work. So, obviously his participation in this course is for the purpose of digging at me. I've resolved to the fact that though my parents want to act supportive and I've felt like I've made breakthroughs with them, at the end of the day they don't really care how they make me feel. Nor do they truly believe in or support science, my work, or me. I don't want to spend the emotional labor to truly cut off my parents, but it's exhausting constantly getting picked on by them. Has anyone else dealt with a similar situation? I feel so alone because all of my academic friends' parents are either academics themselves or are so so supportive.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My 10-year-old wants to know: \u201cIf earth was a grain of sand, how big would each atom be - basketball sized, baseball sized, grain of sand sized?\u201d He eagerly awaits :-)",
"best_score": 60,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askphysics",
"responses": {
"If the earth were rescaled to the size of a grain of sand, like the atoms would stay the same size. We shall ignore issues caused by density of earth being squizzed down into the volume of a grain of sand and proceed from there. Since like the atoms which make up a grain of sand are the same size as those making up the earth currently. So the atoms would remained uncharged in your son's what if. To give an idea of how small atoms are, you could give a visual idea by saying that your son would need a 100,000,000 of them on stacked on top of each other in a line to cover the length of your sons finger nail. To give idea of scale, you could have your son draw one thing, then write the \"1\"one under it. Then have him draw ten things, then like before write 10 under it. Then ask him to draw 100 things(this bit could keep him busy for a bit, which is a plus if you need to keep him occupied lol). Once done write 100 under it. This will help to link in his head how much bigger things get as they move up by powers of ten. Then don't make him draw it, but write out 1000, then under that 10,000 etc to show how many times it got bigger to reach 100,000,000. Finally go back to his drawing,line the hundred up under the ten under the one image. Point out instead of going \"up\" higher bigger sizes. You can move \"down\" and by powers of ten to get smaller and smaller things. Go in reverse. Which is why it takes so many atoms to fit on his finger nail. At this point I would show your son the vids the other posters posted. Since they will really work to cement the idea in his head of the small world vs the large. There are some nice graphs that show the above bit really Just hope my rambling helped some": 0.0,
"Is he asking perhaps \"if a grain of sand were the size of the earth?'": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Pokemon] My Clefable used to have a really hard time against fighting types, but a couple of years ago it's moves started being super effective against them. What happened?",
"best_score": 40,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"My friend, you obviously share a bond with your Clefable. It noticed your sadness and decided to train it's latent abilities to become stronger.": 0.0,
"Clefable is a Fairy-type, and is therefore super-effective against fighting types. However, it is a well known fact that the fae are tricksters. As such they pretended to be other types, hiding the very existence of their type from humans. In the case of your Clefable it was pretending to be normal, which involved feigning weakness against fighting types.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Pokemon] My Clefable used to have a really hard time against fighting types, but a couple of years ago it's moves started being super effective against them. What happened?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to stop soup noodles from soaking up broth when stored as leftovers? I've tried so many different ratios of broth-to-noodle, but in the end the same thing happens- when they're stored as leftovers in the fridge, all the broth goes away, soaked into the noodles. Am I doing something wrong, or is this normal and unavoidable? What could I do to save my noodle-included soups?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Just eat the leftovers fast!": 0.0,
"take the noodles out and store them separately, otherwise you'll just have noodles mush": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to stop soup noodles from soaking up broth when stored as leftovers? I've tried so many different ratios of broth-to-noodle, but in the end the same thing happens- when they're stored as leftovers in the fridge, all the broth goes away, soaked into the noodles. Am I doing something wrong, or is this normal and unavoidable? What could I do to save my noodle-included soups?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How come when you\u2019re burned you\u2019re not supposed to immediately put it in cold water? How does that hurt you more than help you?",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Cold water restricts blood flow. You've just damaged your cells. Your body can fix the damage and will start immediately, but it needs blood flow to the area to begin the healing process. Blood flow through the region will also help move excess heat away from region. Think of a car engine. If it overheats, you wouldn't disconnect the radiator. Obviously if it's just a small surface burn this is less of an issue, but for deeper burns it will have more of an effect.": 0.0,
"This is complete bollocks. Put your hand under cold running water as fast as you can and leave it there for as long as you can. If you don't believe me, do a test by burning both your hands at the same time and only put one under the tap.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow come when you\u2019re burned you\u2019re not supposed to immediately put it in cold water? How does that hurt you more than help you?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "If you keep a metal next to a magnet long enough, will the metal change shape? Not sure if this is the right flair",
"best_score": 94,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askscience",
"responses": {
"Well what if you set up a sheet of metal on two supports on the ends and bare in the middle and placed that over a strong magnet. Would it bend? And if so wouldn\u2019t that bend slowly become permanent? So couldn\u2019t you use a magnet to shape metal in that fashion without the use of other machines?": 0.0,
"Depends how much force and corresponding stress (force per area) you can generate within the material and if some kind of creep mechanism is possible under the conditions you have. Up to a certain stress, the metal will behave *elastically* meaning it will be stretched but return to original length/shape when you remove the force. Above that particular stress, it will behave plastically meaning things called dislocations will be transported through the lattice structure in the metal causing the metal to not return to original shape when load is removed. (If it\u2019s brittle material the material will usually break before much plastic deformation occurs). If the material is heated up you can get something called creep where the thing under stress would continue to elongate or deform under a constant stress as long as the creep mechanism has enough energy to activate (from the temp). I think at low temps the dominant mechanism would be grains sliding against each other. Also I think magnetism decreases with temperature so might be hard to create conditions where you can creep some metal with a magnet. So if you had a sample that melts close to room temperature and can exhibit magnetism, then you could probably continuously plastically deform that sample.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf you keep a metal next to a magnet long enough, will the metal change shape? Not sure if this is the right flair\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Toy Story] A toy Buzz Lightyear has \"Buzz Lightyear's\" fictional memories. If I made a toy version of me, would it have all of my memories? Would a toy version of President Obama have all of his memories, allowing me to question/torture it to learn state secrets?",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Maybe it's just a glitch in the Buzz toys. We don't ever see another toy act this way.": 0.0,
"It appears that each toy instinctively acts like whatever they're supposed to be. As sheriff Woody automatically takes charge and tries to keep the peace among the toys, Slink behaves like a loyal and true companion as one expects of a dog, tour-guide Barbie immediately tries to take everyone on a tour of the toy store, the army-men form a command structure and behave like soldiers. Everyone behaves like what they are. The green army men here are probably the best example. They don't have any specific knowledge related to being soldiers, they simply know how to act the part. The Buzz Lightyear line only appears unique in the sense that they don't realize they're toys. All the items in this series seem to believe that they are the character they're supposed to represent, and rationalize everything they see in that context. Buzz thinks he's a Space Ranger, but there's no reason to believe he actually \"remembers\" anything from the show specifically. He merely recites the information that was written on his box. Buzz has general knowledge related to being a Space Ranger, but we have no reason to believe he recalls any specific events related to being Buzz Lightyear. Buzz references \"years of Academy training\" but not any specific events from his Academy career. Probably because he doesn't have any, he simply knows that he spent years in the Academy.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Toy Story] A toy Buzz Lightyear has \"Buzz Lightyear's\" fictional memories. If I made a toy version of me, would it have all of my memories? Would a toy version of President Obama have all of his memories, allowing me to question/torture it to learn state secrets?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My sons love science and mechanical everything, I/we are afraid of the math they will have to learn to become engineers, how can I can prepare them, or ease their minds? Lego, F1 racing, battle bots, drone racing, etc\u2026 they want to build things. Everything. I want to encourage them. I regret stopping at trig and physics 1 at a high school level. I\u2019m intimidated by the higher math that CS majors and Mechanical and electrical engineers have to take and don\u2019t want my sons to be afraid of it. Any suggestions or words of encouragement as they enter junior high and high school?",
"best_score": 66,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I\u2019m currently half way through my engineering degree. Just finished calc 3 and differential equations; not gonna lie it was hard. I equate math with sports/strength training. If you\u2019ve done one single bench press, know how it feels, how it works, it doesn\u2019t matter how light you lift- you\u2019ve got a head start on everyone who hasn\u2019t. I expose my girlfriend\u2019s son (9 years old) to a little algebra. The way I see it if he\u2019s seen things written that way, and is presented with a concept he\u2019s heard- even if he doesn\u2019t understand it that slight exposure takes the fear and edge off. I was scared of math, I\u2019m a returning student in my 30s. Started back in pre calculus, a little stubborn determination, a few YouTube videos and a fair amount of tutoring got me through it. Another perspective that helped me: if you want to do this cool shit there is a language to it, that language is math. And anyway once you get into it you won\u2019t be doing integrals by hand, there\u2019s software for that- but you have to speak the language.": 0.0,
"Your \"sons love science and mechanical everything\". That's all you need to know to be confident they will do great. Sure, have them pay extra attention to the math in their high school classes and make sure to track their progress in it, but math is just a tool that engineers use to solve problems, it isn't the whole thing. The most important part to be an engineer is to be curious, and especially curious about science and experimentation. I would say switch your worry into excitement that your sons have something that excites them, and make sure they build confidence in their own selves as well as tools such as math/physics in high school. To back up my statement: I struggled in math in high school, and dropped out of honors physics and felt lost. But in college I found my love for electrical engineering which I thought was artistic and allowed me to use my imagination. This pushed me to get good at the math and science, and fast forward few years, I am now doing a PhD in engineering and about to go for my 3rd NASA internship. Your sons are lucky to have such a caring parent like you. You're doing an amazing job in the real world. Best of luck! Peace, love :-)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy sons love science and mechanical everything, I/we are afraid of the math they will have to learn to become engineers, how can I can prepare them, or ease their minds? Lego, F1 racing, battle bots, drone racing, etc\u2026 they want to build things. Everything. I want to encourage them. I regret stopping at trig and physics 1 at a high school level. I\u2019m intimidated by the higher math that CS majors and Mechanical and electrical engineers have to take and don\u2019t want my sons to be afraid of it. Any suggestions or words of encouragement as they enter junior high and high school?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My wife is CONVINCED that plastic wrap touching food, especially when heated is dangerous and releases potentially harmful chemicals into food. How right/wrong is she?",
"best_score": 57,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Restaurants wrap food in plastic then with would to keep the foil from becoming a physical contaminate. The foil also keeps the plastic from melting and burning in the oven.": 0.0,
"I don't think this has been adequately studied. This study states that most plastic products release estrogenic chemicals and also says \"t]his leaching of monomers and additives from a plastic item into its contents is often accelerated if the product is exposed to common-use stresses such as ultraviolet (UV) radiation in sunlight, microwave radiation, and/or moist heat via boiling or dishwashing.\" [This other study is more relevant to your question. Researchers specifically studied the \"[e]ffect of microwave heating on the migration of dioctyladipate and acetyltributylcitrate plasticizers from food-grade PVC and PVDC/PVC films (like Saran Wrap) into olive oil and water.\" They did observe migration and \"proposed that PVC should not be used in direct contact with food in the microwave oven, while Saran may be used with caution in microwave heating and reheating applications, avoiding its direct contact with high fat foodstuffs.\"": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy wife is CONVINCED that plastic wrap touching food, especially when heated is dangerous and releases potentially harmful chemicals into food. How right/wrong is she?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Spiderman: No way home] Why was Dr Strange so reckless? He agreed to wipe everyone's memories without much thought at all, and even kept fucking with the spell as he's casting it even though he knows that's extremely dangerous. This is after the infinity gauntlet battles, so even though he's always been overconfident, he's seen what messing with reality can do and even died, but Parker asks and he's just like, mm ok! It made no sense.",
"best_score": 43,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Think about it this way, in the grand scheme of things he was bringing reality back a punctuation point": 0.0,
"He views Peter as a friend, plus, Strange himself is quite reckless. He was cautious during infinity war because he knew the stakes. In NWH he had no idea the spell would fail.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do I make my mac and cheese stay super creamy and saucy after baking? I keep making mac and cheese bricks :( So, I'm looking for a mac and cheese recipe where the noodles stay creamy and saucy even after baking. I've tried so many different versions and the noodles end up absorbing the sauce and you have to slice the mac and cheese into bricks to serve. Also, I can't seem to find a good cheese mix - a lot of my pans of mac and cheese taste too cheddary and a little boring. This last batch was the closest - I tried evaporated milk for the first time. It looked really creamy when it came out of the oven, but 5 minutes later it was bricky, too. Any ideas? Here's what I did: 1 box elbow noodles 2 cans evaporated milk 3 tbsp. butter 2 tbsp. flour + 1 tbsp. flour 6 slices deli american cheese (not in plastic wrappers) 8 slices sharp cheddar (I normally only use block cheese, but these are apocalyptic times and my store was out) 8 oz. fresh shredded white cheddar 4 oz. fresh shredded monterey jack Seasonings (garlic powder, onion powder, tony chacheries) Method: Boiled noodles in salted water according to package directions. In a separate pan, made a roux and cooked the flour about 2 minutes. Slowly added evaporated milk. Let it warm up and added american cheese and stir until melted. Realized it was too thin and added an additional tbsp. flour (a chef crime, I know). Added remaining cheeses reserving a couple handfuls for the top. Added seasoning. Sauce was smooth and gorgeous. When I mixed it together, I used a lot of sauce - it was very creamy. Put into a 13 x 9 and topped with remaining cheese. Baked 350 for 15 min then broiled cheese on top.",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Less noodles and thinner sauce": 0.0,
"Are you sure you want to bake it? I get Mac like you describe with Joy's \"stove top mac and cheese\", what I call \"restaurant style.\"": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I make my mac and cheese stay super creamy and saucy after baking? I keep making mac and cheese bricks :( So, I'm looking for a mac and cheese recipe where the noodles stay creamy and saucy even after baking. I've tried so many different versions and the noodles end up absorbing the sauce and you have to slice the mac and cheese into bricks to serve. Also, I can't seem to find a good cheese mix - a lot of my pans of mac and cheese taste too cheddary and a little boring. This last batch was the closest - I tried evaporated milk for the first time. It looked really creamy when it came out of the oven, but 5 minutes later it was bricky, too. Any ideas? Here's what I did: 1 box elbow noodles 2 cans evaporated milk 3 tbsp. butter 2 tbsp. flour + 1 tbsp. flour 6 slices deli american cheese (not in plastic wrappers) 8 slices sharp cheddar (I normally only use block cheese, but these are apocalyptic times and my store was out) 8 oz. fresh shredded white cheddar 4 oz. fresh shredded monterey jack Seasonings (garlic powder, onion powder, tony chacheries) Method: Boiled noodles in salted water according to package directions. In a separate pan, made a roux and cooked the flour about 2 minutes. Slowly added evaporated milk. Let it warm up and added american cheese and stir until melted. Realized it was too thin and added an additional tbsp. flour (a chef crime, I know). Added remaining cheeses reserving a couple handfuls for the top. Added seasoning. Sauce was smooth and gorgeous. When I mixed it together, I used a lot of sauce - it was very creamy. Put into a 13 x 9 and topped with remaining cheese. Baked 350 for 15 min then broiled cheese on top.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Woman just walked into my home after I told her to wait inside. Claimed she was interested in buying my for sale home, used bathroom and left. Cops showed up but obviously not much then can do since no one knows who she was . Hi all, So about fifteen minutes ago a woman knocked on my door and said she was interested in buying the home I live in. I am 18, this is my stepfathers home. When I told her to wait, she just walked in and started looking around. I am in New York, and I don\u2019t believe we have the castle doctrine here so I did not resort to violence and instead followed her around. She looked, took nothing, asked to use the bathroom (no medication in there, so I don\u2019t think she took that), and left. I had two guests over, she asked to try ones pants on (said no) and she just put one of there\u2019s flip flops on, took them off and left. Then, as I noticed that a green ribbon was tied to my door (which I cut down promptly), the cops showed up. Security guard from a nearby work site called after they saw a woman who was not familiar just walk in. Gave them a description, but now we have the critical issue of that I don\u2019t feel safe in my own home. I am in New York, do I have any right to injure someone who comes into my home and is non violent?",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 3,
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"You got a lot of good advice, but I wonder if you live near a college? It's unlikely, since it's summer, but I live surrounded by undergrads, and occasionally (like, once every couple of years) get a young woman showing up to ask something ridiculous (like, can she get a roll of TP). Usually though I can see two or three others lurking in a car on the street to make sure nothing happens to her. (I'm not saying this is what happened, but if she's in that age range and looked kind of cleancut it may have just been a dare. Still take preventative steps, of course, but it's possible this was nothing)": 0.0,
"Did you make it known to her that you wanted her to leave your house? You said you followed her around, and that she asked to use the bathroom. Did you give her permission when she asked? If a reasonable person would believe that your actions amounts to giving that person permission to walk around your house and use the bathroom, there might not even be a trespass issue her.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWoman just walked into my home after I told her to wait inside. Claimed she was interested in buying my for sale home, used bathroom and left. Cops showed up but obviously not much then can do since no one knows who she was . Hi all, So about fifteen minutes ago a woman knocked on my door and said she was interested in buying the home I live in. I am 18, this is my stepfathers home. When I told her to wait, she just walked in and started looking around. I am in New York, and I don\u2019t believe we have the castle doctrine here so I did not resort to violence and instead followed her around. She looked, took nothing, asked to use the bathroom (no medication in there, so I don\u2019t think she took that), and left. I had two guests over, she asked to try ones pants on (said no) and she just put one of there\u2019s flip flops on, took them off and left. Then, as I noticed that a green ribbon was tied to my door (which I cut down promptly), the cops showed up. Security guard from a nearby work site called after they saw a woman who was not familiar just walk in. Gave them a description, but now we have the critical issue of that I don\u2019t feel safe in my own home. I am in New York, do I have any right to injure someone who comes into my home and is non violent?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Are the red beans found in Japanese deserts the same as the dried red beans found in a supermarket here in the US If so, how do you cook them so they are sweet? Thinking about making some red bean creme brulee I had at a Japanese fusion restaurant.",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"You want adzuki beans. Not the same.": 0.0,
"Guys, there are sometimes adzuki beans found in US supermarkets. I don\u2019t know whether they have another label and it depends on where in the US you are probably. Indeed don\u2019t use kidney beans but if they are adzuki beans that\u2019s exactly what\u2019s used in Japanese/Korean desserts": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do you get noodles to mix well with other ingredients in a stir fry? When I make stir fry dishes with noodles I find that the ingredients always end up on the outside of the wok, with a ball of noodles in the middle. How do I get them to mix well?",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Not an expert on stir fry, but when I'm planning to cook pasta in a pan with a sauce, I undercook the pasta so they finish cooking in the sauce and absorb the sauce as they finish cooking.": 0.0,
"The way I fix this for pasta recipes is adding the pasta only a bit at a time. Usually I use tongs to mix it, so I'll take one tong-ful of pasta and mix it in with all the other ingredients, and repeat one tong-ful at a time until all the pasta is mixed in. It works pretty well for spaghetti but I'm not sure how well it would transfer to other noodle types": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you get noodles to mix well with other ingredients in a stir fry? When I make stir fry dishes with noodles I find that the ingredients always end up on the outside of the wok, with a ball of noodles in the middle. How do I get them to mix well?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do you deal with pressure from tracking your hours? I recently started a new job - the first one where I charge hours to projects/ project parts and am responsible for managing my part of the budget. I'm finding it really hard to estimate how many hours a task will take, and during the task I'm extra stressed cause I'm worrying about working too slow. And of course, no work ever proceeds according to the initial plan so it feels like it's crunch time 24/7. Do you have tips or suggestions on how to manage this, and learn to love the time clock?",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Multiple your estimate by 2-3 and have dependancies listed that are outside your control. You can say for example, \"we can do steps 1 and 2, but step 3 cannot start until the new servers and software have arrived\"....": 0.0,
"I feel your pain. There's two things here: I approached it from a perspective of, does it help me manage my time better? I hate meetings, and specially those which go on to discuss how to track time and tasks. But, I should add that you can get used to it, if it's done to track your own progress. If that fits you, you could use it to monitor when you work well and when you don't. I won't go into work breakdown structures, but it depends on your manager, how does s/he take it, as an expendable task or otherwise. You should check this out with him/her.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do you deal with pressure from tracking your hours? I recently started a new job - the first one where I charge hours to projects/ project parts and am responsible for managing my part of the budget. I'm finding it really hard to estimate how many hours a task will take, and during the task I'm extra stressed cause I'm worrying about working too slow. And of course, no work ever proceeds according to the initial plan so it feels like it's crunch time 24/7. Do you have tips or suggestions on how to manage this, and learn to love the time clock?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Eli5: Why do we use clean, potable water in toilets?",
"best_score": 89,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Because we already have infrastructure in place for bringing clean water to homes. So why not use it when its already there?": 0.0,
"What are the other practical options? Should the water company install a separate water line to every home, just to provide dirty, non-potable water? And then every house would have to have additional water lines to each toilet, just to fill them with non-potable water? The simple answer is: Potable water in toilets is the easiest solution. However, there are people/places/homes that do things a bit differently, like using wastewater from sinks to (at least partially) fill toilets, or even rain-collection cisterns that collect and supply water for toilets. And such things are going to become even more common, in the future, as we continue to overuse supplies of clean water and it becomes less-readily available.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How to leave without screwing yourself over Straight to the point: I'm really not enjoying academia as much as I thought I would. I'm currently in a postdoc position many would dream. The only caveat to the position is that you must publish as much as possible in 2 years. I'm now 1.5 years into it and have not published enough to my standard and likely the uni (1 journal 3 submitted - under review). I have many days of anxiety fuelled thoughts and have had thoughts of depression which were mostly addressed in therapy. However the underlying pressure is obviously still there. I just want out. The thought of applying for grants for the rest of my life with the added pressure of writing papers is just silly to me. I don't think this is a lifestyle for me. I'm pretty entrenched in the faculty now. How do I leave without pissing off my chain of command and without saying I wasn't grateful for this opportunity. I'm sorry I couldn't be a better academic.",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"You have an end date. Use you last months to figure out what you want to switch into, and apply for jobs. When I finished my post doc and was applying for teaching positions, I was worried about switching careers and how it would be perceived. Turns out switching is totally normal, especially from a post doc. They are designed to be temporary and to help you decide if it\u2019s the correct fit for you. It\u2019s not, so time to move on!": 0.0,
"you don't need to apologise for not liking a cut-throat and toxic industry; sounds like you have made a really good decision, because it's truly reflective of what you want. good luck with everything and take care.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to leave without screwing yourself over Straight to the point: I'm really not enjoying academia as much as I thought I would. I'm currently in a postdoc position many would dream. The only caveat to the position is that you must publish as much as possible in 2 years. I'm now 1.5 years into it and have not published enough to my standard and likely the uni (1 journal 3 submitted - under review). I have many days of anxiety fuelled thoughts and have had thoughts of depression which were mostly addressed in therapy. However the underlying pressure is obviously still there. I just want out. The thought of applying for grants for the rest of my life with the added pressure of writing papers is just silly to me. I don't think this is a lifestyle for me. I'm pretty entrenched in the faculty now. How do I leave without pissing off my chain of command and without saying I wasn't grateful for this opportunity. I'm sorry I couldn't be a better academic.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] My astromech droid is always telling me their scanners are detecting lifeforms. What are they scanning for?",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"He smells it. Humans exhale carbon monoxide. Various other species exhale different chemicals into the air, which can spread very quickly.": 0.0,
"Heat signatures": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do I tell the difference between cutting AGAINST the grain and WITH the grain? I keep watching videos and reading articles about cutting beef against the grain, and they'll always point out how \"the meat fibers are going left to right\" and I genuinely do not know how I can tell that as opposed to if they're going right to left.",
"best_score": 26,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I had to cook a corned beef to show my mom what this means lol": 0.0,
"It's better to understand why. Once you do, cutting against the grain is just using your brain rather than memorizing a trick. The reason we cut against the grain is so that the meat is more easily chewed up. If you cut a thin slice and you get that meat that looks like it's falling apart already (because you did cut against the grain), then you did it right. If you're not, maybe try cutting it a different way. The more you can make your steak look like it's chewed up, the more tender it will feel in the mouth. It also helps to cut the steak at a bias (not straight down, but like 45 degrees relative to the cutting board). This makes thinner slices more appealing and increases the surface area of the sliced meat (more tenderness and places for seasoning).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I tell the difference between cutting AGAINST the grain and WITH the grain? I keep watching videos and reading articles about cutting beef against the grain, and they'll always point out how \"the meat fibers are going left to right\" and I genuinely do not know how I can tell that as opposed to if they're going right to left.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Explain like I'm five years old] Why is it fairly easy for large animating companies to create perfectly photo-realistic terrain and animals, but not humans? What really is the difference?",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"If you stare at the fine details of a 'perfectly photo-realistic terrain' in a video, you'll be able to spot things that don't quite seem right. Lighting, colors, maybe a shape isn't quite right or a texture isn't quite right or those tree branches look too weirdly uniform, etc. The human brain however, is innately trained to recognize human faces. Why? It's a survival instinct. Being able to distinguish between people means being able to distinguish between someone you can trust, versus someone that might kill you and steal all your stuff. As a result, we'll be a lot quicker to notice things that are just OFF with people.": 0.0,
"It's about how much attention we pay to things. If something is on the table, looks vaguely like a vase, and has flowers in it, then I will glance at it, mark it as a vase in my mind, then dismiss it from my thoughts as unimportant. Human faces are different. We look at them in detail and watch the tiny movements as we try to gauge the person's current mood. Because we look in such great detail, we will notice any tiny little thing that seems \"off\" with the vision, even though we couldn't possibly explain in detail exactly what it was that doesn't seem quite right.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old Why do FM radio stations sound clear but AM radio stations seem fuzzy? AM radio stations seem to always have a fuzzy, unclear reception but FM radio doesn\u2019t seem to have that issue.",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"AM radio is on the kHz band. FM radio is on the mHz band. A signal 1000 kHz wde would take up the whole AM band. 1000 kHz in mHz is just 1 mHz. So you can fit 20 stations on FM where you could have only 1 on AM radio. As a result of that the bandwith of an AM station is much narrower. More bandwith means more information, and thus better sound quality. (apart from that AM means they change the Amplitude, while FM means they change the frequency).": 0.0,
"AM waves are wide, so they can travel further. FM waves are thin, so you have to be close to the source. So, the FM waves are clearer in most cases compared to than AM waves (unless you live close to an AM station).": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old Why do FM radio stations sound clear but AM radio stations seem fuzzy? AM radio stations seem to always have a fuzzy, unclear reception but FM radio doesn\u2019t seem to have that issue.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Queen\u2019s Don\u2019t Stop Me Now] Freddie Mercury is a rocket ship on a collision course with Mars, traveling at the speed of light. Will the resulting explosion be powerful enough (at Mars perihelion) to send a man or woman on Earth\u2019s surface traveling at a supersonic speed?",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"r/theydidthemath would be a good place to ask": 0.0,
"Well, he couldn't have *accelerated* to lightspeed, because that would require infinite energy, so he must have already been going that fast. An object with mass, travelling at c, would have effectively infinite mass from the reference frame of anything not travelling at c. That means that his \"rocket ship\" is an infinitely massive black hole, travelling at the speed of light. Since the Schwarzschild radius (event horizon) is proportional to the mass, and mass is infinite, the entire universe will be inside the event horizon. Everything inside the event horizon (aka, everything) *should* be travelling at the same speed as the black hole (lightspeed), but with infinite size and mass, there's nowhere for it to travel *to*. So, the only way a person could travel at all, let alone at supersonic speed, would be to be emitted as Hawking radiation. Since there's no \"outside\" for the radiation to be emitted to, I think the whole thing will just explode into another Big Bang. If that happened, eventually another planet similar to ours will form. Sentient life will develop, name the planet Earth, and invent supersonic flight. So yes.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Queen\u2019s Don\u2019t Stop Me Now] Freddie Mercury is a rocket ship on a collision course with Mars, traveling at the speed of light. Will the resulting explosion be powerful enough (at Mars perihelion) to send a man or woman on Earth\u2019s surface traveling at a supersonic speed?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Accidentally discovered salary lists While looking for a specific file at work, I accidentally came across something labeled with \"salaries\" that wasn't password protected. I didn't think the company's security would be that sloppy but apparently it is. Of course I was curious and now I know all the salaries at my work. The document doesn't disclose names, only values and department names but the company is small enough (30-40 salaried folk) that I can deduce who gets paid what. I knew I was underpaid before but I assumed everybody was. It turns out we have kind of a bimodal distribution and I'm in the bottom 20% of the bottom half of salaries. Furthermore, because the lists are small I can deduce some of my coworkers with half the seniority as me are making more than I am. &#x200B; Is there anything I can realistically do with this information or is it a bad idea to disclose that I know anything at all? I could see it damaging relationships with my coworkers and boss if they get offended. Location: Canada (Ontario) PS: I'm not mad at my coworkers. I'm annoyed with my work for this income disparity. The video from \"Adam Ruins Everything\" seems to apply here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xH7eGFuSYI",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I work in toronto/mississauga and have known the location of certain non-protected private files locate. my advice to you, forget what you saw. for whatever good you'll gain from the list, it will get you double the amount of hassle within the department. if you are enlightened enough to see above, see the fact that there are people who won't see it the way you do and will most likely get offended.": 0.0,
