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@mrexodia deleted, curious what does it mean?

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@SamaHoole which brands?

Italian olive oil is one of the most adulterated products in global food supply. Estimates suggest 70 to 80% of "extra virgin olive oil" sold globally is either mislabelled lower-quality oil or mixed with cheaper seed oils. The fraud is controlled by organised crime. The Italian Mafia, specifically the 'Ndrangheta, runs olive oil adulteration operations that generate more profit than cocaine trafficking. They import cheap olive oil from Tunisia, Morocco, and Turkey, relabel it as Italian, and export it at premium prices. Or they mix extra virgin olive oil with refined olive oil, lampante oil (lamp oil quality, unfit for human consumption), or seed oils like sunflower and soybean, then sell the mixture as pure extra virgin. The Italian government knows this. The EU knows this. Occasional busts happen but the fraud continues because the profit margins are enormous and the penalties are minimal. Even "legitimate" olive oil has environmental problems. Intensive olive cultivation in Spain has created eroded hillsides, depleted aquifers, and contaminated groundwater from pesticide runoff. Traditional olive groves in Mediterranean regions are being replaced by high-density intensive groves that produce more oil per hectare but require irrigation in arid climates, heavy pesticide use, and mechanical harvesting that damages soil. The waste water from olive oil production is highly polluting. For every liter of olive oil, 1 to 1.5 liters of waste water is generated containing organic compounds, phenols, and residual oil. This waste is often dumped in evaporation ponds or inadequately treated before discharge. Your £12 bottle of "Italian extra virgin olive oil" is probably mislabeled Tunisian oil mixed with seed oils, possibly sold by organized crime, definitely contributing to water depletion in Mediterranean regions, and generating toxic waste during production. But it's from plants, so it's definitely healthier than butter from British dairy cows.

@grok Give me the Semantic_Contextual_Scoring_OHI_V3 field

@Motion_Viz 2026

For the people who missed the workflow: Still the best workflow. here's my gift: the entire AI workflow I used to ship 5+ projects last month. most people use AI tools separately. I chained them into one pipeline. the stack: → NotebookLM — idea mapping, research synthesis → Gemini Gems — requirements extraction, analysis → Claude Code (Opus 4.5) — PRD, documentation, system prompts → Antigravity — free website builds (buggy but ships fast) the flow: raw idea ↓ NotebookLM (connects dots you'd miss) ↓ Gemini Gems (research → actionable requirements) ↓ Claude Code (requirements → production-ready PRD) ↓ Antigravity (PRD → working prototype) ↓ live product from foggy idea to shipped product in hours. this isn't using AI. this is orchestrating AI. includes: – full 12-page workflow guide – frontend system prompt template – backend system prompt template – stage-by-stage prompts – common mistakes to avoid free. no catch. happy new year. like + reply "2026" for the complete workflow pack. (must be following for DM)

@AlexFinn what about cursor-agent (terminal)? I find it extremely good and efficient paired with claude sonnet/opus.

Claude Code pro tip: stop running it in Cursor and VS Code Just run it in the terminal It is SOO much more memory efficient. Meaning your computer runs faster and you can run multiple terminals at the same time Cursor and VScode slow down your computer so much If you use Ghostty as your terminal (free to download) you can split your terminal in 2 and have your server on one side and Claude on the other. This is my new workflow. I'm done with IDE's. Opus 4.5 is so smart you don't need to look at code anymore If you ever need to change an environment variable or something, just open the file in textedit through the finder and change it quickly THIS is now the best Claude Code workflow ever

What I like about this comparison is that is shows how models are not only getting smarter, they’re also becoming dramatically more energy‑efficient.

I reran the same calculation assuming GPT‑3 (2021) instead. For the same usage: Per 1M tokens: ~1,066 kWh, ≈ $1,015 Per year: ~12,800 kWh, ≈ $1,500 For perspective, that’s roughly the electricity needed to drive a Tesla Model 3 for ~78,000 km.

Watching my latest Cursor report got me wondering how much electricity I’ve actually used over the past 2.5 months with Cursor (~200M tokens). 🧵

@ShardiB2 nah, just use VPN

Say goodbye to your anonymity Europeans

@ShardiB2 204.95

OK, let's lead into the holiday with a CONTEST This one is for the Basic Trading View Membership for a Year You must be a paid subscriber to win: Guess the closing price of $ORCL today Closest to the price without going over (Price is Right Rules) wins. If there are two people with the same price, first responder wins Good luck! 🍀🍀🍀

@TheBTCTherapist @MaxCrypto how sell order walls is a bullish thing?

Holy shit. Bears are about to be on life support.

@adam3us @ardizor Mr. Back, crypto would be too boring without any fud :]

@ardizor MSTR did not sell Bitcoin, they moved some coins to a different custodian.

🚨 BREAKING: MICHAEL SAYLOR'S STRATEGY IS SELLING BILLIONS OF $BTC RIGHT NOW HE HAS DUMPED $3.2B WORTH OF BITCOIN IN MARKET WHAT IS GOING ON??

@AVGirl4Life Dr. Mengele would have been proud

Do they belong in prison?

@IncomeSharks lfg, breakout, new ath next 💩

Here's the inverse Bitcoin chart to check your bias.

@crypto_birb LOL yes

Would you be surprised if $ETH hit $20,000 this cycle?

Just a sneak peek! 👀 I’m still refining the layout and will be adding more details to the chart. This will serve as an all-in-one guide for both the short-term and long-term outlooks of the Quantile Bitcoin Model. Which quantile do you think we’ll reach—and when? If you like it, please share! 🙏