Unfortunately it seems that my bike did pass a test drive 😭

I agree we do need self-driving cars in general for road safety, but IMHO we should minimize the need for cars in the cities (both regular and self-driving/electric)

For work/study commute specifically inside Copenhagen I believe figure is around 9% for cars

Only 25% percent of the people in Copenhagen own cars

Maybe for all trips inside Greater Copenhagen it is around 30% for cars, but IMHO 42% seems too large of a number

It doesn't matter if the tracks are open or closed if there is broken ICE train on them

Great, thank you very much!

Will it be ok if I include text in the dataset also ?

I have got some quite ambitious project to maybe train/post train some open source Visual Language Model for Danish

And slowly trying to build up the datasets/benchmarks together with @kennethenevoldsen.bsky.social

bsky.app/profile/v4ld...

Thanks for the API !

Do I understand correctly that if the artwork is public domain, the corresponding text (about the artwork) is also ?

+ considering life time for electric batteries - currently tram is a much more climate friendly option (in addition to the fact that tram tracks are more permanent and usually allows to reduce the number of car lanes and cars on the street)

Literally me after 4 years in Skåne fields

Thanks for the link, I might actually try and maybe use their SMK API to create dataset from open licenced paintings to be available on Hugging Face

Also quite shockingly how bad is the communication between agencies, like Skatteverket (tax Agency) wrote me a letter that they sign me out from my address in Sweden almost the same day I got my new address in Denmark

Idk maybe they somehow can use that as proof that I have left Sweden lol 🤦‍♂️

To make it clear :
I have asked them to cancel my application (because I moved to Denmark and don't need Looking for work after studies in Sweden permit) AND THEY NEED PROOF

Yes I realize it might be an ASI benchmark

So I am probably slightly better then stereotypical "American highschooler who doesn't know geography", but not like by a huge margin I think

Actually I was thinking about doing something similar for US geography (since it is a more fair comparison)

I was able to name around 35 states, probably my result of placing on a map would be around 10-15 at best ->