"If you feel you are being underpaid, you should look for another job; this is regardless of whether you know what your salary is in relation to your coworkers. But I guess I'll ask: are the coworkers who earn more with half your seniority performing more technical task? Or are thy better at their jobs than you are? I earn more than \"more senior\" personnel at my company, but its also because they're bad at their jobs and I get shit taken care of.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAccidentally discovered salary lists While looking for a specific file at work, I accidentally came across something labeled with \"salaries\" that wasn't password protected. I didn't think the company's security would be that sloppy but apparently it is. Of course I was curious and now I know all the salaries at my work. The document doesn't disclose names, only values and department names but the company is small enough (30-40 salaried folk) that I can deduce who gets paid what. I knew I was underpaid before but I assumed everybody was. It turns out we have kind of a bimodal distribution and I'm in the bottom 20% of the bottom half of salaries. Furthermore, because the lists are small I can deduce some of my coworkers with half the seniority as me are making more than I am. &#x200B; Is there anything I can realistically do with this information or is it a bad idea to disclose that I know anything at all? I could see it damaging relationships with my coworkers and boss if they get offended. Location: Canada (Ontario) PS: I'm not mad at my coworkers. I'm annoyed with my work for this income disparity. The video from \"Adam Ruins Everything\" seems to apply here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xH7eGFuSYI\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My work is getting rid of a software service that makes my job substantially easier. Do I have any pushback to get them to keep it? I am a mechanical engineer that uses CAD software daily at work (SolidWorks). One of the subscription services we pay for allows us to submit tickets and receive help via phone call when we have issues with the software. I have taken advantage of this service several times and it has saved me several hours of time so I can get back to the \"real\" engineering part of my job instead of trying to get the program to do what I want it to do. I got a memo that management decided to end our corporate subscription as of Dec 31, probably as a cost-saving measure due to market conditions aka 2020. I have a feeling they didn't ask any engineers before just crossing this line item off as an expense they can get rid of. There are only about 150 engineers in my division that use this service, so I have a feeling my opinion may hold at least some weight; it's not like I'm fighting directors that manage thousands of engineers. Is there a way I can present my case and convince them that this is a worthwhile service to keep?",
"best_score": 20,
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"Make the business case.": 0.0,
"Didn't see it mentioned elsewhere but management probably has access to usage statistics from the support service (number of support cases opened over time, etc.), and has based the decision on that. So maybe the case is true that even though the service is valuable to you the cost is not worth it for the company in the large scale when considering the ratio of all engineers that could use it and the engineers that actually do use it. There probably exists the option of paying for support on a case-by-case basis, instead of having a running subscription. You could try to argue that it would be worthwhile to have that option available.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy work is getting rid of a software service that makes my job substantially easier. Do I have any pushback to get them to keep it? I am a mechanical engineer that uses CAD software daily at work (SolidWorks). One of the subscription services we pay for allows us to submit tickets and receive help via phone call when we have issues with the software. I have taken advantage of this service several times and it has saved me several hours of time so I can get back to the \"real\" engineering part of my job instead of trying to get the program to do what I want it to do. I got a memo that management decided to end our corporate subscription as of Dec 31, probably as a cost-saving measure due to market conditions aka 2020. I have a feeling they didn't ask any engineers before just crossing this line item off as an expense they can get rid of. There are only about 150 engineers in my division that use this service, so I have a feeling my opinion may hold at least some weight; it's not like I'm fighting directors that manage thousands of engineers. Is there a way I can present my case and convince them that this is a worthwhile service to keep?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "BBQ pizza sauce -- Would it be offensive to just add jarred sauce to a homemade pizza sauce? BBQ pizza sauce seems to have a massive amount of ingredients, but Stubb's makes one of my favorite BBQ sauces, so I figure I could omit the sugar from Kenji's pizza sauce recipe and add some BBQ to taste? Going for a BBQ-feta-onion type pizza. Thoughts appreciated. Thanks!",
"best_score": 71,
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"I've made BBQ pizza sauce by just.. using straight up BBQ sauce. Pick the brand I like and go with it.": 0.0,
"The best way to look at it is, if someone is offended by food then they live a sad life and need to go outside more.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What's the maximum amount of water that oats can absorb? let me know if this belongs in /r/cooking instead! Here is my current recipe: 80g oats (i've alternated between steel cut and old fashioned and found no difference) 80g protein powder 900g water 1. put in bowl 2. microwave for 5 minutes 3. stir 4. microwave for 1 minute 5. stir 6. repeat 3 and 4 until the oats threaten to constantly bubble over the edge of bowl 7. put in fridge 8. enjoy super high volume oats the next morning This gives me oats that are super creamy and voluminous, with very little water remaining in the bowl. I want to go to the next level now... **what's the upper limit on water before the oats stop absorbing and I'm left with oat soup? Flavor is not a concern here.**",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"I have a gut feeling from years of cooking oatmeal that this is marginally oat cut dependent. Maybe measuring by weight completely nullifies that concern?": 0.0,
"You may want to ask r/Volumeeating \\--- this is right up their alley. To help answer your question, people on that sub like to use xanthan gum as a low-calorie thickener, which might help.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is it normal to feel anxious about getting old and death at a young age? I'm only 25 but I'm constantly thinking about getting old. I feel like my prime days are over and it's all down hill from this point. Remembering my younger days make me depressed and keep me up at night. Is this serious enough to get therapy? Or is it normal to have these thoughts?",
"best_score": 52,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"I\u2019m 26 and I think about this all the time. Given the amount of responses there are - I feel better.": 0.0,
"I don\u2019t have any answers but just wanted to say i have the Exact. Same. Problem. I\u2019m 22 and when i was a little kid up until high-school i feared death a lot and feared the idea of hell (was raised Christian). Around age 16 i felt a lot less scared about what happens after death and dying itself. I was content with the idea there may be nothing after i die. But this past year all of a sudden my fear of dying and experiencing death has probably been the worst it has ever been. I don\u2019t get panic attacks but i think about it daily and i do worry. I don\u2019t know why, i can\u2019t think of any reasons. I\u2019m 22 and i don\u2019t think i should feel like my time is limited. I genuinely feel like I\u2019m having an existential midlife crisis in my 20s.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it normal to feel anxious about getting old and death at a young age? I'm only 25 but I'm constantly thinking about getting old. I feel like my prime days are over and it's all down hill from this point. Remembering my younger days make me depressed and keep me up at night. Is this serious enough to get therapy? Or is it normal to have these thoughts?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: If the universe is expanding, but the amount of matter in it remains constant(ish), does that mean the 'average density of the universe' is decreasing? Not sure this question makes a ton of sense period, let alone from an actual physics standpoint. But in general terms, is this a valid question and if so, what's the answer and its effects?",
"best_score": 87,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"All matter will be so diffuse that atoms will rip apart and the universe will be an infinite void of nothing. Kinda of like the opposite of a singularity.": 0.0,
"Yes. Eventually the matter in the universe will become so diffuse it will lead to complete heat death.": 1.0
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"post_content": "For a veggie tray at a party, do people pick up the veggies with hands or should i serve with tongs? For a veggie tray at a party, do people pick up the veggies with hands or should i serve with tongs?",
"best_score": 48,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Toothpicks with a labeled discard container works well too.": 0.0,
"Probably have plates out and tongs for veggies and a spoon for dip. People can put in on their plate and then use their hands.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How do caterers and restaurants boil large batches of pasta for a lot of customers? Simple question. Asking this because I frequently cook for my family, easily 10-15 people. I very often go for pasta because it's a crowd pleaser and it's relatively easy to cook for a large crowd (marinara sauce, pesto, etc. are easy to make in large quantities while still maintaining flavor). However, boiling a like 6 pounds of pasta has proven to be annoying for me. I literally have like 3 or 4 pots going only to cook pasta. How do restaurants/caterers do this when they have to serve dozens of people at the same time? I can't imagine they're constantly having 10 pots going just to cook pasta, do they? Do they have specialized equipment? Just trying to learn something from them, it could make my life easier. And I'm just curious, lol.",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"They got a special pot which has dividers in it. https://www.akitchen.com/store/UI-APSA-4.html Think this, but can handle like 8 at a time and you got maybe 2-3 pots at a boil all the time ready to go.": 0.0,
"Last place I worked had a few large steam jacketed kettles, we always had something running in them. https://www.shopbizmart.com/product/groen-40-gallon-gas-steam-jacketed-tilt-kettle-from-school-2364?gclid=CjwKCAjwhNWZBhB_EiwAPzlhNm9lmdjlnofRDxaphHKCSHk-H_7pvzC2KUmAdk5yWxSn5ONeWpJw3BoC8pMQAvD_BwE Though for your specific situation, I would recommend upgrading to a larger stock pot that is sold for professional kitchens, and then consider par cooking if it fits your needs. https://www.webstaurantstore.com/choice-24-qt-standard-weight-aluminum-stock-pot/471SP24QT.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping&gclid=CjwKCAjwhNWZBhB_EiwAPzlhNhmWR9pi2J_1bshTGz5WglLvycVx7qlBGp3TE3rEsrqJXdJYTxG6GxoCPAsQAvD_BwE": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do caterers and restaurants boil large batches of pasta for a lot of customers? Simple question. Asking this because I frequently cook for my family, easily 10-15 people. I very often go for pasta because it's a crowd pleaser and it's relatively easy to cook for a large crowd (marinara sauce, pesto, etc. are easy to make in large quantities while still maintaining flavor). However, boiling a like 6 pounds of pasta has proven to be annoying for me. I literally have like 3 or 4 pots going only to cook pasta. How do restaurants/caterers do this when they have to serve dozens of people at the same time? I can't imagine they're constantly having 10 pots going just to cook pasta, do they? Do they have specialized equipment? Just trying to learn something from them, it could make my life easier. And I'm just curious, lol.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Looking for a Pastry book that explains why to use ingredients Hi all, I recently learned about how different types of sugar (white, light brown, brown) affect the end result of different kinds of pastries. Now I imagine that there are a lot more of these things that are, normally quite hard to figure out without doing proper research. I was wondering if there perhaps was a book that encapsulates these things so that I would have one book to read in order to learn and use for later reference.",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Professional Baking (6th or 7th Edition will do) - Wayne Gisslen. Any of the Wiley textbooks are excellent for beginner cooks/bakers. But for this specific ask this book will do the trick. Not only does it go into details about specific ingredients, but it does an excellent job on explaining how substituting ingredients will affect certain recipes and faults and their causes for when recipes could fail. Bonus- register your book online and then you can access all your Wiley cookbook recipes on one website.": 0.0,
"If you\u2019re going to spend the money on a book that explains ingredients might I suggest food lovers companion by Sharon Tyler Herbst. It\u2019s a comprehension definition of nearly 6000 food drink in culinary terms. I have the third edition I\u2019m sure there\u2019s a newer one out. This one was printed in 2001 it\u2019s by barons. It has everything you could ever imagine about food baking ingredients and anything. \ud83d\ude0a": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nLooking for a Pastry book that explains why to use ingredients Hi all, I recently learned about how different types of sugar (white, light brown, brown) affect the end result of different kinds of pastries. Now I imagine that there are a lot more of these things that are, normally quite hard to figure out without doing proper research. I was wondering if there perhaps was a book that encapsulates these things so that I would have one book to read in order to learn and use for later reference.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "US - TX : Bank requires employees with access to funds to take a mandatory unpaid two weeks off. Are we entitled to Unemployment Benefits during that time? I work for a bank in the Fraud department. In some of our operations we have access to funds in accounts that need to be moved. Because of this, the bank forces us to take two weeks off consecutively to perform a forensic accounting of all our transactions. This time off is technically unpaid however they advise you to plan your PTO time to cover this. The rub is that many times the dates you want are not available and they just assign your two weeks off at random. Since the bank is not allowing us to work and not paying us during those two weeks, are we eligible for Unemployment Benefits? Is PTO required to be used prior to applying for UE benefits? What if all your PTO is exhausted prior to the two week period? First time poster - Long time lurker. Let me know if more details are needed.",
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"I work for a bank and we have a 1 week of consecutive PTO requirement. 2 seems extreme but I guess it\u2019s understandable. Personally, I\u2019d be scheduling those 2 weeks right at the start of the year so I don\u2019t end up with a random time.": 0.0,
"To qualify for unemployment benefits in Texas, you must be either unemployed or working reduced hours through no fault of your own. Examples include layoff, ***reduction in hours or wages not related to misconduct,*** being fired for reasons other than misconduct, or quitting with good cause related to work. Your situation is a reduction in hours (to zero) through no fault of your own, so it appears you qualify for unemployment benefits. Note there are ongoing eligibility requirements in addition to the initial eligibility requirements. You can find more info here: https://www.twc.texas.gov/jobseekers/eligibility-benefit-amounts": 1.0
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"post_content": "If Silver is the most conductive element, why don't we use it in electronics as opposed to Copper and Gold? What are the disadvantages of Silver and why does Gold make a better conductor, despite the price?",
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"subreddit": "askscience",
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"It tarnishes more than Gold and Copper. Gold > Copper > Silver. It's more expensive than copper. Copper > Silver > Gold. It's softer than Copper. Copper > Silver > Gold. If Price, Corrosion and Strength are not an issue, Silver is nice. But those three factors are at play in almost every practical application where a conductive metal needs to be used. Copper wins in almost every category other than tarnish, and in those applications, we use Gold.": 0.0,
"Silver tarnishes when exposed to air. The tarnish has a higher resistance so it will heat up when electricity passes through it. The heat causes more tarnishing, which causes more heat... which causes fires. Copper also tarnishes but not nearly as badly as silver. Gold doesn't tarnish at all. Price is also a factor. Copper is about 20% the price of silver, so if you need more current, you can just use more copper in the wires instead of going for silver. Gold is much more expensive, but it is only used as a thin gold plating on contact points between components. I have never tried soldering silver, but I think the tarnish would make it difficult for the solder to stick to the metal. That would also require silver to be cleaned with a polish before any soldering work was done on it. Aluminium wires are used in aircraft because they are lighter than copper wires that can carry the same current. IIRC there are several 100 kms of wiring in a modern airliner.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[MARVEL] Why are there so many super-criminals in NYC with the Punisher around? Wilson Fisk, Bullseye, Vulture, Wilson \"The Kingpin\" Fisk, Hammerhead and have I already said Fisk? Marvel's NYC is stuffed with criminals. I don't speak about supervillains far above human like Venom or Rhino, just not-bulletproof bad guys like Kingpin. My question is: how fork are all these still alive with Frank Castle shooting around the city? What's the canon reason (I'm sure there's one) why he doesn't just kill them all?",
"best_score": 37,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"The first time Frank took on Fisk, he was going to kill him but was convinced not to because the power vacuum it would cause would lead to many innocent deaths, or some similar contrived bs.": 0.0,
"Punisher is out there hunting rapists, drug dealers, sex traffickers, pedophiles, the kind of criminal that draws visceral hatred. Supervillains who rob banks with cool supersuits are a lot more trouble than they're worth, considering he could use that time and planning to take out an entire gang of Romanian sex-traffickers who kidnap 12 year old girls and ship them off for prostitution in Qatar. And Fisk? He kills him on Punisher Max, but Fisk is very very smart, paranoid and connected. Hard to take him down. Again, with the same effort the Punisher could wipe out an Irish gang selling heroin to children in Brooklyn. The real question is why the fuck is Punisher the ONLY hero hunting down this filth, while Spiderman could do it in an afternoon with no real prep? In Punisher MAX, they give him a tally of over 1000 criminals murdered over 3 decades. He is nothing if not prolific. That's 1000 rapists, murderers, dealers, mafia members, sex traffickers, slavers, child molesters, child pornography producers dead and gone from the streets. Meanwhile, SpiderMan is still having fisticuffs with Rhino and Doc Ock every other week.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MARVEL] Why are there so many super-criminals in NYC with the Punisher around? Wilson Fisk, Bullseye, Vulture, Wilson \"The Kingpin\" Fisk, Hammerhead and have I already said Fisk? Marvel's NYC is stuffed with criminals. I don't speak about supervillains far above human like Venom or Rhino, just not-bulletproof bad guys like Kingpin. My question is: how fork are all these still alive with Frank Castle shooting around the city? What's the canon reason (I'm sure there's one) why he doesn't just kill them all?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How to maintain stamina / enthusiasm as an engineer? Overall I like the idea of solving problems and tackling difficult tasks as an engineer. But, some days I want to just coast and not have to deal with being an engineer. Part of it I think is fear of failure that I wont be able to accomplish my tasks or find a solution to a particular problem. I am pretty new in my career as an engineer. To me it has been draining to have to \"muster up the courage\" to start each day. How do you maintain your stamina / enthusiasm for the day to day grind of being an engineer? How do you maintain a realistic view on facing challenging problems, knowing that there is the potential for failure? I do my best to eat healthy, get good sleep, exercise, and take care of myself overall. I try not to overthink the situation and have perspective on everything. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I feel you. I can't offer advice because I'm early career too... But.. man some days all I want is to go back to living seasonally and working in the woods and skiing and surfing. It was so easy and fun. Trying to remind myself that when I did that I felt like I was underperforming. And that I had basically topped out in my old career.": 0.0,
"The first few years are the roughest since there is a steep learning curve and you simply don't have the experience on how to approach problems. You'll gradually build up the stamina as problems tend to start repeating themselves. Don't forget to use your time off, it is very easy to burnout in this career especially when management demands crunch time. Remember that their failure to manage engineering resources is not a reflection of how good you are as an engineer.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow to maintain stamina / enthusiasm as an engineer? Overall I like the idea of solving problems and tackling difficult tasks as an engineer. But, some days I want to just coast and not have to deal with being an engineer. Part of it I think is fear of failure that I wont be able to accomplish my tasks or find a solution to a particular problem. I am pretty new in my career as an engineer. To me it has been draining to have to \"muster up the courage\" to start each day. How do you maintain your stamina / enthusiasm for the day to day grind of being an engineer? How do you maintain a realistic view on facing challenging problems, knowing that there is the potential for failure? I do my best to eat healthy, get good sleep, exercise, and take care of myself overall. I try not to overthink the situation and have perspective on everything. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Mathematically speaking, what is an \u2018Axiom\u2019?",
"best_score": 105,
"worse_score": 3,
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"In order to prove something in mathematics you need to have a chain with no weak links. Let's say you prove that C is true, but in that proof you assume that B is true. Your proof that C is true doesn't hold unless you also prove that B is true. Your proof that B is true assumes that A is true, but that A is true is so fundamental that it's universally agreed upon, so you don't have to prove that in order for your proof that B (and thus, C) is true to hold. A in this case, is an axiom.": 0.0,
"It's a statement that can't be proven (or disproven), but is assumed to be true so that we have a starting point from which to build up the rules of mathematics.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How much will having a color streak in my hair affect my chances in getting internships? So earlier today, my friend gave me a gift card to a hair place to get my hair dyed because she knows I've really been wanting to get a purple streak in my hair for a while. Her gift is so sweet and so thoughtful, so I couldn't tell her that the reason I haven't done it is because I've always been worried about how it would affect my image when trying to get an internship or job in the engineering field. I'm a sophomore in college studying Aerospace Engineering. My dream job is one with NASA and I've been trying to get a summer internship with them. I'm concerned about how it would affect that. I would just really like some advice on how big of an issue this could potentially be. It wouldn't be anything super drastic, just kind of a deep purple streak across my bangs, or something similar. Thanks!",
"best_score": 36,
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"I worked at NASA and have color streaks in my hair. It was a non-issue.": 0.0,
"NASA employee here. It will have zero effect on your chances of getting an internship.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow much will having a color streak in my hair affect my chances in getting internships? So earlier today, my friend gave me a gift card to a hair place to get my hair dyed because she knows I've really been wanting to get a purple streak in my hair for a while. Her gift is so sweet and so thoughtful, so I couldn't tell her that the reason I haven't done it is because I've always been worried about how it would affect my image when trying to get an internship or job in the engineering field. I'm a sophomore in college studying Aerospace Engineering. My dream job is one with NASA and I've been trying to get a summer internship with them. I'm concerned about how it would affect that. I would just really like some advice on how big of an issue this could potentially be. It wouldn't be anything super drastic, just kind of a deep purple streak across my bangs, or something similar. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Abusive former step father has a banking account under my name and SSN He seems to use it as his primary banking account and I\u2019m constantly getting emails that he\u2019s put it into the negative and this account does show on my credit history/score. I never let my own account go negative and I\u2019ve asked my mother to have him close the account and transfer the money out several times. Each time he says he will but doesn\u2019t. I finally lost my temper and he supposedly said several weeks ago he had officially changed it over and I should be fine to call and end the account in three or more weeks just to make sure that his checks are being deposited into the new account. I finally called today and they mention he\u2019s got nearly $1k in there, nothing has been transferred over and it was just in the negative again the night before. This is not a man I can or will have a civil conversation with. He has done things to me that I am not willing to post on an Internet forum. I live in Texas, as does he, just not in the same areas. I am not trying to screw him over by saying \u201cf*ck it\u201d and transferring all the money into my actual account so I can close the account he has illegally set up. What can I do? I\u2019m not currently working to be able to afford a lawyer. I am 25, if that\u2019s relevant.",
"best_score": 103,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"Go to the police for identity theft. Tell him 48 hours to remove the money and put it under his own name. Also lock your credit.": 0.0,
"If the account is under your name and only your name, what is your legal question here? It\u2019s your account. Just go close it already.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAbusive former step father has a banking account under my name and SSN He seems to use it as his primary banking account and I\u2019m constantly getting emails that he\u2019s put it into the negative and this account does show on my credit history/score. I never let my own account go negative and I\u2019ve asked my mother to have him close the account and transfer the money out several times. Each time he says he will but doesn\u2019t. I finally lost my temper and he supposedly said several weeks ago he had officially changed it over and I should be fine to call and end the account in three or more weeks just to make sure that his checks are being deposited into the new account. I finally called today and they mention he\u2019s got nearly $1k in there, nothing has been transferred over and it was just in the negative again the night before. This is not a man I can or will have a civil conversation with. He has done things to me that I am not willing to post on an Internet forum. I live in Texas, as does he, just not in the same areas. I am not trying to screw him over by saying \u201cf*ck it\u201d and transferring all the money into my actual account so I can close the account he has illegally set up. What can I do? I\u2019m not currently working to be able to afford a lawyer. I am 25, if that\u2019s relevant.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do metals at room temperature feel colder to the touch than other materials?",
"best_score": 22,
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"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
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"Oddly enough, this was asked on /r/askscience just yesterday -- you might find the answers at http://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1r7l11/a_property_of_metals_is_that_they_conduct_heat_if/ interesting :-)": 0.0,
"This video is about as Explain like I'm five years old as it gets without dumbing down too much.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is there any evidence that cities with high electric vehicle adoption have had increased air quality? Visited LA and noticed all the Teslas. I\u2019m sure EVs are still less than 10% of all cars there but just curious about local emissions/smog",
"best_score": 15,
"worse_score": 3,
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"I\u2019m in Shanghai and the city is limiting how many gas cars be registered every month, and no limit for electric or hybrid. Moreover it is transfer all buses and taxis to electric. We do see more and more EVs on road, but gas cars are also increasing. You know the total number is increasing, just EVs will have higher and higher ratio. About emission and smog, it\u2019s for sure the air quality has improved a lot over last decade, but I believe it is more because of shutting down factories that produced mass pollution and adopting technology to clean the emission before exhaust it to the air. Support on transfer to EVs do helps, China still gets the energy largely from thermal power(coal). So instead of creating emission with little clean from each car, it is better to clean them all at once with higher standard and let cars to use clean energy.": 0.0,
"I don\u2019t know how much of it is attributable to EVs and hybrids, but as someone who\u2019s lived in the LA area since the 1980\u2019s, air quality has definitely improved since then. The air quality forecast was normally a part of every newscast/newspaper, and unhealthy and dangerous conditions were a frequent thing. These days while air quality is usually a part of the weather forecast graphic, it\u2019s rarely mentioned, and usually forecasts are for moderate, unhealthy at worst.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there any evidence that cities with high electric vehicle adoption have had increased air quality? Visited LA and noticed all the Teslas. I\u2019m sure EVs are still less than 10% of all cars there but just curious about local emissions/smog\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do we know our posistion in the milky way galaxy? And what the milky way looks like? I'd appreciate it if someone explained it to me",
"best_score": 47,
"worse_score": 2,
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"I can explain this, we have a rough understanding of the shape of the milky way galaxy because of information that we have on stars and their systems within the milky way (distance from us, azimuth/altitude [ways to plot their position in the sky]). This information is then put into a computer with an excel file-like spreadsheet and digitally maps the coordinates of the stars and systems to make a cloud of points which can be manipulated in 3d on a computer. More stars can be added to this but to get a \"picture\" of the milky way, an artist is given the program and information concerning gas clouds and such (what give color to galaxies). He then paints an inferred picture and we have a \"picture\" of the milky way.": 0.0,
"Really, once you determine the distance to various stars within our galaxy and map them out, you start to see patterns emerge that are very similar to other galaxies that we can observe. We can't see all of the Milky Way, as seen in this image: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Milky_Way_Arms.svg due to the density of the center of the galaxy, but we can extrapolate what else SHOULD be behind it based on what we observe everywhere else. EDIT: You could look at it like making a map of terrain by standing on a hill and drawing what you see. If you had some survey equipment to calculate some angles, you could fairly precisely determine distances to every tree, creek, river, or house that you can see. You can make a very accurate map by only moving around the hill slightly to change the angles to objects, to give you something to calculate (known distance between observation points and known angles). That small movement around the top of the hill getting various angles is analogous to the earth's revolving around the sun.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do we know our posistion in the milky way galaxy? And what the milky way looks like? I'd appreciate it if someone explained it to me\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old How are large sums of money transferred between nations? Say country A sends some billions of dollars to country B in aid or in exchange for some resource. How does the actual transfer take place? How does the wealth of country A decrease and the wealth of country B increase?",
"best_score": 30,
"worse_score": 3,
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"I know it\u2019s not a lot relatively speaking, but in the 90\u2019s I was doing some work for the Bahamian government as an employee of the FAA. They gave me a check for $550,000 to take back to the states. I taped it to my chest I was so scared to lose it. So there\u2019s that.": 0.0,
"Domestically, when someone at Bank A sends money to Bank B, no money actually changes hands. Bank A deducts funds from your account and Bank B credit funds to the recipient\u2019s account. Then the two banks settle the transaction by crediting and debiting their bank accounts with the national reserve bank (Federal Reserve, Bank of England etc\u2026). To make it easier the banks will batch thousands or millions of transactions in both directions and pay the net difference once a day or so. For international transfers there is no global reserve bank. So, the banks do it with each other in a system called correspondent banking. To send cash from a Bank of America customer to a Royal Bank of Scotland customer, BofA will have cash on deposit at RBS. When RBS credits their customer they reduce the cash balance of BofA\u2019s account. If you don\u2019t have a correspondent banking relationship set up with the destination bank, other banks will step in as intermediaries. A \u201cwire\u201d transfer is just the message used by all the banks to authorize all the transactions. In the case of a government sending money to another government, they both have bank accounts at a regular bank and process it just like they were regular customers. Or a government will have funds on deposit internationally and get it debited from there.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old How are large sums of money transferred between nations? Say country A sends some billions of dollars to country B in aid or in exchange for some resource. How does the actual transfer take place? How does the wealth of country A decrease and the wealth of country B increase?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "is a black hole necessarily a singularity (and vice versa) My superficial knowledge of what black holes are and how they work tell me the answer to the question is yes (yes), but I'm not sure. I guess I understand that if you have a black hole, the mass must be in a singularity since, if you have gravity strong enough to bend space entirely inwards so that light can't escape, then surely there are no other forces that can resist this by pushing apart (like how atoms or neutrons push each other away) to constitute a body of some sort. So it seems that a black hole necessarily contains a singularity? Ok, then, if you have a situation where gravity is strong enough to create a singularity, is it necessarily also a black hole? Can you have a singularity so small that light can't fall into it, or something like that? I'm sort of thinking of this case where you have a neutron star, and you add one neutron at a time... is there going to be a point where I add a neutron and \"pop\" it's a singularity / black hole, or is there some in-between (however narrow) where you're not quite one or the other?",
