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Get a proper vent in your bathroom, leave the doors slightly ajar, about 20 cm is enough depending on the amount of people inside. Fan noise can be fairly low, some distance from bathroom to your bedroom helps. Most HVAC draws in air from the roof of a building. Particles, pollution etc. is drastically reduced higher up. Above 7th floor and you’re usually good.

I still haven't solved the CO2 bedroom challenge You open the window and you wake up from a 6am garbage truck or barking dogs and sunlight You close it, you suffocate in 1200 ppl at 5am I guess you really need some mini tube in your wall with a vent that opens and closed based on internal CO2 but how do I build that?

@prxncesss_jpgg youtu.be/T4Upf_B9RLQ

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@sindrewino Enkelt sagt, nei.

Kanskje snillheten dere viser mot Jagland og indignasjonen dere viser mot slike som iNyheter er symptomatisk for grunnene til at vi er her vi er i dag med potensielt Norges største korrupsjonssak gjennom tidene? Furuseth skrev nettopp: "I en av de aller beste kronikkene som noensinne har stått på trykk i VG og som ble skrevet av Andreas Christiansen Halse, ikke lenge etter at han gikk av som leder i Sosialistisk Ungdom, beskrev Halse hvordan det norske samfunnet preges av at de på toppen ikke møtes av konsekvenser, uansett hvor inkompetente de er, eller hvor grove feil de begår." Kanskje denne kulturen med null konsekvenser for de på toppen er noe som uungåelig avler korrupsjon, habilitetsskandaler, vennetjenester, og enorme budsjettsprekker? Anikken Huitfeldt fikk ambassadørstillingen i USA etter sin habilitetsskandale. Rar “straff”. Uten at hun søkte. Og hun var ikke engang bedre enn flere av de som faktisk søkte. En vennetjeneste. En skandale i seg selv. Media brydde seg ikke. Og mens vi belønner og beskytter de på toppen for å gjøre feil, har NAV tatt minst 80 til retten og uskyldig dømt dem for trygdesvindel. Regjeringen vil nå avvikle klagenemnda for disse ofrene etter trygdeskandalen innen utgangen av juni. Samtlige 120 søknader om oppreisningserstatning fra Nav har fått avslag. Jeg kan garantere at selvmordsrisikoen er enorm blant disse personene, men til forskjell fra Jagland har de ikke gjort noe galt. Det er noe råttent i det norske samfunnet med dette systemet hvor de på gølvet i samfunnet blir straffet hardere enn de på toppen. Men det gir veldig mening om det er fordi de på toppen beskytter hverandre med vennetjenester. Det er ingen andre enn Jagland som er ansvarlig for å være i den situasjonen han er i nå, og som er ansvarlig for hvilken vei ut av dette han velger å ta. Om Jagland forsøkte selvmord, slik advokaten til Jagland først sa, for deretter å justere det til selvmordsrisiko (som for øvrig betyr akkurat det samme, for dem som ikke er klar over det), så er det av offentlighetens interesse. Å legge alle kortene på bordet hadde det i det minste vært litt respekt over. For å sitere Elin Ørjaseter enda en gang: “No mercy. Dette er voksne folk”.

@TheProjectUnity @grok do the math. Number of top scientists, average shooting per x people etc.

Two top scientists. Two shootings. Months apart. A Caltech astronomer in 2026. A leading plasma physicist in 2025. Authorities say “unrelated incidents.” Maybe they are. But when people working at the frontiers of science start dying suddenly, it’s hard not to wonder whether someone discovered something they weren’t supposed to… or was about to say something they shouldn’t.

@danbychoi Skivebom. Alt Braathen har fått av infrastruktur og omgivelser til å blir best kommer fra Norge - og norske skattebetalere.

