What-I-do-not-eat

A repo which record my diet habit

Canarypwn’s First Food Law

如果一个东西很难吃，那么就不会流行

If something tastes bad, it won’t be prevalent.

Canarypwn’s Second Food Law

当一个人年龄足够大的时候，他尝过大部分流行的食物。

As one grows up, one have tasted most of the prevalent food.

Inference 1: If there is an unfamiliar food, it sucks.

推论一: 如果一个食物你没有见过，那么它大概率是不好吃的

Inference 1: If there is an unfamiliar food, it sucks.

Proof:

Let denotes the possibility of meeting a bad-tasted food which you havn’t met before.

Then where is the possibility of food which tastes bad, is the the possibility that you havn’t met the food before.

is a constant, and by Canarypwn’s First Food Law, can be big, because bad food cannot be prevalent .

在此注意: 为了避免错失美食，应该以适当的概率 来尝试未出现过的食物。

Note: To hide your identity as the only smart person at the dinner table, one should explore the unfamiliar food with an ratio , where . Here I propose to use learning techniques, whether by deep learning or statistical learning, to adjust .

Another Hint: MCTS

What-I-do-not-eat

• 内脏 internal organs
  • 包括但不限于: 肠子, 心, 胃, 肾脏, 黄喉
  • including but not limited to: intestines, heart, stomach, kidney, pork aorta
  • 例外 Exception: 血 Blood,
• 烤麸 a kind of gluten with holes
• 完整的芹菜 whole celery
  • 饺子馅豁免 an exemption as filling of dumplings
• 软体动物 mollusk
• 皮 skin
• 舌头 Tongue
• 仙人掌 cactus
• 杂碎 a kind of connective tissue
  • 牛筋
  • 淋巴
• 爪子与蹄膀 feet
• 胶 glue
• 生殖器 genitals
• 秋葵 Okra
• 肥肉 fat
• 木耳 fungus
• 难吃的粥 suck porridge
• 螺蛳粉 snail noodles
• 螺蛳 snail
• 莲 lotus
• 豆汁 soybean juice
• 炒肝 fried liver

What-I-prefer-not-to-have

• 骨骼惊奇的鱼, 复杂度超过鲫鱼的就算 Fish with large amount bones, e.g. crucian carp
• 除了面条以外的面条 rice flour, rice noodle
  • 粉丝没问题 OK with fensi
• 藕 lotus root

Do not feed me with

• 大于10%酒精的饮料 Beverages over 10% alcoholic

About flavor

• 不能接受比那么大鸡排更辣的东西