"best_score": 22,
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"If one considers only General Relativity, there are mass distributions that *will* collapse to a singularity, forming a black hole. This we know from Hawking's modification of Penrose's ideas. We know from looking that such situations occur, and that there are objects we can only understand as black holes (again, considering only GR). Note that the singularity is the point in space and time at which everything in the black hole ends up. However, we know that GR is at odds with reality: quantum gravity is famously elusive; the universe inflated early on; singularities themselves aren't really self-consistent in GR, so more needs to be understood and this will likely affect predictions of how singularities behave. For a specified mass there is an associated Schwarzschild radius; if the mass is all within this radius, it will collapse into a black hole.": 0.0,
"Just to give a mathematical description of a singularity in simple terms, a singularity is a point where something is undefined and/or the graph has a \"hole\" in it. So y = x^2 / x - 5 would have a singularity at 5 since it would be dividing by zero there. Keep in mind that blackholes are the outcome of equations that treat space as infinitely divisible (no plank unit) and that aren't compatible with quantum mechanics. That's how they were predicted before being discovered. We know the equations are incomplete and we need a theory of quantum gravity to describe such conditions. So the singularity is probably just mathematical and not a real thing.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nis a black hole necessarily a singularity (and vice versa) My superficial knowledge of what black holes are and how they work tell me the answer to the question is yes (yes), but I'm not sure. I guess I understand that if you have a black hole, the mass must be in a singularity since, if you have gravity strong enough to bend space entirely inwards so that light can't escape, then surely there are no other forces that can resist this by pushing apart (like how atoms or neutrons push each other away) to constitute a body of some sort. So it seems that a black hole necessarily contains a singularity? Ok, then, if you have a situation where gravity is strong enough to create a singularity, is it necessarily also a black hole? Can you have a singularity so small that light can't fall into it, or something like that? I'm sort of thinking of this case where you have a neutron star, and you add one neutron at a time... is there going to be a point where I add a neutron and \"pop\" it's a singularity / black hole, or is there some in-between (however narrow) where you're not quite one or the other?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Grandmother is dying and my work is refusing to let me leave to be with her when she passes. Help My grandmother is in the hospital and she is dying of brain cancer. We took her off everything that was helping keep the swelling of her brain down last night. We know that she is going to pass today with the state she is in. I came into work and I asked to work a half day and then leave so I can be with her. My boss told me this is going to be something I just need to deal with and I need to work my full shift. Can my company legally do that? I am in Las Vegas, NV and I'm unsure if there are any laws that can protect me so I can go be with my family without being fired. Any advice?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"You can leave, they can't stop you. They can fire you for leaving though. Do you want to work at a place that would do this to you?": 0.0,
"Just take the time you need and deal with your asshat boss later.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGrandmother is dying and my work is refusing to let me leave to be with her when she passes. Help My grandmother is in the hospital and she is dying of brain cancer. We took her off everything that was helping keep the swelling of her brain down last night. We know that she is going to pass today with the state she is in. I came into work and I asked to work a half day and then leave so I can be with her. My boss told me this is going to be something I just need to deal with and I need to work my full shift. Can my company legally do that? I am in Las Vegas, NV and I'm unsure if there are any laws that can protect me so I can go be with my family without being fired. Any advice?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: The Whole Johnny Depp Trial is Unimportant The only reason we are told to care by social media (on a daily basis it seems) is because the persons involved are famous. I get that it's important to bring about awareness about physical abuse from both sexes but honestly, I think everyone IS already aware. Instead why aren't we promoting resources links or something local instead of just click bait trail clips of Amber crying/lying/talking about dogs stepping on bees? I'm not trying to make this seem like a rant about me getting reminded on the daily through YouTube or Reddit about the case, all Im saying is that this trial is not important (aside from those involved of course) and it only gets put on display like a new Netflix episode because it's Johnny.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
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"I don't like that it's a celebrity case, but it's huge signal for male victims of abuse that the system can find justice for them if he wins.": 0.0,
"Are people just suppose to discuss the Ukraine war and inflation all day? The Johnny Depp trial is just some dumb tabloid-y fun people get to partake in in the midst of more serious issues. It's fine.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: The Whole Johnny Depp Trial is Unimportant The only reason we are told to care by social media (on a daily basis it seems) is because the persons involved are famous. I get that it's important to bring about awareness about physical abuse from both sexes but honestly, I think everyone IS already aware. Instead why aren't we promoting resources links or something local instead of just click bait trail clips of Amber crying/lying/talking about dogs stepping on bees? I'm not trying to make this seem like a rant about me getting reminded on the daily through YouTube or Reddit about the case, all Im saying is that this trial is not important (aside from those involved of course) and it only gets put on display like a new Netflix episode because it's Johnny.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "PhD defense in a few hours Just getting this off my chest. I'll defend in a few hours and genuinely think there is a big probability that I will fail. My thesis is an embarrassment to myself, my PI, and the field. Data is limited, analysis is very simple, conclusions are unclear. I could train a master student and the whole data collection could be completed in 2 months. The analysis approach is like the ones done in the 70s or 80s, product of a bygone era. I don't belong on the modern, cutting edge area of science. I have made peace (slightly) that it's ok if I fail. I will go back to my home country this weekend (will be expensive but I don't care anymore), leave science forever (imagine wanting to understand the brain lol, what a nerd), and start my life anew. I just don't want my family and closest friends see me differently if I fail.",
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"Good luck": 0.0,
"i don't know if it helps, but we all felt that way before the defense: i knw i did, and it went great. Best of luck to you. edit: i don't know the american system very well, i'm french and teach in france, but there are no reason to fail you if your supervisor has allowed you to defend: this would be seen as a direct attack on them, and a default to the rules of collegiality. If they had confidence in you, confident enough they would their name on your work, it means your thesis is not the failure you think it is.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nPhD defense in a few hours Just getting this off my chest. I'll defend in a few hours and genuinely think there is a big probability that I will fail. My thesis is an embarrassment to myself, my PI, and the field. Data is limited, analysis is very simple, conclusions are unclear. I could train a master student and the whole data collection could be completed in 2 months. The analysis approach is like the ones done in the 70s or 80s, product of a bygone era. I don't belong on the modern, cutting edge area of science. I have made peace (slightly) that it's ok if I fail. I will go back to my home country this weekend (will be expensive but I don't care anymore), leave science forever (imagine wanting to understand the brain lol, what a nerd), and start my life anew. I just don't want my family and closest friends see me differently if I fail.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: What are the downsides to hitting \"reject all\" when presented with a cookie request? Further explanation involved Two sides to this question. 1; It's a site I use not quite daily but fairly often. 2: it's a site I've never seen before and unlikely to ever visit again",
"best_score": 26,
"worse_score": 2,
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"I always hear people say if u accept all cookies then some of your personal information may be obtained by the owner of the website.. is there any truth to that at all? Like the reason for rejecting all cookies relating to access to sensitive info?": 0.0,
"Usually nothing. The reason you get these popups is there's a law that basically says \"no spying on users unless they consent to it\" so of course advertising operators started doing these dialogs because a lot of people consent to being spied upon if you ask them rudely and make it annoying. Actually important cookies, like whether you're logged in, they don't need to ask you for permission for those.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: What are the downsides to hitting \"reject all\" when presented with a cookie request? Further explanation involved Two sides to this question. 1; It's a site I use not quite daily but fairly often. 2: it's a site I've never seen before and unlikely to ever visit again\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Cod will not defrost Alright... I can safely say I\u2019ve never had this happen before unless it was with something like a whole Turkey. My roommate picked up some frozen cod on Saturday. Defrosted in fridge overnight into Sunday and he checks it... frozen... puts it in a bowl of cold water.. two hours later still frozen.. back in the refrigerator until the next evening when I take it out.. still frozen.. put into a bowl of cold water for about 1 hour.. still frozen.. back into the fridge overnight.. now today it\u2019s been in a cold bowl of water for almost 3 hours.. still frozen... been replacing/running water over it. I am at a complete loss for words.. it\u2019s been several days in the fridge and several hours in cold water baths. Can someone explain what the hell is going on? It\u2019s just some damn fish fillets... normally these defrost overnight or in a couple hours in some cold water.. seriously wtf is happening",
"best_score": 93,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I think you bought some Wonka Cod": 0.0,
"Is it salt cod?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCod will not defrost Alright... I can safely say I\u2019ve never had this happen before unless it was with something like a whole Turkey. My roommate picked up some frozen cod on Saturday. Defrosted in fridge overnight into Sunday and he checks it... frozen... puts it in a bowl of cold water.. two hours later still frozen.. back in the refrigerator until the next evening when I take it out.. still frozen.. put into a bowl of cold water for about 1 hour.. still frozen.. back into the fridge overnight.. now today it\u2019s been in a cold bowl of water for almost 3 hours.. still frozen... been replacing/running water over it. I am at a complete loss for words.. it\u2019s been several days in the fridge and several hours in cold water baths. Can someone explain what the hell is going on? It\u2019s just some damn fish fillets... normally these defrost overnight or in a couple hours in some cold water.. seriously wtf is happening\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "cmv: Therapy should not be for life In recent years, I have noticed some worrying trends in therapy usage. I believe it is a great thing that therapy and seeking mental health help has become normalized, but I think consistently being in therapy for many years is not good. The ultimate goal of therapy is to give someone the tools to get out of therapy and be internally health on their own. People who have gone to therapy for 10+ years and still struggle just the same have not been very successful and should probably seek other help (other therapists, alternatives, etc). Furthermore, I think a sense of pride in mental health issues is also a mistake. The consistent I\u2019m so depressed lol culture is not how life is supposed to be. If you are depressed, feel free to own it, but it is not a joke and should be something to be fixed. Mental health issues are just that, an issue, and the continual acceptance of not trying to end issues is a problem in its own. I\u2019m not saying that being depressed is an issue, but being okay with being depressed is one.",
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"I mean, it depends? Sometimes, the leg just doesn't heal. Sometimes regular visits to your therapist is the only reason it consistently bends properly. You *could* ask someone else, but the problem is, that's not really \"getting out of therapy\", it's \"getting therapy from a friend\". Sometimes, an injury one got in High School lingers a person's entire life with no signs of improvement outside what'd require regular therapy visits to maintain. \"Oh wait, you're talking about *mental* health.\" Yeah....that's not going to be different. Mental health issues are harder to identify, harder to train the general population to avoid aggravating, and harder to define appropriate treatments for. There's no way in which a similarly debilitating mental issue is easier to fix than it's analog physical issue.": 0.0,
"Therapy is treatment in the same way medication can be treatment. Acceptance that treatment is necessary for something\u2019s is part of the process. Being \u201cokay\u201d with being depressed and \u201caccepting\u201d that you suffer from depression due to traumas, experiences or a chemical imbalance is all part of the process. While I agree that wearing your depression with a badge of honor is\u2026 odd, I think that only applies to a vocal minority of those who actually have depression. Most people who legitimately live with depression aren\u2019t wearing it on their sleeve and advertising it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\ncmv: Therapy should not be for life In recent years, I have noticed some worrying trends in therapy usage. I believe it is a great thing that therapy and seeking mental health help has become normalized, but I think consistently being in therapy for many years is not good. The ultimate goal of therapy is to give someone the tools to get out of therapy and be internally health on their own. People who have gone to therapy for 10+ years and still struggle just the same have not been very successful and should probably seek other help (other therapists, alternatives, etc). Furthermore, I think a sense of pride in mental health issues is also a mistake. The consistent I\u2019m so depressed lol culture is not how life is supposed to be. If you are depressed, feel free to own it, but it is not a joke and should be something to be fixed. Mental health issues are just that, an issue, and the continual acceptance of not trying to end issues is a problem in its own. I\u2019m not saying that being depressed is an issue, but being okay with being depressed is one.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Made fresh Almond milk...and it spoilt within 12 hours Made my first batch of almond milk last night. Got up today morning and the milk was totally spoilt. I had stored the milk in an airtight glass bottle and got a loud soda-like **pop** when I opened the cap. Here is the recipe I followed: * Soaked 1 cup almonds for 8 hours. Washed them after * Blend them with 3:1 water with a touch of vanilla and honey * Strain milk through nut-bag * Store milk in airtight glass bottle * Refrigerate I'm not sure where I messed up. Could use some advice on the same. Thanks!",
"best_score": 18,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"If you have sous vide equipment it would be easy to pasteurize without burning.": 0.0,
"You're missing salt. Without it, it will rapid spoil every time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMade fresh Almond milk...and it spoilt within 12 hours Made my first batch of almond milk last night. Got up today morning and the milk was totally spoilt. I had stored the milk in an airtight glass bottle and got a loud soda-like **pop** when I opened the cap. Here is the recipe I followed: * Soaked 1 cup almonds for 8 hours. Washed them after * Blend them with 3:1 water with a touch of vanilla and honey * Strain milk through nut-bag * Store milk in airtight glass bottle * Refrigerate I'm not sure where I messed up. Could use some advice on the same. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What\u2019s the quickest way to make caramelized onion? Making caramelized onion is extremely time consuming. Are there any tricks to make this process easier and faster?",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Make them in bulk and freeze them.": 0.0,
"There are no tricks. All tricks that reduce cook time result in sauteeing rather than carmelization.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat\u2019s the quickest way to make caramelized onion? Making caramelized onion is extremely time consuming. Are there any tricks to make this process easier and faster?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I posted a non-work related status about a family member and have been fired from my job that is owned by other family members. Do I have any legal recourse? So this is a bit of a weird one\u2026I work for a company owned in Tx which is a \u201cfamily owned business\u201d. I am the 3rd generation grandson of this family and have worked with the company since I was 17 (26 now). I posted a status on Facebook saying the following: \u201cI got a nut-case family member trying to go up to Wise county to speak/\u201cminister\u201d to Tanner Horner, the piece of shit who killed 7-year-old Athena Strand. Y\u2019all be doing some weird shit. Don\u2019t do drugs, kids. \ud83e\udd26\ud83c\udffb\u200d\u2642\ufe0f\u201d I didn\u2019t tag or mention my father in any way, but the family knew who I was referring to. Within an hour of posting, I\u2019ve been fired and sent home from my job. Do I have any legal recourse on this at all? Thanks in advance.",
"best_score": 20,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"You qualify for unemployment thats about it.": 0.0,
"Unless you have a union or employment contract saying otherwise you can be fired for anything that isn't a protected class. Back the wrong sports team? Fireable. Post the wrong thing to facebook? Fireable. Undercook fish? Believe it or not, fireable.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI posted a non-work related status about a family member and have been fired from my job that is owned by other family members. Do I have any legal recourse? So this is a bit of a weird one\u2026I work for a company owned in Tx which is a \u201cfamily owned business\u201d. I am the 3rd generation grandson of this family and have worked with the company since I was 17 (26 now). I posted a status on Facebook saying the following: \u201cI got a nut-case family member trying to go up to Wise county to speak/\u201cminister\u201d to Tanner Horner, the piece of shit who killed 7-year-old Athena Strand. Y\u2019all be doing some weird shit. Don\u2019t do drugs, kids. \ud83e\udd26\ud83c\udffb\u200d\u2642\ufe0f\u201d I didn\u2019t tag or mention my father in any way, but the family knew who I was referring to. Within an hour of posting, I\u2019ve been fired and sent home from my job. Do I have any legal recourse on this at all? Thanks in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General Fiction] Why is it that in almost every post-apocalyptic world, a lot of people tend to follow a leader that is clearly insane and/or evil? Examples * The Governor, Negan, Alpha-The Walking Dead * Lord Humungus, Immortan Joe-Mad Max",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Confidence. It's why some ladies prefer the \"bad boys\" - they don't mess around, and do what they say they're going to do. Despite whatever moral or practical objectives anyone might have about the actions of a bad guy, \"indecisive\" or \"weak-willed\" aren't it.": 0.0,
"Certain kinds of insanity, like narcissism and megalomania, can actually make a person a more effective and efficient leader, particularly in survival situations. So, to put it plainly, they follow insane leaders because they get shit done and keep people alive. Yea, they're evil, and yea their insanity is dangerous if you get on the wrong side of them, but it's better odds than going it alone, and often the sane people can't hold a group together as well.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General Fiction] Why is it that in almost every post-apocalyptic world, a lot of people tend to follow a leader that is clearly insane and/or evil? Examples * The Governor, Negan, Alpha-The Walking Dead * Lord Humungus, Immortan Joe-Mad Max\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there a secret to peeling the first papery layer of an onion? I feel like an idiot asking this question with as many years cooking as I have. I chop the bottom off my onion and trim the top (I leave the stem section in tact but remove the hairy stuff so it doesn't get in my food). I then chop the onion in half. Then I peel the skin off. Some onions are nice, they have hearty skin that peels right off. Other onions are the demon spawn and have paper thin layers that are fastened together with super glue. I pick and peel and get that skin under my fingernails where it cuts me. I get so sick of it I just peel the entire next layer of onion off and pretend it was all one layer. This is the way? So say we all? Or is there some trick to that infernal thin fused together layer?",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"I pull the top layer off. I don't think it chops as well either.": 0.0,
"Post stroke I had to figure out the easiest way to peel and dice onions. Slice in half top to bottom. Lay each half flat side down and halve each of them, _then_ easily remove as many layers as you wish. Now here's the neatest part: set a quarter on your board, on one of the flat sides and with the root end away from you, then make slices as fine or as coarse as you want, from root end toward you. Flip it onto the other flat side and make the same cuts. Now you can just slice across and voila diced onion! None of that hand on top slicing parallel to the cutting board, which offers a lot of opportunity to slice your hand.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a secret to peeling the first papery layer of an onion? I feel like an idiot asking this question with as many years cooking as I have. I chop the bottom off my onion and trim the top (I leave the stem section in tact but remove the hairy stuff so it doesn't get in my food). I then chop the onion in half. Then I peel the skin off. Some onions are nice, they have hearty skin that peels right off. Other onions are the demon spawn and have paper thin layers that are fastened together with super glue. I pick and peel and get that skin under my fingernails where it cuts me. I get so sick of it I just peel the entire next layer of onion off and pretend it was all one layer. This is the way? So say we all? Or is there some trick to that infernal thin fused together layer?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Marvel] Is Deadpool really as obsessed with Spiderman as fan art makes him out to be. And if so then why is he interested in Spiderman.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Spider-man can't stand him but has been forced to work with him. Deadpool admires him because Spider-man is one of the OGs in The Marvel U.": 0.0,
"People always mistake deadpool for spiderman because of the similarities in their costumes.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Starship Troopers] Why the hell would the government create a permit for having babies? I watched the movie recently and it just doesn't make sense. The main combat tactic of the troopers seems to be to throw as many bodies to the enemy as possible, and in such a militarized society it would make sense to have as many recruits as possible and to try and encourage the population to have babies. Why make it harder? It just feels stupid for no reason",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"It encourages people to join the service. \"Service guarantees citizenship\". I haven't seen the movie in a long time, but as I recall, a *citizen* doesn't have to get a permit to have a kid. You want to have a baby someday? Join the Army.": 0.0,
"The film version of the Federation is, across the board, far more stupid, petty, and perhaps deliberately evil than the book version. For example, in the film the desk officer at the recruitment station just pithily says \"MI made me the man I am today\" as he rolls about sans legs, but in the books it's revealed that he has gov't issued artificial limbs, but deliberately doesn't wear them on desk duty as a \"wake up call\" for anyone who hasn't put together that federal service is *dangerous*. In the book, when a recruit questions Sgt. Zim on why they learn melee if everyone (including individual Mobile Infantry troopers) has nukes, Zim sits the class down and explains the importance of proportional force and the ability to mount surgical attacks, versus in the film where he puts a knife in his trainee's hand. And while the book MI takes the step of taking away Sunday as a day of rest so they can get boots on the ground faster, the film MI is straight up resorting to recruiting children to meet their quotas. If it seems stupid, it is, because the film Federation is stupid.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Starship Troopers] Why the hell would the government create a permit for having babies? I watched the movie recently and it just doesn't make sense. The main combat tactic of the troopers seems to be to throw as many bodies to the enemy as possible, and in such a militarized society it would make sense to have as many recruits as possible and to try and encourage the population to have babies. Why make it harder? It just feels stupid for no reason\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Ukraine is winning the war now and they\u2019d be stupid to try and make a deal with russia at this point Someone proposed the idea that Ukraine should try and make a deal with Russia at this point. The reasoning being it will save more lives but I can\u2019t see how that would be beneficial or smart. Firstly the Ukrainian people to my knowledge want to fight this war. To make a deal to save lives that don\u2019t want to be \u201csaved\u201d doesn\u2019t make sense. Ukraine has been holding their ground longer than anyone would have expected, and they are winning. Russia\u2019s economy is heading to the gutter and it\u2019s people don\u2019t even want to fight the way anymore. Ukraine has successfully been able to push them back and are still receiving aid from the US and other allies. If anything Ukraine should keep pushing to take back land from Russia. Even if Ukraine were to make a deal with Russia, Putin would never take it because it would most likely be a deal that had Russia getting the worse end of the stick. Even if Putin did accept the deal all it would mean is Ukraine got too tired of fighting a war they were winning, and it would also mean that if a big country like Russia could bully a country long enough they would give in.",
"best_score": 105,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"It's Zelenski and his support vs Putin and his support with a whole bunch of citizens from both sides pulled in, I suspect the majority of Russians invading don't want to invade as much as the Ukrainians. If Russia wants to make a sensible deal they should take it: There is always a danger that western support will dry up as stockpiles are exhausted and inflation sores, having a deal now might avoid defeat or a long grind later. Russia is attacking Ukraines infestructure, this will decrease quality of life significantly in Ukraine. There is a danger we could push Putin in to using nukes to avoid further humiliation, this is bad for everyone, it would be better to avoid cornering him.": 0.0,
"how else is a war supposed to end without a deal? complete annihilation? maybe you mean when putin and friends get removed. if such a thing happens, guess what ukraine and the new government will do. thats right, make a deal. if they dont get removed, and for some reason ukraine will never negotiate and they reach the original borders, what happens then? do they keep going, becoming aggressors and invaders themselves? do they militarize the zone a la nk/sk? are people supposed to move back into former warzones knowing fully well exactly how much time it would take for a new offensive to reach their homes? or are they going to make some sort of deal that takes into account how trustworthy russia is.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Ukraine is winning the war now and they\u2019d be stupid to try and make a deal with russia at this point Someone proposed the idea that Ukraine should try and make a deal with Russia at this point. The reasoning being it will save more lives but I can\u2019t see how that would be beneficial or smart. Firstly the Ukrainian people to my knowledge want to fight this war. To make a deal to save lives that don\u2019t want to be \u201csaved\u201d doesn\u2019t make sense. Ukraine has been holding their ground longer than anyone would have expected, and they are winning. Russia\u2019s economy is heading to the gutter and it\u2019s people don\u2019t even want to fight the way anymore. Ukraine has successfully been able to push them back and are still receiving aid from the US and other allies. If anything Ukraine should keep pushing to take back land from Russia. Even if Ukraine were to make a deal with Russia, Putin would never take it because it would most likely be a deal that had Russia getting the worse end of the stick. Even if Putin did accept the deal all it would mean is Ukraine got too tired of fighting a war they were winning, and it would also mean that if a big country like Russia could bully a country long enough they would give in.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What do you do with soup you intend to eat across 3 days? Why? When I make soup, it's usually enough for 9 portions, which we tend to eat for 3 consecutive evenings. I normally just let the pot cool down for a couple of hours, often on the kitchen balcony, store in fridge until the next day, then just before dinner, I bring the soup to a boil to kill anything that may have developed in it. Repeat for day 3. Recently I read this is a terrible idea, you should never reheat soup multiple times, you shouldn't store it in the original pot, etc. Something about harmful bacteria developing in a certain temperature range when heating/cooling (though, as far as I've read, those do get killed if you boil the soup, so I'm confused) Do people really pack it in 6 different containers, and then microwave it one at a time, and that's better? Or split it into 2 smaller pots, and reheat one each evening? I'd like to hear what you do, but mainly I'm trying to understand why, if it's beyond convenience.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"To be perfectly clear, if you make soup and refrigerate it and take it out the next day, it is perfectly safe to eat even cold. There is no special benefit to boiling it again. You can even reheat it and put it back. All that repeated reheating does is that it exposes the food to warmer high bacteria growth temperatures for a long time. But that's it. Ideally you want to take out only the portion you want to eat the next day and only reheat that much. Regardless of whether you're storing your soup in the fridge in a single pot or multiple pots.": 0.0,
"I put everything in a really big Tupperware and then scoop out servings as I need them. You can either microwave it or put individual servings back on the stove.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat do you do with soup you intend to eat across 3 days? Why? When I make soup, it's usually enough for 9 portions, which we tend to eat for 3 consecutive evenings. I normally just let the pot cool down for a couple of hours, often on the kitchen balcony, store in fridge until the next day, then just before dinner, I bring the soup to a boil to kill anything that may have developed in it. Repeat for day 3. Recently I read this is a terrible idea, you should never reheat soup multiple times, you shouldn't store it in the original pot, etc. Something about harmful bacteria developing in a certain temperature range when heating/cooling (though, as far as I've read, those do get killed if you boil the soup, so I'm confused) Do people really pack it in 6 different containers, and then microwave it one at a time, and that's better? Or split it into 2 smaller pots, and reheat one each evening? I'd like to hear what you do, but mainly I'm trying to understand why, if it's beyond convenience.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How many of you werent great students in college or took a long time to graduate? Where are you now? Hi everyone, Im a mechanical engineering student in my 5th year of college. You may think, \"oh, well congrats man, youre almost finished\" but you would be wrong. Ive still got at least 2 and a half years left if I cram everything together. Basically, for 1 year I did architecture at another school up in RI, decided I didnt like the subjectiveness of it, and transferred down to MD to do mechanical. After a year of mechanical, I failed to pass calculus 2 with a B in 2 attempts (a gateway requirement for my program), so I switched to comp sci. Did that for about 2 years while getting my general courses out of the way, and found that I hated it everything past the basic coding classes. So, I appealed for a 3rd attempt at calc 2 last semester and got an A. Now Im back on my way to an engineering degree. After finding myself in classes with alot of younger students, Im just wondering, for those of you who have gone through something similar, where are you now?",
"best_score": 39,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"keep at it. I started with comp sci, then arch, then ME graduating at 28. it was a long time on and off at community college bumbling my way through. now work at a large 15000 employee company.": 0.0,
"ME Engineer here. 5 years in a 4 year program for my undergraduate. GPA was not spectacular had several class retakes too and spectacular failures on exams. While there I worked hard as a lab assistant. I had impressed a lab advisor enough to earn a scholarship for grad school. 4 years in a 2 year program there, I really hammered down and got a decent GPA. My theses took the most time because it turned into a monster. Where am I now? A few moments ago a payload that I designed and built was just switched on while aboard the International Space Station. I suppose that makes me a moderately successful engineer at an aerospace company. Stay the course and work hard. Failures are only lessons, learn them well. Rack up experience and skills wherever you can.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow many of you werent great students in college or took a long time to graduate? Where are you now? Hi everyone, Im a mechanical engineering student in my 5th year of college. You may think, \"oh, well congrats man, youre almost finished\" but you would be wrong. Ive still got at least 2 and a half years left if I cram everything together. Basically, for 1 year I did architecture at another school up in RI, decided I didnt like the subjectiveness of it, and transferred down to MD to do mechanical. After a year of mechanical, I failed to pass calculus 2 with a B in 2 attempts (a gateway requirement for my program), so I switched to comp sci. Did that for about 2 years while getting my general courses out of the way, and found that I hated it everything past the basic coding classes. So, I appealed for a 3rd attempt at calc 2 last semester and got an A. Now Im back on my way to an engineering degree. After finding myself in classes with alot of younger students, Im just wondering, for those of you who have gone through something similar, where are you now?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do I clean a cutting board without stripping oil/wax I have an edge grain cutting board and after I clean it with soap all the oil/wax that was applied earlier seems to be stripped off. Am I using the wrong type of soap when I'm cleaning it? I'm using Dawn dish soap if that matters",