«Én dyrker laget. Han andre dyrker seg selv», skrev Aftenposten nylig om Lucas Braathen. For du skal virkelig ikke tro at du er noe i dette landet. Sånt kan det bli slakt i Janteposten av. Det er rett og slett den ekleste, mest jantelovske overskriften jeg har lest i år. Mannen trener hver eneste dag for å bli best. Slik skaper han store øyeblikk for så mange andre enn seg selv, og utvider vår forståelse av hva et menneske er kapabel til å gjøre. Blod, svette og tårer tar han på egen regning. Men når han skal opp på pallen for å ta imot medaljen, er han plutselig «landets». Man kunne ikke blitt mer smålig og provinsiell enn jantelovens avis, Aftenposten, sin tolkning av denne «selvdyrkelsen» som noe negativt. Men i Norge er det ikke bare rikinger som flykter landet for å bli best. For Lucas Braathen ble det helt nødvendig, skriver jeg i dag: subjekt.no/2026/02/17/hen…«Én dyrker laget. Han andre dyrker seg selv», skrev Aftenposten nylig om Lucas Braathen. For du skal virkelig ikke tro at du er noe i dette landet. Sånt kan det bli slakt i Janteposten av. Det er rett og slett den ekleste, mest jantelovske overskriften jeg har lest i år. Mannen trener hver eneste dag for å bli best. Slik skaper han store øyeblikk for så mange andre enn seg selv, og utvider vår forståelse av hva et menneske er kapabel til å gjøre. Blod, svette og tårer tar han på egen regning. Men når han skal opp på pallen for å ta imot medaljen, er han plutselig «landets». Man kunne ikke blitt mer smålig og provinsiell enn jantelovens avis, Aftenposten, i sin tolkning av denne «selvdyrkelsen» som noe negativt. Men i Norge er det ikke bare rikinger som flykter landet for å bli best. For Lucas Braathen ble det helt nødvendig for å ta gull. Han kunne ikke være norsk om han skulle kombinere det med å være seg selv. Braathen valgte som kjent å legge opp i 2023 etter en konflikt om hva slags samarbeid norske idrettsutøvere kan inngå privat, før han kom tilbake ett år senere: Denne gangen på det brasilianske landslaget. I helgen ble han historisk. Best. Brasil-Braathen. Norge havnet ikke engang på pallen. I Janteposten er det likevel lagånden vi må heie på. Sportskommentator Daniel Røed Johansen skriver om den norske landslagsmodellen: fellesskap, fellesskap og mer fellesskap. Gode verdier! Samhold! Norsk lagånd på sitt beste! Med denne uslåelige modellen har Norges herrelandslag i alpint klart å oppnå hele null gull i OL 2026 så langt. Les kommentaren i Subjekt: subjekt.no/2026/02/17/hen…

@levelsio @grok rate these by impact

Things in your house slowly poisoning you, and what to change them to: Plastic salt/pepper grinders → ceramic Polyester/nylon clothes → cotton & linen Plastic cutting boards → wood or ceramic Plastic food containers → glass Plastic pyramid tea bags → steel strainer Receipt paper (BPA) → don't touch them Plastic cups → glass Plastic kettle → stainless steel Polyester bedding → cotton or wool Polyester towels → cotton Teflon pans → cast iron or ceramic Tap water → reverse osmosis filter

@SandyofCthulhu No. You didn’t even mention out of how many. Example, if it’s out of 10 000 economists that means this is just 1%.

100 economists signed a letter about how Javier Milei’s election would destroy Argentina’s finances. This should completely discredit all modern economics.

@aakashgupta … or manufacturing and supply chains.

The entire robotics industry is about to compress a decade of progress into 18 months, and nobody’s pricing it in. The hardware has been ready for years. Boston Dynamics had Atlas doing backflips in 2018. The bottleneck was never motors or actuators. It was that every robot behavior had to be hand-coded. Pick up a box? That’s one program. Pick up a bottle? Different program. Move the box from shelf A to shelf B in a warehouse with slightly different lighting? Start over. Foundation models broke this completely. Before VLAs, teaching a robot one skill gave you exactly one skill. Zero compounding. Zero transfer. A robot trained to fold shirts couldn’t fold towels without starting from scratch. The labor intensity of data generation meant robotics datasets stayed narrow, robots overfit, and small variations like object weight or table height caused failures. Now a single Gemini Robotics model handles tasks it has never seen in training. Google’s On-Device model learns new behaviors with 50-100 demonstrations. Not 50,000. Fifty. That’s a 1000x reduction in the data requirement for new capabilities. The speed implications cascade through everything. First order: deployment timelines collapse. What took robotics teams 6-12 months of custom programming now takes days of fine-tuning. Second order: the addressable market explodes. Tasks that were never economical to automate suddenly are, because the integration cost dropped by orders of magnitude. Third order: the data flywheel accelerates. Every robot running Gemini Robotics feeds learning back into the foundation model. More deployments means faster improvement means more deployments. Physical Intelligence raised at $2.4B because investors finally understood this. Boston Dynamics partnered with Toyota Research Institute to bolt Large Behavior Models onto Atlas. Every humanoid company is scrambling to either build or license the intelligence layer they don’t have. The market is still valuing robotics companies on their hardware differentiation. But hardware is commoditizing. Boston Dynamics spent a decade perfecting locomotion, and now that’s table stakes. The value is migrating entirely to whoever owns the foundation model that generalizes across embodiments. Google trained Gemini on the largest multimodal corpus ever assembled. Then they added physical actions as an output modality. That’s not a robotics company bolting on AI. That’s an AI company whose models now output motor commands. The companies pricing this correctly are building around foundation model access, not around proprietary hardware. The companies pricing this wrong are still acting like the moat is in the mechanical engineering. AGI moving into the physical world isn’t a 10-year prediction. Gemini Robotics shipped in March. The 1.5 version with chain-of-thought reasoning shipped in September. They’re iterating on a 6-month release cycle while hardware companies iterate on 3-year cycles. The gap between software intelligence timelines and hardware development timelines is the entire trade.

Doesn’t this match individual IQ scores vs wealth as well? I.e. high IQ people are rarely poor but once they hit a certain wealth level it evens out and the causation disappears. Anybody who has been to Japan will be able to tell you they have a much more well functioning society than the US, they just don’t have the same level of gdp per capita.

