Youtube and reddit signal suggestions

Hi,

I've got my reddit post and YouTube transcript engines up looking for momentum plays and signals. I follow a bunch of the usual stuff.

If anyone has recommendations of other subreddits or YouTube channels to process, I'm here for it.

Thanks

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u/UnlikelyJuice8796 — 2 days ago

[Japanese > English] Unknown ancient looking mail

I live in Japan. This was in my mailbox today. I am the address in the 519-0506 address and that is the Google business name on the address but I don't think it is addressed to my name. I don't care about doxing myself. This is written on sort of an old paper.

I don't speak Japanese. I don't know anyone in Japan and I don't have any friends in Japan.

This was sent to my workshop location which like two people would know about. Not sent to my house. My workshop is built within the last year so it's not like it's some old address with previous owners.

Google and chatgpt had a hard time translating it. Something about staying cool in the hot summer?

But more importantly - why did someone send me this and who? Is there some meaning or significance that I am missing?

u/UnlikelyJuice8796 — 12 days ago

I couldnt find a single self-hosted model on a 12gb GPU that could use an MCP server to get the temperature from home assistant

Per the title - anyone have a model that can do it?

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u/UnlikelyJuice8796 — 2 months ago

Arthroscopic photos for curious people

I had arthroscopy about a month ago. Original investigation was possible torn labrum with para-labral cyst pushing on nerves. The doctor said these photos show 1) The cyst 2) the frayed but not torn labrum.

Just for anyone curious. No idea if thats the right assessment of the first image - the doctor and i don't speak the same language.

u/UnlikelyJuice8796 — 2 months ago

Retiring with two cars

Ive been struggling with the "best decision" for this and cant figure out what decision to make.

I am planning to retire early next year. We have no debt or liability. I would like to reduce expenses to the absolute reasonably minimum as possible. That means - not living like poor people but not being stupid either. Like netflix and Spotify for sure would get cut, but keeping two cell phones wouldn't. But changing cellphone plans to be lower cost plans is possible.

We have two cars a 2024 rav4 and a 2024 hiace wide body. The rav4 is for going around and the hiace is for transporting stuff (we own a farm, i have a workshop and move lumber or furniture sometimes, etc) . They are his and her cars. Neither car gets used a ton. Maybe 3000km on each a year. We live in the countryside and we both also have motorbikes that gets used primarily. Both cars are paid for. The hiace we have thought about using as a camping car and traveling around Japan a bit in retirement.

I contemplate what to do with the cars in retirement.

There are options

  1. sell both and buy one smaller but not a death trap vehicle - still safe car. No kei truck

  2. sell one

  3. sell one for something smaller and still have 2

  4. keep both and change nothing

  5. find ways to reduce costs like dropping optional insurance and doing my own shaken but i have no idea the risks of this

Each car costs about $3000 a year just in optional insurance, taxes and shaken fees. Hiace gets like 6km/l and rav4 is about double that.

Its worth noting that my wife drives the rav4 and she probably wouldn't or couldn't drive the hiace due to its size and her just being a new and bad driver. So i would be taking some freedom from her. She really doesnt like driving any car at all to be honest but she will only drive the rav4 when shes forced to drive something.

I am just curious what a balanced perspective other reasonably minded people would take - keeping in mind both cars are paid for.

The cars can fit within a retirement budget but whether thats reasonable and logical or not is debatable. Especially when you factor that over 20 years.

Thanks

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u/UnlikelyJuice8796 — 3 months ago

Received this as change today. Seems a bit suspicious to be in perfect condition

Per title. Says this currency last issued in the 90s

u/UnlikelyJuice8796 — 3 months ago