Nicolay Gerold

When you are hungry you secrete glucagon, which extracts stores of energy out of the liver and the muscles. When these are depleted you use body fat. Consuming carbohydrates or fats first causes a spike in glucose often triggering you eat more. If you eat the fibrous things first, it blunts the increase of glucose and the increase of glucose of... See more

We have lots and lots of customers who want to have specialized models that are cheaper, smaller, and have really high accuracy and performance. They’re saying, “Hey, this is what I want to do. I want to classify this particular defect in the manufacturing process from these pictures really well.” And there, the accuracy matters. Every ounce of... See more

You should avoid sharp spikes in glucose. Movement before a meal can dumpen the glucose response.

Temperature is the signal by which the circadian clock entrails all cells and tissue to be on the same schedule.

ScaleCrafter is capable of generating images with resolution of 4096 x 4096 and results with resolution of 2048 x 1152 based on pre-trained diffusion models on a lower resolution. Notably, our approach needs no extra training/optimziation .

Insulin’s shuttles glucose to the different parts of the body to be used as fuel. Your blood sugar needs to be kept in a certain range. If glucose levels get to high, the glucose can damage and destroy neurons.

Advice I’d give my younger self: Don’t focus on energy output (working too hard). Focus on energy production (recharging activities). If you produce more energy than you burn, it’s impossible to burn out.

4. The person who is well rested might be able to work 16-hour days 6 days per week. The person who never works but scrolls TikTok all day can... See more

Part of building a generative AI and real-time intelligence in our product is being able to react in real time . A lot of companies will say they have real time, I would call it next-day action versus next best action. Next-day action is you're taking action based on intelligence, that's been processed the night before because you're having to... See more

People think of browser extensions as brittle: a site changes its CSS selectors, and bam the extension breaks.

But I think the opposite: it's wild how *resilient* browser extensions often are!

Consider the context: I can extend any aspect of a webapp UI, with zero support or foresight by the original app devs... and it actually works?

I've built... See more