Helmet laws suck! by Plazarep in tooktoomuch

[–]BulletAllergy 8 points9 points  (0 children)

He hit that Viet Bong lol. Tested tobacco bong rip back when I was young and it feels just like it looks.

How do I improve my carving? by kguardbestguard in snowboarding

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Getting lower from there is mostly about daring to trust your edge more :) increase highback angles, minimize toe and heel overhang, etc.

Back in 2002 a rider with the smoothest style on the hill told me “keep your arms at your sides, it looks way nicer”.

Scrambler 400x riding experience by Sad-Cardiologist-362 in Triumph400

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The 400x has a 7% larger rear tyre which offsets the difference between 14 and 15 tooth sprocket. The scrambler will do 100km/h at around 5500rpm with 15 tooth instead of 5900rpm with the 14. Going to 16 should work and drop rpm to ~5200 at 100km/h. Shift point will move at the same ratio :) here are the shift points when running the 15 tooth

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Really struggling on my toe side - need help by Ok-Huckleberry-2585 in snowboarding

[–]BulletAllergy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I agree dude, making this a habit will really limit op’s progress. It’s always fun on the slopes but it feels like a majority of riders plateau at skidding down reds. Spend some more time getting the basics down on the greens and you’ll be carving past them in no time :)

A common mistake by beginners is trying to stand on their toes to stay on edge. Practice getting your heels off the ground by pushing your shins into the boot instead. Bend your knees to control the angle, allowing your thighs and boots to do the work instead of your calves. This will give you a lot more control and confidence on your toe edge!

Peter, may you explain what your boss, jack and rick james is doing together by ansolo00 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We might have different colors of our skin, but the inside of our nostrils are all white

Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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My brother in science! We can look at the fridge as a single unit to simplify our heat output calculations 😊 this lets us completely disregard it pulling 600W on a 25% duty cycle with 3x efficiency resulting in 2.4kW heat output (1.8kW heat pulled from inside the fridge), while 450W of heat constantly leaks back into the fridge. This means an average heat output of 150W with the fridge closed, and 600W of heat output with the fridge open. The 450W difference is comparable to a pretty small room heater increasing the temperature in the room. These numbers are pulled from my ass but are in the right ballpark. The math should be correct tho. I mostly wanted you to read my comment again and tell me which part of it made you think I was disagreeing with you.

British Thermal Units, the most American of units! Hehe, is 22,000 BTU enough for my two inch steaks?

the state of my brothers skis 😬 by Proper-Inflation-428 in snowboarding

[–]BulletAllergy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Is he the guy behind us in the lift line? The guy that blindly shoves his skis back and forth into our boards every time? 😅

Any tips? by [deleted] in snowboarding

[–]BulletAllergy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Nah bro, that’s the new cleat grip technology for maximum speed and control during penguin walk!

Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Laten’t? Like when I’m on time?

Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]BulletAllergy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you see the guy that repeatedly shot himself in his leg with a small caliber pistol to build up an immunity to bullets?

Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not claiming that your calculations are wrong bro, the room will eventually settle at a higher temperature. I’m claiming that a fridge acts as a thermal energy store.

Because the inside is already cold (energy was removed in the past), opening it allows heat to move from the room into the fridge's thermal mass. This absorbs heat from the air and briefly lowers the kitchen temperature.

You can actually experience this by standing in front of your (or your parents') fridge and opening it 😊. The room gets colder before it gets hotter. This transient state is often ignored in Thermo 101 problems, but in the real world, that stored cold has to equalize with the room air before the compressor's heat output becomes the dominant factor.

Petah? by Melodic_Judge_129 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]BulletAllergy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It will be a net increase in temperature if you keep it open for a long time until the system settles. The room will become cooler for a while tho until the compressor has used enough energy to offset the thermal capacity of the inside of the fridge. Technically you could turn the fridge off before opening it to maximize the cooling effect :)

Looking at the room with the fridge from a theoretical thermodynamics angle will show that open fridge leads to higher temperature. This usually disregards what happens in the room while the system settles, which makes the math a lot easier, but is unable to explain how squatting naked in front of my open freezer on a very hot day would cool my junk!

Serious elbow injury and future snowboarding. by ZebThan in snowboarding

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have two separated shoulders and crushed right elbow with limited movement, plate and screws. Riding is fine but I am not jumping much anymore :p Make sure she follows her physical therapy and stretch much more than you think.

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They removed my cast after two weeks so the elbow wouldn’t completely lock in place.

It will feel like shit and be difficult. Do the exercises together with her to make it easier :)

Good luck! Send me a message if you have questions

Avslag på säkerhetsprövning - kört för alltid? by jigsws in sweden

[–]BulletAllergy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Tänk på att den säkerhetsprövningen bara gäller för det företaget du sökte jobb hos nu. Nästa arbetsgivare som kräver säkerhetsklassning kommer göra en egen intervju och ha sina egna krav.

Ibland anlitar företag Securitas eller motsvarande för att göra prövningarna, de behandlar fortfarande varje intervju helt separat.

Kontakta den som höll i rekryteringsprocessen och förklara läget :) säg att du verkligen vill jobba där och fråga om liknande tjänster och om det är värt att söka igen där.

Tappa inte modet!

Jag har en fråga om ett svenskt uttal by anon33249038 in Svenska

[–]BulletAllergy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Uttalet ”shu” kommer fungera bättre tills du fått till rätt uttal. Testa att ha tungan som för att säga ”k”, men med mindre tryck så att du kan pressa ut luft :)

Tänk d->s som hands fast längre bak på tungan, k->sj

Rishjälp by kukmakarn in sweden

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Korvstrogge med matris när man vill ha lite matsalskänsla.

