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fifilura
3y ago
Basic yoga moves are fantastic for this. Sun salutations with downward and upward dog. They also strengthen your core. There are more moves in the Ashtanga sequence, whenever I do it I get a feeling of my discs being stretched and exercised
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fifilura
3y ago
I think the next article could be about group by. Like (only intuitively sofar...) A group by from A rows to B rows - is a map-reduce job - is an AxB linear transformation matrix from your linear algebra course - is...
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fifilura
3y ago
Or a message from an allied conscript who was just doodling after he found this weird typewriter
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fifilura
3y ago
Hydrogen is planned to be used in large scale in Sweden to remove coal dependency in the heavy steel industry. https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrit (sorry Swedish article only, I am somewhat surprised) I have also hear
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fifilura
3y ago
You may be right. Still, the excess energy production is in Sweden so it should be possible to reshuffle that money.
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fifilura
3y ago
That is true. Barsebäck has a problem though that its closest city is - Copenhagen. The danes were never to fond of having a nuclear power plant that benefited another country close to their capital. Ringhals still has a couple of reactors
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fifilura
3y ago
You gave just started your uphill battle to convince law enforcers and environmentalists about that. Good luck!
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fifilura
3y ago
And Finland who were always one of our main importers. But they just finished their new nuclear reactor (which took more than 15 years to build YMMV). This is also one of the reasons the controversial electricity bill refund was not so cont
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fifilura
3y ago
I think the willingness to open up your land for an extremely contaminating business is a factor. I am not saying it is good or bad, neither trying to start a NIMBY discussion. But I think Sweden has too strong laws and environmentalist mov
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fifilura
3y ago
Barsebäck was closed down almost 20 years ago. There is not much to re-use there. There may be something to salvave at Ringhals but not worth it more than for sentinental reasons. It would be like renovating a 50yo veteran car. Maybe fun fo
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fifilura
3y ago
Yes, this message is speaking to the voters, who have been triggered by political parties to expect nuclear as the only solution. ("Build That Wall!")
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fifilura
3y ago
Ok, thanks for pointing out. Hydro power is rather small in Finland, and it actually seems they increased nuclear power from 3.9GW to 4.3GW during the day today. (again: https://www.svk.se/om-kraftsystemet/kontrollrumme
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fifilura
3y ago
A part of it (as my other comment) is that Sweden produce heaps of wind power today. So there is not much point to export in that direction. But the limitation here is the power grid. The cables to southern Sweden and south Norway can not h
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fifilura
3y ago
You can get an overview of the electricity situation in the nordics here: https://www.svk.se/om-kraftsystemet/kontrollrummet/ The page is in Swedish, but i am guessing the important information is still comprehens
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fifilura
3y ago
I know :) I am just hoping it would be true. It should be true dammit.
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fifilura
3y ago
I wonder if those jobs would disappear/evolve anyway, AI or not. Frameworks are constantly evolving and setting up a CRUD app is probably easier today than 10 years ago.
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fifilura
3y ago
Volvo trucks is still swedish. What I meant was not that Norway has spent their oil money irresponsibly. Just that they are not (quite) an industry nation. It is a bit like comparing a person that wins the lottery at 18, although spending i
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fifilura
3y ago
And Norway got super rich because of their oil. But good industries may be more long term beneficial and maybe creates a more healthy and sustainable society compared to oil money doping. Pretty sure that deal included Volvo as well, which
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fifilura
4y ago
And here you are. With the possibility, and legal permission, to say just that. Good that you are.
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fifilura
4y ago
My stron belief is that freedom of speech (free internet) together with democratic elections are the only things that combined can prevent the government from coming up with their own rules when it so suits them. And when they eventually do
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fifilura
4y ago
...said the Russians. Until they got drafted into an illegal war...
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fifilura
4y ago
Nppryrengr jura lbh ner ng gur pber bs bevtva. Lbh ragre gur pber guebhtu gur ebyyre pbnfgre, be orarngu gur Fg Ybhvf nep.
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fifilura
4y ago
And here you are, a similar stunt performed in China. https://nitter.net/historyinmemes/status/1648843533116137472...
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fifilura
4y ago
That said - that way of conducting interviews pretty often makes you feel like a jerk. And that is uncomfortable for both sides. And I believe this is why this discussion always keeps popping up. And it makes you discard a lot of "poss
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fifilura
4y ago
> Almost none of them are bad and it's also a very objective (at least on paper) process which is probably why Google is happy to stick with the process but most of them also aren't amazing innovators. Oh, wow, if I could get t
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fifilura
4y ago
If your car makes a bigger environmental footprint. Why should you not pay for it? It is not "government telling you what to do", it is you paying for your sh*t.
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fifilura
4y ago
It looks interesting and relevant! Edit: link to course planning and labs https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/schedule.html
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fifilura
4y ago
Unfortunately you did not spell out what you were thinking. But I had a similar reaction. I believe that cars in general had less weight 40 years ago. But it came at a cost of much worse crash safety in form of deformation zones and general
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fifilura
4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230412131029/https://mathstodo...
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fifilura
4y ago
Thank you! Once you start running, you realize weather is not really a factor. I wear pretty much the same clothes even if it is -10C. Just need a beanie and some thin gloves. But it may help to start running during summer. Once you are pas
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