"best_score": 32,
"worse_score": 4,
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"Im new to culinary.. what is the purpose of adding oil to cutting boards? I\u2019ve never heard of this.. I just throw my board on a towel and start cuttin": 0.0,
"No biggie. You can re-apply mineral oil on your board after you clean it and let it dry thoroughly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do I clean a cutting board without stripping oil/wax I have an edge grain cutting board and after I clean it with soap all the oil/wax that was applied earlier seems to be stripped off. Am I using the wrong type of soap when I'm cleaning it? I'm using Dawn dish soap if that matters\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Saying certain words makes my vision go weird 16M Caucasian, I weigh around 260 , I\u2019m 5\u201911. I take cetrizine, nasal spray, and montelukast. I have allergies, anxiety, and OCD. As the title says, saying some words makes my vision go weird. Everything will tilt downward. Until I stop pronouncing the word. Words like B, D, M, U, V, and Z are ones ive noticed. I used to have no problem saying any of these words. It\u2019s started with the word Z and hadn\u2019t progressed until today. I have astigmatism and wear glasses I also have a depth perception I\u2019m sure because seeing some stuff like floors look like they\u2019re tilting up and some things look tilted to me. I\u2019ve never had an issue with this either until months ago. I dont know if this is related or not. I can\u2019t find anything about this on the web, but it bugging the hell out of me.",
"best_score": 74,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Which words? Or is it just those letters?": 0.0,
"Not a doctor and I have no fucking idea but I am so fascinated. If you find out please update us!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSaying certain words makes my vision go weird 16M Caucasian, I weigh around 260 , I\u2019m 5\u201911. I take cetrizine, nasal spray, and montelukast. I have allergies, anxiety, and OCD. As the title says, saying some words makes my vision go weird. Everything will tilt downward. Until I stop pronouncing the word. Words like B, D, M, U, V, and Z are ones ive noticed. I used to have no problem saying any of these words. It\u2019s started with the word Z and hadn\u2019t progressed until today. I have astigmatism and wear glasses I also have a depth perception I\u2019m sure because seeing some stuff like floors look like they\u2019re tilting up and some things look tilted to me. I\u2019ve never had an issue with this either until months ago. I dont know if this is related or not. I can\u2019t find anything about this on the web, but it bugging the hell out of me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there anything actually wrong with eating straight from a pot after you\u2019ve cooked in it? My mom thinks that it\u2019s gross and ghetto to eat out of a pot after you\u2019ve cooked in it and I fail to see why. As long as it\u2019s not a dirty pot that was never cleaned, I don\u2019t see the issue. If anything, I\u2019d say it\u2019s more practical and convenient.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Don't burn your lips.": 0.0,
"As long as you properly clean it, it should be okay for you. Now, I\u2019m making the assumption that you live in a household with your mom or other members, and it would be courtesy to those people to not have to cook out of a pan/pot that you\u2019ve eaten out of. Having to make one dish dirty and clean it up, is convenient to you, alone, but keep others in mind in this habit. I personally wouldn\u2019t want anybody using my cooking equipment as their bowls or plates, because it\u2019s not an appropriate usage of my stuff. If it\u2019s your equipment, that you purchased, that you hold to your own standards, do as you wish.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there anything actually wrong with eating straight from a pot after you\u2019ve cooked in it? My mom thinks that it\u2019s gross and ghetto to eat out of a pot after you\u2019ve cooked in it and I fail to see why. As long as it\u2019s not a dirty pot that was never cleaned, I don\u2019t see the issue. If anything, I\u2019d say it\u2019s more practical and convenient.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it okay to just think about your engineering job as an actual job that pays the bills but nothing more? Growing up, sure I was interested in engineering and I still am but I have also started to find other things interesting such as photography and traveling. I see the job that I have as a way to pay the bills and enjoy a bit on the side. Reading some of the posts or the comments on this subreddit about how people are extremely passionate about their job/engineering interests and I find it hard to relate to such content. Is that normal? I'd like to know different opinions and perspectives. Thank you.",
"best_score": 52,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Yep. That's how I think about it. I don't need to feel fulfilled at work. That's what my family is for. My job is merely a means to a nice paycheck.": 0.0,
"If that's not how you think about it, it's probably not healthy. I'll never understand why so many engineers wrap their whole identity up in the fact that they did a little math in college. A job is a job. Ideally it's one that you enjoy and are passionate about and make great friends at but at the end of the day, it's still just a job.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it okay to just think about your engineering job as an actual job that pays the bills but nothing more? Growing up, sure I was interested in engineering and I still am but I have also started to find other things interesting such as photography and traveling. I see the job that I have as a way to pay the bills and enjoy a bit on the side. Reading some of the posts or the comments on this subreddit about how people are extremely passionate about their job/engineering interests and I find it hard to relate to such content. Is that normal? I'd like to know different opinions and perspectives. Thank you.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How did yall make it through school. Of course everyone knows engineering classes are hard. I struggled me first semester as an M.E major. Anyone have any tips?",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Pick out the smartest person in the class. Ask to be their study partner.": 0.0,
"I imagine like most people here, you were able to glide through high school with relatively minimal effort. As you have found, college is very different. The most important thing you can do is double-down on your studying efforts. Does the professor have office hours? Go if you have any questions. Does your school offer tutoring groups for specific engineering classes? Sign up if they do. Do you work better in study groups? Find some colleagues and make regular sessions. Also, remember that this is college: you can set the pace and schedule of your coursework. If you have difficult classes, try to schedule those during semesters where you will have a relatively light workload (e.g. take less units, or take on easier GE courses). Of course, you shouldn't burn yourself out with studying. Find at least one club or social activity to participate in. Making friends is important and if you are happier you will be able to learn better!": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow did yall make it through school. Of course everyone knows engineering classes are hard. I struggled me first semester as an M.E major. Anyone have any tips?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Dating/marriage and Tenure Track Academia I am in my final year of my PhD and also in my late 20s. I am currently single but I find it constantly weighing on me that I feel like I should be dating if I don\u2019t want to be single for the rest of my life but also the demands of academia are significant. I currently am fulfilling a senior role in my lab that is much closer to a postdoc than PhD student with regards to research and management responsibilities, that plus teaching activities, and finishing my dissertation leave me very busy and often overwhelmed. Every time I look at getting into a relationship I can\u2019t honestly say I have the time that most people want. I don\u2019t work a 9-5. I work kind of insane hours. Also, I worry that any time I dedicate to a relationship is time I could be spending writing that next article or doing XYZ thing to advance my career. Does it get better? How do you all find/make the time? Do you feel like it takes away from your career? Field: Engineering Title: PhD student Country:US",
"best_score": 99,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"There is an (I think funny) loophole to your problem: get into a relationship from academia. A lot of people around me have a partner who is also doing a PhD/Postdoc/Master etc. I guess their motto is: suffering together is better than being alone. Nonetheless, someone who is doing the same thing as you (work a lot) would completely understand your dedication towards what you are going through. There is also a nice way to spend time with each other: select a day of the week which is a 'together time'. \\[\\[\\[She/He can also help with proofreading, listening to your presentations etc\\]\\]\\]": 0.0,
"You need to make time because you'll never find it, out there, especially if your mindset is \"I could use this time to write the next article or advance my relationship.\" I don't mean to be rude - I totally get that mindset - but I've seen that mindset blow up some relationships (including ones I've had!) To your question about it taking away from my career? No, because my career isn't the most important thing in my life. I've had to work hard to separate me (as a person) from me (the academic) and decide what my priorities are and how to put time towards them in a balanced way. Took years and a few good therapists, but I have (and continue) to advance my career without feeling like I can't dare afford anything else (relationships, geographic control, etc). It means I let go of certain things, but I know they're not things I really want (even if they seem shiny and wonderful). FWIW, I think your program sounds like it is particularly difficult to function (as a person) in and, while you can't change that, you can think about future opportunities that encourage very different ways of doing research.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDating/marriage and Tenure Track Academia I am in my final year of my PhD and also in my late 20s. I am currently single but I find it constantly weighing on me that I feel like I should be dating if I don\u2019t want to be single for the rest of my life but also the demands of academia are significant. I currently am fulfilling a senior role in my lab that is much closer to a postdoc than PhD student with regards to research and management responsibilities, that plus teaching activities, and finishing my dissertation leave me very busy and often overwhelmed. Every time I look at getting into a relationship I can\u2019t honestly say I have the time that most people want. I don\u2019t work a 9-5. I work kind of insane hours. Also, I worry that any time I dedicate to a relationship is time I could be spending writing that next article or doing XYZ thing to advance my career. Does it get better? How do you all find/make the time? Do you feel like it takes away from your career? Field: Engineering Title: PhD student Country:US\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it ok to delay taking baby for jabs? We are NOT anti-vax. I am just scared to take baby outside, esp to hospital/ clinic, but I'm worried I have messed things up by delaying her jabs. Our baby is 6 months old, female, healthy, no medications, no allergies known, exclusively breastfed/ starting to eat solids, pretty chubby I think maybe 11kg?, seems avg 66cm?. Is it ok to delay jabs until COVID-19 situation gets a bit more under control? Or better to just go? Thank you in advance.",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askdocs",
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"I wouldn't delay immunisations. They have covid free zones for exactly this thing. So that normal healthcare needs can still be met": 0.0,
"I\u2019m laughing so hard that they call shots jabs somewhere. I\u2019m a nurse and I\u2019m going to start referring to them as jabs and see what kind of looks I get.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it ok to delay taking baby for jabs? We are NOT anti-vax. I am just scared to take baby outside, esp to hospital/ clinic, but I'm worried I have messed things up by delaying her jabs. Our baby is 6 months old, female, healthy, no medications, no allergies known, exclusively breastfed/ starting to eat solids, pretty chubby I think maybe 11kg?, seems avg 66cm?. Is it ok to delay jabs until COVID-19 situation gets a bit more under control? Or better to just go? Thank you in advance.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Should I be worried about not getting a job as a fresh graduate right now?",
"best_score": 11,
"worse_score": 4,
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"responses": {
"It's pretty rough right now. If you can afford it, stay in school for your Master's degree and look for a summer internship.": 0.0,
"Nah no need to stress. I got my first interview 6-8 months after graduating college. The point is to keep applying to as many jobs as you can. This phrase is overused but it really is a volume game. However, don\u2019t just sit idle at home waiting for an interview. Applying to jobs takes a small portion of your day if you spread it out over the week. In your free time at home, learn a new skill like a new coding language or study for the GRE/GMAT (if you are interested in grad school), or anything really that can help your career in the short/long run. The options are endless. I made the mistake of just moping around the first couple months bc I couldn\u2019t find a job but I found that if I kept myself busy with something and was actively learning, the stress was easier to handle and I actually felt better about myself and what I was doing. Everything comes in time but you still gotta put in the work. You got this!": 1.0
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"post_content": "Friend (32M) purchased used car 12/22 and it exploded 12/23. What are his options? As the title states, my friend (32M) from Colorado purchased a used vehicle in the state of Texas with 27,000 miles on it. While driving it back home, the vehicle caught fire and burned down on a west Texas interstate. What are his options?",
"best_score": 96,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Car burned down while driving, time to use the insurance you were supposed to have. I know in the great state of IL any car under 150k miles has a 7 day warranty for major engine/trans repair": 0.0,
"I bought a used car and got an extended warranty, it lasted three days before the engine was blowing smoke. The dealership said it wasn\u2019t covered. I talked to the state Attorney General\u2019s office, consumer protection. They had a talk to the dealership, they traded me for a similar car. Even without a warranty, talk to the dealer, if they don\u2019t offer resolution, then talk to the Attorney General\u2019s office. Two hundred miles is absolutely unreasonable.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFriend (32M) purchased used car 12/22 and it exploded 12/23. What are his options? As the title states, my friend (32M) from Colorado purchased a used vehicle in the state of Texas with 27,000 miles on it. While driving it back home, the vehicle caught fire and burned down on a west Texas interstate. What are his options?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How does my microwave sense what size potato it has? My microwave has a \"potato\" button on it. When I press it, it says \"SENS\", beeps after a minute or two, and then gives a time that is different every time. I get pretty much perfect potatoes every time. How does it work?",
"best_score": 109,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"Could be a type of scale in the microwave? I'd assume it takes the weight and uses that to know the mass. Probably already knows the average density and shape so it uses all that information to calculate a time needed based on the power of the microwave. Power would be measured in watts. Watts can be turned into mechanical energy and vice versa. Edit: I read the other responses and I'm pretty wrong.. Am engineer, but stupid engineer.": 0.0,
"At least for GE microwaves, \"The sensor detects the steam emitted by the cooking food and\u00a0automatically adjusts the cooking time.\" https://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-support-search-content?contentId=21531": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow does my microwave sense what size potato it has? My microwave has a \"potato\" button on it. When I press it, it says \"SENS\", beeps after a minute or two, and then gives a time that is different every time. I get pretty much perfect potatoes every time. How does it work?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why do commercial airplanes have to fly at around 35,000ft? Why can't they just fly at 1,000ft or so and save time on going up so high?",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"I am a pilot, and one thing I do not think that anyone stated on the post, @ FL350 or anywhere around that altitude, there is a lot less dense air, this allows a plane to travel at much higher speeds since there is a lot less air to travel over the wing, and thus not overspeeding the plane and causing the air friction to tear off the wing. Thus being said, flight's at 1,000 feet would be much longer and more dangerous because if an engine fails, where are you going?": 0.0,
"Can I add that, relative to the size of the earth, going up to 35k feet doesnt add much distance on trips.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: Why do commercial airplanes have to fly at around 35,000ft? Why can't they just fly at 1,000ft or so and save time on going up so high?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[General Fantasy] I'm on the fiftieth level of an abandoned dungeon and have come across a merchant. What's this man's business model? How does he keep himself fed? This dungeon hasn't been explored for years, and is filled to the brim with deadly monsters, and yet this guy is perfectly fine. What's going on here?",
"best_score": 88,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Like Xur in Destiny 2. Hangs out in random places on each world instead of high traffic areas of the tower like he does in Destiny 1. Just like those pesky insurance salesman and the people selling watches or hotdogs in the woods that always bother you when you go camping or go on a hike.": 0.0,
"I'm thinking the merchant is a manifestation of the dungeon itself, providing the dungeon an opportunity to interact face-to-face, as it were. The dungeon probably has some reason for wanting adventurers to explore it, but whether the end-game is psychic vampirism, or some bones that need to be reburied in holy ground, your guess is better than mine.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[General Fantasy] I'm on the fiftieth level of an abandoned dungeon and have come across a merchant. What's this man's business model? How does he keep himself fed? This dungeon hasn't been explored for years, and is filled to the brim with deadly monsters, and yet this guy is perfectly fine. What's going on here?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Terminator Genisys] Pops had the flesh of his hand burnt of by acid, so because he had exposed non-organic parts, he could not time travel with Sarah. Why didn't he just wrap his hand in yummy bacon or a side of beef or a vat of ice cream? He evencould of used a penguin at the zoo as a hand puppet.",
"best_score": 16,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"It needs to be living flesh. bacon, ice cream, a dead penguin hand puppet, etc... are all no good because they're not living.": 0.0,
"could have **could have**": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Terminator Genisys] Pops had the flesh of his hand burnt of by acid, so because he had exposed non-organic parts, he could not time travel with Sarah. Why didn't he just wrap his hand in yummy bacon or a side of beef or a vat of ice cream? He evencould of used a penguin at the zoo as a hand puppet.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Would the Teen Titans 'T' tower be structurally sound if built with modern technilogy?",
"best_score": 29,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"not sure what the dimensions/proportions are, but there are some pretty big cantilevers out there these days": 0.0,
"The closest example I can thing of is the new building on the BU campus that is going up. https://www.google.com/search?q=new+BU+building&client=firefox-b-1-d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjl\\_JGcwdT6AhUdGFkFHSXTAlQQ\\_AUoAXoECAQQAw&biw=1642&bih=858&dpr=2": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Increasing taxes on the ultra wealthy in the US won't make things better for the rest of the population. My stance/argument is fairly simple, the US currently has enough money from the taxes it does collect to accomplish a shit ton of things. Particularly the things that most proponens of tax increase are fighting for *(universal healthcare, cheaper regulated or free colleges, corporate regulation, etc.)* This is Evidenced by the fact that we have extremely large military budgets, foreign aid dollars, tax subsidies and the list goes on where hundred of billions of dollars goes towards while other programs continually get budget cuts. Increasing taxes on the billionaires, while it should still happen, won't make a difference in the social policies put in place because money isn't the issue... corruption and lobbying powers who influence where the dollars actually go is the issue. If taxes increased in the wealthy, I believe the extra money would be used to just continue to do more of what we're already doing which is cutting social programs and having legislation that appeals to the largest and most powerful lobbying groups. CMV.",
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"Leave those rich people alone!": 0.0,
">This is Evidenced by the fact that we have extremely large military budgets Why do you think that the fact that we have big budgets means that we have plenty of money? Our national debt is high and we are spending money we don't have. If I budget $250 for steak and shrimp and pay on my credit card, that is absolutely not evidence that I have plenty of money to go on vacation.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Increasing taxes on the ultra wealthy in the US won't make things better for the rest of the population. My stance/argument is fairly simple, the US currently has enough money from the taxes it does collect to accomplish a shit ton of things. Particularly the things that most proponens of tax increase are fighting for *(universal healthcare, cheaper regulated or free colleges, corporate regulation, etc.)* This is Evidenced by the fact that we have extremely large military budgets, foreign aid dollars, tax subsidies and the list goes on where hundred of billions of dollars goes towards while other programs continually get budget cuts. Increasing taxes on the billionaires, while it should still happen, won't make a difference in the social policies put in place because money isn't the issue... corruption and lobbying powers who influence where the dollars actually go is the issue. If taxes increased in the wealthy, I believe the extra money would be used to just continue to do more of what we're already doing which is cutting social programs and having legislation that appeals to the largest and most powerful lobbying groups. CMV.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "How do electrical grids manage phase balance? In the US most residences are fed by single phase power, usually via a split-phase transformer. Somewhere upstream of this transformer, presumably at a distribution substation, that single phase is being drawn from a three phase transformer. So what mechanism is used to maintain phase balance? Do you just make sure each phase supplies about the same amount of households and hope for the best or is it more complex than that?",
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"A substation may provide hundreds of homes. If each house is getting a single phase that's a lot of homes per phase. Even if a single house uses 10x more then average it'll only be a few % excess load on a single phase. Additionally more homes means a tighter phase control simply due to the reducing variance associated with a large number of houses.": 0.0,
"So, there is an unfortunate thing that happens when you start to talk about phasing that is less than intuitive. When you think of the three phases in three phase power you think about the hot legs (at least that's how I was thinking of them) but the phasing really refers to the circuit. So A isn't a phase, A to B is a phase. The sub station is sending out 3 phase 3 wire (ground doesn't count) and the bucket transformers you see take one of those phases (or two wires) and step that down and add a neutral wire which gives you your 120/240 at your home. Larger buildings will take all three wires and give 120/208 but will send power to the individual units as if there were only the two incoming wires. So your three phases again aren't A, B, C but rather A - B, B - C, C- A. As for how they manage, you... okay so it's kinda like how rando off the street can't sing, but you get a concert full of randos and they sound like they can. The wide area interconnect does a pretty good job of averaging out. Pretty good but not perfect. That's where transformers with a higher K rating and increasingly Harmonic Mitigating Transformers come into play. In a perfect world you would try to balance your loads perfectly but in real life you just get as close as you can and deal with what's left. HTH.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow do electrical grids manage phase balance? In the US most residences are fed by single phase power, usually via a split-phase transformer. Somewhere upstream of this transformer, presumably at a distribution substation, that single phase is being drawn from a three phase transformer. So what mechanism is used to maintain phase balance? Do you just make sure each phase supplies about the same amount of households and hope for the best or is it more complex than that?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Found this unusual lump in my lamb leg. Should I be concerned? I got this grass-fed leg of lamb today, and while eating I found this hard yellow-ish pale lump. It's firm all the way through, and immediately wigged out thinking it could be parasite related. Out of all the steaks and roasts I've ever eaten rare, I've never seen anything like this. Should I be concerned and running for the worm pills, or do I need a briefing on sheep anatomy? Pictures: imgur.com/a/JoGqYuQ",
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"Looks like a cyst": 0.0,
"Tumor or cyst. Sometimes they can be really gross and smelly. Either way, you should probably discard the meat. You might be able to cut around it. But chances are, it\u2019s pretty gross, and will have tainted all of the meat already. And may possibly contain spoiled contaminants that can get you very sick.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFound this unusual lump in my lamb leg. Should I be concerned? I got this grass-fed leg of lamb today, and while eating I found this hard yellow-ish pale lump. It's firm all the way through, and immediately wigged out thinking it could be parasite related. Out of all the steaks and roasts I've ever eaten rare, I've never seen anything like this. Should I be concerned and running for the worm pills, or do I need a briefing on sheep anatomy? Pictures: imgur.com/a/JoGqYuQ\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do americans use \u201dcups\u201d and \u201dstick of butter\u201d to measure I don\u2019t know how much a stick of butter is, we have here 500g, 200g, 1kg and all of them are sticks of butter, but 1kg of butter won\u2019t work the same way as 200g. Same with cups, i have 10 different cups and the amount they Can fit is different. The recipe says \u201duse 2 cups of milk\u201d MILK DOESN\u2019T COME IN CUPS! Also What is a medium \u2026. Or large \u2026. How Can i know What you concidere large or medium. I tried to bake and used a recipe that used the Term \u201dcup\u201d as a measurment and 10yo me didn\u2019t know that \u201dcup\u201d didn\u2019t mean any cup you have. Surprie surprise after stuffing a cup with as much butter as i could it didn\u2019t turn out like it was supposed to. The batter was fine, but after baking there was barely anything left.",
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"agreed. it is really stupid, especially with baking where a small volume difference can be a big difference. converting is tedious so I always try to find recipes with weight measurements.": 0.0,
"Get \u201cunits plus\u201d app to convert all types of measurements. It\u2019s free.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askbaking that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do americans use \u201dcups\u201d and \u201dstick of butter\u201d to measure I don\u2019t know how much a stick of butter is, we have here 500g, 200g, 1kg and all of them are sticks of butter, but 1kg of butter won\u2019t work the same way as 200g. Same with cups, i have 10 different cups and the amount they Can fit is different. The recipe says \u201duse 2 cups of milk\u201d MILK DOESN\u2019T COME IN CUPS! Also What is a medium \u2026. Or large \u2026. How Can i know What you concidere large or medium. I tried to bake and used a recipe that used the Term \u201dcup\u201d as a measurment and 10yo me didn\u2019t know that \u201dcup\u201d didn\u2019t mean any cup you have. Surprie surprise after stuffing a cup with as much butter as i could it didn\u2019t turn out like it was supposed to. The batter was fine, but after baking there was barely anything left.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] I don't understand why it seems like the Resistance is small compared to the First Order. Weren't they the official government of the galaxy? Here's my understanding of events. After the original adventures of Luke Skywalker, there was a new government formed by the good guys. They ruled for a while. But, in secret, remnants of the former empire were forming a new military organization called First Order. Then, once they felt the time was right, the First Order revealed themselves and waged war against the good guys. The good guys then began calling themselves the Resistance. What's strange to me is that the Resistance seems small compared to the First Order. Haven't they spent decades establishing a government that spans the galaxy? Shouldn't they have established a large military? Shouldn't the First Order be treated like the resistance movement rebelling against the larger government? What's going on? Why are the fighting forces of the Resistance so small?",
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"Yeah wasn\u2019t the New Republic declared after the end of ROTJ??": 0.0,
"The New Republic is not the Resistance. The New Republic are those people who got blown up by the bigger Death Star in Force Awakens. They aren't affiliated with the Resistance, they just financially support them.": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: We should not allow media companies to run the Presidential Debates Here are the main reasons I believe this: 1. The current Presidential debate format is a joke and is an embarrassment to our country. Participants should not be allowed to interrupt, participants should not be asked more questions than another, and participants should not be allowed to get 3x the speaking time as others. 2. Media companies are incentivized to make the debate as entertaining as possible, not informative, truthful, fair, etc. 3. Media companies make a ton of money from these highly viewed events. They also own the rights to all the footage, making it inaccessible to many. 4. Media companies are typically biased and susceptible to outside forces (advertisers, foreign countries, broadcasters) leading to some preference for one candidate over another. 5. I believe we should have a publicly funded series of debates organized by people from across the political spectrum.",
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"> I believe we should have a publicly funded series of debates organized by people from across the political spectrum. Sure, and who broadcasts them and facilitates them? How are these people selected. And how do we ensure these people aren't \"media\"?": 0.0,
"The biggest issue here is the reality of who is now conducting these. You mention in a comment that you want \u201cbipartisan people\u201d to run it and make questions. Who are the bipartisan people? In the US 99% of he time people talk about bipartisan efforts is just a code word for \u201ccentrism\u201d which is its own political ideology and already had a good amount of representation in media. This isn\u2019t actually bipartisan, so how do you suggest we find a group that actually is? Do we let the questions represent the people? A bunch of republicans have believed the election is rigged, is it fair to have questions asserting that the last election was rigged and trump Won? A bunch of democrats think trump is hitler, is it fair to have questions asserting that? The reality is someone has to have power to run this, and while us media companies suck you\u2019re not really offering any real suggestion to an alternative, just the idealistic swoon of \u201cbipartisanism.\u201d": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: We should not allow media companies to run the Presidential Debates Here are the main reasons I believe this: 1. The current Presidential debate format is a joke and is an embarrassment to our country. Participants should not be allowed to interrupt, participants should not be asked more questions than another, and participants should not be allowed to get 3x the speaking time as others. 2. Media companies are incentivized to make the debate as entertaining as possible, not informative, truthful, fair, etc. 3. Media companies make a ton of money from these highly viewed events. They also own the rights to all the footage, making it inaccessible to many. 4. Media companies are typically biased and susceptible to outside forces (advertisers, foreign countries, broadcasters) leading to some preference for one candidate over another. 5. I believe we should have a publicly funded series of debates organized by people from across the political spectrum.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is culinary school helpful for becoming a personal/private chef? I know there is a general disdain for culinary school on this sub and everyone says to work in a restaurant instead, but is culinary school helpful if you don\u2019t intend on working in a restaurant and would be working in a private household? Also wondering if anyone has heard/had any experiences with San Francisco Cooking School?",
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"What u/cash_grass_or_ass said. Private chef work is harder to get into than most people think. HNWIs like to hire people who have worked at a high level at big time places- usually the ones with the Frenchy star things. For this segment of people, having a private chef is a prestige thing they can gloat about to friends and they like to name drop where you have worked. Will the name of a reputable culinary school on a CV act as a stepping stone to this end? IMO yes. Other things to consider- you are making the food they want to eat, not the food you want to make. Some will treat you like an extension of the rest of the household help- I have been asked to baby sit, clean the house, pick up laundry and do a bunch of other things that aren't in the chef job description. These are not people used to hearing the word no. Also, I have seen some truly toxic shit from cheating to massive drug use to completely ignored kids. The hospitality industry is a mess and its going to take a long time for economies to recover from this shit. Not the most stable time to seek work in an unstable industry.": 0.0,
"A prestigious degree will open doors no matter what people on this sub say. Potential employers, whether a family or restaurant owner, loves to be able to say their chef trained at.....": 1.0
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"post_content": "What type of engineers travel the most?",
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"Supplier quality engineer or supplier industrialization engineer": 0.0,
"My company has field service engineers that travel around the world to start up and support our systems and equipment. They are on the road probably 80% of the year.": 1.0
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"post_content": "UK - I own a popular online clothing brand that is handmade to order by just me. A large online fashion retailer contacted me last year to work with them but I declined. They are now blatantly copying my pieces and selling them on their website - is there any steps I can take?",
