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by thomasfl 2y ago
"While I mostly put this together for fun, it's a nice demonstration how simple neural networks actually are." Psst, don't tell anyone. Artificial Intelligence is the black magic we do to make money.
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by thomasfl 2y ago
OP here. I tried out 3dstreet. It is a great idea. Simplified web based 3D editors of all kind, is the future for making people involved in city planning and architecture.
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by thomasfl 2y ago
I am not alone. Our website is made by the man who created the CSS standard while at CERN, Håkon Wium Lie. https://arkitekturopproret.no Most of the social media activities is done by a couple of fellows who is really into digit
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Thank's a lot! So far the project haven't paid off much. But that is not the most important goal. It is about making something really useful for people. In this case nice cities and neighbourhoods.
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by thomasfl 2y ago
For me the most important issue that needs to be solved right now is the increasing urban sprawl and the car dependent neighborhoods. It causes social isolation. Maintaining infrastructure like roads and electricity, is causing a strain on
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Isn't this communism or socialism? I thought US citizens were allergic to socialism? That's the only reasonable explanation to why USA still has an archaic, super expensive private healthcare? "To be clear, Not a Wheelchair i
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Is React a cult or a framework? Maybe both? We should all take a break from time to time and ask ourselves why we use frameworks like React. React has been my go to framework for 10 years now. It is about time to consider light weight alter
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Arctic seed vault faces problems with global warming(scientificamerican.com)
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by thomasfl 2y ago
I recently started a company called Good Places, actually Gode Steder in Norwegian, where we simply design good places. Our goal is to design city districts with better quality of live and status than urban sprawl. You can't force peop
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Little Bobby Tables' story is still a valuable lesson.
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by thomasfl 2y ago
The whole Architectural Uprising movement sort of started in 1984 when the young Prince Charles gave a speech at the Royal Institute of British Architects 150th anniversary gala evening. During his speech, the prince said that a proposed ne
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Databases accessed directly from javascript in the browser, may change yet again how multi user webapps is being written. Looking forward to playing with InstantDb.
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Trautonium – a German synthesizer invented in 1930(en.wikipedia.org)
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by thomasfl 2y ago
No distracting touchscreen. Only controls you learn with muscle memory after a few days. Brilliant.
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Living in a place like Kowloon Walled City must be much better than living out of a car. Areas with no legal restrictions on what can and will be built, could help solve the extremely damaging housing crisis in western countries.
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Hopefully this will make it easier for a lot of teenagers, students and other to play around with machine learning. Instead of installing just another AI powered app on your phone, download the source and data for an AI powered solution to
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Small, cheap and open AI kit for Raspberry Pi(thepihut.com)
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by thomasfl 2y ago
The students used to get brainwashed about the advantages of object oriented programming at the University of Oslo. Two of the professors had coined the term object oriented programming, and created a programming language called simula. Sim
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by thomasfl 2y ago
The world needs more walkable cities. What prevents more walkable cities form being built, is zoning laws, parking regulations, and industrialized housing production. Walkable cities is good for the economy, environment and people... in the
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Trade was the engine of growth for decades. Now overall debt is approaching the world’s total economic output. It doesn't look good.
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Global debt hasn't been this bad since the Napoleonic Wars(fortune.com)
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by thomasfl 2y ago
Python is the new Excel. And now PySheets is the the Python.
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by thomasfl 3y ago
This made me curious. Tried to look up some bullies from my childhood on linkedin and facebook. Bullies do prosper, and it is sad.
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by thomasfl 3y ago
If anyone was in doubt; jQuery is not dead. For anyone who wants to write minimalistic and efficient vanilla javascript, jQuery is still being maintained and used by many.
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by thomasfl 3y ago
Making social status depend on eco friendly choices, would help reduce co2 emissions.
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by thomasfl 3y ago
Most of the consumption in the western world, is done to increase status in some form or another. Conspicuous consumption of clothing, hand bags, housing, cars and travel, is literally destroying our planet. Increasing the number of dimensi
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by thomasfl 3y ago
Just as serious is the problem of poor quality concrete used in many buildings in china. Due to corruption, many new buildings have been built of concrete made with normal beach sand. Sand with salt causes iron to corrode and the concrete b
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by thomasfl 3y ago
These performance rules applies for all backend development. Use compression and caching, index foreign keys in your database and tune your sql queries.
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by thomasfl 3y ago
Can someone please explain why they are using styrofoam inside the walls of the cathedral? Styrofoam is basically plastic.
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by thomasfl 3y ago
Good job by Åsmund Vikane and the rest of the team.

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