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Erikun
4y ago
Also most of todays Finland was under Swedish rule until 1809.
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Ask HN: Is there a licence that prevent text from being used for training AI?
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Erikun
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Cool project. Its a shame though, I don't know what its like around the world, but in Sweden its damn hard to get a hold of Raspberry Pis at the moment.
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Erikun
4y ago
I just checked, on my iphone airplane mode turns off wifi. Doesnt turn off bluetooth though.
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Erikun
4y ago
I've never heard of that, if that is a fact it would be nice to include a reference.
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Erikun
4y ago
"In March, the German government asked energy companies to weigh a seemingly impossible engineering task. Could a new liquefied natural gas import terminal, which normally takes at least five years to build, be erected in this port tow
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Erikun
4y ago
Ah, mystery solved. Thanks.
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Erikun
4y ago
Am I missing something? They say to "Start classic" or "Start enhanced" on the first page of the demo app but neither is there for me.
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Erikun
4y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by conversations, if you mean the content of messages then no that is not metadata, if you mean who talked to whom, then yes that is metadata.
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4y ago
I would guess its this story https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/10/us/politics/justice-depar... But that doesn't match OP's description very well. It was a grand jury subpoena and only for me
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What Is a Black Start of the Power Grid?
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China censors maskless crowd footage in World Cup broadcasts
(theguardian.com)
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I read somewhere that the football World Cup might have contributed to the unrest as well by showing on tv the complete absence of covid restrictions there.
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Albert Pyun, Director of ‘Cyborg,’ ‘Nemesis’ and ‘Captain America,’ Dies at 69
(variety.com)
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In my opinion, removing the last paragraph would improve your post immensely. It would be a shame if the post got downvoted to oblivion because of it.
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Steroids are rampant among fitness influencers
(insider.com)
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4y ago
What time scale are you referring to with "over time"?
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War in Ukraine: Why it is so hard to estimate the number of dead?
(lemonde.fr)
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FB feed is 98% suggested pages and barely any friends' posts
(old.reddit.com)
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I think you're right. It feels like if the problem is phrased as an activity you can become world class in while doing part time without having started before your thirties, you're pretty much restricted to things that are more su
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Erikun
4y ago
Sure, but even that has become more uncommon than it used to be, in my experience.
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Europe is a big place, maybe that beach was that way but its definitely not the norm. Naturist beaches are usually separate or there is a section that that is for naturists. In Sweden (where I live), even topless sunbathing is unusual nowad
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"Messages now includes tools that warn children and provide helpful resources if they receive or attempt to send photos that may contain nudity. [...] Messages uses on-device machine learning to analyze image attachments and determine
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Can’t read the article, what makes 20 000 a key threshold?
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A quick google shows you are right and I was wrong.
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The biggest hurdle for Scotland joining the EU arent the requirements, they'd likely pass those without too much issues. The biggest hurdle is probably Spain who wouldn't want to give the Catalan independence movement a good examp
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That isnt correct, perhaps "poor" might be a problem depending on what dept Scotland would have after independence, but definetly not small. Joining criteria are ( https://ec.europa.eu/neighbourhood-enlargement/
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It’s certainly hard to argue that Scotland shouldn’t be allowed to hold a referendum again. Usually I feel that the one they had a few years back should stand but with brexit the situation feels sufficiently changed that the old result feel
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What a great site, thanks for linking it. I looked up Sweden and, boy, it sure explains why phasing out nuclear gets delayed all the time here.
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Ukraine’s $10k Drones Are Dropping Tiny Bombs on Russian Troops
(forbes.com)
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