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It's a disease all over Europe
every corner of this hotel room in Italy has signs telling guests to share towels, not flush, and use less water every corner, not kidding! this feels more like the hotel chain saving money rather than saving the environment is it just me?
Congrats!!! First internet money for this guy 🎉🍾
I was at McDonald's with my mom and sister when it happened. My first internet money(9 freaking dollars$$$) Well, not exactly. I'd just left them to go home and work. It was around 9pm. I open my laptop and there's an email. Someone paid for my product. $9.10. My first ever
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@bryanrbeal @levelsio The hybrid is an overpriced piece of shit just like the rest of them. The weight helps you accept it in the short term, but they all crack in the end. I’m on my 3rd after somehow managing 2 free replacements, but this time they said no. Never again.
I added AI vision to http://Hotelist.com so you can filter on stuff that it finds in photos of the hotel This lets you filter for weightlifting gyms for example and it'll show you their gym in the list so you can immediately see if it's good gym or not Same with the other filters like [ 🥯 Cinnamon rolls ] or of course [ 🥩 Steak ] (P.S. looks like Holiday Inn reuses pics for other hotels or my scrapers needs a bug fix!)
Agreed, and I can prove that luxury hotels are mathematically literally very bad value For the amount of "more" money you pay for this luxury, you should be getting way way way more than you actually get (as measured by ratings) Aman should have an average rating of 9.5 but in
And yes polycarbonate is plastic!
Rimowa used to aluminum Now it's a lot of plastic! They still sell classic aluminum cases though but most of the new range that you see on the site is plastic Plastic is cheap to produce so higher profit margins (LVMH likes that!)
Rimowa used to aluminum Now it's a lot of plastic! They still sell classic aluminum cases though but most of the new range that you see on the site is plastic Plastic is cheap to produce so higher profit margins (LVMH likes that!)
@levelsio I also think Rimowa bags are very expensive, but they're made of aluminum as far as I remember, and they have a lifetime warranty or something like that... the only difference for me is that airports are more "careful" when handling them, because of their high cost and the
View quoted postI love American Tourister, I had this yellow one, never broke! Just EUR 118!
@levelsio 100% agree. Tired of companies jacking up prices and saying they're targeting only rich buyers, but quietly making the products worse. Overpriced for no reason. I go for reasonable options. American Tourister has been great for me. Broke some wheels and the handle, but cheap
View quoted postIt's not just luxury hotels that are a scam, it's almost everything that's luxury that's a scam Gf bought Rimowa suitcases, expensive and supposed to be better quality than regular ones, but of course they're much worse They keep breaking, like all of them, cracks in the handles, cracks in the sides, it's just cheap plastic shit but it costs $1000 or more Rimowa was bought by LVMH in 2016 which has an average profit margin of 66% and whose strategy is to increase prices by ~5x, decrease costs by ~5x and then create artificial scarcity (limited availability per shop) because people want what they can't get (not me though but many) LVMH is kinda like the luxury version of private equity, it makes everything more expensive and worse and hard to get!
Agreed, and I can prove that luxury hotels are mathematically literally very bad value For the amount of "more" money you pay for this luxury, you should be getting way way way more than you actually get (as measured by ratings) Aman should have an average rating of 9.5 but in
I'm very excited for my generation to get rich and start spending their money at hotels So they can pivot to a new audience It's not worth spending $800/night to $3000/night just to get "Here's your glass of champagne with your check in" Nobody I know drinks champagne It's all for alcoholic boomers
Agreed, and I can prove that luxury hotels are mathematically literally very bad value For the amount of "more" money you pay for this luxury, you should be getting way way way more than you actually get (as measured by ratings) Aman should have an average rating of 9.5 but in
Agreed, and I can prove that luxury hotels are mathematically literally very bad value For the amount of "more" money you pay for this luxury, you should be getting way way way more than you actually get (as measured by ratings) Aman should have an average rating of 9.5 but in reality barely hits an 8 on average, so they simply cannot produce the "luxury" experiences they are trying to market and brand themselves for It's essentially all smoke and mirrors, and reflects my experiences completely, you pay 10x more and get either 0.5x-1.5x more (eg many times 2x worse, sometimes a bit better) not 10x better! Other luxury chains are slightly better but none of them even get close to a 9 rating with the famous Ritz-Carlton being especially bad: its average rating is a 7.68 for a median price of $549/night, terrible! Real value can be found with Okura, Minor, Melia and even Marriott. Okura is interesting because well known as luxurious but median only $143/night So as I always say, luxury is mostly a scam, it doesn't exist and you're best off spending much less for much better value (and often better experiences too) Source: my new site stats page http://hotelist.com/stats
I’m a travel snob and used to stay at these hotels. But prices have become absurd—often $3k/night for a basic room. What’s worse, these resorts insulate you from the place you’re visiting. Find a locally-owned boutique and save your money for experiences outside the property.
