URLs are an integral part of browsing the internet, and they can be found in various locations within web browsers on desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. The most common URL is the browser address bar, also known as the omnibox, which is typically at the top of your browser window.
Steps. 1. Done. Boil water and add ½ tsp turmeric, salt and soaked chana dal. Cook for about 5 mins and then add moong dal & urad dal. Cook for another 5mins approx. cook till the dal is soft but but still whole & not mashed. Strain the dals completely and spread it on a plate to cool down a bit.
Reason why I am asking, that I want to store these URLs in my database (instead of keeping the 4+MB base64 images) I have an app which prompts Dall-E for images @Fanta and had the same problem you encountered with (rapidly) expiring OpenAI links to these images.. So, what I do when I make this API call is to immediately download the image to the filesystem (where it is also available via the
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URLs are an integral part of browsing the internet, and they can be found in various locations within web browsers on desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. The most common URL is the browser address bar, also known as the omnibox, which is typically at the top of your browser window.
Steps. 1. Done. Boil water and add ½ tsp turmeric, salt and soaked chana dal. Cook for about 5 mins and then add moong dal & urad dal. Cook for another 5mins approx. cook till the dal is soft but but still whole & not mashed. Strain the dals completely and spread it on a plate to cool down a bit.
Reason why I am asking, that I want to store these URLs in my database (instead of keeping the 4+MB base64 images) I have an app which prompts Dall-E for images @Fanta and had the same problem you encountered with (rapidly) expiring OpenAI links to these images.. So, what I do when I make this API call is to immediately download the image to the filesystem (where it is also available via the
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