My week is going good. I loaned two books at the library yesterday. I am going to my grandmother and grandfather this weekend to celebrate my grandmother’s birthday. Furthermore, I might get the result of my last exam on Friday.

I am done with my exams for one-year predatory course for engineering and civil engineering. I got my grade for the physics exam yesterday and will be getting my grade for the mathematics exam on Friday the 21st of June or the Monday following.

I began using Mlem and later also tested out Memmy. A few weeks ago, I found out that TestFlight could not download the newer versions of Mlem, as my iPhone 7 cannot be updated to the latest iOS. Since then, I have been using Memmy.

I am reading “Maskiner som tenker: Algoritmenes hemmeligheter og veien til kunstig intelligens” (Machines that think: The algorithms’ secrets and the way to artificial intelligence) by Inga Strümke. I have learned many new terms, as well as artificial intelligence’s history and fundamental concepts.

I use a mix of DuckDuckGo, Bing and links through Bing Chat.

It is more of a curiosity for mine.

Flagfox is an extension that displays a flag icon indicating the current web server’s physical location.

Click on one of the links, and you will be taken to the page where the visualization is. The visualizations are not rendered on beehaw.org.

I used https://the-federation.info/'s Lemmy page to determine the current top 10 Lemmy instances as of the 8th of June 2023. The website only has sorting function for the current data, and the instances have to opt in to be included. Therefore, it is likely that some instances are not included. Furthermore, the website seems to only contain data from the last year, so the website do not have documentation on the top instances prior to this period.

Yes, I plan to update it again after the 8th of July.