View quoted postI think this is why I prefer to stay natty The moment you start with this stuff, you have to keep taking it forever, you go off and you're back to a skinny man that can't bench 50kg/110lbs Natural strength is real strength!
Airfryer steak only works if it's FROZEN and about 1.5cm / 0.6" thick
@DeGatchi just got it and tried the @levelsio beef technique but i fucked it up since i dont know the correct settings
New filter added where [ 🇺🇸 US Presidents stayed ] Because if the President stays there it might be a good hotel https://hotelist.com/?@=50.50112,7.90546,5.04z&amenities=ai_presidents_stayed
![New filter added where [ 🇺🇸 US Presidents stayed ]
Because if the President stays there it might be a good hotel
https://hotelist.com/?@=50.50112,7.90546,5.04z&amenities=ai_presidents_stayed](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HJb_v7kW0AEEuDy?format=jpg&name=orig)
You're right http://Hotelist.com algo isn't perfect yet, we need more data somehow esp on AC and degrowth stuff Maybe a scraper that browses hotel websites for degrowth terms like sustainability and environment
View quoted postFeature request for @xAI I'd love to see my usage per API key because that's kinda how I separate my projects
Jeans and Nikes is standard wear for Dutch tactical operations teams because they're on call 24/7 and when they're called up they have to be ready in minutes, kinda cool!
@levelsio WTF those heavily armed security guys wearing casual jeans!
View quoted postThis hotel I'm at in the Netherlands apart from having the AC limited to 23°C/74°F Also will NOT clean your room by default to save the 🌍 🍃 environment unless you explicitly put this sign outside (we did and they still didn't come to clean ofc) There's also no amenities at all unless you ask for it to contribute to "a more sustainable future" Even the coffee machine talks about how it's "a force for good" and "protecting natural ecosystems" Western Europe is so fucking tiring
Thank you the Netherlands and the European Union for making me retarded today because I couldn't sleep well due to your dumb ass anti-AC regulation I'm now less productive so will contribute less to the GDP today So congrats you made us all become poorer
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Thank you the Netherlands and the European Union for making me retarded today because I couldn't sleep well due to your dumb ass anti-AC regulation I'm now less productive so will contribute less to the GDP today So congrats you made us all become poorer
Just checked into a hotel in the Netherlands and of course the AC on max won't get the room lower than 23°C "That's the minimum of our hotel sir" So then I thought let's open the window, but "The windows are locked for security reasons sir" Another year, still degrowth 🤯
Just checked into a hotel in the Netherlands and of course the AC on max won't get the room lower than 23°C "That's the minimum of our hotel sir" So then I thought let's open the window, but "The windows are locked for security reasons sir" Another year, still degrowth 🤯
RT Sam Dumitriu Is AC banned in British new builds? In theory, no. But in practice it is ruled out in most cases for new builds. In this blog, I explain the specific barriers within Part O of the Building Regulations that block AC being installed in most new builds. https://www.samdumitriu.com/p/britain-needs-ac
Exact same with IBKR 😂
The best advice I always give to newly exited founders: Open a Vanguard account. Not Fidelity. Not Schwab. Vanguard. 'Smart advice,' You might think. 'They do have the lowest fees..' Wrong. Their interface is so awful, you will never trade.. Has made my clients millions.
