Every train with a realtime report near 16 Swiss cities, moving along the rail lines with its current delay.
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A simulated day of commuting in 16 Swiss cities
Try the Geneva map here https://www.danielpradilla.info/swiss-commutes/geneva/ I was inspired by Habibi Code’s commuter map, shared in this r/geneva post – it’s hipnotic to see the dots converge on Geneva. Being a Geneva commuter myself I am acutely aware of the international commutes that taks place in major Swiss border towns. So I took the top… Continue reading A simulated day of commuting in 16 Swiss cities
Which British music city punches furthest above its weight?
For years, I thought it was completely normal to know where every band came from. Radio DJs had a lot to do with it. Instead of repeating the name of a band, they would often use antonomasia and refer to “the Liverpool quartet”, “the boys from Manchester”. Music magazines and reviews did the same. I… Continue reading Which British music city punches furthest above its weight?
Minimum Viable Model
A lot of the discussion around AI model routing starts from a common idea: don’t use the most powerful model if a cheaper one can do the job. Microsoft Research has explored this multiple times. In Hybrid LLM, BEST-Route, One Head, Many Models and, more recently in 2026, Switchcraft, the objective is broadly the same:… Continue reading Minimum Viable Model
Classification, visualized
The other day, I was tinkering with model parameters and second-guessing myself. I wondered, wouldn’t it be cool if i could compare side by side the results of different models? Yeah, it would. I ended up building a small interactive explainer for seeing how different classification and clustering approaches behave on the same two-dimensional data.… Continue reading Classification, visualized