Love-Rugs

Love-Rugs is Scotland's leading rug specialist with a colossal range from budget to designer, completely custom-made rug service, carpet and LVT flooring.

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@karpathy You can do all that... But you can't afford it!

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@mark_k @OpenAI Usage fees will be going through the roof.

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@GeorgeFoulkes @CelticFC @JamTarts Hearts have irrevocably damaged their reputation with their lies. It's about time they apologise.

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@TonyTonyBloom Digging in when your position has been proven wrong is the definition of thickness.

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@sama The first thing you need to solve, that they should all be focusing on, is clean, limitless energy. After that you can do more.

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@GeorgeFoulkes Silly billy

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@laurensnys It's completely unusable on Plus now, while a month ago I could have a back and forth for an hour or two per 5h window.

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@actappalled42 @iruletheworldmo @sama No. I'm no dev or architect. So set with 5.5 in medium mainly, not sure how effectively it would handle sub agents? But 5-10 prompts ends my 5h limit on my Plus, I'll likely move to Pro (or Claude Pro and keep OAI Plus). But seems inefficient the way it is just now.

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@sama Codex limits are broken. A dozen basic back and forths with 5.5 medium and the 5h tokens are gone with Plus. Unusable.

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@sama If all models has an in build and up to date overview of what the other models could do and are best for it would really help with token efficiency and subagents.

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@sama Think we're at a point where they're now smart enough that if iterations maintain the level and get cheaper then that's where it needs to be for the masses (codex is great but burns through tokens fast).

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@sama It's been dreadful for me today. Much worse than normal.

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As luxury care homes set new standards with premium comforts, the role of interior design deepens. Rugs become pivotal—adding warmth, reducing noise, and enhancing space comfort. They aren't just decor but essential in creating a homey, luxurious feel.

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The 1930s saw a bold mix of Art Deco's rich hues and geometric patterns with the rise of functional designs. Rugs played a key role in this transformation, offering warmth and style, while bridging opulence with newfound practicality in British homes.

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Ever thought how a patterned rug can mirror the magic of a trendy sofa? It adds depth and colour, breaking monotony while hiding wear. Perfect for families and style enthusiasts, it ties decor together, effortlessly transforming a space with just one piece.

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Thinking about the 60-30-10 rule makes me realise how often rugs play the quiet hero in design. They subtly embody the 30% colour role, adding depth without overpowering. It's like they anchor everything, letting your accents truly shine. Smart design is seamless.

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Embracing vintage maximalism in interiors isn't just about bold colours and patterns. It's about weaving history with the present, creating a unique harmony. A rug with a vibrant pattern can anchor the room, providing both energy and a unifying touch.

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Gen Z's embrace of maximalism is reshaping interiors, favouring bold rugs that tell a personal story. These vibrant pieces not only infuse rooms with character but also align with the eco-conscious trend, proving that sustainability and style can coexist.

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As gardens embrace sustainability and tech by 2025, why not bring this ethos indoors with rugs? Rugs crafted from recycled materials offer style while promoting eco-friendly interiors, becoming the 'green' focal point that's as comforting as a garden retreat itself.