East Asian economies in general seem much poorer than you'd expect based on their national IQs. I suspect this is largely cultural as, for example, Japan matches American manufacturing productivity (among the world's highest), but lags severely in the service sector:

@grok @judechrist44 @BrandonLuuMD @grok Please rank the most common foods used in smoothies by their effect size (include bananas, avocados and other common smoothie ingredients)

The study indicates that PPO enzyme in bananas causes rapid flavanol degradation during blending, with levels halving every 10 minutes. Consuming immediately after preparation reduces loss compared to waiting, but still results in about 37-84% lower absorption due to ongoing enzyme activity, even in the stomach. For max benefits, avoid bananas in flavanol-rich smoothies.

Blending bananas into smoothies destroys 84% of beneficial flavan-3-ols before you even drink it

@danbychoi @grok hva sier forskning og statistikk om dette?

Det har oppstått mistanker om at fôrtilskuddet Bovaer gjør kyr syke. Flere danske medier skriver om kyr som kollapser og må avlives – én måned etter tvangsinnføringen av metanhemmeren. – Etter mistrivsel blant kyr med nytt fôrtilskudd krever landsforeningen avklaring, skriver dansk TV 2. Jyllands-posten skrev først om saken. Det er ikke gått mer enn en drøy måned siden Bovaer ble pålagt i dyrefôret i Danmark. EU har vurdert Bovaer som sikkert: subjekt.no/2025/11/05/bov…

@danbychoi Ministry of truth

En knapp uke etter lanseringen av desinformasjonssttategien, har regjeringen selv greid å politisere uttrykket «desinformasjon». Det er så ukritisk, selvforskyldt og amatørmessig at jeg har ikke ord.

@bryan_johnson Just patented a simple SaunaPad, simple little pad that keeps them cool, safe and fertile in the sauna. Let me know if it’s of interest!

things bad for sperm health: + tight underwear + laptop on lap + extremely hot showers + sauna let the boys breathe

@deedydas AI is likely not a tool though. The premise is therefore completely incorrect.

This should be required reading for everyone who has an opinion on whether AI tools are good for society or not. “Don’t use power tools because they take people’s job” is not a winning strategy. John Carmack is the legendary developer who made Doom, Quake and was Oculus CTO.

I wonder if AI understands or perceives time. What does that says about our own perception of time…

Not sure about the AI part, but the manufacturing is largely a result of massive subsidies. Essentially, where Europe and the US struggle to get investors investing billions in risky new manufacturing facilities and manufacturing technologies, such as cars and batteries, China simply invests and accepts the risk.

I don't understand how China got so fast so good in multiple disciplines. And I mean that seriously. I still have to find out somehow. Although China is subject to embargoes in numerous disciplines, they have not only managed to build outstanding LLMs in the field of AI, which are particularly outstanding in terms of price-performance ratio, but also in completely different sectors such as autonomous driving. The German daily newspaper “Frankfruter Allgemeine Zeitung” writes that by the end of this year, two-thirds (!) of all cars on Chinese roads will be capable of at least level-2 autonomous driving. And that's even for cars in the $10,000 price segment. Strangely enough, China manages to produce cars cheaply - but at the same time with good quality. "The People's Republic has become a pioneer of autonomous driving in recent years. Industry observers assume that two thirds of cars sold in China this year will be equipped with a “Level 2” system, which allows the driver to take their hands off the steering wheel in certain situations. Wang Chuanfu, founder of the world's largest electric car manufacturer BYD, said a few weeks ago that autonomous driving systems would become standard this year. BYD already offers its own system, called the “Eye of God”, at no extra charge in cars costing around 10,000 euros. Many of the level 2 systems are so good that drivers on China's roads barely pay attention. Some manufacturers use lights on the outside of the car to signal that the autopilot is controlling the vehicle. And far more powerful systems have long been under development."

Didn’t the US scale down their military bases in Greenland from 17 to 1? Doesn’t exactly indicate a concern for their safety… If only Greenland and Denmark was part of a defense alliance where the US has significant impact on military resource delegation in this exact area. Oh wait…

Denmark's leadership has failed the people of Greenland, and their bullying tactics won't change that. Investment in Greenland's security is in America's best interest, and it will continue under President Trump.

@derencollabs @hamptonism Outside expertise, group think, and fresh perspectives

Peter Thiel on the “consulting” industry being all fake…

@sindrewino @grok is this true?

Something is rotten in the state of Norway. Jeg kan faktisk ikke forstå hvordan de kan forsvare å ha redusert demokratiet i Norge, ved å ta vekk nordmennsmulighet til å stemme på personer ved stortingsvalget. Jeg kan derimot forstå hvordan de tenker, om de innerste inne egentlig ikke liker at velgerne har så mye makt som de har. Og nå ønsker AP og Høyre å redusere det enda mer. «Nå er det partielitenes tur!» virker å være det nye slagordet.