This place is known for both their price and portion size. I generally get two meals out of a single $30 sandwich.

Regardless of how popular the place is with tourists, it is still a classic.

And, bonus: if the line is too long you can just go to Russ and Daughters a block away and grab a pastrami lox bagel (see attached).

Delicious 👌

Pricey!

That garlic cilantro compound butter sounds like a great addition; well done!

Mine is in 6 days, oh boy.

Bowl mixer? Just put on a podcast and knead that by hand for 15 minutes. Ez-pz.

Care to share a recipe link?

Completely reasonable. We only use kaşar because, well… It’s just what we use here 😂 Gouda, mozzarella, gruyere - all great choices.

As a Turk, I approve. Also, putting gouda cheese in a kumpir is a 10/10 move.

But what happens if you don’t use an IDE? That was the original point. Even if it isn’t statically typed, a python IDE can also do its best to guess the type of an object.

The point is to have code that’s legible without dependence on large, third party tools.

True true!

Yep, I was specifically talking about C#'s implementation.

I worked with some large C# code bases, and you could always see the point in time in which an individual developer would finally get comfortable with var - it’s when the code would start getting unreadable. 🤣

Nope, was added to dot Net after the fact. Normally you declare each type by hand, e.g.

ArrayList<int> myCoolList = new ArrayList<int>();

vs

var myCoolList = new ArrayList<int>();

The second example is why the keyword was added, but now imagine you have a function call returning an unknown type, and then things will start to get super funky.

E.g.

var myCoolBook = BuildBookData(input);

…one step forward and then the same step back 😂 (disclaimer: I do actually like C#, though)

Just you wait until your developers learn about the var keyword - it’s going to be Python 2.7 PTSD incidents all over again 😂

Larger, modern python projects always use type hints, for this specific reason.

In the past you had PyDoc, which also scratched that itch.

Barring that, contributing to a python project is very difficult without an IDE that performs type checks for you (which is unreliable).

What’s annoying about it? Deploying a war to tomcat is one of the easiest things one can do.

$50 noodles and a homeless person O.D.'ing on Fentanyl outside. Gotta love San Fran.

Been a Kagi user for a while - so happy they added this lens. Such a fantastic search engine. I’m really happy they - for some odd reason - see my demographic (as a Lemmy user) valuable.

I saw the same post! Was in my feed on Instagram, kind of like an ad to download Threads. It was preceeded by two posts from attractive young women looking for “travel partners”.

What an inept way to promote a website: Two bots and a bigot.

Damn critic keeps stealing the food and eating it under the table…