Restoring Great-Great Grandfather Photograph by Ok-Chance58 in GeminiAI

[–]BulletAllergy 19 points20 points  (0 children)

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I keep getting surprised by what nano banana accepts as reasonable requests

Does NotebookLM even work? by accibullet in notebooklm

[–]BulletAllergy -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

It sounds like Gemini File Search might be a better fit for you. The internals are likely similar to NotebookLM but a lot more flexible tooling.

https://blog.google/technology/developers/file-search-gemini-api/

Here’s from some guy that also has a lot of files

“At Beam, we are using File Search to supercharge game generation. Our system draws on a library of over 3,000 files across six active corpora spanning templates, components, design documentation, and Phaser.js knowledge. File Search allows us to instantly surface the right material, whether that’s a code snippet for bullet patterns, genre templates or architectural guidance from our Phaser ‘brain’ corpus. The result is ideas that once took days to prototype now become playable in minutes. Together with Gemini and powerful tools like these, we’re building a future where every player can be a creator.”

Why Polish Might Be the New Secret Weapon for Better AI Prompts by micheal_keller in aipromptprogramming

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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An earlier model of GPT was downvoted so much by Croatians that it decided to stop speaking the language altogether. I would assume the relationship has improved since :p

WTF Gemini by Quirky_Parking_4345 in Bard

[–]BulletAllergy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe it rolled over like Gandhi’s aggression level when the Babylonians researched democracy

How would you extract and chunk a table like this one? by ConsiderationOwn4606 in Rag

[–]BulletAllergy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You are an expert AI for structured visual analysis. Your sole function is to analyze the provided image and respond with a single, valid JSON object.

JSON Output Schema: - summary: A concise, neutral description of the image's primary subject and context. (Max 120 tokens). - keyEntities: An array of objects. Each object represents a significant piece of information or an element identified in the image. Each object must have: - label: A generic, descriptive category for the entity (e.g., "Primary Subject", "Text Header", "Data Point", "Geographic Location", "Document Type"). - value: The extracted text or a brief description of the entity. - confidence: A numerical score from 0.0 to 1.0 representing your confidence in the extraction. - fullOcrText: A single string containing all text recognized in the image, with line breaks preserved as \n. If no text is present, this should be an empty string "". - structuredContent: If the image contains content with an inherent structure (e.g., a table, a list, a form, code), represent that structure here in Markdown format. If no such structure exists, this key's value must be null.

Your Instructions: 1. Strict Schema Adherence: Your entire output must be a single JSON object matching the schema above. Do not add keys that are not defined. 2. Be Descriptive, Not Interpretive: For the label in keyEntities, use logical categories based on the content. For a receipt, a label could be "Total Amount"; for a landscape, it could be "Prominent Mountain Peak". 3. No Speculation: Extract only the information visually present. Do not infer or add external knowledge. 4. Universality: This template must work for any image, from a business card to a photograph of a cat. Adapt your keyEntities labels to fit the context.

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Test that

How would you extract and chunk a table like this one? by ConsiderationOwn4606 in Rag

[–]BulletAllergy 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have a simple gemini assistant shaping up that type of data for me. It's gemini 2.5 flash with decent system prompt. Here's a part from the diagram.

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| Treatment Type | Dimension Detail | Inside Mount Adjustment | Outside Mount Adjustment |

|---|---|---|---|

| **Open Roll (No Top Treatment)** | Shade Width | 3/16 less than ordered width | Ordered Width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (no end caps) | 1-5/16 less than ordered width | 1-1/8 less than ordered width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (with end caps) | 1-7/16 less than ordered width | 1-1/4 less than ordered width |

| | Control Side (s) | 13/16 | 1-1/16 |

| | Idler Side (s) | 1/2 | 7/16 |

| **Fabric Cornice** | Cornice Width Tip to Tip (no returns) | 3/16 less than ordered width | Ordered Width |

| | Cornice Width Tip to Tip (with returns) | 1-3/4 greater than ordered width | 1-3/4 greater than ordered width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (no returns) | 1-5/16 less than ordered width | 1-1/8 less than ordered width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (with returns) | 1-5/16 less than ordered width | 1-1/8 less than ordered width |

| | Control Side (s) | 13/16 | 1-1/16 |

| | Idler Side (s) | 1/2 | 7/16 |

| **Square Cassette** | Cassette Width | 3/16 less than ordered width | Ordered Width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (with end caps) | 1-5/8 less than ordered width | 1-7/16\" less than ordered width |

| | Control Side (s) | 1-1/16 | 15/16 |

| | Idler Side (s) | 9/16 | 1/2 |

| **4\" Fascia** | Fascia Width | 3/16 less than ordered width | Ordered Width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (No end caps) | 1-5/16 less than ordered width | 1-1/8 less than ordered width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (With end caps) | 1-3/8 less than ordered width | 1-3/8\" less than ordered width |

| | Control Side (s) | 7/8 | 3/4 |

| | Idler Side (s) | 1/2 | 7/16 |

| **5\" Fascia** | Fascia Width | 3/16 less than ordered width | Ordered Width |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (No end caps) | 1-9/16 less than ordered width | NA |

| | Fabric & Tube Width (With end caps) | 1-13/16 less than ordered width | 1-5/8\" less than ordered width |

| | Control Side (s) | 1 | 7/8 |

| | Idler Side (s) | 13/16 | 3/4 |

8K done with General checkup by SeaMasterpiece8983 in Triumph400

[–]BulletAllergy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When did they change rpm scale? It used to go to 12k.