Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares
Why does there have to be a Kitchen Nightmares Marathon, when I am trying to actually get some work accomplished for once. This show really captivates me and makes me want to cook. Then I go to my kitchen realize that I have not went grocery shopping in weeks and then proceed to throw some wings into the microwave and call it a day.
Luckily Spring is here, and the Farmer’s markets are on their way back, so hopefully with some fresh vegetables I will get the spark back.
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via Colin Devroe December 10, 2025Auto-grading decade-old Hacker News discussions with hindsight
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via karpathy December 10, 2025Generated by openring