bjornasm

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by bjornasm 3y ago
Are you using Power BI? If it is easy to find and use ground truth data I find that people will start using that. Encourage sharing reports, but make it "official" by sharing them through Power BI.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Facts are sometimes just facts, not impressive fun facts.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>I than proceeded to put a Pi next to it, that would listen to incoming Plex requests and would start up and shut down the server with WoL. How hard is this to configure? I have a server at home I use to run a database and computational
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Its pocket money untill other european countries follow.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
This is a common misinterpretation of the story. Its not like Norway is the only country able to issue fines. Yes, Norways fines wont bring down meta. But how large will the fines become if rest of Europe follows their example?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>Not sure where you got the 4 days part from the article. They didn't get the 4 days part from the article, they said the norm should be 4 days working and 1 day for meetings for normal workers.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
This is something I have in place in my home right now. My electric car for instance is charging itself at the hours with the lowest prices. If I want I can hook up my water boiler, my A/C etc to the same system. Pretty wild that this
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by bjornasm 3y ago
As if you don't easily see the futileness of soending your life chasing money when you are very intelligent.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Google Scholar shows hundreds of Genetic Programming papers published in 2023. If we expand with some years, several have hundreds of citations, so the field is seemingly alive and well. I hope to find some uses of it myself, just because I
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by bjornasm 3y ago
How do you know he is belittling a former student?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Yeah agree. The world becomes a bleak place if people are not allowed to joke around a bit, especially harmless jokes as those.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
You can interpret it as pettiness or just a humorous remark said with a smile.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Somehow it reminds me of the people (that also can be found here) that decries that a programming language is "horrible", "unusable", "a mess" because of some esoteric detail. Its just ends up as a too strong d
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Interesting how the reception seem to be different this time around compared to when they were called Pynecone. At least that is my recollection. I follow this project with interest, I don't understand all that "you shouldn't
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Its the same things, they are just selling the concept and the product, not just the product.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Post10 is a gem of a person that helped me through the worst days of covid related anxieties.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I allways assumed it was put on heavily downvoted posts to kind of "hide" low quality content. TIL I suppose.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Shame that you are focusing on a single detail rather than the point of my comment. No not everyone in the world, it should have been in quote marks. Glad to have cleared that up to you. Don't mind me, in every thread about SO in here
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Why are you just dismissing people with an other viewpoint than you as "those with an axe to grind" that "keep on harping forever and everywhere"? Your complete disregard of others experience and viewpoint is extremely i
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by bjornasm 3y ago
How can you post a new answer when you are asking the question?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
If everyone feel it is toxic, while you don’t, you might want to consider the thought that it is actually toxic.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
They do it because they did not live in the decades where coding was used for the work of low level staff. Language changes, chances are that you also use words and phrases in an other context than where they were used decades before your t
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Just started down this path, its such a nice workflow. I find that my notebook ends up with being a great overview of my codebase without going into the details of every function.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
In a true notebook you would maybe want to do the following: import matplotlib matplotlib.use('Agg') import matplotlib.pyplot as plt plt.plot([1, 2, 3, 2.5, 2.8]) Alright, saving the figure at 50 dpi first plt.savef
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>People use it for two reasons: a) because they need to get those graphs on the screen and this is the only way b) running ML code on a remote, beefier server. Do you have a source of this, or is it something you dreamed up? Weird claim
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Yes, tons of science is done with it. I have been co-author on two studies where the ML and DL models were in notebooks. Saying that all you can generate is good presentations is wrong and I dont understand what compells you to make these s
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by bjornasm 3y ago
import random some_value = 9 # return a number between 0 and, including, 100 if below_ten := some_value < 10: print(f"{below_ten}, some_value is smaller than 10") Random isn't used in this function, but m
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by bjornasm 3y ago
That is incredibly annoying to find when you search for help for your problem. While maybe OP could/should do something else, you have great reasons to do X by Y. Ofcourse if you make your own question about doing X by Y you get referr
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I really appreciate making a conscious choice to buy t-shirts that are supporting some initiative, group, project or athlete that you care of, and try to do it myself. T-shirts are something that is used in unformal settigns (at least for m
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>When making software at least, you know when you’re trying to use a decorative stud to hold up part of your house Do you? Sometimes quick-one-time fixes becomes the center of important software.

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