Hyatt seems to do best here with 978 hotels but still maintaining a 7.8/10, great work!
It does yes There is no top 10 hotels with more than 150 hotels in their chain Kinda like Dunbar Number Over 150 and a hotel chain gets too big and once it hits 1000 hotels it becomes unmanageable and really goes to shit fast Hotels can't scale, well good ones can't, by
View quoted postRT @melissa this worked shockingly well i've got a 1000+ streak on whoop. in the first month i had it, i a/b tested sleep and i'd hit 100% all the time. i lost interest in the sleep % score after whoop changed the algo a year ago now i index heavily on the sleep graph instead. keeping the line low and flat. meaning i know all the things that make the line not low and flat when levels posted about this the first time, i realized we have one of the same humidity removing things in the master bathroom. i'd never interfaced with it before, because it's on a sensor. it just auto turns itself on and off after reading what levels said, i investigated the switch. i discovered there's a way to make it go on and stay on so last night i tried what levels did. i left it on all night. with the master bathroom door propped wide open i didn't think it'd do much. for one, the fan thing is like, really pretty far from where the bed is. and also, the bathroom always feels kind of humid. seems like weak ventilation and moreover, yesterday i'd had too much coffee. and too late in the day. meaning, at least for me, there was zero chance the sleep graph line would be low and flat if the line was low and flat, it would suggest that 1/ CO2 was lowered, and also, 2/ CO2 being lowered had a pronounced enough effect to counteract a strong known negative predictor this is not the lowest or the flattest line i've ever had. but conditional on this particular confounding variable, it's totally anomalous remarkable. this is probably the second single biggest sleep impact i've found let's see how it holds. i'm going to put our actual CO2 monitor in the room
🌡️ Sucking the CO2 out of my bedroom turned out to be the final thing improving my already good sleep to great My weekly sleep is now 1st in Los Angeles, 5th in California and Japan and 9th in Amsterdam, so really good Most people have way too high CO2 in their bedroom (1500 to
I do not know an airline with more ugly interior than Emirates, it's such a joke compared to Qatar I wonder why? Is it some Emirati monarch dominating the board meeting with his kitsch style and nobody dares to go against him? How does Qatar look so good and Emirates so bad?
Emirates has completed the first-ever retrofit of a two-class Airbus A380 aircraft introducing Premium Economy seating to the upper deck of the iconic aircraft in a 2-3-2 layout.
I now use my new site http://Hotelist.com to find hotels when I travel and I quickly realized smaller privately owned boutique hotels are generally a way better experience than big hotel chains Chains have to pay franchise fees and there's no responsibility when something goes wrong, the hotel owner doesn't really care because they just paid for the chain name/logo so it's their responsibility, while the actual chain also doesn't care because they have so many hotels, why would they? Having an issue in a small boutique hotel is an actual issue for a hotel owner because they actually care about their product, it's their life's work usually Also since they don't pay a franchise fee (which adds up to a lot), you get more value for your $$$ So I've added a Boutique hotel filter, so you can find those independently owned hotels and have better stays! And support local business too 😊
One thing I consistently experience when I fly to the Middle East or Asia is that many of the hotels we stay at are brand new Especially Qatar, Dubai, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Korea etc. Then you return to Europe or even US and they're much older and many broken down I always
This is your invitation to make a 3d map view animation with buildings slowly popping up over time with a bit time slider from 1000 years ago to now and make it work for all major cities @claudeai make no mistakes
Глобальная карта Испании со временем постройки каждого дома. Непривычно, конечно, видеть настолько далёкую историю в камне. https://newtral-datos.github.io/mapa_ciudades_epicentro_datos/
Everyone asks, they're stainless steel containers
Added some 🫐 blueberries and 🥬 lettuce I could find for airplane lunch box ❤️
Added some 🫐 blueberries and 🥬 lettuce I could find for airplane lunch box ❤️
🥩 Prepped juicy local cow with sea view and rice and some 🫐 berries and 🍌 fruit for this flight No need for airline slop if you can bring better food yourself!
