Grand Forks Herald

CHEF JEFF -- ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Quinoa and Vegetables

This one-serving dish would pass the U.S. Department of Agriculture's MyPlate test. In skillet over medium heat, saute garlic, zucchini onion 2 minutes. Add apricots, tomatoes, green beans, corn; ...
Grand Forks Herald

CHEF JEFF -- ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Braised Chicken

This recipe based on one of the courses of the last first-class dinner on the Titanic. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place flour in shallow dish. In skillet, heat oil over medium heat. Pat chicken dry ...
QSR magazine

Yum! Introduces State-of-the-Art Tech Suite to Power its Restaurants Worldwide

Yum! Brands on Thursday introduced Byte by Yum!, a new proprietary AI-driven platform that consolidates several essential systems into one powerful tech suite for its entire restaurant group. The ...
Ars Technica

Fastest way to combine two 8 bit integers into one 16 bit

1. Multiplying one byte by 256 then ORing it with the low order byte. 2. Bit shift the high byte and OR it with low order byte. Which is faster and is there a better way?
Ars Technica

Why is a byte 8 bits? And what is a byte anyway?

I think this belongs in the CPU/mobo forum, because I have a feeling that some piece of legacy hardware has to do with this.<br><br>What is the purpose of having bytes and bits? Wouldn't it be simpler ...