lawlorino

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by lawlorino 5y ago
What's bad about it? I've somehow avoided using it in my professional career so far except to make some trivial support tickets occasionally with other teams. It seems fine to me from this very limited experience, but I would be i
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by lawlorino 5y ago
> Btw F-Npr they used to good but now it’s a New York Times like propaganda network. Not familiar with NPR as a European, what do you mean by this
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State of AI Report 2021(stateof.ai)
1 points by lawlorino 5y ago|0 comments
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by lawlorino 5y ago
Reddit is also my biggest weakness, though in my opinion it's a special case of social media where it can be (occasionally) a very useful source for information. Coincidentally there's another thread on the front page right now ab
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by lawlorino 5y ago
This is interesting and really highlights why these kinds of lists are dangerous, since the answers are very region dependent. In Finland we have no chanterelle lookalikes (to my basic knowledge), but this changes as you point out if you li
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by lawlorino 5y ago
~75% - Queen Elizabeth reigns for her Platinum Jubilee (February) marking 70 years on the throne, but abdicates before year end due to ill health. - Big tech gets bigger, no large impactful legislation is introduced either sides of the Atla
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by lawlorino 5y ago
1. Adopted and raised a rescue puppy, learned a lot about myself and strengthened my relationship with my partner in the process. 2. Exercised consistently, picked up a couple of new active hobbies, and took part in my first running event 3
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by lawlorino 5y ago
I feel a bit sad hearing this, I'm a pretty anxious person so I'll probably never experiment. While I love reading about people's experiences I often hear warnings that people like me should stay far far away.
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by lawlorino 5y ago
How have you found things since going back after the 3 weeks? I identify with what you're saying quite strongly, I'm still debugging the fundamental issues and how to fix them. For my situation I suspect a strong component is pers
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The Update, the Vent, and the Disaster (2010)(randsinrepose.com)
25 points by lawlorino 5y ago|5 comments
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by lawlorino 5y ago
I would love something like this that returns the intersection of names found in two cultures. E.g. I am British and my partner is Finnish, if/when we have kids we'll have to have to pick names that sound good in both languages. F
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by lawlorino 5y ago
I don't, but I can provide a likely explanation - ad revenue
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by lawlorino 5y ago
I don't know how much of this is nature vs nurture but I think this is particular to the individual. I personally focus pretty well without needing breakfast but my partner is the opposite.
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by lawlorino 5y ago
> It's badly written, same old self-help cringe, and generic good advice packaged as something novel Sounds like my experience with Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I'd had such high expectations for the book after se
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Ruin Value(en.wikipedia.org)
26 points by lawlorino 5y ago|2 comments
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by lawlorino 5y ago
Since it's not immediately obvious what the issue is since it's in the "reception" section > The peer review process employed by the journal has been criticized by Jeffrey Beall, a university librarian and expert on p
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by lawlorino 5y ago
Go back to academia
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Inaudible(transfer-orbit.ghost.io)
2 points by lawlorino 5y ago|0 comments
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by lawlorino 5y ago
This is great. I read the first edition cover to cover years ago as I first got interested in data science. 6 years and 3 data scientist jobs later and I still find myself going back from time to time.
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Ming of Harlem(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by lawlorino 5y ago|0 comments
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by lawlorino 5y ago
An alternative and much more boring explanation for this and others' stories in the replies is confirmation bias.
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by lawlorino 6y ago
Why is there no option for staying with WhatsApp? My reality is that none of my friends and family will care enough to switch, so whether I like it or not I'm stuck.
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by lawlorino 6y ago
I'm curious which building was it? I live in Jätkäsaari so I probably walk past it every day
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by lawlorino 6y ago
Yes this seems reasonable. I used to work for one of the main competitors of Airbnb and this was our strategy for growth outside of our core business of selling hotel "roomnights" until Covid hit. The margins on flights and attrac
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by lawlorino 6y ago
It's been good so far but luckily my partner is Finnish so that helps quite a bit. I'm also taking classes and trying to use the language when I can. I've learned French and Dutch to conversational level in the past, but I&#x
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by lawlorino 6y ago
I'll never consider machine translation a solved problem until there is good Finnish<->English. Living in Finland as a native English speaker with terrible Finnish skills this is a daily source of frustration and sometimes amusem
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by lawlorino 6y ago
Since this is likely to attract a lot of fasting practicioners to the comments I want to ask - I've occasionally tried out fasting or severe calorie restriction in the past but I always seem to get dizzy, weak and shaky in the first 24
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by lawlorino 6y ago
> the more articles like this I see the more I realize it isn't. There's a selection bias at play here though, a first-hand account of someone who suffered horribly is more "interesting" to the general reader (i.e. m
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by lawlorino 6y ago
Still doesn't seem as "bad" nutritionally as regular milk. Oat milk is quite popular here in Finland, it's my understanding people choose it because of the environmental, moral and taste aspects, which the article doesn&
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by lawlorino 6y ago
According to the FAQ this only works with prerecorded video, not live video.

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