🥩 Prepped juicy local cow with sea view and rice and some 🫐 berries and 🍌 fruit for this flight No need for airline slop if you can bring better food yourself!
@nizbuilds Yes we try Airline food is pretty bad Next time I fly I wanna make steak before and put it in a box and bring it and eat instead
View quoted postA nice way to stay safe is to ask Claude Code to audit your devices I do same on my VPS servers, so today I tried it on my MacBook Pro and it's pretty good at it too It founds lots of stuff that was not secured, I actually forgot to enable FileVault when I got this new MBP in 2025, also some local networking stuff Just ask it "can you security audit my computer"
My easiest daily food is 🥩 steak with 🥬 brussel sprouts and 🍚 rice It takes 30 seconds to prepare so anyone can do it and very healthy Frozen brussel sprouts I put in a oven tray, add a lot of salt and pepper and some oil, these need a looong time, you want them to be a bit brown outside and dry and crunchy inside, at least 30 mins in 200C/390F hot air fan oven, frozen vegetables seem to have extra nutritional benefits over fresh ironically Frozen (!) steak in airfryer with beef tallow and salt and pepper, I do about 9 mins then flip it and another 9, but it depends how thick your steak is, if unsure take it out and cut, it should be pink inside, brown outside (non-frozen steak will NOT work in airfryer), pink inside steak means you get a lot more of the nutrients than well done (overcooked) steak Rice is debatable, I eat it cause my gf is Brazilian, otherwise maybe not, I am unsure about its nutritional benefits, but it's some carbs, so good for exercise I think The rice cooker is the only ceramic one I could find one Amazon Enjoy 😊
Still getting Polsia spam But I noticed Polsia might have been kicked off Postmark because their headers now show Amazon SES Why Amazon AWS is allowing this kind of mass spam is beyond my understanding
Got my first Polsia spam finally Now I finally understand what their business really is: sending spam emails (allegedly)
One nice feature I added to http://Nomads.com a few years ago is the 🗓️ Legal Residence Calendar You add your travels and when your home, and it automatically tells you when you'd be a >183 day tax resident in places by counting where you were in last 183 days and per year It also notifies you via Telegram if you're getting close to staying 183 days somewhere It's generally preferably to not stay anywhere over 183 days, or if you do, to stay 183 days in the place where you're actually registered as a fiscal resident, because otherwise another country might be able to make a claim to your income for tax, and you might even be paying double tax then!
Shakira's story tells you everything you need to know about the Spanish 🇪🇸 tax system I had never looked into her case; always thought she had used some sort of shady business structure to avoid paying taxes But reality is way worse than that Turns out, she wasn't really
View quoted post🌡️ Sucking the CO2 out of my bedroom turned out to be the final thing improving my already good sleep to great My weekly sleep is now 1st in Los Angeles, 5th in California and Japan and 9th in Amsterdam, so really good Most people have way too high CO2 in their bedroom (1500 to 2500 ppm) because that's what you breathe out and it doesn't get refreshed, I discovered this after getting an @airthings sensor (unaffiliated, I just like it) There's a lot of confusion about CO2, you can't "air purify" CO2 out, it doesn't work like that, also it's not CO, it's CO2, it's what you breathe out, slowly a room will fill up with it and your brain and body will start struggling. You realize CO2 high when you feel a room is "stuffy", too many people breathing out, not enough fresh air coming in If you sleep as a couple the CO2 will be double because you both breathe out for 8 hours. Americans who think HVAC will save them: no most HVAC recirculates air it does not refresh air (very new houses do though), also outside US: regular AC just recirculates air, for CO2 to be removed you have to bring in fresh air from outside (like a bathroom fan sucking out air to create pressure to bring in new air, or an actual refresh air system). Opening a window is a nice idea but these days (?) almost everywhere is loud and you'll wake up from stuff to also slowly destroy your sleep Most people also sleep WAY too hot around 23°C/73°F but don't realize it, because that's a good temperature for a living room in the day, but way too hot for good sleep. Most studies show the ideal bedroom temperature is around 15-18°C / 59-65°F. Above that your body will not enter deep sleep meaning 8 hours of sleep in a hot bedeoom might just be 5 hours of actual sleep (I see people from warm countries consistently not accept this, so my rebuttal is: if you sleep so well, why is your GDP so low). The fix is installing a powerful AC, not blasting it in your direction (that's bad for your nose), and cleaning it re...
