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So when I make strawberry cake or strawberry cheesecake I take like a pound of strawberries and cook it down into a thick paste that then is folded into the batter.

I can't tell if OP made cubes out of that paste, which is already bitingly sour from the natural acids in strawberries being so concentrated, or just made jello with strawberry mush and lime juice.

I find myself having to use my Switch pro controller when playing Wii U games on PC, because if I use my Xbox controller I get fucked up on button locations. But somehow holding the slightly different controller shape and button size makes my muscle memory switch for it cleanly.

I liked the series until the point OP is at. The third book was okay but I just could not like Raul Endymion no matter what.

The ending fourth of Rise felt like Disney wrote it. "Oh but you see it's bittersweet and--" okay but

"Without user consent" is a load of crap.

Honestly the scale makes me wonder how much is because it's fucking AI bots.

Try going to an Aldi checkout line.

I'm far happier waiting in line with how absurdly fast they train and empower their cashiers to be then I ever have been at Kroger or Walmart. By now all the cashiers recognize me too because they're paid well enough to reduce churn like that, and I don't even get ID checked for alcohol most of the time.

It's a breath of fresh air after being forced to wait in line for self checkout at any store where everyone is slow. Even myself, and even you, because the machines don't let you go fast because they don't trust you or I. It just feels faster because you're doing something the whole time.

I thought that'd been done already, but if I recall, the vast majority of their funding has come from members for a long time? I'm more concerned about the impact on foreign aid than on them.

Generally, finding the article on the exact same thing at NPR.

More specifically I'd say is go over events and be consistent in recalling then repeatedly. Dreams at least are too shuffled for that unless you're like, super lucid, and even then it seems to only maintain for so long.

Open-source training texts intended for pairing with your intended style of output have been around for far longer than OpenAI has been grifting data from the entire Internet and collected book works. It came across like that's what they're using, not some shit off HuffingFarce that was built off of AO3 and Harry Potter.

Not sure why they have multiple debs and RPMs when meta package dependencies can solve that.

Otherwise?

It's because Windows only has an x86_64/amd64 CPU architecture.

Here there's ones for multiple ARM CPU architectures going back to the first raspberry pi.

If Windows was readily available for those you can bet it'd be just as confusing with "wait am I armv6 or armhf? Or oh shit am I armv7??"

Struggling to read all the comments on mobile so apologies if this is a duplicate, but if you need recipes, Tandoor Recipes. I use it for hosting my own edits of recipes. Since I do baking streams it's great for me to easily link to my stream for folks who want the same recipe including any tips I've added or variations, or something I've kinda come up with that's based off a standard formula.

Plus, using the Kitshn app on a tablet makes for an absolutely gorgeous kitchen companion for reading recipes. Split screening it between the recipe and the chat has been awesome. For real, Kitshn is absurdly polished for an open source app.

I have mine configured with my SSO (Authentik) for login. It's nice being able to single pane login, and for services where it makes sense, utilize the LDAP outpost feature to login with the same username and password at least (Jellyfin, calibre-web).