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"Even with an iron clad copyright, it\u2019s not worth more than you are willing to spend defending it. If a larger business had no problem dropping 50k on lawyers and you can\u2019t spend to keep up then you lose. Fashion for small market players I\u2019d brutal. Before your design is copied you need a better one ready for market": 0.0,
"Ignore most of the above. In the UK you may be covered by something called an unregistered design right. You need to consult a specialist IP solicitor or a patent attorney who understands design rights. If you contact CIPA, the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys, they can point you in the right direction. They also run. Pro bono scheme which you may be eligible for Source. Am patent attorney (but not a design specialist)": 1.0
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"post_content": "Ramen recipes say that you need to cool the broth immediately if you arent using it right then. How do i cool down a hot pot of soup without diluting it, leaving it out, or putting it in the fridge? I could put ice in it, but that would dilute the soup. I could leave it out, but the recipes and advice say not to do that because it will make bacteria grow in it. I cant put it in the fridge immediately because its still hot and will fuck up the fridge. Whats the right way to do this?",
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"I do a combo of some of the suggestions. I keep bottled water in the freezer (keeps the freezer stocked in case of power outages). I'll fill the sink with cold water, and put the whole pot in the cold water, and then drop the frozen water bottles in the pot, call it a day. usually cools pretty quickly. I also use a cooler full of ice in a pinch.": 0.0,
"You can keep it hot for as long as you\u2019d like, it\u2019s perfectly safe sitting for hours as long as it\u2019s hotter that 140f. Once it\u2019s time to cool it down, transfer it to smaller containers, mason jars work well. Close the jars, let the cool a little and then refrigerate. The smaller jars will cool much more quickly.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nRamen recipes say that you need to cool the broth immediately if you arent using it right then. How do i cool down a hot pot of soup without diluting it, leaving it out, or putting it in the fridge? I could put ice in it, but that would dilute the soup. I could leave it out, but the recipes and advice say not to do that because it will make bacteria grow in it. I cant put it in the fridge immediately because its still hot and will fuck up the fridge. Whats the right way to do this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why not use cilantro stems when it doesn't matter for texture or presentation? I made a cilantro vinaigrette recipe yesterday where you're basically liquefying cilantro in a blender. The recipe called for leaves only. It seems like a huge waste of time separating leaves from stems in this case since it doesn't affect the texture.",
"best_score": 36,
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"I use stems anytime I'm liquefying or roasting down. However, if you were making a small batch of vinaigrette and used a lot of stem, the stems are technically bitter in large volumes and so the recipe could've been trying to keep you away from having that happen.": 0.0,
"I too use the stems all the time, don't they even use the roots in Thai cuisine?": 1.0
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"post_content": "[MARVEL] If Rhino and Juggernaut charged each other, what would happen?",
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"As the saying goes, \"You can't stop him. He's the Juggernaut. You can't stop this **MOTHERF#CKER!**\"": 0.0,
"Juggernaut would annihilate Rhino. It wouldn't even be close. Rhino is the way he is after multiple rounds of science experiments performed on him by Russian gangsters. Juggernaut is the mystical avatar of an extradimensional deity, Cyttorak, that wants to prove how strong he is by giving just a *fraction* of his power to his mortal agents. There's a binding spell Dr. Strange uses all the time based on an aspect of Cyttorak called The Crimson Bands of Cyttorak, and it's been shown to hold back the Hulk. Juggernaut cannot be stopped once he starts going specifically because Cyttorak wills it. When it comes to the wills of extradimensional deities versus the Bratva's best scientists, I'm going with the deity.": 1.0
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"post_content": "How frequently should i be bathing my cat? Shes a kitten about 55 days old and we got her a few days ago she still doesn\u2019t trust us much but i want to know how frequently to bathe her can someone help me with that? A friend told me to bathe her with water 1-2 times a year but i feel thats way to little. I live in Egypt and its starting to get cold. Species: cat Age: 55 days Sex: female Not spayed",
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"subreddit": "askvet",
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"Greetings, all! This is a sub for professional veterinary advice, and as such we follow strict rules for participating. OP, your post **has NOT** been removed. Please also check the FAQ to see whether your question is answered there. This is an *automated* general reminder to **please follow The Sub Rules** when discussing this question: - **Do not comment with anecdotes** about your own or others' pets. - **Do not give OP specific treatment instructions,** including instructions on meds and dosages. - **Do not give possible diagnoses** that could explain the symptoms described by OP. **Your comment will be removed, and you may be banned.** Thank you for your cooperation! *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/AskVet) if you have any questions or concerns.*": 0.0,
"Never. Unless they got into something really gross, vet tells you to for skin issues, or has fleas.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askvet that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow frequently should i be bathing my cat? Shes a kitten about 55 days old and we got her a few days ago she still doesn\u2019t trust us much but i want to know how frequently to bathe her can someone help me with that? A friend told me to bathe her with water 1-2 times a year but i feel thats way to little. I live in Egypt and its starting to get cold. Species: cat Age: 55 days Sex: female Not spayed\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Going 198% of the speed of light? Hey so I had a question: from what I understand, speed is compared to something else, so when we're going 50 kmh, the referential is the earth, even though it is spinning and moving etc.. Also, apparently you can't go faster than the speed of light, but what if i decide to go on a train, going at 99% of the speed of light with the earth as a referential, while on a parallel track, another train is going at 99% of the speed of light but in the other way? Would that mean I'd be travelling at 198% of the speed of light with the other train as a referential? That's it, just a question I had. Thanks for your answers, Hugs",
"best_score": 27,
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"The short answer is that space and time will warp to avoid anything traveling faster than the speed of light from any reference point. Special relativity explains how they do that.": 0.0,
"You can't just add velocities in relativity. They don't add linearly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity-addition_formula What adds linearly is rapidity r = artanh(v/c), not velocity. infinite rapidity corresponds to a velocity equal to the speed of light": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askphysics that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nGoing 198% of the speed of light? Hey so I had a question: from what I understand, speed is compared to something else, so when we're going 50 kmh, the referential is the earth, even though it is spinning and moving etc.. Also, apparently you can't go faster than the speed of light, but what if i decide to go on a train, going at 99% of the speed of light with the earth as a referential, while on a parallel track, another train is going at 99% of the speed of light but in the other way? Would that mean I'd be travelling at 198% of the speed of light with the other train as a referential? That's it, just a question I had. Thanks for your answers, Hugs\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Can I use watered down half & half in place of milk in a casserole recipe? It is a breakfast casserole with eggs, sausage, bread, and 1.5 cups of milk. Of course I forgot to buy milk! I have half & half leftover from another recipe. Can I water it down to use in my casserole?",
"best_score": 15,
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"responses": {
"Yes! Casserole recipes are very forgiving.": 0.0,
"Yes": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCan I use watered down half & half in place of milk in a casserole recipe? It is a breakfast casserole with eggs, sausage, bread, and 1.5 cups of milk. Of course I forgot to buy milk! I have half & half leftover from another recipe. Can I water it down to use in my casserole?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What's the difference between baking and roasting when you're talking about bone-in skin-on chicken? Seems the same to me.",
"best_score": 11,
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"Bake vs Roast \u2013 In an oven, these cooking methods are nearly identical, but there are a few differentiating characteristics: \r\u2022\tStructure \u2013This is the primary characteristic that sets these cooking methods apart. Roasting is cooking food that already has a solid structure (think meat and vegetables). Baking is cooking food that begins as a semi-liquid dough or batter that firms up and becomes solid as the food looses moisture during cooking (think bread, cakes and muffins). \r\u2022\tTemperature \u2013 Oven temperature also distinguishes these two cooking methods. Roasting usually requires higher temperatures (400\u00b0 and above) to create a browned, flavorful crust on the surface of the food; while baking usually occurs at lower temperatures (up to 375\u00b0).\r \u2022\tFat \u2013 While many baked foods contain fat within; roasted foods are prepared with an outer coating of fat, such as vegetables or meat brushed with olive oil. \r\u2022\tCovered pan \u2013 Roasting is typically done in an open, uncovered pan, often with direct heat or convection heat; while items that are baked may be covered.": 0.0,
"It's a semantic issue, as people have said. PERSONALLY, I have negative connotations with \"baked chicken\" because of bad school lunches. I think of baked chicken as having rubbery, wet skin, and roasted chicken as having crispy, brown skin -- but I know the difference is in my head.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat's the difference between baking and roasting when you're talking about bone-in skin-on chicken? Seems the same to me.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Futurama] Why do they not know how we first got to the moon (and suspect Whalers) when they have the head of JFK, Nixon, et c.?",
"best_score": 76,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"All data from that era was wiped out in 2443, during the second coming of Jesus. and the heads are liars.": 0.0,
"Does anyone actually believe that the first people to go to the moon were whalers? Sure, there's a carnival ride, but does anyone who actually knows anything say that?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Futurama] Why do they not know how we first got to the moon (and suspect Whalers) when they have the head of JFK, Nixon, et c.?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Who was king of Wakanda and who was the Black Panther during the 5 years of the blip?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Ape tribe kept some flower, made big Ape Panther. Coming soon to theaters near you.": 0.0,
"The king of Wakanda was probably a council led by the leaders of the various tribes": 1.0
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"post_content": "Falsely accused of molesting my stepchild So I\u2019m riding on full emotions as I write this. Several weeks ago my stepchild was found to be molesting their younger sibling and DHR moved them from their legal parent to another family member\u2019s dwelling. I am the accused child\u2019s stepparent and i am separated from the paternal parent and have been for over two years. Got a call today from DHR stating they are doing a forensic investigation and making a safety plan for our mutual child due to accused child\u2019s stating I was the one who molested them. I haven\u2019t and would never do such a thing and I\u2019m scared to death and physically ill just dealing with this. I know the outcome of the forensic investigation with my child will come back in my favor but I am to be under supervised visitations till that case is cleared. My question is how do I go about clearing my name? I\u2019m not financially secure to be able to hire a lawyer but I have legal aide with my insurance but I\u2019m not sure they cover criminal justice. What type of lawyer should I even be seeking? I have no idea why I\u2019m being accused other than the accused child trying to deflect whatever punishment might come their way. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you. Also in Alabama.",
"best_score": 53,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"This is not for reddit this is for your attorney ey that you should of gotten before now. Run, do not walk, to a consultation with a criminal defense attorney and maybe even a family law attorney. Whike someone here might give you good advice you need to get ahead of things with someone who can actually work your case.": 0.0,
"GET A LAWYER. Go into debt for it. Money comes and goes. You going to jail as a child molester will get you killed. And NEVER, I MEAN NEVER SPEAK TO ANYBODY ABOUT THIS. Even if it seems like the most trustworthy person, you gotta realize people are gonna think you\u2019re guilty even after proved innocent and people want you to trip up and say shit that they can use against you. NEVER EVER trust a cop. EVER.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nFalsely accused of molesting my stepchild So I\u2019m riding on full emotions as I write this. Several weeks ago my stepchild was found to be molesting their younger sibling and DHR moved them from their legal parent to another family member\u2019s dwelling. I am the accused child\u2019s stepparent and i am separated from the paternal parent and have been for over two years. Got a call today from DHR stating they are doing a forensic investigation and making a safety plan for our mutual child due to accused child\u2019s stating I was the one who molested them. I haven\u2019t and would never do such a thing and I\u2019m scared to death and physically ill just dealing with this. I know the outcome of the forensic investigation with my child will come back in my favor but I am to be under supervised visitations till that case is cleared. My question is how do I go about clearing my name? I\u2019m not financially secure to be able to hire a lawyer but I have legal aide with my insurance but I\u2019m not sure they cover criminal justice. What type of lawyer should I even be seeking? I have no idea why I\u2019m being accused other than the accused child trying to deflect whatever punishment might come their way. Any advice would be helpful. Thank you. Also in Alabama.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Ex & his dad want to keep my half of the equity of the home that ex & I are both on the mortgage of. I moved out to my own place in early Oct. and ex shortly thereafter went into a mental health facility for care for two months. He is now saying that when we complete the sale of the house, he is going to keep my half of the equity/savings in order to pay off the clinic bill. Now, I have no savings of my own because we lived off of my paycheck (mortgage, bills, etc) and his went into a separate account (that he never added my name to). Where in Houston can I get low cost legal advice as I\u2019m currently living paycheck to paycheck and not able afford full time legal services.",
"best_score": 28,
"worse_score": 2,
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"In Houston, see if Houston Volunteer Lawyers can help: https://legalhelphouston.org/": 0.0,
"You need to engage your own lawyer, who will act on your behalf for the sale process. DO NOT \u2018share\u2019 a lawyer to do your conveyancing for the pair of you, you can each have your own. That way your lawyer will ensure your share of the proceeds are returned to you and not your ex. They won\u2019t need payment upfront, they will deduct their fees from the sale proceeds.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nEx & his dad want to keep my half of the equity of the home that ex & I are both on the mortgage of. I moved out to my own place in early Oct. and ex shortly thereafter went into a mental health facility for care for two months. He is now saying that when we complete the sale of the house, he is going to keep my half of the equity/savings in order to pay off the clinic bill. Now, I have no savings of my own because we lived off of my paycheck (mortgage, bills, etc) and his went into a separate account (that he never added my name to). Where in Houston can I get low cost legal advice as I\u2019m currently living paycheck to paycheck and not able afford full time legal services.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it OK to email the author of a journal article to ask for the article? I'm doing a literature review and am very interested in her article. However, my institution doesn't have a subscription to the publisher of her article. Is it considered rude to ask for the article for free and it's expected that I pay for the article on my own (I'm only an undergrad, so I have very little money at my disposal)? Thank you!",
"best_score": 12,
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"Yes! Also you can ask for an ILL from the library": 0.0,
"You can often request articles for free through interlibrary loan at your institution\u2019s library.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs it OK to email the author of a journal article to ask for the article? I'm doing a literature review and am very interested in her article. However, my institution doesn't have a subscription to the publisher of her article. Is it considered rude to ask for the article for free and it's expected that I pay for the article on my own (I'm only an undergrad, so I have very little money at my disposal)? Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do you feel that very few technologies are actually ground breaking whereas most of what we have today isnt new at all? At the end of day even Tesla cars aren't that extraordinary. We have had plenty of electric vehicles and perhaps the only novel tech is the battery chemistry which has had a lot of R&D poured into in the past decade. Everything else such as communications or the bells and whistles are just integations from existing tech. If anything , the supply chain and marketing is top notch which has changed it's acceptance and perception. The cult of personality of Musk alone helped propel the industry. What are you thoughts on other such things? I feel like there are very very few things out there in consumer products that are truly ground breaking or new.",
"best_score": 116,
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"Find me something \"revolutionary\" and I'll show you prior art to prove otherwise. Current innovations aren't exciting to you because you were around to see their predecessors and all the hurdles they went through.": 0.0,
"The vast majority of progress in any part of human development is iterative. There are almost no massive breakthroughs or huge, sudden leaps forward. Just thousand upon millions of of small steps being constantly taken in different areas, all at the same time, by different groups, that add up to progress. Technology advances like a caterpillar rolling swarm, not like a grasshopper.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nDo you feel that very few technologies are actually ground breaking whereas most of what we have today isnt new at all? At the end of day even Tesla cars aren't that extraordinary. We have had plenty of electric vehicles and perhaps the only novel tech is the battery chemistry which has had a lot of R&D poured into in the past decade. Everything else such as communications or the bells and whistles are just integations from existing tech. If anything , the supply chain and marketing is top notch which has changed it's acceptance and perception. The cult of personality of Musk alone helped propel the industry. What are you thoughts on other such things? I feel like there are very very few things out there in consumer products that are truly ground breaking or new.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "is it possible to create a device to shoot electrical arcs from my hands? I want to cast chain lightning",
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"Faraday cage at least": 0.0,
"It absolutely can be done. There are a lot of videos on Youtube of guys using Tesla coils to make lightning. With enough voltage, you can get sparks many meters long. There is a catch though. This is NOT a entry level DIY thing. Your average home microwave uses a transformer to change 120 volts up to around 3000 volts. **This is easily enough to kill you.** Tesla coils big enough to make lengthy sparks start at 50,000 volts and can go up to a few million volts. Not only is this potent enough to kill you, if you aren't working in a Faraday cage, the stray EM radiation caused by the sparks can get the FCC or CRTC rather annoyed with you. (you'd be causing massive radio interference across large swathes of the radio spectrum) Where I am, playing around and causing radio interference would likely result in some very stern men in Canadian Army signals uniforms showing up at my door. An un-shielded Tesla would fuck up the air base radar systems and tower communications. If you're serious about this, I say go for it. But be prepared to learn a lot of electric theory and commit to building a few small sized coils first.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nis it possible to create a device to shoot electrical arcs from my hands? I want to cast chain lightning\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Where are all the aliens in the Galactic Empire? All the officers are human, the Stormtroopers are human clones, there's no alien representation in the fleet at all. Is the Empire racist?",
"best_score": 35,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
">the Stormtroopers are human clones Not quite, they stopped using just clones pretty early on so the vast majority of the personnel that were ever in the Imperial Military (>99%) were not clones. >there's no alien representation in the fleet at all There's very few aliens, Thrawn being by far the most prominent. Near human species have an easier time with it, but that doesn't mean it's anything like being easy for them. >Is the Empire racist? Extremely. &#x200B; Edit: Oh, but later on in Legends they moderate their attitudes a bit and you get stuff like this.": 0.0,
"Is the Galactic Empire, a textbook Fascist state deliberately in the vein of Nazi Germany, who's soldiers are literally called Stormtroopers and whose officers are literally dressed in knockoff nazi uniforms, a racist/speciesist institution? No, not at all, what ever would give you that idea /s": 1.0
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"post_content": "How can I best accommodate someone preferring well done prime rib? The rest of us want med-rare. I have a 10lbs bone-in prime grade prime rib roast that I plan to cook with Kenji's reverse sear method. I've done it before to spectacular results. All my Christmas guests but 1 prefer med-rare meat. The person that prefers well-done has been very good to me through a hard time and I'd really like to try and get her meat well done without compromising the rest of the roast. I'm certain she won't complain if I can't but there has to be a way. I have a couple ideas but I just don't know what is best. Should I slice off 1 rib and roast separately? I've never done less than 2 ribs before...I'm sure you can slow roast a steak but is it as good? Or should I cook the whole thing to 125, pull the roast, rest it for 30 mins and then keep cooking her slice? I am doing the reverse sear, so I'm already planning to pull and rest the thing. Can anyone offer me some good advice on this?",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 2,
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"responses": {
"Cut their piece off and put it back in the oven for 10 minutes": 0.0,
"In restaurants there are a handful of ways we accommodate this easily. My favorite is to dunk the cut into the au jus as it\u2019s boiling for about 15 second intervals until it\u2019s at appropriate temp.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nHow can I best accommodate someone preferring well done prime rib? The rest of us want med-rare. I have a 10lbs bone-in prime grade prime rib roast that I plan to cook with Kenji's reverse sear method. I've done it before to spectacular results. All my Christmas guests but 1 prefer med-rare meat. The person that prefers well-done has been very good to me through a hard time and I'd really like to try and get her meat well done without compromising the rest of the roast. I'm certain she won't complain if I can't but there has to be a way. I have a couple ideas but I just don't know what is best. Should I slice off 1 rib and roast separately? I've never done less than 2 ribs before...I'm sure you can slow roast a steak but is it as good? Or should I cook the whole thing to 125, pull the roast, rest it for 30 mins and then keep cooking her slice? I am doing the reverse sear, so I'm already planning to pull and rest the thing. Can anyone offer me some good advice on this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What is the salt used at steakhouses? I noticed when I get $100 dollar steaks at steakhouses they also serve salts for me to dip my steak in. Is the same salt used from a sea salt trader joes shaker? If not, where can I buy some fancier salt?",
"best_score": 66,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Maldon all the way": 0.0,
"Fleur de Sel https://www.amazon.com/Guerande-Fleur-Sel-Salt-pack/dp/B0008JGW96": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat is the salt used at steakhouses? I noticed when I get $100 dollar steaks at steakhouses they also serve salts for me to dip my steak in. Is the same salt used from a sea salt trader joes shaker? If not, where can I buy some fancier salt?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Free awards and the large amount of cheap reaction awards has devalued the meaning of Reddit awards With the new system of people able to claim free awards, and the large array of cheaper reaction awards, I now often see posts with dozens and hundreds of awards, which has desensitised me to the specialness of awards. They used to be a rare or special thing to acknowledge something special or show gratitude, but now these awards are just thrown around every where and no longer have the same meaning to me as in the past. And for those wondering about free awards: On Reddit mobile, the coin section up the top may say free, and upon clicking it there is a free box, which when opened gives you a free award to give out within 24 hours",
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"To modify your view here: >They used to be a rare or special thing to acknowledge something special or show gratitude, but now these awards are just thrown around every where and no longer have the same meaning to me as in the past. While it's true that making Reddit awards cheaper might make them less special, consider that making Reddit awards cheaper would also seem to mean that more people are likely to get acknowledged for making good posts, and awards can also make good posts easier to find. And consider also that a key purpose of Reddit awards is to help Reddit make money / stay afloat for the free platform they provide (which is a benefit for all Reddit users that the money from awards helps make possible).": 0.0,
"I view it a few ways (in order of my own ranking) 1. It makes people feel better to send and receive awards, and ultimately that's a good thing. We need more positivity in the world, superficial as it may seem. 2. There's no way to \"cancel\" an award. By this I mean you can't negate it with an anti-award like is the case with up/down votes. Even heartfelt comments of support are subject to getting down votes into oblivion. It's immune to the popularity contest we are all participants in on social media, and that environment can be very toxic (not always). Flip side is that we as people wishing to cancel awards we disagree with, are left a bit frustrated because we're accustomed to that option. But I think that's more of a growing pain than a real issue. 3. It helps fund the site. More free awards means some people will think about buying them who would otherwise have not. It's not set up as a gate for any other site functionality, so that part is fine.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Free awards and the large amount of cheap reaction awards has devalued the meaning of Reddit awards With the new system of people able to claim free awards, and the large array of cheaper reaction awards, I now often see posts with dozens and hundreds of awards, which has desensitised me to the specialness of awards. They used to be a rare or special thing to acknowledge something special or show gratitude, but now these awards are just thrown around every where and no longer have the same meaning to me as in the past. And for those wondering about free awards: On Reddit mobile, the coin section up the top may say free, and upon clicking it there is a free box, which when opened gives you a free award to give out within 24 hours\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[It] What\u2019s the point of scaring people just to let them go when Pennywise, or whatever form It takes, can just use the Deadlights to render his victims catatonic and make them see visions that make them feel fear anyway?",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Pennywise likes to play with his food.": 0.0,
"Why does a cat toy with a mouse before killing it? Pennywise believes it is immortal, and for good reason, so why wouldn't it also toy with its prey. Probably makes it \"tastier\" kinda of like tenderizing meat to top it off.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[It] What\u2019s the point of scaring people just to let them go when Pennywise, or whatever form It takes, can just use the Deadlights to render his victims catatonic and make them see visions that make them feel fear anyway?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Ghostbusters/Marvel] Let's assume Tony Stark wanted to team up with the Ghostbusters and they kindly gave him access to their designs and tech to use and improve upon. What would Iron Man Ghost-Buster Armor be like if he made it?",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Maybe something like the phoenix buster, meaning bulky and with a huge canon on top. A white suit with red lines.": 0.0,
"Don't cross the beams? Pssshh! He'd immediately set up a lab to test exactly *how* to cross the beams safely and reliably to generate massive amounts of energy, open dimensional rifts, and in case any other nasty Sumerian deities show up to threaten Earth.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Ghostbusters/Marvel] Let's assume Tony Stark wanted to team up with the Ghostbusters and they kindly gave him access to their designs and tech to use and improve upon. What would Iron Man Ghost-Buster Armor be like if he made it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] I (a moderately ranking Imperial) have been tasked to deliver to Lord Vader (who has just awoken from a medically induced coma) the news that the Executor has been destroyed, Tarkin is dead, and his next assignment, delivered from the Emperor himself, is on Tattooine. How do I survive?",
"best_score": 23,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Is there anyone you're in charge of?": 0.0,
"Lead off with \u201cI have a message from the emperor\u201d. That has a tendency to put him in a more proactive frame of mind and distract him from reactionary killings.": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] I (a moderately ranking Imperial) have been tasked to deliver to Lord Vader (who has just awoken from a medically induced coma) the news that the Executor has been destroyed, Tarkin is dead, and his next assignment, delivered from the Emperor himself, is on Tattooine. How do I survive?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Service dog trainer's aggressive roommate surrendered my service dog to animal control without trainer's permission I am a disabled individual living in Florida. In January I sent my service dog off for extra training with his professional trainer in Fort Worth Texas. My Trainer's roommate is his ex boyfriend and is aggressive to my trainer. They had a disagreement last night, and bad roommate waited until my trainer was asleep before calling both police and animal control. He then locked my trainer in his room and surrendered all of my trainer's client dogs(all service dogs in various stages of training) to animal control willingly. They were not his property by law, as far as I'm aware. If I'm correct, despite me owning the purchase agreement and title to my service dog, by sending him to my trainer he was under my trainer's ownership. Therefore did bad roommate just do some bad legal juju, surrendering animals not his by law? I'm still attempting to get my service dog out of the animal shelter They took him to, as he's a vital piece of medical equipment for my disabilities. Thank you kindly in advance for any help or advice you may offer, even if it is little.",
"best_score": 44,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Does the shelter have a lost and found section on their website where you can report a lost or found animal? If so report your dog as lost in their system with a photo so everything is time stamped. Do this quickly. My state has a few business days for owners to claim dogs. If the dog is not claimed within this incredibly short time frame the dog is no longer your property and can be adopted out. Does your dog have a microchip with your info? This is another way to prove this dog is yours.": 0.0,
"is your dog on this list of \"found pets\"? it looks like newer arrivals are added to the bottom so make sure to scroll all the way down. if your dog is on the list of pets, contact the shelter it's listed at immediately and notify them of what allegedly happened. give them as much info on your dog as you can, including the location of his microchip if he has one. this should enable you to get your dog back. if your dog is not listed on the Fort Worth, TX found pets list, i encourage you to reach out to police in the area (city if they live in the city and county sheriff if they are an unincorporated county address) and report him as stolen. state that he is a trained service dog & that you need to file a police report for stolen property so that it's on record.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nService dog trainer's aggressive roommate surrendered my service dog to animal control without trainer's permission I am a disabled individual living in Florida. In January I sent my service dog off for extra training with his professional trainer in Fort Worth Texas. My Trainer's roommate is his ex boyfriend and is aggressive to my trainer. They had a disagreement last night, and bad roommate waited until my trainer was asleep before calling both police and animal control. He then locked my trainer in his room and surrendered all of my trainer's client dogs(all service dogs in various stages of training) to animal control willingly. They were not his property by law, as far as I'm aware. If I'm correct, despite me owning the purchase agreement and title to my service dog, by sending him to my trainer he was under my trainer's ownership. Therefore did bad roommate just do some bad legal juju, surrendering animals not his by law? I'm still attempting to get my service dog out of the animal shelter They took him to, as he's a vital piece of medical equipment for my disabilities. Thank you kindly in advance for any help or advice you may offer, even if it is little.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I accidentally used Chinese \u201cnutmeg\u201d (\u8349\u679c) in my eggnog. I bought a pack labeled NUTMEG \u8349\u679c at a Chinese grocery store, which externally look like whole nutmeg seeds. However the inside is more crumbly than I expected, and when I looked up the characters it appears to actually be Lanxangia tsaoko. Wikipedia says this is used medicinally and also in cooking. Meanwhile I\u2019ve got eggnog chilling in the fridge with a teaspoon of this grated in it. Should I still drink it?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"From a food safety side it would be fine for you to taste the eggnog and see what it has done to the flavor. I think you already know it won't add the same flavor real nutmeg would. If you have some real nutmeg it may be with a bit of that the eggnog will be palatable but it still won't taste as expected.": 0.0,