🌡️ Update: 100% sleep score with bathroom fan on to keep CO2 low It sucks CO2 out of the room and creates a low pressure field that brings in new fresh air from outside the room Last time 100% sleep was in an Airbnb in Brazil we stayed which was a house built in 1970s mostly
🌡️ Sucking the CO2 out of my bedroom turned out to be the final thing improving my already good sleep to great My weekly sleep is now 1st in Los Angeles, 5th in California and Japan and 9th in Amsterdam, so really good Most people have way too high CO2 in their bedroom (1500 to 2500 ppm) because that's what you breathe out and it doesn't get refreshed, I discovered this after getting an @airthings sensor (unaffiliated, I just like it) There's a lot of confusion about CO2, you can't "air purify" CO2 out, it doesn't work like that, also it's not CO, it's CO2, it's what you breathe out, slowly a room will fill up with it and your brain and body will start struggling. You realize CO2 high when you feel a room is "stuffy", too many people breathing out, not enough fresh air coming in If you sleep as a couple the CO2 will be double because you both breathe out for 8 hours. Americans who think HVAC will save them: no most HVAC recirculates air it does not refresh air (very new houses do though), also outside US: regular AC just recirculates air, for CO2 to be removed you have to bring in fresh air from outside (like a bathroom fan sucking out air to create pressure to bring in new air, or an actual refresh air system). Opening a window is a nice idea but these days (?) almost everywhere is loud and you'll wake up from stuff to also slowly destroy your sleep Most people also sleep WAY too hot around 23°C/73°F but don't realize it, because that's a good temperature for a living room in the day, but way too hot for good sleep. Most studies show the ideal bedroom temperature is around 15-18°C / 59-65°F. Above that your body will not enter deep sleep meaning 8 hours of sleep in a hot bedeoom might just be 5 hours of actual sleep (I see people from warm countries consistently not accept this, so my rebuttal is: if you sleep so well, why is your GDP so low). The fix is installing a powerful AC, not blasting it in your direction (that's bad for your nose), and cleaning it re...
🌡️ Update: 100% sleep score with bathroom fan on to keep CO2 low It sucks CO2 out of the room and creates a low pressure field that brings in new fresh air from outside the room Last time 100% sleep was in an Airbnb in Brazil we stayed which was a house built in 1970s mostly
RT Elon Musk Try it out! (Partially trained on Colossus 2)
Introducing Composer 2.5, our most powerful model yet. It's more intelligent, better at sustained work on long-running tasks, and more reliable at following complex instructions. For the next week, we’re doubling the included usage of the model.
This is awesome I like the idea of people not showing up for the weekly event twice get banned for the third time
Con mis amigos arrancamos a hacer 1 juntada x mes donde hay un anfitrión que elige plan, día y hora. Sí o sí entre semana (salvo casos extraordinarios) y se toma asistencia. 1 falta = 1 strike. 2strikes se pierde la próxima. Ayer fue en la Rondinella y ya hubo un strike.
Testing a bit with 3d terrain on Hoodmaps today You can actually see the favelas in Rio pretty well, this is Rocinha, it's kinda hidden between a mountain top and another one, like a valley It's the most populous favela in the country with 70,000+ people living there
Melburnians, is Malvern East some meme? People keep tagging it's not Malvern East but even Google says it's Malvern East?
