Video of Oppenheimer saying it with context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lb13ynu3Iac

To me it's really his delivery that sells the quote. The video is so much better than just seeing the words written down

Electric stovetops do not work for all applications, try using a wok or any other round bottom utensil on an induction stove

They do make induction stoves for woks, if you wanted to use woks in a commercial kitchen you would get a specialty stove much like specialty gas stoves are used for them now.

There are now and have been for years induction wok cooktops with a concave base

https://maxima.com/en/induction-wok-wok-burner.html

I see chefs use these daily at the local food court to prepare Asian dishes. Your comment doesn't track with reality

Ok, I'll refine it to any decent authentic Asian restaurant not in a food court, ie. like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fT8tQhovT0k

So use a standalone gas cooker (google 'countertop butane cooker'). Yes, I have seen professionals use them (granted, in a 'demo kitchen' setup).

Flat bottom woks do exist.

If it has a flat bottom it isn't a wok. A flat bottom would make it a "cooking pan" instead of a "cooking pot".

Flat bottom woks have a flat bottom. not a flat inside.

Everyone gets an invite every 2 weeks. The staff can give anyone more invites as per their will

each person gets an invite for every 2 weeks they are on the website

Netflix is only slightly more convenient than piracy. If they push too hard, many people will take the other route.

Uncropped: https://nitter.net/AJamesMcCarthy/status/1638648459002806272

The full resolution image is being sold on author's website here: https://cosmicbackground.io/products/fusion-of-helios

The print ready 139 megapixel version costs 50$

the year is different

Your original post was probably downvoted because of the referral link.

Why? It's $100 for you and nothing for me, I think. Here's what I see on that page:

https://wakatime.com/static/img/ScreenShots/Screenshot%20202...

Edit: Now I notice the "Referral payout" column. I guess that means I get something too, but I didn't think that was the case when posting the link originally.

Maybe because it looked like you were only suggesting the app for monetary gain?

Most platforms compress uploaded images, which would result in the appended data being removed.

Bandwidth is expensive and videos take up way more bandwidth than text. I'd say it would be pretty much impossible to run something like YouTube, on that big of a scale, solely on donations.