"Hell yeah you should drink it. Tell us how it is! I'm guessing it'll be more medicinal than usual.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI accidentally used Chinese \u201cnutmeg\u201d (\u8349\u679c) in my eggnog. I bought a pack labeled NUTMEG \u8349\u679c at a Chinese grocery store, which externally look like whole nutmeg seeds. However the inside is more crumbly than I expected, and when I looked up the characters it appears to actually be Lanxangia tsaoko. Wikipedia says this is used medicinally and also in cooking. Meanwhile I\u2019ve got eggnog chilling in the fridge with a teaspoon of this grated in it. Should I still drink it?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My landlord says I have to pay the $750 fee to the furnace company to have my heat turned on for the first time. Is this legal? My two kids and I have been at this rental house for about six months and the house has central air, but the landlord said the heat is from a gas furnace, and that to get it turned on, I would have to pay a $750 fee of some kind to the electric(?) company or whatever the company is called, in order for them to turn it on for the first time. It\u2019s starting to get cold here like 39 degrees last night, and I\u2019m having to use like 9 little space heaters and it\u2019s still not keeping us comfortably warm. Plus I\u2019m sure my electric bill will be insane from the space heaters I\u2019m having to use. Anyways, is it legal for my landlord to not \u201cprovide\u201d heat without me having to pay a huge fee to get it turned on? This is in Tennessee.",
"best_score": 76,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"Are you paying the utilities directly or does the landlord bill you for utilities? If the landlord wants to bill you for this mysterious fee, ask if you can pay the company directly and clearly state that you want a bill/receipt for your records. Call the company and ask them directly what the cost is to turn on heat for a dwelling like yours.": 0.0,
"No, they cannot make you pay that. They must provide heating.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy landlord says I have to pay the $750 fee to the furnace company to have my heat turned on for the first time. Is this legal? My two kids and I have been at this rental house for about six months and the house has central air, but the landlord said the heat is from a gas furnace, and that to get it turned on, I would have to pay a $750 fee of some kind to the electric(?) company or whatever the company is called, in order for them to turn it on for the first time. It\u2019s starting to get cold here like 39 degrees last night, and I\u2019m having to use like 9 little space heaters and it\u2019s still not keeping us comfortably warm. Plus I\u2019m sure my electric bill will be insane from the space heaters I\u2019m having to use. Anyways, is it legal for my landlord to not \u201cprovide\u201d heat without me having to pay a huge fee to get it turned on? This is in Tennessee.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Yo professors, do you ever get annoyed at students that visit you every day during your office hours? Taking my discrete math class this semeseter, easily the hardest class ive ever taken. im a junior &#x200B; im literally visiting my professor every day (he says if his office door is open, hes open to meet). &#x200B; Am i annoying him by visiting him every day? I need a C+ in this class and this class is FUCKING HARD. &#x200B; so do yall get annoyed at students that meet every single day? &#x200B; he did tell me im the only student that visits /meets him on teams via online during office hours..",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askacademia",
"responses": {
"He says his door is open, and he probably means it! Since you're the only student visiting, you're not taking away from anyone else's time. As everyone here said, I'm sure your professors is happy that you're asking for help rather than waiting until the last minute or failing the class. We enjoy to see students making progress and learning new things. Maybe you have already done this, but you can express your appreciation to your professor just by saying something like \"thank you for giving me your time, i really appreciate it\". Even though that is literally part of the job (office hours are part of the job too!), I know many professors are not that nice or accommodating. Wishing you luck in this class and others!": 0.0,
"I'll just reinforce what others have said for the sake of supporting that conclusion. No, I absolutely don't get annoyed when students show up all the time and ask for help. That's literally my job. Students aren't paying to just hear me talk at them - they're also paying for my availability for further support (within reason). And I love teaching - watching students' faces when something \"clicks\" is the highlight of my day. However, I *do* get annoyed when students abuse it. When they don't try, don't read directions, don't show up to class, and then take up my office time expecting me to read the instructions to them or redo an entire lecture for them. No, *that* is not my job. But it doesn't sound like you're doing that at all. You're trying. You're putting in the work. Profs (*should*) love to see that.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nYo professors, do you ever get annoyed at students that visit you every day during your office hours? Taking my discrete math class this semeseter, easily the hardest class ive ever taken. im a junior &#x200B; im literally visiting my professor every day (he says if his office door is open, hes open to meet). &#x200B; Am i annoying him by visiting him every day? I need a C+ in this class and this class is FUCKING HARD. &#x200B; so do yall get annoyed at students that meet every single day? &#x200B; he did tell me im the only student that visits /meets him on teams via online during office hours..\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Who has quit their engineering career? What happened next? I have been working as an engineer for over 5 yrs post graduation. For most of this time, I have wanted to quit my job. The major stumbling block is I have no idea what I would do instead. All my experience is in this field and I have no passion for it or for any other type of career. I have been promoted a couple of times at my company so I am getting more and more responsibility that continues to stress me out and cause me anxiety on a daily basis. If I quit and have no plans for a new job or life path, I fear it will be hard to try to get back into engineering if I ever need to. Should I quit? Can I go work at in office admin, retail, entry level type jobs and enjoy my life more? Has anyone done something similar? What did you do after quitting engineering?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
"responses": {
"I have thought this many times. One of the things I have done that has worked for me is I work in a corporate function in a giant tech business. So I can work on tons of different things and learn about new things with each project. It helps keep things interesting.": 0.0,
"Well, I'd say you could do several things, as some others have also noted. You could: * Maybe not quit tech altogether, but do something that does interest you specifically. What do your colleagues tell you you are good at? What type of activities in work gives you a feeling like \"Hey, that's cool.\" Maybe there is something there to give you a general sense of where you might want to go. * You can quit cold turkey. Take some time to think about what you want, while you're not working, so you can do so without the constant nagging thoughts of your current stress storm at work. Maybe do some odd jobs. Make sure you have some cash to last you at least 6 months, because this is a risk. No work = no income. * Start off on some side hustle if you have the time for it. Maybe it'll pan out into something bigger. Some tangential technical career options to think about: * Teaching (college engineering, high school math, webinars, etc...) * Technical sales (Use your smarts, travel, but let the in-house engineers do the hard technical work) * Researcher at a university or some other institute * Technical assistant at college or university I hope you find some solution for yourself. Staying stressed in a job you don't want isn't the way to go.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWho has quit their engineering career? What happened next? I have been working as an engineer for over 5 yrs post graduation. For most of this time, I have wanted to quit my job. The major stumbling block is I have no idea what I would do instead. All my experience is in this field and I have no passion for it or for any other type of career. I have been promoted a couple of times at my company so I am getting more and more responsibility that continues to stress me out and cause me anxiety on a daily basis. If I quit and have no plans for a new job or life path, I fear it will be hard to try to get back into engineering if I ever need to. Should I quit? Can I go work at in office admin, retail, entry level type jobs and enjoy my life more? Has anyone done something similar? What did you do after quitting engineering?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "CMV: Tipped Food Servers should earn regular minimum wage on top of any tips they may potentially receive (USA) In the example of a food server (waiter/waitress), they are hired to do a specific job. Which normally, would be something along the lines of greeting guests, taking their orders/answering questions about the menu, delivering food/drink, collecting payment, cleaning tables and any other related tasks that the employer feels necessary (like restocking napkins/utensils or refilling condiments). Of course, not limited to these tasks. The job duties outlined by the employer are expected to be completed, regardless of whether or not the employee receives a tip from the customer or not. This also leads to my opinion on tipping and that it should never be expected, but they should still be allowed to be accepted if offered. It seems like the \"tipped employee\" wage difference is somewhat exploitative in favor of the employer, even though the employer would be required to compensate the difference if the employee did not earn at least the minimum wage in tips. In some cases, customers return to a specific restaurant with service received having an influence on that decision. So if a restaurant has a handful \"top\" servers that each contribute in bringing regulars weekly, the employer is essentially paying these \"top\" servers less than what they are worth to the company and it just doesn't sit right with me. CMV",
"best_score": 86,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "changemyview",
"responses": {
"I read in my Lonely Planet guide for Hawaii that \u201cTipping is not optional\u201d. This is the advice given to travellers\u2026": 0.0,
"Having been to countries where tipping is frowned on, such as Japan, I believe the flaw in your view is that we should allow tipping to continue in the first place. Tipping not only allows businesses to hide the true cost of their products by not paying their employees a fair wage, but it is also outright discriminatory. Female servers get more tips than male servers. White servers get more tips than Black servers. Blonde servers get more tips than brunette servers. Big-breasted servers get more tips than small-breasted servers. The list goes on.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Tipped Food Servers should earn regular minimum wage on top of any tips they may potentially receive (USA) In the example of a food server (waiter/waitress), they are hired to do a specific job. Which normally, would be something along the lines of greeting guests, taking their orders/answering questions about the menu, delivering food/drink, collecting payment, cleaning tables and any other related tasks that the employer feels necessary (like restocking napkins/utensils or refilling condiments). Of course, not limited to these tasks. The job duties outlined by the employer are expected to be completed, regardless of whether or not the employee receives a tip from the customer or not. This also leads to my opinion on tipping and that it should never be expected, but they should still be allowed to be accepted if offered. It seems like the \"tipped employee\" wage difference is somewhat exploitative in favor of the employer, even though the employer would be required to compensate the difference if the employee did not earn at least the minimum wage in tips. In some cases, customers return to a specific restaurant with service received having an influence on that decision. So if a restaurant has a handful \"top\" servers that each contribute in bringing regulars weekly, the employer is essentially paying these \"top\" servers less than what they are worth to the company and it just doesn't sit right with me. CMV\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Spiderman enter the verse] Why did Miles\u2019 math teacher assign him a personal essay? Shouldn\u2019t the English teacher do that? you can see math on the blackboard.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"The math on the board was from the teacher from the previous class and the English teacher hadn't erased the blackboard yet?": 0.0,
"It is a special gifted school. With special gifted teachers. They teach outside the \"box\".": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Spiderman enter the verse] Why did Miles\u2019 math teacher assign him a personal essay? Shouldn\u2019t the English teacher do that? you can see math on the blackboard.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] If the engineers and scientists in Stark Industries have the full sized arc reactor with them, with all the technical specifications, plans, etc., aside from not being Tony Stark, what were the other reasons why they weren't able to replicate what Tony did in a cave with a bunch of scraps?",
"best_score": 19,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"I totally read that last part like Jeff bridges lol": 0.0,
"Three things to remember about what Tony Stark did in that cave with that box of scraps: 1. The \"scraps\" were from state-of-the-art military hardware produced by Stark Industries. So this is cutting-edge stuff that's only jumbled together because no one else around knows what it is or how it works. 2. His life was in immediate danger from shrapnel that was barely held under control by a heavy, undependable battery, so his life literally depended on producing a better power supply. 3. He was being held prisoner in that cave by terrorists who'd threatened to kill him if he didn't produce some results, which is a powerful motivator. 4. There's no indication he had anything else to do but tinker with those parts and try to invent something. So you've got a mentally unstable genius engineer who has nothing to do but engineer, and who will die if he doesn't, provided with an assortment of high-tech parts whose true capabilities no one around but him actually knows. Back at Stark Industries, you've got a bunch of people with the parts and the specs and maybe the brains, but miniaturizing the Arc Reactor for them would be a cool thing they might could do someday that would get them a big bonus. Their **lives** don't depend on pulling it off and doing so ***right now***.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[MCU] If the engineers and scientists in Stark Industries have the full sized arc reactor with them, with all the technical specifications, plans, etc., aside from not being Tony Stark, what were the other reasons why they weren't able to replicate what Tony did in a cave with a bunch of scraps?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old why does the value e in math have so many things based around it? As the title says, how come the value e is special? it has functions and rules just dedicated to it, but what sets it apart from another random number?",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"e has cool math properties that math peeps geek out about. I once had a college TA who mocked the class for getting a problem wrong because we solved it assuming log base 10 when it should have been the natural log, i.e. log base e. Then he said, \"remember in math we have e number of fingers.\". I love math, but I rolled my eyes hard.": 0.0,
"I'll try to do it without equations. Imagine you have money in a high risk savings account. Let's say $1000, which is earning 100% interest per year. If interest is calculated once, at the end of the year, you would have $2000, right? Suppose I now say the annual rate is still 100% but I'll calculate the interest and add it on to your original amount every six months. (So 50% return each half year). This would make you $250 better off! (As you now *also* get the second half of the year's 50% on the first half of the year's $500 interest.) So, the more often we calculate the interest, the better - even though the yearly return is still 100% Let's take it further. If the interest calculation was monthly, then the yearly return would be $1613. So 2.61 times your starting amount by me just splitting your 100% return into smaller slices. So the question is - how far can we take this? What effective return would we get if we recalculated daily? hourly? every minute? Well it turns out that the answer is 'e'. If we could recalculate the 100% interest every second or less then we would get end up with $2718.28": 1.0
},
"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old why does the value e in math have so many things based around it? As the title says, how come the value e is special? it has functions and rules just dedicated to it, but what sets it apart from another random number?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "What percentage of engineers actively job hop every few years? I'm job hopping for the first time after almost 4 years for a significant raise and better work. No one from my previous company left for another company during my time there, young and old. Pay was okay but definitely fell below market rate after a couple years. Do they just become content and don't want to go through the trouble of interviewing at the expense of competitive compensation? This sub might have given me a skewed perspective because many questions are about changing jobs and career advancement.",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askengineers",
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"So I had a minor late start to engineering. Prior to engineering I was at the same job for 8 years. Pay was as good as it could get (while low but I had no skills). Plus I had long time friends there and it was a blast. Great work stories come from that. But like anything great\u2026. Comes to an end. So far. It WAS a mistake to hit up engineering as first 2 Eng gigs were garbage for pay and abuse. This recent Eng gig is ok but things becoming stagnant and the goals set out are not being met\u2026. I\u2019ve began the search again\u2026.. So I\u2019d fall into getting into job hopping category. Every 2-4 years new job. Which has translated into 30% pay increases each time. Idk about you but I\u2019ve only seen a raise at 4%\u2026. Not 30. Plus the workplace has become better quality each time too. Less toxic. Financially in a better spot then the start. Always could be better as I\u2019m set on that /fire mentality. I\u2019m trying to get a dual job wfh thing going to really get some cash but that\u2019s probably more a dream and possible. I did just discover that /overworked thing so I\u2019ll be checking it out.": 0.0,
"Job hopping only works in fields where you as an employee are a dime-a-dozen. I work in a very small niche field. There's less than half a dozen companies in the US that are even in the same market that my employer is. I'm also one of the 2 engineers on staff here at the moment (we had 3 at one time). My decade of experience is incredibly valuable to my employer, but we are a small company so there's only so much money to be handed out. Job hopping for me would mean moving to another state at a minimum, which is not a thing I care to do, or changing industries, which is also not something I care to do. This subreddit is a great resource, but is heavily biased towards people that are looking to switch jobs and move between careers. Not that this is a bad way to be, but realize most people that are happy where they are typically don't post in these types of threads.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat percentage of engineers actively job hop every few years? I'm job hopping for the first time after almost 4 years for a significant raise and better work. No one from my previous company left for another company during my time there, young and old. Pay was okay but definitely fell below market rate after a couple years. Do they just become content and don't want to go through the trouble of interviewing at the expense of competitive compensation? This sub might have given me a skewed perspective because many questions are about changing jobs and career advancement.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] Why doesnt Batman wear a gasmask at this point Both Joker Scarecrow and Poison ivy all have some kind of gas some of them are even life threatning Considering Batman constantly tries to find easier ways to fight his enemys why not wear a gasmask then",
"best_score": 34,
"worse_score": 3,
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"Seriously. Like it would help with his identity too. If I see Batman I know he's a white, clean shaven guy. If he has a gas mask then I know shit all": 0.0,
"Batman is very active and therefore needs to breathe clearly. If he has a gas mask on all the time, it would inhibit his breathing and therefore his physical ability.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] Why doesnt Batman wear a gasmask at this point Both Joker Scarecrow and Poison ivy all have some kind of gas some of them are even life threatning Considering Batman constantly tries to find easier ways to fight his enemys why not wear a gasmask then\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Looking for food science writers I'm not sure if this is allowed here, so if it's not, I apologize in advance. &#x200B; My friend Priya Krishna (you may know here from the New York Times or the Bon Appetit Youtube channel) is looking for some aspiring food writers with a specific interest in food science to work on a new book that she is putting together with David Chang. If you are interested in home cooking and food science, and think you have the writing skills to explain the science behind everyday things like microwaving, cooking with frozen vegetables, browning, etc, let me know. This is obviously a paid opportunity, and we are specifically looking for black, indigenous, and people of color (though it is open to all). &#x200B; Feel free to DM me and I'll forward you to Priya. Thanks!",
"best_score": 25,
"worse_score": 2,
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"My dad's a baker and an engineer and wrote a short book once about the science behind a few foods. DM me if you want his info.": 0.0,
"Oh Kenji, you vicarious name dropper! I have been enjoying using my microwave oven to preheat steaks before searing on a hot skillet. Newer microwave ovens with invertor power controls are far superior to the old on/off duty cycle ovens because you can actually hit a steak at a more or less continuous 20% power instead of full power for 2 seconds and off for 8. I can warm up a steak interior to a warm 35C before searing it. It's like letting a steak warm up for 90min at room temp before searing it except you can exceed room temp and do it in 6min instead of over an hour. My microwave oven is starting to replace sous vide for some applications because of the newer power control. I tend to think of cooking in terms of heat transfer and temperature gradients which unfortunately can get the way of artistry but watching Pepin helps me out of that rut. I have an engineering backround and write good. I might have a few tricks for you to try out even if your consortium ends up not liking my writing and I'd be happy to see them out in the world. It occurs to me that there is not a lot of specific discussion between the tradeoffs of various types of stove and I think that it's a worthwhile discussion to have because there are different concerns between cooking in a professional setting and a home kitchen.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nLooking for food science writers I'm not sure if this is allowed here, so if it's not, I apologize in advance. &#x200B; My friend Priya Krishna (you may know here from the New York Times or the Bon Appetit Youtube channel) is looking for some aspiring food writers with a specific interest in food science to work on a new book that she is putting together with David Chang. If you are interested in home cooking and food science, and think you have the writing skills to explain the science behind everyday things like microwaving, cooking with frozen vegetables, browning, etc, let me know. This is obviously a paid opportunity, and we are specifically looking for black, indigenous, and people of color (though it is open to all). &#x200B; Feel free to DM me and I'll forward you to Priya. Thanks!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[TV Commercials] What horrible thing happened in the DiGiorno universe to render delivery pizza indistinguishable from DiGiorno? Apparently in that universe, DiGiorno pizza is so similar to delivery pizza that the the former often gets mistaken for the latter. Why? What horrible thing could have made that the norm, and why does society accept it so casually?",
"best_score": 51,
"worse_score": 3,
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"In the DiGiorno universe, 3D printers have advanced to the point where they can create pizza, and pizza delivery involves nothing more than getting the recipe for 3D pizza printing from the central food franchise. Then the pizza is built in your 3D printer and it's ready to eat. Of course, it's still made of plastic. That's why its taste is indistinguishable from DiGiorno's pizza. But that's the standard in this universe, because convenience is their number one concern.": 0.0,
"In fact, if the DiGiorno ads are to be believed, delivery pizza in that universe is horrible and delivered by horrible people. So that idea that DiGiorno can be confused with delivery is a pretty low standard at best.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[TV Commercials] What horrible thing happened in the DiGiorno universe to render delivery pizza indistinguishable from DiGiorno? Apparently in that universe, DiGiorno pizza is so similar to delivery pizza that the the former often gets mistaken for the latter. Why? What horrible thing could have made that the norm, and why does society accept it so casually?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why does eating a lot of raw vegetables give me diarrhea? I thought the fiber content would cause the opposite effect?",
"best_score": 83,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"If raw vegetables are causing diarrhea, maybe you should consider if it's a gastroenteritis": 0.0,
"Our bodies aren't designed to break down and digest the cellulose that makes up the cell walls of most vegetable material which is why it just passes through us and you find corn and peanuts in.. well... you know. Since we can't digest this so-called \"roughage\" the gut just quickly moves it along, and if raw vegetables form a large proportion of your diet then it's going to come out like diarrhea. The key phrase you'll often see used is \"balanced diet\". Raw vegetables and it's roughage are essential to keep your poop moving along a healthy pace when it's balanced with the other elements of a \"balanced diet.\" Too little roughage and you might skew towards constipation. Too much roughage and you might go in the other direction. Raw diets are usually inefficient and typically do a disservice to your body since the vitamins and nutrients are locked in those cells made of undigestible cellulose. Your body simply can't get to them. To increase the bio-availability of those vitamins and nutrients those cell walls need to be broken, usually through grinding and blending or through chopping and plenty of chewing. Cooking your veg is a faster and more efficient way to break those cell walls. edit to add: The above is for a person with a healthy digestive system. If you're experiencing lots of difficulty eating even a salad and a piece of fruit with a meal as part of a balanced diet, then you might have other issues and a visit to your doctor might be in order. Some fresh vegetables are also difficult to wash, notable green onions and leafy greens, as they have places where bacteria can hide and cause illness. Other factors besides eating too much roughage may be involved and deserve consideration.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why does eating a lot of raw vegetables give me diarrhea? I thought the fiber content would cause the opposite effect?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Restaurant Owners: How Long After You Opened Did it Take for You to Get Some Serious Time-Off? I know this is pretty complex, and quite different for every owner. When you take into account the volume, the culinary level, the staffing and so on, some owners never get a real break. Were you able to take, say, a week off during your first year? Maybe a couple of weeks off? How long until you got a really significant vacation?",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"My dad has owned restaurants for the last 40 years. He\u2019s never taken serious time off.": 0.0,
"Honestly, in my experience it comes down to planning and looking at your operation in the most sobering way possible. Can you afford to close for big holidays/ take a long weekend/ close for a week? Can your staff? Can the business? Is there management level staff that you trust and can handle daily operations? Is your business structured in such a way that the customer is always right to the point that they can dictate your hours and days of operation? Most owners create environments where they are the heart, soul, and face of a business and that can make it impossible to walk away because they never planned or structured their business to operate without them. It's the trade off between higher payroll and personal time and most opt for the lower payroll. Including myself.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nRestaurant Owners: How Long After You Opened Did it Take for You to Get Some Serious Time-Off? I know this is pretty complex, and quite different for every owner. When you take into account the volume, the culinary level, the staffing and so on, some owners never get a real break. Were you able to take, say, a week off during your first year? Maybe a couple of weeks off? How long until you got a really significant vacation?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "can I refuse to give my brother his keys if he has been drinking heavily? Hi. My brother is extremely drunk and wants to drive. My mom took his keys until he sobers. Will we get in trouble?",
"best_score": 41,
"worse_score": 2,
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"I\u2019m in the UK but here you have to have a guilty action and a guilty mind, you might not be entitled to hold his keys so that action could be wrong but you have no bad intention. Also for it to be theft you\u2019d need to shown to Permanently deprive your brother of his car, which you\u2019re not trying to do. The Bottom line is you\u2019re doing everyone a favour by keep a drunk off the road": 0.0,
"The defense of necessity may apply when an individual commits a criminal act during an emergency situation in order to prevent a greater harm from happening. Taking his keys is theft. And the responisble thing to do. As someone who has lost blood relatives to drunk drivers, I would argue beating him unconcious to prevent him driving would be acceptable.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\ncan I refuse to give my brother his keys if he has been drinking heavily? Hi. My brother is extremely drunk and wants to drive. My mom took his keys until he sobers. Will we get in trouble?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why does the air in the vehicle shudder when only one window is down while driving high speeds?",
"best_score": 24,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"air pressure. air outside is different mass from air inside. When the car's going fast enough, the air outside is trying to replace the air inside. But, because the inside air has nowhere else to go, the winds essentially just bang against eachother constantly, compressing and decompressing the inside rapidly, which is the \"buffeting\" sound you hear. when you roll down a second window, u allow some wind to go out and pass through instead of hitting eachother constantly": 0.0,
"Think of your vehicle with one open window as the chamber of a whistle, or the top of a bottle when you whistle by blowing across the bottle opening. That's basically what's going on. The vehicle happens to be large enough where the frequency of the sound is that shudder rather than a high pitched whistle. Whistles work by setting up an oscillation that is powered by the continual feeding of air across the top of a chamber where the air is being compressed and sprung back over and over again. The size of the chamber determines the frequency of this oscillation. The same thing happens in your car when you open one window. The air blowing across the open window is like the air stream blowing across the top of a whistle.": 1.0
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"post_content": "My manager punched me in the face. Before I explain everything, I've put in several complaints about this manager, about their attitude and how they go about things. So I went to work, and I was going to clock out for break, and they start screaming. I didn't want to deal with the environment, since they kept threatening me to meet them outside. I just clocked back in from break and clocked out. Two other managers followed me outside, to my car and wouldn't let me leave. (I would have had to back into them physically with my car) the problem manager then storms out and punches me in the face, while all of them are still punched in on company time. They tried to jump me, and someone stepped in. I have a police report, and I'm waiting to see what my job says. I'm currently suspended without pay until the investigation is over. Should I get a lawyer? Will someone take my case? What kind of field of law would this be under?",
"best_score": 21,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"File a workers compensation claim and call the police to report an assault.": 0.0,
"Get a lawyer. Also\u2026 details would help.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy manager punched me in the face. Before I explain everything, I've put in several complaints about this manager, about their attitude and how they go about things. So I went to work, and I was going to clock out for break, and they start screaming. I didn't want to deal with the environment, since they kept threatening me to meet them outside. I just clocked back in from break and clocked out. Two other managers followed me outside, to my car and wouldn't let me leave. (I would have had to back into them physically with my car) the problem manager then storms out and punches me in the face, while all of them are still punched in on company time. They tried to jump me, and someone stepped in. I have a police report, and I'm waiting to see what my job says. I'm currently suspended without pay until the investigation is over. Should I get a lawyer? Will someone take my case? What kind of field of law would this be under?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do recipes that use coffee call for instant coffee and can I use regular coffee instead? Is it just because of the cost? If I have regular coffee and don't want to go out and buy instant, can I just use that? And if so, does the grind size matter? I'm mostly seeing instant coffee in baking recipes, but have seen it in recipes for coffee-braised ribs too.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Just by the $5 bottle of instant coffee. Better than ruining your recipes (which will prove more difficult expensive and time consuming).": 0.0,
"because adding a teaspoon of instant isnt going to throw off your recipe at all, but adding a cup of coffee will. you might get away with using an espresso. for braising it might not be that important, but for baking it is.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhy do recipes that use coffee call for instant coffee and can I use regular coffee instead? Is it just because of the cost? If I have regular coffee and don't want to go out and buy instant, can I just use that? And if so, does the grind size matter? I'm mostly seeing instant coffee in baking recipes, but have seen it in recipes for coffee-braised ribs too.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Spayed cat just gave birth I castrated my female cat a few months ago 2 or 3 and right about 5 minutes from now she gave birth to 1 kitten is it possible for that to happen during castration, was I scammed? the clinic is one that usually people from my town praise and I just called them to like get an explanation. What should and can do in European laws more specifically Portugal if anyone knows",
"best_score": 14,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askvet",
"responses": {
"Are you sure she gave birth to the kitten? Did you witness it? Is it possible she found a kitten somewhere and took it home? I literally cannot think of any other possibility if she was properly neutered.": 0.0,
