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by 5cents 6y ago
Why not? Sweden is a great country on a lot of measures. Shouldn't quality of life count more? Or access to free, high quality health care for you and your family? Free education for your children? What if that kind of openness is in f
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Russian, Chinese hackers targeted Europe drug regulator(reuters.com)
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by 5cents 6y ago
I agree with you. In the US, looking at the lowest 20% earning men; 42% of their sons are still in the lowest 20% compared to below 30% in Nordic countries. Looking at those going from bottom 20% to top 20%, the US is at about 8% compared t
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by 5cents 6y ago
Transclusions are great indeed! With proper filer mechanisms it's amazing what you can do. Have a look a TiddlyWiki ( https://tiddlywiki.com/ ), which is open source and essentially built on transclusions. It's a bi
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by 5cents 6y ago
I think it's great to have a record of all my vaccines accessible online, and knowing that my doctor knows, and that researchers may have access to looking at say vaccinations and harmful effects. It is also nice for the children that
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by 5cents 6y ago
Interesting! As a Scandinavian it's hard to imagine how any government can function effectively and properly without good records. Being able to read up-to-date, high-quality population statistics is wonderful, and also that researcher
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by 5cents 6y ago
I really like the web page of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation: https://www.nrk.no/ It is so clean and nice, doing exactly what it should: present the news. No ads, no popup, no clutter. And they are incredibly fast p
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by 5cents 6y ago
I use TiddlyWiki/drift for my own notes [0], hosting it with a php script to get a public and a private version [1]. May not fit for everyone of course, but easy to tweak and perfect for me! [0] https://akhater.github.io&#x2
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by 5cents 6y ago
TiddlyWiki [0] is also a single HTML+JS page with incredible flexibility, and someone made kanban in it too: tekan [1]. There is a long list of task/project management adaptions, including more kanban implementations, here: https:&#x2
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by 5cents 6y ago
Reading the first lines of the poem, I get why you initially thought it was hand-wavy > Whoever despises the clitoris despises the penis > Whoever despises the penis despises the cunt
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by 5cents 6y ago
For Norway, 2020, I think about 25% of the population where either foreign born or has at least one parent foreign born [1] https://www.ssb.no/statbank/sq/10046114
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by 5cents 6y ago
They won some prices in Montreux, eg. https://tv.nrk.no/serie/montreux/1985/FUHA02008984 (in English) -- https://tv.nrk.no/ has lots of stuff freely available (as public funded productions sh
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by 5cents 6y ago
You may have a look at Zettlr: https://zettlr.com/ (open-source)
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by 5cents 6y ago
The Monty Python-inspired comedians in KLM made at least one story about it https://youtu.be/iaVMO4t_D8c (length ~1 minute)
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by 5cents 6y ago
A famous Norwegian professor of social medicine, Per Fugelli, once told a story in a talk that has stuck with me for some reason; Per was talking to a taxi driver, and the driver told him that he was having surgery on his heart valve. Per
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by 5cents 6y ago
All countries do their best, and Sweden seems to be the most successful country at the moment [0]. Neonatal mortality rate in Sweden was 1.38 per thousand in 2019, compared to 1.4 in Norwy, 2.77 in the UK and 3.7 in the US [1]. But you are
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by 5cents 6y ago
I agree, and there is at least three different implementations of zettelkasten in tiddlywiki: Drift ( https://akhater.github.io/drift/ ): I use this one as it has many nice features without becoming overwhelming Stroll (
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by 5cents 6y ago
Have you heard of Tiddlywiki [0] (also mentioned above [1])? Although not command line, it is a single file and supports exporting/importing your notes as json, and offers a lot of flexibility [0] https://tiddlywiki.com [1]
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by 5cents 6y ago
Agree, and I'll add the tiddlywiki-based alternatives Stroll [0] and Drift [1]. They are simply self-contained, single html+js-files - easy to back up, genius for longevity [0] https://giffmex.org/stroll/stroll.htm
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by 5cents 6y ago
You may find Tiddlywiki [0] useful as it can be synced with github and provides very flexible and easy organization of that kind of information. Or look at Drift [1] for a nice setup [0] https://tiddlywiki.com/ [1] https:&
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by 5cents 6y ago
Tiddlywiki is an incredible tool/framework, and the community is very active and supportive [0]. To get an idea of how flexible it is, see the unofficial list of examples and plug-ins (featuring hundreds of categorized entries): https
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by 5cents 6y ago
There is a plug-in for revisions [0], but it may be too simple for your needs? [0] http://j.d.revisions.tiddlyspot.com/
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by 5cents 6y ago
In Norway, the number of suicides decreased from 206 March-May in 2018 to 140 this year [0]. The authors say it can be a random fluctuation, but it seems to be the lowest number since 2014 (2019 numbers not available yet) [0] https:/&
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by 5cents 6y ago
You may want to take a look at logseq [0], which is open-source but seems to support org-roam files! [0] https://logseq.com/
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by 5cents 6y ago
Me too, I find Tiddlywiki perfect for this kind of use! You may have seen it, but it is recently made a php script that let you save directly to your server and create a public version where private tiddlers are removed or censored [0]. Tha
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by 5cents 6y ago
TiddlyWiki ( https://tiddlywiki.com ), which I think is amazing both in simplicity and flexibility, also offers export to static sites. There are two versions: either the wiki as a single html+js-file or on node.js, but export to
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by 5cents 6y ago
Hi, sorry, I've really tried to track it down, but I don't recognise neither the melody nor the lyrics. I see that it is called "Draken flyger" by Henrik Wallgren in the end. He is Swedish I think, but the lyrics are pro
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by 5cents 6y ago
A few Nordic contributions: Byssan lull: https://youtu.be/ogYC4LgqqnM A lullaby I think all Norwegian children have heard their beds, but it's actually Swedish Til ungdommen: https://youtu.be/CieUTG8Z6Z