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Desalination costs $1/m3, The cost of growing russet type potatoes for the fresh market was $2032 per acre.

Wild how bad it is compared to, say, Russet for iOS/ipadOS, which runs these same models at 110 tps.

A ten pound bag of russet potatoes costs $2-3 here (high CoL SoCal), and that's >3,000 kcal.

Only real downside is that the appearance isn't very flashy; they're the russet potato of modern apples.

It's very difficult to consume even 1000 extra calories from proper food, like potatoes No shit, that's nearly 6 medium russet potatoes.

Sorry, Microsoft hasn't fully validated Red Gold potatoes, it can only cook Russet potatoes.

Burbank developed an improved and blight resistant variety of the Russet potato, known as the Burbank or Idaho potato, still used widely today.

Such things as russet potatoes are probably more questionable than oats, for example, as I believe they are almost entirely starch.

It's also unlikely that the person working on the Russet Quality Calculator feature has any knowledge about the market shares of each customer and their boardroom deals.

If you go to Idaho, and care enough, change your location in that app -- now you get local bulletins about russet potatoes instead of encampment fires.

The russet skin would of course not render the dish inedible, but the final result would be much more different than what the recipe was trying to achieve.

If you eat protein, fat, and natural high-complexity carb in moderation (not Russet potatoes or the modern biological candies that some fruits have been turned into), you body will regulate itself.

If they say, "We will be able to get effectively unlimited amounts of energy from russet potatos within 20 years," they mean they don't believe it's ever going to happen.

I recently got a russet brown Vario strap for my silver "Casio Royale" and I do rather like it.

I think the "hyper-scalers" are basically swallowing all the engineers and sys admins, which I mentioned in this post One thing I'd liken it to is that in America, almost everyone eats the same corn, wheat, chicken, frozen Russet potatoes, etc.

In the US, the default potato is the Russet.

Russet potatoes are typically unnecessary.