Another thing I learnt is I always hated tourist areas for good reason, especially after living in Amsterdam for almost a decade as a Dutch person and we'd generally avoid the center because it was such a tourist dump, and very few things that the foreigners there did had much to do with the things we as Dutch people did which presumably is what they came here for, Dutch culture right? Realizing that's the same in most countries I liked to travel and try find the somewhat local areas outside the tourist zones, I just wanted to live like a local (as pretentious as that sounds) 10 years ago that was fun and I still try to! What I never realized that yes the tourist areas are a net negative and as you see in the Europe of 2026, they easily turn into unliveable areas of criminals, junkies, drug cartels and generally low-lifes you don't wanna be near Why? Because if a neighborhood slowly becomes only tourists and not locals, the businesses change to only cater for tourists, the quality goes down because tourists are transient and businesses won't care if their customers have a bad experience, they have a fresh supply of tourists on Thursday and Friday they can rip off Essentially the soul of a city dies in tourist districts, and with it any care and love to maintain the area's upkeep, and then you get shady people setting up shop there It's a rotten ecosystem of tourists who think they are experiencing something local while not and the lowest tier bottom feeders of society preying on them to make money by ripping them off or as you see now just robbing them, it's a net negative A good neighborhood is a healthy mix of majority locals, some foreigners and some tourists, once that % goes off balance, things go to shit fast as you can see in parts of Barcelona and other European cities How to enforce that though I am not sure either One thing I know is that the hipster (I guess now called trendy/artsy/cool, yellow on Hoodmaps) areas are usually a nice balance of tha...
🇪🇸 Barcelona is particularly interesting The tourist center used to be just pickpockets targeting tourists, but now you have the highest crime rate in El Raval with drug dens/squats (narco piso), violent robberies and stabbings The problem as a tourist in a new city you'd never
Another thing I learnt is I always hated tourist areas for good reason, especially after living in Amsterdam for almost a decade as a Dutch person and we'd generally avoid the center because it was such a tourist dump, and very few things that the foreigners there did had much to do with the things we as Dutch people did which presumably is what they came here for, Dutch culture right? Realizing that's the same in most countries I liked to travel and try find the somewhat local areas outside the tourist zones, I just wanted to live like a local (as pretentious as that sounds) 10 years ago that was fun and I still try to! What I never realized that yes the tourist areas are a net negative and as you see in the Europe of 2026, they easily unliveable pockets of crime, junkies and low-lifes Why? Because if a neighborhood slowly becomes only tourists and not locals, the businesses change to only cater for tourists, the quality goes down because tourists are transient and businesses won't care if their customers have a bad experience, they have a fresh supply of tourists on Thursday and Friday they can rip off Essentially the soul of a city dies in tourist districts, and with it any care and love to maintain the area's upkeep, and then you get shady people setting up shop there It's a rotten ecosystem of tourists who think they are experiencing something local while not and the lowest tier bottom feeders of society preying on them to make money by ripping them off or as you see now just robbing them, it's a net negative A good neighborhood is a healthy mix of majority locals, some foreigners and some tourists, once that % goes off balance, things go to shit fast as you can see in parts of Barcelona and other European cities How to enforce that though I am not sure either One thing I know is that the hipster (I guess now called trendy/artsy/cool, yellow on Hoodmaps) areas are usually a nice balance of that and are nice to live to for both locals, foreigners and fu...
