There's a few more NFT market places you can sell it on? You can try selling it P2P? Opensea is reliant on the NFT marketplace/culture, not the other way around.

Alchemy has a NFT indexer api as well. I also know of at least two other offerings that will launch very soon. Additionally, you can interact w the Opensea contracts without a UI.

The "How are you?" question is a way of setting the context of the conversation quickly. Most of the time, everything's okay ("I'm good, what's up with you?"). But sometimes it's not and the "How are you?" question gives you an opportunity to express that it's not: ("Man, I'm feeling pretty crappy right now").

I'd say that depends a lot on who you're talking to. I would answer like that to a close friend, but for most people I know I'd never answer more negatively than something like "eh, kinda stressed, but it's ok", and for a complete stranger (like krzyk mentioned) I would only ever say "fine" or a synonym.

  > out-of-place answer of "Hindi"

it's using wolframalpha - which interprets 'Shanghai' as a movie made in India. this is probably because it doesn't have a language field for cities but does for movies.

common sense? locking down unnecessary software features is bad but not gamebreaking. locking down hardware would just be crazy.

tbf, xcode has gotten a lot better in the last few years I've been working with. stability especially improved between xcode 6 & 7.

aging

I think they're also affected by reruns on TV.

going south bay is your best. there's a serious lack of good persian options in SF/Easy bay.

Where in the south bay?

I've only been a couple places and found Lavash to stronger.

dataset could be provided through google fonts maybe. you'd need to replicate a few iphone camera quality versions for each font though.

any links for machine learning images? I could give this a go.

Unfortunately, google fonts is far too small a font set to be useful for a hardcore graphic designer.

It would be useful for "Here is a free font on google fonts that looks similar to whatever you are looking at".