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Venture Prose 599 implied HN points 28 Jul 21
  1. Simple acts of kindness, like waiting to finish one's own meal before getting another for someone else, can show genuine care and humility.
  2. Genuine intentions are reflected not just in actions but also in the way they are delivered - with care and humility.
  3. Humility and kindness are valuable qualities that can elevate a person to great heights in life.
Digest // Storefronts of Bangkok 39 implied HN points 07 Mar 24
  1. Discover the top 5 coolest events, venues, and activities in Bangkok, from hidden gems to cultural festivals.
  2. Catch Wave to Earth's 'The First Era' concert live in Bangkok at Union Hall on 9th March.
  3. Experience Michel Auder's 'Nine Plus Five Works' exhibition at Bangkok Kunsthalle, showcasing works on nature and the evolution of Auder's art.
Vittles 128 implied HN points 11 Dec 24
  1. The Rabbit & Fennel Risotto was created out of a kitchen challenge due to unexpected demand for rabbit and over-ordering of fennel. The chef had to think quickly to make a delicious meal.
  2. To give the risotto a rich flavor, the chef uses high-quality ingredients like Carnaroli rice, chicken stock, and fresh fennel, making sure the vegetables add texture.
  3. The finished dish is intended to be substantial and perfect for sharing at gatherings, making it both satisfying and versatile for different occasions.
Vittles 141 implied HN points 01 Nov 24
  1. Spanish food options in London are quite limited, often centered around a few high-end restaurants in Soho and Mayfair.
  2. While Spanish cuisine has improved over the years, many places still feel like replicas of traditional Spanish dining, lacking a unique identity.
  3. A truly good restaurant should transport diners to a different world, offering an experience that goes beyond just food.
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Gad’s Newsletter 26 implied HN points 23 Jun 25
  1. Fast-casual restaurants can attract customers by offering a variety of choices. However, too much variety can confuse customers and harm sales.
  2. Using a few common ingredients in different ways helps restaurants keep their menus interesting without becoming too complex. This is known as modularity.
  3. Finding the right balance between variety and simplicity is key. Restaurants need to offer new items to excite customers but also ensure operations run smoothly.
Seeking Solutions 39 implied HN points 26 Apr 23
  1. Appreciation for basic ingredients is a key to a good life in Italy
  2. Italy has figured out the importance of portion sizes for food and alcohol
  3. Italians value and express love for beauty in everyday objects
The Uncertainty Mindset (soon to become tbd) 39 implied HN points 01 Apr 20
  1. It's hard to cook something well if you don't know what it is. Understanding the properties of your ingredients helps you make better food.
  2. Making great pizza requires a lot of knowledge about ingredients and techniques. The best pizzas come from understanding how to use different flours, doughs, and toppings properly.
  3. Innovation in cooking, like discovering new ways to use ingredients, can lead to exciting new dishes. The same idea applies to many other areas, such as technology and management.
Don't Worry About the Vase 2 HN points 21 Feb 24
  1. Older restaurants are often selected for and reward repeat business, so trying them in your area could be valuable.
  2. Exploration and discovery of restaurants are easier and more rewarding in the review era compared to the pre-review era. Online ratings can be valuable but may not fully replace personal exploration and judgment.
  3. Yelp and DoorDash ratings may not always accurately identify exceptional dining experiences, so personal exploration and validation remain important.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 19 implied HN points 26 Apr 15
  1. The post discusses the enjoyment derived from vivid colors in fruits and the connection between these colors and the appeal of fruits themselves.
  2. The author expresses indifference towards the debate of whether liking colors is influenced by seeing them in fruits first or vice versa.
  3. The post raises a philosophical question about the relationship between vivid colors and fruits, ultimately concluding that it doesn't matter.
Splattern 0 implied HN points 05 Oct 23
  1. Having fun moments with friends, like at a dumpling party, can make for great memories and help to unwind after busy times.
  2. When things get tough at work, it’s okay to ask for help and communicate your feelings with your team.
  3. Managing your emotions, like anger, is important for peace of mind, and finding ways to laugh can be a good strategy.
Splattern 0 implied HN points 07 Sep 23
  1. Hummus can be made in different ways, and experimenting with ingredients like cashews can make it better. Adding more salt, lemon juice, and garlic can enhance the flavor significantly.
  2. Staying busy at work can help improve your mood, and sometimes taking on extra tasks can make the day feel better. It's interesting how work can distract from bad feelings.
  3. Relying on metrics alone to judge work performance may not show the whole picture. Good code quality is important, but sometimes fixing bugs can fulfill daily goals even if the initial work wasn't great.