🇪🇸 Barcelona is particularly interesting The tourist center used to be just pickpockets targeting tourists, but now you have the highest crime rate in El Raval with drug dens/squats (narco piso), violent robberies and stabbings The problem as a tourist in a new city you'd never
✈️ Kinda hard to see but I also started adding flight paths Because I realized every time I was in some either hipster or ghetto it also had lots of planes landing or taking off above me I don't know if there's a correlation but living there I wouldn't trust all the aviation fuel being sprayed above my head Will add for all cities with airports! 😊
@levelsio wish I had known of hoodmaps before buying my apartment... it is regrettably accurate 💀
View quoted postDepending how you measure the crime area in Barcelona's center is even bigger though, but it's more pickpocketing in the Gothic Quarter than violent crime, but still... What you see is European cities are starting to mirror cities in the United States now: ask any American and of course you avoid the downtown, it's always crime, drugs and poverty Historically this was NOT the case in Europe! Downtown areas in European capitals were historical and beautiful, now they're overrun by crime and starting to be no-go zones
🇪🇸 Barcelona is particularly interesting The tourist center used to be just pickpockets targeting tourists, but now you have the highest crime rate in El Raval with drug dens/squats (narco piso), violent robberies and stabbings The problem as a tourist in a new city you'd never
🇪🇸 Barcelona is particularly interesting The tourist center used to be just pickpockets targeting tourists, but now you have the highest crime rate in El Raval with drug dens/squats (narco piso), violent robberies and stabbings The problem as a tourist in a new city you'd never know that because Google Maps doesn't tell you But Hoodmaps does 😊
http://Hoodmaps.com now also has crime data! Very important in European capitals nowadays to tell you which neighborhoods to avoid The terrorist attack of yesterday in Modena, Italy was just on the edge of a set of three very unsafe neighborhoods Now available for most
The crime data is quite granular and I added it to most cities on Hoodmaps Nice if you're planning a trip or walking around a city, you can open it on your phone, it gets your GPS and you see where not to go
http://Hoodmaps.com now also has crime data! Very important in European capitals nowadays to tell you which neighborhoods to avoid The terrorist attack of yesterday in Modena, Italy was just on the edge of a set of three very unsafe neighborhoods Now available for most
http://Hoodmaps.com now also has crime data! Very important in European capitals nowadays to tell you which neighborhoods to avoid The terrorist attack of yesterday in Modena, Italy was just on the edge of a set of three very unsafe neighborhoods Now available for most cities!
Hoodmaps: the ruthless truth about your city my favorite @levelsio project more accurate then google maps at times 😁 we should use it more so it stays updated 💯
RT Boris Hoodmaps: the ruthless truth about your city my favorite @levelsio project more accurate then google maps at times 😁 we should use it more so it stays updated 💯
Nice travel blog
Detroit impressions: • The downtown is full of beautiful buildings. All of them seem to have been built specifically in the 1920s. I guess that is after the city had accumulated enough auto wealth but before the twin hits of Modernism and the Depression. (I hadn't known that
Very interesting data: - Cold bedroom AC confirmed to be great for sleep (esp for men) - Seperate blankets from bf/gf great for sleep (esp for men) - Sleeping alone is great for men but bad for women - Fasting 3h before bed is great for both!
A couple tracked the impact of their choices + behaviours on sleep quality for 2.5 years. Below were the ones that had the most impact:
If Claude Code keeps being slow like this while I pay $200/mo (and they don't let me pay more) They will essentially force me to leave to Codex and I don't want to But it's soooooo slooooooooooooowwwww
Good reminder to everyone who is always like "what does it matter if everyone gets a mind virus just ignore it" Okay but then you ignore it and suddenly you're allergic to meat because they spread genetically engineered tics because "meat is bad" It's always a slippery slope!
A peer-reviewed paper published last year in the journal Bioethics by two professors at Western Michigan University School of Medicine argues that it is "morally obligatory" to genetically engineer ticks to spread alpha-gal syndrome, a permanent condition that makes you violently
Japan is speedrunning their companies into the ground while the Koreans and Chinese are happy to take their business Crazy to watch
The new AI Camera Assistant* with Xperia Intelligence brings stories to life. Using subject, scene and weather, it suggests expressive options with adjustments of colour, exposure, bokeh, and lens for breathtaking photos*. https://www.sony.co.jp/en/xperia-1m8/s/ #SonyXperia #Xperia1VIII
My site Airline List tells you if an airline has @Starlink
@robj3d3 There should be a website to check if an airline has Starlink.
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