"EDIT: most commenters here seem to be from the US. In Europe (speaking as a French vet) spaying commonly means only removing the ovaries Yep it happens and it's because of 'malpractice' Two types of \"common\" sterilization (ovarioectomie) failures: - the ovary wasn't cut far enough, and if even a miniscule piece of the ovary stays in the body then it can fully regrow but in different places. This meams the cat can go into heat, but cannot get pregnant - the vet simply forgot to take out both ovaries, in this case the cat can become pregnant P. S. There are pros and cons for sterilization by removing the uterus or just the ovaries. One isn't necessarily better than another.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askvet that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nSpayed cat just gave birth I castrated my female cat a few months ago 2 or 3 and right about 5 minutes from now she gave birth to 1 kitten is it possible for that to happen during castration, was I scammed? the clinic is one that usually people from my town praise and I just called them to like get an explanation. What should and can do in European laws more specifically Portugal if anyone knows\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Batman] how can the riddler stay relevant in this age of information where you could just google his riddles? I mean a cop can just Google his riddles or something, or a bystander can just post them on batreddit and the internet would just solve it in a couple minutes",
"best_score": 33,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
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"I'm just imagining some cop given the Riddler an wrong answer that he got from Google. Dieing the cop says \"Damn you Google!!\" The Riddler laughing. \"Thank you assholes who messed with Wikipedia\" swipe the tears from his eyes.": 0.0,
"If he makes up the riddle, can anyone google it?? Not every math problem has a solution you can Google for example. Etc.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Batman] how can the riddler stay relevant in this age of information where you could just google his riddles? I mean a cop can just Google his riddles or something, or a bystander can just post them on batreddit and the internet would just solve it in a couple minutes\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[MCU] Why out of all powerful superheroes, it was Spider-Man that resisted dematerialization from Thanos Snap for the longest time?",
"best_score": 108,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Just a guess but It could have been that his accelerated healing was keeping his body together for as long as possible before he was dusted": 0.0,
"The directors have said that because he's one of the most powerful characters on earth and so durable that his body was fighting the snap, so that's the canon reason I guess. But in my head what everyone else has said makes more sense to me given what we know about Spider-man and the Snap. I think his spider sense was just on fire telling him something was wrong so it lasted longer for him": 1.0
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"post_content": "My Ex Boyfriend (16) is threatening to leak my (16) nudes if we don't continue our relationship. (CA). For some backstory, we had met off Omegle and it had turned out we lived not too far from each other. We had a relationship going on (which was of slight long distance). After we broke up, he has been threatening to leak my nudes and he's forcing me to continue being in a relationship with him (which I was forced to stay in). I don't want to tell my parents for obvious reasons, however, is there a specific procedure for this sort of thing?",
"best_score": 13,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"It also sounds like revenge porn and that's no ok. Depends on where you are you might be able to ask a lawyer for a free consultation.im so sorry you are going through this I've had to deal with revenge porn before": 0.0,
"Please tell your parents, or an adult you have a great relation and trust. You are going to need support. You cant do this alone. What this guy is doing is illegal. He is blackmailing you, and like others said, he will force you to do other things against your will. You can't live like this. You need to consult the police. Gather as much evidence as you can. Record converstions, text, everything. He leaks those pictures, he is in trouble with the law. He may not do it, but you are not going to wonder if he does it or not. Also, I hope his parents have common sense, and see how f/u their son is once they find out.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy Ex Boyfriend (16) is threatening to leak my (16) nudes if we don't continue our relationship. (CA). For some backstory, we had met off Omegle and it had turned out we lived not too far from each other. We had a relationship going on (which was of slight long distance). After we broke up, he has been threatening to leak my nudes and he's forcing me to continue being in a relationship with him (which I was forced to stay in). I don't want to tell my parents for obvious reasons, however, is there a specific procedure for this sort of thing?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "I\u2019m a truck driver and went out drinking last night (Thursday) on my home time. And I wasn\u2019t supposed to come back out until Monday. My boss called me while I was at the bar well over the limit (I had a DD on standby) and demanded I take this highly critical load. I told him I was not sober enough to drive and he said he didn\u2019t care and that it wasn\u2019t his problem. I told him again I can\u2019t even stand up straight He then threatened to fire me if I didn\u2019t come there immediately and take the load. I didn\u2019t take the load for obvious reasons and he fired me What should I do?",
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"Not a lawyer, but I am a fleet manager, former driver. If your company is big enough to have an HR department, do not talk that HR department, yet; They are there to protect the company, not you. Your (ex)boss is morally in the wrong, but unless you've got a recording or message, you may just be ignored. You are not \"owed\" home time, this is why we have DOT regulations (your 70) to prevent being overworked and to a lesser extent, situations like this. Depending on the state, your boss may be able to fire for no reason, but (if provable) the request he was making was simply illegal. If your personal time was regularly being disregarded, you would have wanted to find a new job anyway. Talk to your state's labor board, report your company to the DOT/OSHA, collect unemployment if needed and find a new job. This is a thankless industry, but we need more people like you and I'm confident you'll find a company that will better suit you before the end of the month.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nI\u2019m a truck driver and went out drinking last night (Thursday) on my home time. And I wasn\u2019t supposed to come back out until Monday. My boss called me while I was at the bar well over the limit (I had a DD on standby) and demanded I take this highly critical load. I told him I was not sober enough to drive and he said he didn\u2019t care and that it wasn\u2019t his problem. I told him again I can\u2019t even stand up straight He then threatened to fire me if I didn\u2019t come there immediately and take the load. I didn\u2019t take the load for obvious reasons and he fired me What should I do?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] Jason Todd is often touted as Bruce's greatest failure. However, Bruce must have learned some things from taking care of Dick, that he amended with Jason. So what did Bruce do RIGHT with Jason, compared to Dick? I imagine that, when Bruce first took in Dick, he was more veagance-focused and more of a loner (Alfred nonwithstanding). That type of mindset, despite good intentions, doesn't seem ideal for raising an orphan. Jason, however, came years after Dick. Bruce would/should have been in a better place, both as a person and as a hero. So what did Bruce do RIGHT with Jason, compared to Dick?",
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"I\u2019m sure he did, the problem is that Jason is basically the exact opposite of dick, he\u2019s rebellious and full of anger": 0.0,
"I think it\u2019s a more recent retcon of the costume but my vote is \u201cpants\u201d": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Teaching \u201cDoing Taxes\u201d Isn\u2019t a Worthwhile Thing to Teach Kids (US) People love to talk about teaching kids practical life skills in school. I agree that kids should learn things like budgeting, first aid/CPR and maybe some cooking or something. However, whenever someone raises this, they inevitably mention \u201clearn to do your taxes.\u201d This is a dumb thing to teach kids. First, the tax code changes, so the knowledge will be stale before it\u2019s relevant to the kids. Their filing status also changes. In addition, almost everyone uses software to prepare it, so unless they are learning how to use every type of tax prep software, they aren\u2019t benefiting. Finally, it supposes that we will always have a complicated system of tax preparation. We shouldn\u2019t encourage that by baking that assumption into our education system. (Note: this is obviously US centric. I have no idea about other lands.)",
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"Kids ??": 0.0,
"I agree with you taxes are irrelevant. The government already knows your income from jobs, investments, deductible expenses, etc. Its horrible the government subsidizes Intuit by requiring individuals to file via a software rather than (confirm X is correct). However, people either in bad faith or horrific incompetence do not understand marginal tax brackets. This alone needs to be taught because people do not understand that a billionaire gets their first $Xk of income tax free the same as anyone unemployed. Or that income is the same as wealth.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Teaching \u201cDoing Taxes\u201d Isn\u2019t a Worthwhile Thing to Teach Kids (US) People love to talk about teaching kids practical life skills in school. I agree that kids should learn things like budgeting, first aid/CPR and maybe some cooking or something. However, whenever someone raises this, they inevitably mention \u201clearn to do your taxes.\u201d This is a dumb thing to teach kids. First, the tax code changes, so the knowledge will be stale before it\u2019s relevant to the kids. Their filing status also changes. In addition, almost everyone uses software to prepare it, so unless they are learning how to use every type of tax prep software, they aren\u2019t benefiting. Finally, it supposes that we will always have a complicated system of tax preparation. We shouldn\u2019t encourage that by baking that assumption into our education system. (Note: this is obviously US centric. I have no idea about other lands.)\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is there a name for eggs that have been cooked sunny side up but covered so the top turns white? My parents always cooked them this way and called them generically \"fried eggs\". They usually come out with a consistency like over easy or over medium. I have called them \"cloudy side up\" when I prepare them at home. I want to be able to order them this way at a restaurant but I end up just ordering over medium to not confuse anyone. I would provide pictures, but it doesn't look like that is allowed in this sub.",
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"My wife's family does this as well. Adds a tiny bit of water and then covers the pan with a lid. Definitely not as good as an over-easy. The yolks and bottoms are always overcooked with the lid method. You could try ordering \"basted\" which is different but a similar outcome.": 0.0,
"When she was a kid, my wife's parents used to use a spoon and baste the yolks of sunny-side-up eggs with the butter in the pan. They called those \"splashed eggs.\" In a kitchen they would be \"basted sunny-side-up.\" They had the added benefit of the flavor of buttery goodness. So, as someone else said here, I think \"steam basted\" would be a good way.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs there a name for eggs that have been cooked sunny side up but covered so the top turns white? My parents always cooked them this way and called them generically \"fried eggs\". They usually come out with a consistency like over easy or over medium. I have called them \"cloudy side up\" when I prepare them at home. I want to be able to order them this way at a restaurant but I end up just ordering over medium to not confuse anyone. I would provide pictures, but it doesn't look like that is allowed in this sub.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Maple syrup is a Spring food. So why do we associate it so closely with autumn and winter? Was doing some research but couldn't find historical precedent beyond \"it tastes super good with apples and pumpkin.\" We got us any food historians up in here?",
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"It may be harvested in spring, but the flavor is a \"heavy\" one. Usually maple and molasses are associated with heavier autumn and winter recipes. Few restaurants would serve a beef stew or shepard's pie in summer. And recipes like pumkin pie and stacks of pancakes drenched in butter & maple syrup are higher calorie recipes that people tend to avoid in warm weather. Obviously this is not graven in stone, but, it seems to be the norm.": 0.0,
"Maple syrup is not a spring food. The sap runs in late winter, but typically before spring. It's also literally sugar, so it stores indefinitely. Not a seasonal food really at all. I think people associate the regions where syrup is made with fall and winter, and therefore associate our regional foods with those seasons as well.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMaple syrup is a Spring food. So why do we associate it so closely with autumn and winter? Was doing some research but couldn't find historical precedent beyond \"it tastes super good with apples and pumpkin.\" We got us any food historians up in here?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Star Wars] Andor proves they have video calls in the star wars universe. So why do so many people use the awful blue holograms for long distance comms? I thought they used the blue holograms for long distance phone calls because they didn't have LCD screens capable of displaying live imagery. However Andor proves they are a common household appliance. Households, workplaces, government departments all have video call capabilities - inter-planetary even! And they are actively used as a default means of communication. So why the hell do other people communicate solely using the terrible, space-consuming weird blue holograms?",
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"There were LCD style flat screen video calls in the Holiday Special as well I believe so the option has always been there.": 0.0,
"Newer tech often isn't as good as older, established tech that's been standard for a long time, but people are still drawn to the shininess of new tech. We see this again and again. People were wowed by early ugly polygon games when sprite-based games from that era looked extraordinary. People are currently shelling out hundreds of dollars for fancy automated wine bottle openers when a waiter's corkscrew is superior and only a few dollars. People lined up to pay top dollar for Nividia's 20XX series of cards because they had ray-tracing, even though games weren't really playable with it turned on at the time. My grandfather bought one of the early cars to have power windows and power locks. He nearly died when it malfunctioned on a hot day and he ended up locked in his car with no way out and no way to start the car. This when traditional locks worked just fine. He swore he'd never buy another car like that, but a few years later when he needed a new car he did. I remember back in the 80s when they started putting clocks on coffee makers, so people would leave them plugged in so they wouldn't reset the clock, and it would start house fires. Not sure why a coffee maker needs a clock, but at the time putting clocks on things was the new tech trend. There will always be a significant part of the population who's attracted to the shiny new tech, and it's also a status symbol. Can you imagine someone in Vader's position using outdated technology? Embarrassing. Eventually hologram tech will catchup and actually be superior to a video monitor, but by then there will be some new, barely functional tech ready to replace it.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Star Wars] Andor proves they have video calls in the star wars universe. So why do so many people use the awful blue holograms for long distance comms? I thought they used the blue holograms for long distance phone calls because they didn't have LCD screens capable of displaying live imagery. However Andor proves they are a common household appliance. Households, workplaces, government departments all have video call capabilities - inter-planetary even! And they are actively used as a default means of communication. So why the hell do other people communicate solely using the terrible, space-consuming weird blue holograms?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[The Grinch] If the Grinch's heart was two sizes too small, and it grew three sizes in one day, it's now one size too large. What health complications result?",
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"Wouldn't it just make him really good at endurance sports?": 0.0,
"I'd like to propose that the Grinch, despite being very humanlike in his appearance, is actually a mustelid like a weasel. Certain animals like the weasel and the shrew have the ability to change the sizes of their internal organs as a rare but effective survival strategy. In fact, it is common to see this \"overgrowth\" happen in juveniles, suggesting that the Grinch is biologically far younger than the film portrays him to be. > While the shrinking likely facilitates survival during seasonal low resource availability in these high-metabolic mammals with year-round activity, the regrowth may be most strongly influenced by high investment into reproduction and territories, which is male-biased in the weasels https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28211896/ We can see this in two forms in the movie. First of all, we can see that the Grinch is extremely attracted to Martha May Whovier with clearly venereal intent. The second can be seen with his identification with Mount Crumpit, which up to his point has been his territory. His heart, therefore, shrunk to fit the low resource of \"love\" that he was both physically and emotionally blocked from. With the advent of Cindy Lou Who teaching him the true meaning of Christmas, the Grinch's territory has expanded from just his quaint aiguille home into the entire society of Whoville. That made his heart grow. Unfortunately the organ overgrowth in weasels is temporary, so the Grinch may revert to the normal Grinch level over time. But in the meantime he'll be able to gain the benefits of AHS before his body's biology naturally corrects itself. That should help him move any large objects that inexplicably have gotten themselves between him and his new territory.": 1.0
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"post_content": "CMV: Criticism should be reserved for those with knowledge and or experience I don\u2019t know anything about art, but I can say if I like or dislike something. I can even go as far as say why I do or don\u2019t like it. I can\u2019t tell the artist why their art sucks, I\u2019m not qualified to do so. Until I can produce something of similar or greater quality I lack the credentials to criticize their work. Personal example: I race cars competitively. I\u2019m a great driver, on the road and on the track. This comes from knowledge, studying, and experience. When I criticize someone\u2019s driving, I\u2019m doing so by analyzing the other person\u2019s performance in front of me, so that I have first hand experience of their driving. I would be able to criticize specific elements, instead of saying something like, \u201cthat was a shitty left turn.\u201d I would say something like, \u201cyou missed the apex by 3 feet, your entry speed was too fast, and your turn in was too late.\u201d",
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"Since you're offering a critique about this, what expertise qualifies you to do so?": 0.0,
"I understand the point you're trying to make, and it can be annoying to have people that are nowhere near as good at something as you are criticize you anyway. That said, your idea simply doesn't hold up. As an example, I am not a good cook. I can follow simple recipes but I am not and will never be a chef, or talented at cooking. I can still tell when something tastes terrible though. I can tell a chef \"you put way too much salt\" into it even if I have no training in the kitchen. Similarly, someone who can't hold a tune to save their life could still probably tell if someone is a bad singer. You don't have to be good at singing to tell if someone else is bad.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/changemyview that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCMV: Criticism should be reserved for those with knowledge and or experience I don\u2019t know anything about art, but I can say if I like or dislike something. I can even go as far as say why I do or don\u2019t like it. I can\u2019t tell the artist why their art sucks, I\u2019m not qualified to do so. Until I can produce something of similar or greater quality I lack the credentials to criticize their work. Personal example: I race cars competitively. I\u2019m a great driver, on the road and on the track. This comes from knowledge, studying, and experience. When I criticize someone\u2019s driving, I\u2019m doing so by analyzing the other person\u2019s performance in front of me, so that I have first hand experience of their driving. I would be able to criticize specific elements, instead of saying something like, \u201cthat was a shitty left turn.\u201d I would say something like, \u201cyou missed the apex by 3 feet, your entry speed was too fast, and your turn in was too late.\u201d\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Do you really have to change companies every 3-5 years to move up? I'm a young engineer that started my first salaried job earlier this year. I've heard a lot that you have to change companies every 3-5 years to get promotions and raises beyond the 2-5% annual cost of living raise. I'm happy where I am and I'm not thinking about moving right now, but I like to keep my eye on what might lie ahead. Honestly, the idea of having to find a new job, interview and negotiate a contract and then get assimilated into a new team every couple of years sounds exhausting. Has this saying proven true for most people, or what are my alternatives?",
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"I've had a few good promotions within a company. I've had a good one by switching (well, getting a new job after layoffs) and then one other time I had to take a lower position and pay in order to get a job after a different layoff. That all said, I'm fairly happy where I am and while I could probably move around to \"maximize my pay and title\" I'd rather have stability in my life right now .": 0.0,
"At least until you get into upper management and are getting larger bonuses. I don't know why, but companies just won't pay people what they are worth to keep them. For some reason, they think a 3-5% raise is more than enough, when jumping can get you 10-20. The last job offer I accepted was almost a 20% pay raise. When you look at how long it will take you to make the new salary at the old company, and how much you are leaving on the table, even if the new company never gives you a raise, it just makes sense to jump every couple of years.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[DC] Why does Darkseid constantly have his hands behind his back? Is he lazy? Trying to be intimidating? Emulating someone he used to look up to? Is he hiding something back there?",
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"He's just a normal guy. You should be more trusting.": 0.0,
"Darkseid has an image to maintain so he needs to hide the fact he needs to fidget. He\u2019s had Desaad develop a series of silent pens and finger puzzles he can play with behind his back while he\u2019s trying to intimidate everybody.": 1.0
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"post_content": "What CAD softwares do you use and why?",
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"Civil3D because I'm a civil engineer. But I learned basic Autocad and solidworks in high school so it was really easy to jump into civil3D once I started my career.": 0.0,
"My company uses OnShape. It's browser-based, which makes it compatible with most laptops. It's not as fully featured as Solidworks, but it gets the job done. imo it is much more intuitive, especially for multipart modelling and building assemblies.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Cat peed on pizza stone. I bought a pizza stone and left it on the counter. Minutes later my cat peed on it. I've cleaned it with water and a brush, but just now I put it in the oven and it reeks horrendous. Does anybody have experience with something similar, can I remove the stench, or is it ready for the trash can?",
"best_score": 12,
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"You can try to use an enzymatic cleaner like \"natures miracle cat pee remover\" make a solution and put the whole stone in it. It will soak it into the pores. Then put it in clean water several times to flush it. Should be ok after that.": 0.0,
"Absolutely toss it": 1.0
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"post_content": "What are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers in your field? I graduated feeling extremely underqualified for everything. In 4 years of college I haven't actually built anything hands on. And my experiences in the group projects only taught me that as of right now I suck in a team setting. What I want to know is: 1. What are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers you've worked with when they first started out? 2. how can one obtain those characteristics right after graduation? 3. what are some common traits of the less competent engineers you've worked with? 4. how do you know whether you're being gaslit by your boss or you're actually incompetent? thanks",
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"Confidence, and fully understanding of your companies manufacturing abilities to get simplest and cheapest effective solutions": 0.0,
"The best engineers are usually the ones that are passionate about engineering and take pride in what they do. If they're interested in their work, they'll dig deep, be hands-on, and don't give up. Another thing I've noticed that help engineers go further and advance their careers is the ability to explain technical problems in non-technical terms to non-technical people. This helps them explain problems to management, other business groups, and present data. Gas-lighting is a toxic trait/behavior. Management shouldn't be gas-lighting you.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWhat are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers in your field? I graduated feeling extremely underqualified for everything. In 4 years of college I haven't actually built anything hands on. And my experiences in the group projects only taught me that as of right now I suck in a team setting. What I want to know is: 1. What are some common characteristics of the more competent engineers you've worked with when they first started out? 2. how can one obtain those characteristics right after graduation? 3. what are some common traits of the less competent engineers you've worked with? 4. how do you know whether you're being gaslit by your boss or you're actually incompetent? thanks\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: why is driving so exhausting? I can understand that you dont have to make physical effort to feel tired, because I work as a computer programmer and I feel tired after making mental effort, but this effort seems way bigger than the one required to drive, yet, after 4,5 hours of driving I feel way more exhausted than after 8,10 hours of coding.",
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"Because of the high risk potential, you must concentrate on a physically sedentary and mentally underchallenging and monotonous activity.": 0.0,
"Well when you\u2018re driving, you have to literally try not to die or cause any accidents. Whereas in coding you literally just sit and write some code without any real life danger. You\u2018re basically remembering every rule and law you learned to try and navigate the roads. In coding you can clear your mistakes and start over.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: why is driving so exhausting? I can understand that you dont have to make physical effort to feel tired, because I work as a computer programmer and I feel tired after making mental effort, but this effort seems way bigger than the one required to drive, yet, after 4,5 hours of driving I feel way more exhausted than after 8,10 hours of coding.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Authorship denied because of sudden quitting My gf has been working as a graduate research assistant for about a year now. Her PI tasked her with a paper and much more work. In the end the work was bearing too much on her and she decided to quit abruptly. The problem is there is a paper that is practically finished but the PI is threatening to deny her authorship and may only put her in the acknowledgements even though she did all the data collection and wrote the majority of the paper. This seems highly unprofessional to me but I am not in the field of acadamia. I would like to know others opinion on this.",
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"This happened to me and another coworker, we did not suddenly quit we both gave over a months notice. When the publication came out for one of our projects we were left out. The PI even made a point to add the student workers who just fed out mice in the paper and leave us out. Depending on the location apparently it is legal to do if the researcher is no longer with the lab once the final draft is approved.": 0.0,
"If she collected the data and write a majority of the paper, then authorship of some sort should be warranted. However, because she left before it was submitted she cannot expect her position in the author list to remain wherever it was depending on how much is left to be done. For example: * Did she analyze the data she collected? * Was she involved in subsequent editing of the paper after she left? You can write the initial draft but manuscripts often go through numerous rounds of editing. * Will she address reviewer comments once those come back? * Will she do reviewer requested experiments? It's most likely that the reviewers will ask for more experiments. * Will she edit the manuscript to address reviewer comments? * If the paper is rejected, then it will probably have to be repackaged for another journal which means more editing, revisions, etc. Will she be involved in that? These are just a couple of things that come to mind. She most likely deserves authorship, but things like what I listed above will most likely determine her order of authorship.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askacademia that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAuthorship denied because of sudden quitting My gf has been working as a graduate research assistant for about a year now. Her PI tasked her with a paper and much more work. In the end the work was bearing too much on her and she decided to quit abruptly. The problem is there is a paper that is practically finished but the PI is threatening to deny her authorship and may only put her in the acknowledgements even though she did all the data collection and wrote the majority of the paper. This seems highly unprofessional to me but I am not in the field of acadamia. I would like to know others opinion on this.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Just saw a posting for my role. Advice? So I came across a job posting on LinkedIn that's the exact description for the role I was hired for. The only difference is the amount of experience they're asking for, which still makes it worrisome as it's close to the amount of experience I have. I have heard nothing about us needing to hire for this role, and I have not been talked with regarding conduct, performance, or anything. I work at an international company, so maybe this is standard, but it's starting to creep me out. I'm wanting to ask my manager for an informal review of my performance so far, but I'm not sure if that's a good idea? Can anyone advise on a strategy to go about this?",
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"Apply": 0.0,
"How many people are there in your company that do a similar role?": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nJust saw a posting for my role. Advice? So I came across a job posting on LinkedIn that's the exact description for the role I was hired for. The only difference is the amount of experience they're asking for, which still makes it worrisome as it's close to the amount of experience I have. I have heard nothing about us needing to hire for this role, and I have not been talked with regarding conduct, performance, or anything. I work at an international company, so maybe this is standard, but it's starting to creep me out. I'm wanting to ask my manager for an informal review of my performance so far, but I'm not sure if that's a good idea? Can anyone advise on a strategy to go about this?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "My Dentist told me my finger nails are \u201cclubbed\u201d???? 24F 120lbs 5\u20190\u201d diagnosed with PTSD and anxiety disorder no other known health issues. No smoking, medical marijuana user, no other drugs or medications. When I went for a dental cleaning my dentist looked at my hands and told me my finger nails were slightly clubbed and logged it into my chart details. pics of my nails here (there are my real nails they are just painted these aren\u2019t fake nails or anything) He didn\u2019t explain anything further or tell me I should go get it checked out. When I got home I googled it and it seems like it can be an indicator of serious health concerns. About 6 months ago I was having heart palpitations, chest pain and shortness of breath, had a chest x ray done, wore a halter monitor for 2 days and they told me everything looked fine and that it was just physical symptoms of my anxiety and PTSD. I still have chest pain and palpitations sometimes when I\u2019m very stressed, so I don\u2019t think they were wrong about it just being anxiety. Could this just be how my nails look naturally or do I need to be concerned about this? Thank you in advance",
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"Not a doctor but they look clubbed to me.. a good test would be to put both your ring fingernails together (or whichever fingers you think are clubbed). Line them up from the middle knuckle to the tip. Now, with both of your fingernails together, look for a space between the finger and the cuticles. It would be diamond shaped. If you do not have space between the fingers, that is a sign that your fingers are clubbed.. and clubbed fingers are a sign of very serious illness and you should see a doctor immediately.": 0.0,
"You might have a slightly reduced angle, but it\u2019s hard to tell if it\u2019s not in person. A quick test is to put opposite fingers together pointing towards you so they are touching nail to nail. If there\u2019s a small hole between them at the base of the nails, it\u2019s probably not clubbing. Even if there is, it\u2019s worth having a doctor check, but my guess would still be a normal anatomical variant.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askdocs that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy Dentist told me my finger nails are \u201cclubbed\u201d???? 24F 120lbs 5\u20190\u201d diagnosed with PTSD and anxiety disorder no other known health issues. No smoking, medical marijuana user, no other drugs or medications. When I went for a dental cleaning my dentist looked at my hands and told me my finger nails were slightly clubbed and logged it into my chart details. pics of my nails here (there are my real nails they are just painted these aren\u2019t fake nails or anything) He didn\u2019t explain anything further or tell me I should go get it checked out. When I got home I googled it and it seems like it can be an indicator of serious health concerns. About 6 months ago I was having heart palpitations, chest pain and shortness of breath, had a chest x ray done, wore a halter monitor for 2 days and they told me everything looked fine and that it was just physical symptoms of my anxiety and PTSD. I still have chest pain and palpitations sometimes when I\u2019m very stressed, so I don\u2019t think they were wrong about it just being anxiety. Could this just be how my nails look naturally or do I need to be concerned about this? Thank you in advance\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: Why are certain human senses more prone to annoyance than others? I.e. hearing the same thing over and over is annoying, while seeing the same thing over and over is not",
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"responses": {
"Related question: sometimes when I am startled by a sound, I also see a bright light. How/why?": 0.0,
"Some people have different thresholds. For example some people are inordinately irritated by open-mouth chewing, and yet my wife WON'T STOP DOING IT.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Is reading philosophy from Wikipedia THAT bad? I\u2019ve been going through the Ancient Greek philosophers and reading what they wrote and while it does give me a \u2018mystic\u2019 feeling when I read all their work, after when I look them up on Wikipedia I can read their ideas in about 15 minutes with WAY more clarity. My question is if I\u2019m really missing out on the \u2018philosophy\u2019 part of philosophy if I just read peoples ideas on Wikipedia or if the only value of reading someone\u2019s work nowadays is the pleasure of looking at the source?",
