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Editors, IDEs, and Modes

Before going on about editors and IDEs, I’ll begin with a basic everyday example on modes. In my home, I have an induction cooktop. The cooktop has a touch interface with four buttons for its four elements and a control panel to set the power level. To set the heat for a specific hotplate, you Continue reading
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A typical day on El Camino del Norte

It’s possible that there’s no such thing as a ”typical day” when hiking the Camino de Santiago, considering that you will see new places and meet new people every day. However, during my camino there came to be a specific routine that I stuck to most of my days. In an attempt to boil down Continue reading
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Opinionated packing list for El Camino del Norte

What to pack and not to pack for a hike on El Camino de Santiago depends on many factors such as weather, duration of the hike, and most important your personal preferences. With that said, I hope my own packing list can inspire others and give you some ideas when you plan what to bring. Continue reading
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To my Camino friends

Hola! It’s been a few days since I arrived back in Sweden after having finished my Camino del Norte hike to Santiago. With some relaxation and reflection, I wanted to take some time to put my thoughts about my experience into words. There’s a lot to say, more than can fit into a single blog Continue reading
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Thoughts on introversion

I recently finished the book Quiet, authored by Susan Cain. The book delves into the topic of the personality trait introversion, and explains what it is and how introverted people can orient themselves in a society that highly values extroversion. I won’t give a full definition of introversion and extroversion here, there are plenty of Continue reading
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Learning Deep Learning with Python
In brief moments of boredom it is easy to get overambitious and overcommit to some exciting project. On that topic, I bought the book Deep Learning with Python written by François Chollet to have something to enjoy myself with during this holiday season. With the public holidays now coming to an end, it seems that Continue reading
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My regular habits—and why they work so well

This year I’ve become more of a habit creature than ever before. As I’ve taken on new habits one by one I’ve realized that I actually enjoy having habits and seeing the progress build up slowly over time. With that, I decided that this was a good time to read a well-known book on the Continue reading
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Dans på lätta steg
En dikt i tre delar om dans och sommarkänslor Continue reading
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Cyber attacks in healthcare
Last week, I entered a course at Mälardalens Högskola (MdH, soon to be MdU) in cyber security, more specifically DVA486 – Fundamentals of Industrial Cybersecurity. The course consists of lectures, webinars and assignments that so far has been in the form of written reports. With most of my writing time having to be spent on Continue reading
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Confidence as a software engineer
Last year, I watched Running Girls, a Korean TV series where five K-pop stars go on a retreat to run, eat good food and share laughter and tears together. It is one of the most wholesome series I’ve watched and some scenes resonated well with me. For instance, let’s have a look at the time Continue reading