• Rose Thorne(She/Her)
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        21 days ago

        If I had a pair of microcontrollers and an electric keyboard, I’d be totally down. No fucking clue what I’m doing, but it shouldn’t be that hard, right?

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              21 days ago

              Wait…. There’s a coding language called shashimi?

              Python definitely is my go to on these things- you’d be surprised what you can do with a pi pico or a feather.

              As for the shashimi, shredded shashimi is a thing that exists. It probably shouldn’t, but it does.

              Edit: though sashimi tacos doesn’t sound any where near as bad as most “seafood tacos”….

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                21 days ago

                At this point, I wouldn’t be surprised, but I just meant making a decent sashimi dish. Every time I’ve looked in that direction, I’m impressed at how casual they make it look.

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                  21 days ago

                  Oh yeah. Those guys have serious skill.

                  Neither of us are slouches when it comes to knife skills, let’s just say it tasted amazing and we don’t really need pictures of every thing, do we?

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                    21 days ago

                    Hey, so long as it tasted good, the important part got done. I’d be afraid to let a professional chef see some of the slop I’ve plated before, but it was good.