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"Wikipedia is conspicuously bad for philosophy. I don\u2019t quite know why. But I promise you that you\u2019re better off with the SEP or other content made by experts: Philosophy Compass, YouTube lectures, interviews, intro books. If you like ethics, there\u2019s also a great blog run by Richard Yetter Chappell called Philosophy Etc.": 0.0,
"> Is reading philosophy from Wikipedia THAT bad? You mean using only Wikipedia as your source for learning about philosophy? Yeah, that's pretty bad. Wikipedia is a resource used for getting a quick orientation to other, more substantial resources. And it can be useful in this regard. But it's not meant to teach you philosophy. Getting your philosophical education from Wikipedia would be like getting your dinner by reading restaurant reviews. > My question is if I\u2019m really missing out on the \u2018philosophy\u2019 part of philosophy if I just read peoples ideas on Wikipedia... Yes. Also, you're being misinformed an unacceptable amount of the time, both in the indirect sense of getting the wrong idea of what philosophy is about and how to do it, and in the direct sense of being told false things.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askphilosophy that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs reading philosophy from Wikipedia THAT bad? I\u2019ve been going through the Ancient Greek philosophers and reading what they wrote and while it does give me a \u2018mystic\u2019 feeling when I read all their work, after when I look them up on Wikipedia I can read their ideas in about 15 minutes with WAY more clarity. My question is if I\u2019m really missing out on the \u2018philosophy\u2019 part of philosophy if I just read peoples ideas on Wikipedia or if the only value of reading someone\u2019s work nowadays is the pleasure of looking at the source?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why don't planes have dimples like golf balls? If golf balls are made more aerodynamic by having a dimpled surface, than why don't we use this design principle for other things that need low drag such as cars, aircraft, boats, etc?",
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"TL:DR, spheres are not that aerodynamic, the sacrifices made to add the dimples are outweighed by the benefits. An object that is made to be aerodynamic is the opposite, the benefits are minuscule and the sacrifices large.": 0.0,
"We do. Many designs of aircraft have air channels. to control airflow in a similar way. They're channeled instead of dimpled or pockled because unlike golf balls, we know which end of the plane is supposed to be the front. That makes it much easier for us to fully optimize the aerodynamics for a plane in its direction of travel in a way that we just can't do for a spheroid.": 1.0
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"post_content": "If a person inhales some amount of a virus (ex., COVID) too small to cause an infection, is there potential to develop immunity? My college has mandatory vaccine & masks, but as expected, there are some students still getting sick. Constantly moving through hallways, I'm potentially (or even likely) being exposed to at least some of the virus. Is there any chance that I'm going to develop super immunity to covid from long term, (hopefully)low level exposure? Or, to get to the meat of the curiosity, in what circumstances would this/would this not happen with any virus? What is known about the characteristics of such a scenario?",
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"The vaccine is the first step to long term immunity. What the vaccine essentially does is prime you so that *when* you *do* get it (not if, that ship has sailed for society), it will either be symptomless or not that bad. Then, you\u2019ll come in contact with COVID repeatedly, and likely get boosters, for the rest of your life. Occasionally it\u2019ll make you kind of sick, even if you\u2019re keeping up with your shots. But it won\u2019t be the deadly prospect that it was when the virus was brand new to our species. Vaccines and repeated infection will work in concert to achieve effective herd immunity.": 0.0,
"Sounds a bit like the aerosol variolation hypothesis dreamed up a while back as a possibility before vaccines were available. The idea got hammered quite a bit. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/11/confronting-notion-face-masks-reduce-covid-dose": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askscience that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIf a person inhales some amount of a virus (ex., COVID) too small to cause an infection, is there potential to develop immunity? My college has mandatory vaccine & masks, but as expected, there are some students still getting sick. Constantly moving through hallways, I'm potentially (or even likely) being exposed to at least some of the virus. Is there any chance that I'm going to develop super immunity to covid from long term, (hopefully)low level exposure? Or, to get to the meat of the curiosity, in what circumstances would this/would this not happen with any virus? What is known about the characteristics of such a scenario?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "\"Not an Engineer\" but work with the best in the world. My question is ... If I'm constantly working with engineers do you start to think like them ? I ask because I'm 40 and I have fallen in love with trying to learn everything. It's hard to explain but im constantly reading books now finding inspiration. And trying to solve insane problems that I could care less about 10 years ago. Every engineer says I should go back to school and they all say they like the way I think. I don't know if that's an engineering compliment but that's how I take it. Or am I losing my mind and I am a legitimate crazy person. \ud83e\udd2a\ud83e\udd23 No I will not go back to school because I do not want to be an engineer even though I think like one or many types of engineers should I say. Idk thus is random hopefully I can get some decent intellectual feedback with a dash of sarcasm. Thanks \ud83d\udc4d",
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"Most of us are faking it lol": 0.0,
">hopefully I can get some decent intellectual feedback with a dash of sarcasm. Yep, theres a hallmark of a good engineer. >Every engineer says I should go back to school and they all say they like the way I think. The problem solving thought process is the single most valuable thing an engineer has, besides sarcasm. And well, communication too. Also, never go back to school unless YOU want to go back to school. School widens what you know. As an ME I dont just know fluid sciences, I also know heat transfer, some electrical engineering, some programing, some materials, stress analysis, some civil engineering, dynamics, calculus, and numerical methods but I don't use all of that in my job. I do use problem solving. Every. Dang. Day. >My question is ... If I'm constantly working with engineers do you start to think like them ? My SO is slowly starting to think like an engineer. :)": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askengineers that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n\"Not an Engineer\" but work with the best in the world. My question is ... If I'm constantly working with engineers do you start to think like them ? I ask because I'm 40 and I have fallen in love with trying to learn everything. It's hard to explain but im constantly reading books now finding inspiration. And trying to solve insane problems that I could care less about 10 years ago. Every engineer says I should go back to school and they all say they like the way I think. I don't know if that's an engineering compliment but that's how I take it. Or am I losing my mind and I am a legitimate crazy person. \ud83e\udd2a\ud83e\udd23 No I will not go back to school because I do not want to be an engineer even though I think like one or many types of engineers should I say. Idk thus is random hopefully I can get some decent intellectual feedback with a dash of sarcasm. Thanks \ud83d\udc4d\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is it ok to let pizza dough rise then fridge overnight? Sorry if this is too specific. I've made a pizza dough using this recipe. It says to let the dough rise for 3-4 hours or up to 24 hours in the fridge .I misread and did both; I let it sit for 3 hours, then put it in the fridge. I'm now at work and will only be back tonight, when it's been about 24 hours in the fridge. Wondering how this will affect the finished dough. Am I over-proofing by doing this?",
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"In high school I worked at a local pizza joint that made their own dough. We'd always make several giant batches and store them in the walk-in cooler overnight for use the next day. Just had to make sure someone punched them down before closing up or they would rise too much and overflow out of the container.": 0.0,
"Adam Ragusea (popular YouTube cooking channel host) argues that pizza dough tastes best after at least 3 days in the fridge, and can be fine over a week. He's yet to steer me wrong. I make my dough for pizza Sunday on Thursday.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: In math, when multiplying, why do two negatives make a positive?",
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"I normally don't like to link to other posts, but there is a great comment on an Explain like I'm five years old of the same question. https://www.reddit.com/r/explainlikeimfive/comments/26npq7/eli5_what_exactly_is_a_negative_number_and_why_do/": 0.0,
"Because a friend of a friend is a friend (x and x), a friend of an enemy is an enemy (x and /), an enemy of a friend is an enemy (/ and x) and an enemy of an enemy is a friend (/ and /).": 1.0
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"post_content": "Anyone ever heard of this Italian dish? Degolini - Garlic, beans, breadcrumbs, tomatoes... My mother's family is Italian extraction but has lived in Pittsburgh for many generations. They make a dish they call \"Degolini\" that I can't find on Google anywhere. The recipe is below. Does anyone recognize the recipe, and could anyone give me the more common name for it? Any background on origin, region, history, etc would be great. Thanks in advance! P.S. It's delicious. &#x200B; Hand full of Parsley 3 to 4 cloves of garlic Small onion Chop the above together until fine 2 tbs. Oil 1 pound of wide green beans (no strings) (pole beans) 1 handful of bread crumbs--about a quarter cup Salt and pepper to taste 3 tomatoes(cut in small pieces) best if peeled 1 tbs. Tomato paste Add first mixture to beans,tomatoes and bread crumbs. Add three ladles of water--not to cover, only to simmer. Stir frequently. Simmer until beans are tender. Add tomato paste.",
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"https://www.mangiabedda.com/stewed-green-beans-with-tomatoes/ Similar, perhaps?": 0.0,
"Sounds like a variation on **fagiolini in umido**. It's made with green beans, tomatoes and fresh basil and/or parsley.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nAnyone ever heard of this Italian dish? Degolini - Garlic, beans, breadcrumbs, tomatoes... My mother's family is Italian extraction but has lived in Pittsburgh for many generations. They make a dish they call \"Degolini\" that I can't find on Google anywhere. The recipe is below. Does anyone recognize the recipe, and could anyone give me the more common name for it? Any background on origin, region, history, etc would be great. Thanks in advance! P.S. It's delicious. &#x200B; Hand full of Parsley 3 to 4 cloves of garlic Small onion Chop the above together until fine 2 tbs. Oil 1 pound of wide green beans (no strings) (pole beans) 1 handful of bread crumbs--about a quarter cup Salt and pepper to taste 3 tomatoes(cut in small pieces) best if peeled 1 tbs. Tomato paste Add first mixture to beans,tomatoes and bread crumbs. Add three ladles of water--not to cover, only to simmer. Stir frequently. Simmer until beans are tender. Add tomato paste.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Why do we hate Elsevier so much? What exactly don't we like about them? And are they really that much worse than other publishers? I've always heard people don't like them, but I've not really heard much about why.",
"best_score": 17,
"worse_score": 3,
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"also elsevier doesn't work at all if you use a vpn, i basically have to restart my computer to read anything here if other sites don't carry it": 0.0,
"Speaking as someone who has helped organize the library budget for my department, their journals in my field cost drastically more than similar journals from other publishers that have better impact factors. Other publishers let me upload my preprints to social media etc. Not the elsevier journal I published in. So they're less generous too, despite the fact they charge much more. And to top it all off- I used to talk to a stockbroker who told me I should invest because they have absurd profit margins. That makes the fight they put up against open access all the more noxious. They're just a middle man collecting rent. Other publishers do it too, but by the numbers they do it the worst.": 1.0
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"post_content": "[Lilo and Stitch] Why does the CIA need to convince the Galactic Federation that mosquitoes are endangered? There are plenty of actually endangered animals on Earth. Why not use those?",
"best_score": 45,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"I think the plan was for them to destroy Earth to prevent Stitch escaping?": 0.0,
"Perhaps they said that to keep aliens from abducting their food source, humans.": 1.0
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"post_content": "My girlfriend went to a lash lift appointment and then needed to go to the hospital, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. She went to her appointment and midway through it became evident to her that the worker did not have proper training for what she needed to do, which was made clear by her asking another worker several times if what she was doing was correct, to which the other worker said \"No, you used way too much of the fixing lotion\", and in an effort to remove it, she got a bunch of it into my girlfriend's eye. Within the hour after her appointment, she lost vision in that same eye, and had to go to the hospital. She now has a $300 hospital bill to pay on top of the $100 for the appointment, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. We were just looking for a refund on the appointment, didn't even ask for the money for the hospital bill, and we've been met with silence. I'm really just frustrated with the way this has been handled and was curious to know if anyone had any ideas. Thank you!",
"best_score": 12,
"worse_score": 3,
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"responses": {
"As an esthetician lurking here, ALWAYS verify that the person is licensed AND insured. There are a lot of people that are licensed and practicing without insurance since it is not required in most states. Also having a license does not guarantee knowledge of procedure. many continuing education classes are often needed to learn specific services.": 0.0,
"They should have business insurance to cover things like this. How is her eye": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nMy girlfriend went to a lash lift appointment and then needed to go to the hospital, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. She went to her appointment and midway through it became evident to her that the worker did not have proper training for what she needed to do, which was made clear by her asking another worker several times if what she was doing was correct, to which the other worker said \"No, you used way too much of the fixing lotion\", and in an effort to remove it, she got a bunch of it into my girlfriend's eye. Within the hour after her appointment, she lost vision in that same eye, and had to go to the hospital. She now has a $300 hospital bill to pay on top of the $100 for the appointment, and we can't even get a call back from the owner of the business. We were just looking for a refund on the appointment, didn't even ask for the money for the hospital bill, and we've been met with silence. I'm really just frustrated with the way this has been handled and was curious to know if anyone had any ideas. Thank you!\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "The main street in my city is being ran into the ground--buildings crumbling, filled with water, etc. The owners don't live in the city or even the state. Can the city or residents do anything to take the land away if it's causing detriment to the city and its residents? [OH, USA] I recently moved back to my hometown from a large city. I have a leadership position within my company and work remote full-time, so I decided to move back to my hometown with my wife and buy a house. I want to get involved locally and try to help out the residents as much as I can to help the town prosper. There is a collection of buildings on our main street that are owned by a family. I'm told the family doesn't live in the town, let alone even they state--they live in Georgia. This large collection of buildings are being ran into the ground, completely let go, and remove any chance of the town revitalizing our main street, bringing in new businesses there, etc. Is there anything the city or residents can do to force the owners to sell the buildings or restore them? Are there any laws that allow some laws similar to eminent domain that would allow the town/residents to reclaim that property if it's hurting the prosperity of the town?",
"best_score": 56,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "legaladvice",
"responses": {
"I am not a lawyer but the problem is your jurisdiction is collecting property taxes rather than land taxes. You need to get the state legislature to permit your city to switch to collecting land taxes, then convince the leaders of your city to implement a land tax rather than a property tax (or whatever you discover would be needed to implement a land tax; obviously it varies state by state, the above process was just an example; consult a lawyer). this could take decades and would certainly cost millions of dollars and you may not live to see it through, but it's the main reason people do this, since blighted buildings are always worth very little they pay virtually zero carrying costs in the form of property taxes. You do care about your new city right? any other solution is just nibbling around the edges.": 0.0,
"Don't go the eminent domain route. It's needlessly complicated and involves lengthy legal battles. The easiest move here would be to enact city ordinances about maintaining certain commercial standards. Hell, I'd try to get on the city council yourself. You sound qualified and motivated with an invested interest in the town.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/legaladvice that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nThe main street in my city is being ran into the ground--buildings crumbling, filled with water, etc. The owners don't live in the city or even the state. Can the city or residents do anything to take the land away if it's causing detriment to the city and its residents? [OH, USA] I recently moved back to my hometown from a large city. I have a leadership position within my company and work remote full-time, so I decided to move back to my hometown with my wife and buy a house. I want to get involved locally and try to help out the residents as much as I can to help the town prosper. There is a collection of buildings on our main street that are owned by a family. I'm told the family doesn't live in the town, let alone even they state--they live in Georgia. This large collection of buildings are being ran into the ground, completely let go, and remove any chance of the town revitalizing our main street, bringing in new businesses there, etc. Is there anything the city or residents can do to force the owners to sell the buildings or restore them? Are there any laws that allow some laws similar to eminent domain that would allow the town/residents to reclaim that property if it's hurting the prosperity of the town?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Citrus juice, rather than vinegar, seems to be the preferred source of acidity in drink recipes across cultures. Why? Was that always the case? Vinegar can be made out of just about any grain or fruit, whereas citrus juice requires specific fruit that doesn't grow everywhere. But I've never seen a vinegarade, a vinegar margarita, a vinegar soda, a vinegar shandy, vinegar-spiked mulled wine... Why have I hit middle age and rarely seen drinks with vinegar in them, other than niche health drinks or \"drinking vinegars\"? Was it always so?",
"best_score": 92,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"The same reason we have lemon or orange cake and like pies but not vinegar cake (at least to my knowledge). Citruses just tastes better and have an overall sweeter tart taste. They also smell much better than vinegar.": 0.0,
"Citric acid tastes better than acetic acid.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nCitrus juice, rather than vinegar, seems to be the preferred source of acidity in drink recipes across cultures. Why? Was that always the case? Vinegar can be made out of just about any grain or fruit, whereas citrus juice requires specific fruit that doesn't grow everywhere. But I've never seen a vinegarade, a vinegar margarita, a vinegar soda, a vinegar shandy, vinegar-spiked mulled wine... Why have I hit middle age and rarely seen drinks with vinegar in them, other than niche health drinks or \"drinking vinegars\"? Was it always so?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is homemade ice cream texture determined more by the machine you buy, or your technique in making it? I have stopped buying Haagen Dazs for ethical reasons, and would like to start making my own ice cream that is equal to or better than theirs. For a variety of reasons, there doesn't seem to be an ice cream of equal quality available where I live, southern Ontario. I can get good quality ingredients, and can make a pretty good custard. Assuming I put the work into mastering the technique, is it possible to achieve Haagen Dazs or better quality with a cheaper, non-compressor ice cream maker or do I need to invest a little more money into the equipment?",
"best_score": 62,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"You cannot replicate Haagen Dazs with just a cheap ice cream maker. The fundamental problem with homemade ice cream is the formation of ice crystals which makes the ice cream hard and unscoopable. If you only make soft serve you are fine, but if you want to take hardened ice cream out of the freezer and scoop it out, it will be harder with homemade ice cream because of ice crystals. You can add emulsifiers or other ingredients to try to mitigate the effect. But the #1 thing you need to do is to shorten the amount of time the ice cream takes to completely freeze once it\u2019s done. In a commercial setting, once the ice cream finishes churning it immediately goes into a blast freezer which rapidly cools it to a very low temperature (I think -20 F). During this time, every minute counts. At this temperature the ice cream is unscoopable. Once it\u2019s sufficiently frozen, it can then be moved to a more standard freezer where it can stay before serving. So, the best way to get commercial grade ice cream isn\u2019t to get a slightly higher grade ice cream maker, but to get a blast freezer at your house.": 0.0,
"Your homemade ice cream with a non-compressor maker can be outstanding. Ice cream is much more dependent on recipe / ingredients / technique than maker. Source: have made so much ice cream, in professional models, in freezer bowl models, and in at-home compressor models. I will note that a lot of fancy people, like Heston Blumenthal, disagree with me and they say if you're not making it real quick you're losing out. The theory is that super-quick freezing will make smaller ice crystals (which is true) and that yields a better texture. But the right technique and recipe will also yield a delightful texture. The obvious thing that a compressor model can do that a freezer bowl model can't is make multiple batches in a row. The less obvious thing that a compressor model can do that a freezer bowl model can't is handle certain recipes that require a lot of freezing, like salted caramel, say.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs homemade ice cream texture determined more by the machine you buy, or your technique in making it? I have stopped buying Haagen Dazs for ethical reasons, and would like to start making my own ice cream that is equal to or better than theirs. For a variety of reasons, there doesn't seem to be an ice cream of equal quality available where I live, southern Ontario. I can get good quality ingredients, and can make a pretty good custard. Assuming I put the work into mastering the technique, is it possible to achieve Haagen Dazs or better quality with a cheaper, non-compressor ice cream maker or do I need to invest a little more money into the equipment?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[DC] If Superman was turned into a vampire, would he still get powers from the sun? A Vampire bit Superman and turned him into another vampire (Let's say that Superman was recently exposed to krypronite, so he was weakened enough for the vampire to bite him and pierce his skin) Would he still get his powers from the sun? Would he die if he was exposed to the sun? What would happen?",
"best_score": 78,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"I feel like this would be the equivalent of a vampire trying to literally bite the sun. Superman's cells are all charged with solar energy, even if a bite managed to get past his force field and unbreakable skin, he'd just get a mouthful of blood that is more intense sunlight than actual sunlight.": 0.0,
"Superman has been bit by vampires before. The solar radiation in him kills them, so it's unlikely that he even can be turned, barring exposure to Gold Kryptonite, but that strips him of all powers indefinitely.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[DC] If Superman was turned into a vampire, would he still get powers from the sun? A Vampire bit Superman and turned him into another vampire (Let's say that Superman was recently exposed to krypronite, so he was weakened enough for the vampire to bite him and pierce his skin) Would he still get his powers from the sun? Would he die if he was exposed to the sun? What would happen?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: When the doctor says \"the patients organs are shutting down. There is nothing we can do.\" My daughter's best friend was taken to the hospital last night - reasons unclear (seizure, unresponsive were mentioned). They were told her organs were shutting down, there was nothing they could do. She didn't make it through the night. I know you cannot diagnose this particular case, but generally speaking, what is going on here?",
"best_score": 31,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"Looks like the questions been answered (and I didn't know the answer anyway) I just wanted to offer my condolences. Give your daughter lots of hugs. As someone who lost friends as a teenager (more than a decade ago now), it's hard to move past. It took years to not randomly burst into tears. Kids aren't supposed to die, it's not right. I'm so sorry for your family and hers. Hug you daughter hard, and tell her every day how much you love her.": 0.0,
"When your body is sick or injured, it will compensate by doing a number of things. Your heart will speed up, you lungs work harder. If you're losing fluid or blood cells through a disease process or injury if will tighten up your veins to make them smaller to increase pressure. Like changing from a big to little garden hose but pushing the same amount of water through. If you're bleeding, your body will push out clotting agents to try to seal the holes. Eventually, the body can't keep this up. It takes a lot more energy and if the cultprit isn't stopped, the body decompensates. The heart can't keep pumping like it is, clotting factors run out (death by uncontrollable bleeding, internal or internal ), or the disease process itself just outruns the body's ability to compensate. The body starts prioritizing in hopes of saving the important stuff. The brain and heart being the most important, however, the kidney's need a constant blood supply as well. First the blood vessels in the skin will really tighten up, pushing the blood back into the body. This is why sick people are pale. Then the digestive organs. Then the kidneys, then the liver ect. At this point, the person probably isn't getting enough blood to be completely conscious. As the other organs start dying, toxins will build up since they are not being filtered by the now shut down liver and kidneys, and eventually the human body will perish. -Paramedic.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/explainlikeimfive that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nExplain like I'm five years old: When the doctor says \"the patients organs are shutting down. There is nothing we can do.\" My daughter's best friend was taken to the hospital last night - reasons unclear (seizure, unresponsive were mentioned). They were told her organs were shutting down, there was nothing they could do. She didn't make it through the night. I know you cannot diagnose this particular case, but generally speaking, what is going on here?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[Mulan] Was Mulan secretly taking her father\u2019s place in the army entirely pointless? She took his place because her father is too elderly but later we see that Shang tried to kick her out of the army because she was proving to be too weak at the time. Wouldn\u2019t the same thing happen to her father if he went?",
"best_score": 22,
"worse_score": 4,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"They wouldn't have even considered him for the front line. He's no doubt got a lot of very useful skills, and commands a certain level of respect. At the minimum he could be a drill sergeant. His war hero status might even see him bumped up the ranks to an officer, safely in a tent planning strategy.": 0.0,
"I've made this point several times. \"It's all about honor,\" people would tell me. Apparently being \"dishonored\" is the worst thing that could happen to you in China at the time.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[Mulan] Was Mulan secretly taking her father\u2019s place in the army entirely pointless? She took his place because her father is too elderly but later we see that Shang tried to kick her out of the army because she was proving to be too weak at the time. Wouldn\u2019t the same thing happen to her father if he went?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Is the \"Danger Zone\" cumulative? So, as part of my weekly meal prep, I make a big container of spinach dip (frozen spinach, sour cream, ranch dip mix) or grab a big hummus tub to eat with chopped veggies as my office snacks for the week. When I take the dip out, it's at room temperature for 20-30 minutes once or twice a day, for the week. Does being in and out of the danger zone like that \"add up\" for lack of a better term?",
"best_score": 27,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"Prep the dip/hummus into smaller containers. This will help control the portion size and eliminate the 30 minutes out of the fridge. Small reusable containers are fairly inexpensive. They're also great for on the go snacks.": 0.0,
"Yes it adds up. Bacteria multiply when it's warmer and go dormant when it's cold. So put your dips into portion containers and only defrost the one you need that day.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nIs the \"Danger Zone\" cumulative? So, as part of my weekly meal prep, I make a big container of spinach dip (frozen spinach, sour cream, ranch dip mix) or grab a big hummus tub to eat with chopped veggies as my office snacks for the week. When I take the dip out, it's at room temperature for 20-30 minutes once or twice a day, for the week. Does being in and out of the danger zone like that \"add up\" for lack of a better term?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "[the Simpsons] so does caller ID not exist in this show? I\u2019ve seen Bart prank call this bar a couple of times now and all that happens is Moe thinks of a creative way to bdsm Bart ONLY if he finds out who he is And yet, we can assume he *does* know who it is when Bart asks for *Homer*sexual. So then if Moe knows, why not just pick up the receiver and then immediately hang up?",
"best_score": 48,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"Like moe could afford caller ID.": 0.0,
"> Moe thinks of a creative way to bdsm Bart Really hope this is an autocorrect lol": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/asksciencefiction that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\n[the Simpsons] so does caller ID not exist in this show? I\u2019ve seen Bart prank call this bar a couple of times now and all that happens is Moe thinks of a creative way to bdsm Bart ONLY if he finds out who he is And yet, we can assume he *does* know who it is when Bart asks for *Homer*sexual. So then if Moe knows, why not just pick up the receiver and then immediately hang up?\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Will a NY Strip Steak stay good on wire rack in fridge for 24+ hours? I have 2 thick cut NY Strip steaks i bought 2 days ago. Yesterday afternoon I salted them and put them on a wire rack in the bottom of the fridge expecting to eat them last night, but something came up. If I wait to eat them tonight(Roughly 27 hours later) is that too long for them to be sitting on the wire rack exposed like that? If so I could just cook them at lunch.",
"best_score": 65,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "askculinary",
"responses": {
"24 hours is just getting started.": 0.0,
"I have dry brined up to 48 hours without any issues, the biggest issue is that a pellicle will form eventually and make the outside tough.": 1.0
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"prompt": "Below is an instruction that describes a task. Complete the request to the best of your ability.\n\n### Instruction:\nWrite a comment to the reddit post from the subreddit r/askculinary that would receive as many upvotes as possible.\n### Post Content\nWill a NY Strip Steak stay good on wire rack in fridge for 24+ hours? I have 2 thick cut NY Strip steaks i bought 2 days ago. Yesterday afternoon I salted them and put them on a wire rack in the bottom of the fridge expecting to eat them last night, but something came up. If I wait to eat them tonight(Roughly 27 hours later) is that too long for them to be sitting on the wire rack exposed like that? If so I could just cook them at lunch.\n### Comment:\n",
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"post_content": "Explain like I'm five years old: How does bubblegum get it's flavour? What flavour is bubblegum?",
"best_score": 50,
"worse_score": 3,
"subreddit": "explainlikeimfive",
"responses": {
"There was an ask science a while ago but the answers weren't all that specific. Here's the link: https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/21bjyu/where_does_bubble_gum_flavor_come_from/": 0.0,
"There's actually a great *How it's Made* segment on bubblegum that should answer your question! :) https://youtu.be/WB3st6SQnsk EDIT: Apparently the video is not exactly a great answer as to the flavor. There are a lot of different theories, some say passion fruit mixed with other flavors, some say strawberry and banana. Perhaps it's specific to the company making the gum!": 1.0
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"post_content": "[DC comics] How does Waller ever expect her suicide teams to succeed or complete the mission when she makes them as difficult as possible to the point of becoming antagonistic to the mission itself? like not giving them enough information or straight up lying to them. Or instead of letting them regroup and try a different strategy just forces them to go into completely unwinnable situations where everyone just dies and she gets nothing. and the tons of other crap she pulls ? How is she expecting them to accomplish anything? or is this just her sick enjoyment in killing prisoners?",
"best_score": 28,
"worse_score": 2,
"subreddit": "asksciencefiction",
"responses": {
"You do realize that Waller is a Government worker, right?": 0.0,
"She expects them to accomplish their mission because if they don't, they die. Task Force X missions are probably expected to have a high failure rate since they are highly dangerous, highly illegal black ops. If the team fails, she's no worse off than before and a bunch of psycho criminals are dead. Thanks to all the heroes there is no shortage of enhanced people in jail so she can send the next team, then the next, and so on. They are just highly disposable assets to be used and thrown away.": 1.0
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"post_content": "Do I need to stabilize my whipping cream if I'm a chocolate mousse? I always stabilize my whipping cream when working with it. I want to make an eggless chocolate mousse. It will be my first time making and any tips are welcome :)",
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"No, the cocoa butter in the chocolate will firm up once the mousse has set.": 0.0,
"Nope. You can make a chocolate mousse with just chocolate and whipped cream.": 1.0
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