Jarl Cung
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My new favorite workout:
1mile hard with stroller to lake
5min break feeding ducks
1.5mile hard to playground
10min active recovery on swings and slides
1200m to pond.
5min Feed turtles
Jog home
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Why is this corridor in northern India so flat, while the adjacent Himalayas are so rugged?
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@pengaper_ @Matematikern3 Skulle sveriges sämsta stockpicker kunna identifiera duktiga stockpickers menar du? Inte så trovärdigt...
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@gubbvader @Matematikern3 😂 jag har sett flera i tråden redan. Utan scamma retailinvesterare dessutom
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När influencers plötsligt sadlar om till VC och affärsmodellen är att "hjälpa" retail-investerare att komma åt de mest hajpade och häftigaste bolagen. Såklart med aggressiv marknadsföring på Instagram. Skyhög avgift och lång inlåsning.
Det är läge att vara vaksam nu, småsparare.
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@robinhanson That is not actual courage you’re describing. But mistaken courage exist. I guess it takes knowing it internally to see it existing.
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Most actual courage results from ignorance and obliviousness to risks. If you understood most consequence well, you’d be terrified.
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@TureMasing Agreed. It is a sunk cost. Should be the same in (day-)trading, right?
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Sometimes I'm made aware again that a certain type of amateur investors keep track of their share purchase price,or even their average price per share.
Unless for managing the risk of forced selling of using leverage,the price paid should carry zero weight in investment decisions
GIF
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@gubbvader "Har man inget fint att säga så bör man vara tyst"
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This takes the cake!
Evan@StockMKTNewz
Palantir $PLTR CEO Alex Karp just said this to retail shareholders
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Since they don’t have to pay somebody to drive the shuttled car X to Y and then have them return either via public transit or via another offsetting vehicle, they will ~universally waive location fee for this *if you ask.*
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Learned something from my Dad today and thought I’d share: if you are ever in position where you want to rent a car at X and return to Y, a service which is normally priced, you can ask at X “Do you have anything you want shuttled to Y?”
Solves an ops problem for company.
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@klarnaseb I would trust the stoic CEO that doesn’t even react to online stuff. There is no use to explain to the ”online critics” and no need to explain to the serious people one really should care about.
Just my 2 cents, good luck Seb!
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And that other large shareholders sold only small parts of their ownership again ignored. Does not matter how many times you repeat it.
And the second you highlight it, people will just jump at some other angle, taken out of context.And you explain again and people ignore🥱🥱🥱
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Sometime it is really tiring, and feels like you are screaming into a hurricane.
Forums online and media many times, simplify, jumps to conclusions, ignores fact. And you see posts like this:
The fact that I have bought more Klarna, and not sold a single share, is just ignored
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@sachinvats @PalantirTech What is unique about ”purpose-based access controls and role classifications”? Feels Very standard. Is it the way They do it?
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Few things in addition are very unique to @PalantirTech
- Palantir's Data Ontology focuses on providing a comprehensive data management solution tailored for complex data environments. The AIP enhances this by operationalizing AI across various applications
- Granular Access Controls: Palantir offers sophisticated security features, including purpose-based access controls and role classifications, ensuring data governance and compliance
- Modular Architecture: The platform's open architecture supports extensive customization and integration with third-party tools, making it adaptable to various organizational needs
Last bu not least anyone who has worked with $PLTR knows that it works like charm and well for $MSFT there are some lingering issues that have improved over time but still a class below in terms of ease of working and managing
Sachin Sharma@sachinvats
My view on Key differences between #MicrosoftFabric and @PalantirTech Ontology + #AIP Microsoft Fabric and Palantir's Data Ontology combined with AI Platform (AIP) serve distinct purposes in the realm of data integration and analytics, each with unique features and functionalities. 1. Purpose and Focus: Microsoft Fabric emphasizes a broad data integration and analytics approach, while Palantir focuses on deep data integration with advanced AI capabilities for complex decision-making. 2. User Experience: Microsoft Fabric is designed for ease of use across a wide range of users, whereas Palantir's Foundry, with its ontology and AIP, caters to organizations needing sophisticated data management and AI integration. 3. Security and Governance: Palantir provides more granular security features tailored for sensitive environments, especially in government and defense sectors, while Microsoft Fabric offers robust security but is more generalized.
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@Alan_Couzens My understanding (against what is/was taught in sports nutrition here) has been that an intake of carbs during exercise work against the fat ox. That’s Really bad, Since using the fat as much as possible during race will save the glycogen. Even worse when training ofc.
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Some important points in this post (& the referenced paper)...
Athletes often think that they are preserving muscle glycogen when taking in high levels of carbohydrate during activity. This is not correct.
Muscle glycogen is used at similar (or, as Tim would suggest, sometimes greater) rates when large amounts of CHO are ingested as when they are not.
What the ingestion of CHO does is preserve blood glucose to prevent "bonking"
Practically, then, the athlete should (only) take in the CHO required to keep blood glucose stable.
IME, this number is quite individual, but is easily monitored, esp these days, with glucometers and CGMs
Overeating CHO has several negative consequences, both in terms of metabolic health & in terms of shifting the body away from improving fat oxidation.
When it comes to carbohydrate during training/racing, athletes should be taking the Goldilocks approach... not too little, not too much, just right.
Tim Noakes@ProfTimNoakes
Yes. Eat a high CHO diet and fast for 16-24 hours to depleted the liver glycogen stores. It will harm performance if you don't ingest ~20g CHO per hour during exercise as you will definitely become hypoglycemic and your brain will force you to stop exercising. One of the iconic studies in exercise science tested just this pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3525502/. But it had a hidden message that has been ignored. The highly trained subjects in this 1986 study were clearly quite fat adapted (ie eating a lower than expected CHO diet - recall this was in 1986) because after 3 hours of exercise without CHO ingestion they were burning fat at 1.2g/min or 46kJ/min despite exercising at 70%VO2max. Even when ingesting CHO at 100g/hr they were still burning fat at 0.9g/min (34kJ/min). Ironically this study would launch the idea that unless you were ingesting CHO at 90 or more grams/hr your performance would suffer - because (apparently) you can't burn much fat when exercising at >70%VO2max so you have to provide an obligatory CHO source (once muscle glycogen in depleted). But this study rather showed the opposite. The authors fastidiously ignored any discussion of the high rates of fat oxidation they had measured in these athletes. Instead their study would be used as justification for high rates of CHO ingestion during prolonged exercise. @LoreofRunning1 @Alan_Couzens
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@Northern_Sentry @SparGeneralen @Jagarchefen transkription från ryss. Oklar trovärdighet, men inte helt osannolikt på vissa fronter
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@patrick_oshag So good! Any favorite insights/thoughts/parts/moments?
I did the audio but def gonna buy it and read it when I'm done with the current queue of books.
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