napoleongl

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by napoleongl 4mo ago
I’d say it’s the norm in much of Europe for starters…
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by napoleongl 9mo ago
Looks interesting! I’m discouraged from using mermaid and D2’s online playground for privacy reasons and have hand on my roadmap to get a local editor. This might be it! Does it support theming of mermaid diagrams, I noted the style keyword
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by napoleongl 11mo ago
What is the purpose of those animations? If I could use them in a presentation where I click through a diagram adding things as i click and their connections being animated for highlight then sure. I don’t really like the example where the
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by napoleongl 1y ago
Interesting! I feel I’ve been kinda foggy in my head since I quit smoking a year or two before covid and it then got worse with the pandemic. And I’ve felt there’s been more effect from a night out with party smoking than just seeing an old
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by napoleongl 1y ago
There are quite a few. https://guides.library.columbia.edu/geotools/R I mostly used sf at uni and also preferd it to QGIS in most scenarios. Far from a pro user though.
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by napoleongl 1y ago
If only MS copilot was an actual co-pilot in my daily flight of work… but no, it cannot actually draft an email, create planner tasks or book meetings. It is a crappy way of using an LLM that sometimes can access your stuff from MS graph an
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by napoleongl 1y ago
Rumor has it that those heuristics were used to detect spies. https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/41599/was-the-s...
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by napoleongl 1y ago
Wild that I was daydreaming earlier today about generating some diagrams with mermaid to show the plot and characters over the lifetime of a tv series!
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Swedish Royal Library releases speech-to-text-model(kb.se)
1 points by napoleongl 2y ago|1 comments
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Being a friend of one of the developers I’ve heard about this while it was in the works, but now it is officially released. 50k hours of parliament debates and other sources are at the foundation of it. Article in Swedish only but I guess
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by napoleongl 2y ago
The tyre wear has been tested as well. TLDR EVs don’t wear more tyres than ICEs, except for the Tesla. Wear is larger for FWD cars. https://www.vibilagare.se/nyheter/dackslitage-elbilar-siffro...
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by napoleongl 2y ago
And how low of a tax they pay compared to SoCiAlIsT countries where the tax also takes care of health related things… It seems deeply ingrained they’d rather pay a 1000 bucks for themselves and not risk helping someone else rather than pay
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by napoleongl 2y ago
If it hadn’t been for Germany being one big area in terms of electricity pricing, all swedens four electricity areas would have been far below that. Now our two southernmost areas are infected by what I understand is southern German prices.
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Falling asleep with nicotine patches on results in wild dreams so it clearly screws up something in the brain!
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Another strength of R, albeit via the tidyverse-package, is in data manipulation. It excels in taking some misfit, human friendly, pile of excel-sheets with implied relations and turning it into rectangular data sets that can actually be an
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by napoleongl 2y ago
My first thought as well as a swede. And coincidentally one of the things my old Kenyan classmate found the most strange about Sweden was the fact that the length of day was not even close to constant. That and when I explained to him that
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Nya Kalolinska Hospital in Stocholm was pretty much the work of BGC… most expensive hospital in the world. (In Swedish but GPTs exist nowadays so…) https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/stockholm/nks
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by napoleongl 2y ago
The article states that both groups received psychological support though. The only mention of 20 hours I find in the article is as an option to psilocybin. Does the original research article say something else?
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by napoleongl 2y ago
I can see something like this being used in various inspection scenarios. Instead of an inspectior having to fill out a template or fiddle with an ipad-thingie in tight situations they can talk to this, and a LLM converts it to structured d
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by napoleongl 2y ago
In what way is R less powerful when used through Rstudio than through the terminal?
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Also seems like a great way to happen to show products you have been sent, although you are absolutely not a breathing billboard…
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Can’t you get this done via an LLM and have it generate code for mermaid or D2 or something? I’ve been fiddling around with that a bit in order to create flowcharts and datamodels, and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen at least one of those languag
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Otoh recepies and drawings are commonly available for free. So if you can support yourself the cake and engine repair is free. But if you need support then you can get someone to bake or build for you.
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by napoleongl 2y ago
An option to the Hadley book that also covers some nice statistical methods is Statistical Rethinking by McElreath. Not really available for free though but interesting read.
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by napoleongl 2y ago
It’s enough that there is no decrease in the success of the offspring really. They don’t have to be more successful, just not less.
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by napoleongl 2y ago
3Blue1Brown has some other examples in his videos about transformers, most notably I think is that hitler-Germany+italy ~ Mussolini! https://www.3blue1brown.com/lessons/gpt
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Oh, sorry, thanks! Think i rewrote it due to autocorrect three times but apparently I slipped nonetheless!
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Shiakaku of the Day(shikakuofthe.day)
64 points by napoleongl 2y ago|18 comments
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by napoleongl 2y ago
A small puzzle game that I find to be a reasonable pastime. Author has also done rabble.se but that is only in Swedish.
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by napoleongl 2y ago
Meanwhile it was estimated that half of Swedish houses were equipped with heat pumps in 2016. That number has certainly not gone down since given the steep rise in electricity costs we’ve had since. Many houses have been converted from horr

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