If it's marked on a map I consider it a bad spot. I just browse terrain maps for nice looking locations and then hike there to see what it's like in person. If there are signs of other people having stayed there in the recent months then I go somewhere else.
Admittedly I have the luxury of free to roam laws so I can camp quite literally where ever I want.
I'm a living proof that you can eat the same thing every day for decades and be just fine.
That's not a helpful answer.
AI is more than just LLMs. AlphaFold is an AI that figured out protein folding and it is not an LLM.
I'll have it if you don't want.
It objectifies women
By what logic?
I'm frugal by nature. For most of my life I've always had enough savings to buy almost anything I want. Whenever I get a "bonus" from somewhere, I'm not even tempted to go on a spending spree - it doesn't enable me to buy anything I couldn't have already bought anyway. I'm way more excited about seeing the value of my investments go up than I would be about a new iPhone or whatever.
I live in an old house, wear old clothes, drive an old truck, never travel, never eat out, etc. I guess I just value different things than some other people. I'd rather be financially secure and look poor than the other way around.
Alex O'connor talks a ton about religion. I personally skip those episodes but I love the others so I assume these are as good as long as you find the topic interesting which I don't.
Even after a multiple month long break it only takes few sessions for the tolerances to get back where they were. There are many good reasons to take a break but I don't think that reseting tolerances is one of them.
Not sure about the happy part but anti-social and high, yes.
Ads work. Consumer behavior is among the most studied phenomenoms in the world.
Bought some Mirka Abranet sanding discs too, and the dust extraction is so good now it produces virtually no dust at all. The light around the sanding head also highlights every imperfection on the wall amazingly well.
It's a bit on the heavy side - almost 7 kg - but I can deal with that. Luckily I only need it occasionally.
Robota S22 is the exact model, in case anyone's interested. Paid 170€ for it. There were cheaper and lighter ones, but those didn't have lights.
By far the most frustrating thing about plastering jobs is the drying times. This is especially true with inside corners - with a knife you pretty much can't do both sides the same day because you'll always end up messing up the opposite one.
I finally gave one of those corner tools a try, and the result is fucking mint. The customer is going to be so happy with these flawless corners tucked behind the curtains in their living room.
You could apply that same logic to everything and never complain ever again.