bjornasm

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by bjornasm 3y ago
>There’s a reason millions more people from the EU live in the USA than the other way. Or why there’s a line 100s of millions long to come to the USA. That the EU has 100million more inhabitants, a history of relocating to the US or amer
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by bjornasm 3y ago
What a weird way of framing it. The USA is compared with EU, so it doesn't matter if USA is more diverse than single european countries. As you point out, EU is also very diverse.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>For one person who doesn't need to carry a lot Transport e-bikes can take several people, furniture etc. No problem bicycling in bad weather either, people regularly bike in ice and snow.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Its no longer ebike adoption if its not ebikes. What is the point of getting people to "adopt" what isn't biking?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
By not having pedals it stops being a bicycle, and you are just creating another motorvehicle in traffic, defeating any purpose of an e-bike.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
You don't understand how people rather want to read some short comments and share their thoughts than to spend a lot more time reading a long blogpost?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
> You’re not an expert in your field, otherwise you wouldn’t be publishing in a blog, but writing papers and giving interviews. Woah strongly disagree with this as well as it showcase a fundamental lack of knowledge on different communic
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by bjornasm 3y ago
No its not, there are lots of more alternatives.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Agreed. Its always "Finally we have added xyz support for our abc module, now you can just call mnb by using the cba function!!" while (I believe) 90% of the people reading that just want to know what kind of tool it is. On topic:
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>you definitely do not have ADHD, then. I find these absolutely impossible to trace through when I want to find out what a program is actually doing, in reality. You cannot determine if people have adhd on whether they agree with you on
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Please do this and write a blogpost about it!
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>python is just a thin layer ontop of the actual code running the networks, which are written in C++ or loaded of to GPUs. Or Rust which is under libraries such as Polars. In other words: python is the glue in the data science world.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
We dont have fail safe sensor technologies for cars, so I dont think we should expect to have it for ships that have even a greater need to know things in advance.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Interesting, this makes me think of a process I am going through, where I have a couple of very wide tables where I feel a need to build fact tables simply to get a better understanding of the data and the domain they are from. I have alrea
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>I'm glad that the second line of the article already draws the correct conclusion from this. Its lunatic to think about how much governments have relied on Facebook and twitter to give out information. Have a precense, sure, maybe
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>But it's detrimental to a progressive/scienctific-like approach to lifting. Uh, sources for that? As I powerlifter I have lifted with world class lifter who have a huge variations in their exercises. Bands,chains, boxes, pause
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I disagree with you. Its over 10 years ago I medaled in an national powerlifting competition. Nowadays I just want to lift some weights, and have no intention of following a set program ad I have no end goals other than to keep healthy and
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Then this is not the site for you obviously. Why would you want a excercise suggestion app if you only want to do these tree excercises?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>For a beginner, they won't know it's dumb, so this is kind of harmful. Oh please its not harmful to do deadlifts with a bar and then kettlebells or whatever. > What I find most useful is deep dive discussion by an expert fo
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Just make sure it doesn't end up to advanced and convoluted (maybe an advanced mode/easy mode?). Really nice work :)
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by bjornasm 3y ago
What a great webapp, so simple and good. Love that it is straight to the point, choose what you have to work with, what you want to work on and boom there is the exercises with an added film - go work out. Toying with the idea of putting up
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Yes. Every last word/command. Its extremely annoying.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
In the big picture three engineer years are nothing. I bet Meta has spent 30 engineer years on no-poke Facebook.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
*by some variants of the english language at least.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I had a period where I read every interview there, it was so cool to read about peoples tech stacks. I kind of fell off as it seemed like it ended up being more interviews with non-tech people than tech-people which removed some of the inte
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by bjornasm 3y ago
This is so classic software development. "Here is a super simple readme that tells you everything you need to know (PS we expect you to already know everything.)
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I feel that as well. I'm at the point where I am knee deep in my PhD work, and I see that my commitment to that work makes me want to remove myself from other stuff. I just don't want to use any of my energy on anything else, and
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Oh, thanks for bringing that up. That network visualization is just so simple, so good and so inspiring. What a great way to convey research.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>It’s kinda like email. You wouldn’t create an account with Google and expect that login to work anywhere else, would you? But your Gmail email address can send and receive to anyone else from any provider. But it isn't. People aren
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by bjornasm 3y ago
One option would be to do testing with screen-readers and then find out if the content works, and if not find out why.

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