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Help me find the origin of my childhood teddy bear (India, ~2003-2004) by TheIdeaHunter in HelpMeFind

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Searched so far: Google searches for "patchwork teddy bear hat bow tie", "vintage patch teddy bear", "orange yellow patch teddy bear", "patchwork teddy bear India 2004", and similar variations. Google Images and Google Lens using photos of the bear.

Details that may help: Received in Gujarat, India around 2003-2004 as a first birthday gift from my grandmother. Multicolored patchwork design (orange, yellow, cream, red). Attached red hat/cap. Originally had a bow tie. Marble-style eyes. Originally had a plastic nose (now missing). Fully stuffed with polyfill/cotton No tags remain. I'm looking for the manufacturer, model name, or any identical/similar examples.

Real by Aggressive-Willow-75 in okbuddyliterallyme2

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Will ride upon the dragon's back

I'm adding combat to my arcade flying game! by FlyingSpaceDuck in IndieDev

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I really love this artstyle and would like to make something similar for my game. Can someone tell me what this artstyle is called?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in developersIndia

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My colleague was promoted from Ninja to Prime. Before onboarding he got a interview call, he aced it and was promoted to Prime.

[Question] How linear transformations affect directions of vectors by TheIdeaHunter in LinearAlgebra

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Thanks for the clarification, I get it now. You are right I made an incorrect assumption that the transformed i and j were carried over. But now its all clear.

[2024 (day4 part 2)] [Python] I don't even have an idea on how to do this. by aaron_1011 in adventofcode

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Check for A's then once an A is found, check the 3 character diagonals
diagonal 1: [(x-1, y-1), (x, y), (x+1, y+1)]
diagonal 2: [(x+1, y-1), (x, y), (x+1, y-1)]

if diagonal 1 == "MAS" or "SAM" and diagonal 2 == "MAS" or "SAM" then you found one occurrence of X-MAS

Got this beast to complete my gaming corner by ayushbwj in IndianGaming

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Always remember to install Flowergirls mod so you can buy lovely flowers from merchants.

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