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Ukraine Travel Advisory – Level 4: Do Not Travel(travel.state.gov)
18 points by karencarits 5y ago|6 comments
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by karencarits 5y ago
Me too! It's really nice, and integrated version control by git is great
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by karencarits 5y ago
They were ~120 attending. Today it is reported that 15-20 of the ~60 testing positive for corona are suspected to have the omicron variant [1]. Only vaccinated employees were allowed to attend, and they were all tested beforehand [2] [1] h
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Norway reports omicron cases linked to company party(washingtonpost.com)
4 points by karencarits 5y ago|5 comments
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by karencarits 5y ago
Looks great! But as mentioned in another comment; where are my data stored? Also, the free version seems pretty useless if there is no way for me to export my data and it only shows the three first lines of an annotation Since you ask for f
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by karencarits 5y ago
I was inspired by this and tried creating my own text file, but it seems difficult to be consistent enough in the logging to run statistics on it Also, it would be useful with some syntax for reference to another line and tags. I tried usin
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by karencarits 5y ago
I am really impressed by how quickly logseq [1] has been developed; new releases every few weeks with exciting features that are (usually) actually working and improving workflow. And it's open-source. Hooray! [1] https://lo
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by karencarits 5y ago
Possibly in Norway too (internet though, not phone calls) https://www.nrk.no/nyheter/internett-trobbel-hos-telia-1.156...
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by karencarits 5y ago
I agree, I expressed myself poorly: it is less available today than it used to; for example, I think it would be much more difficult for foreigners to gain access today. And there is a limit of 500 searches per month So - there has been cha
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by karencarits 5y ago
It used to be public; the news papers had databases where you could look up individuals or list by location/birthyear/gender. Some even made maps, but they were a bit unpopular as it was suspected to be used by criminals. But know
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by karencarits 5y ago
I am a bit disappointed that this wasn't about sending emails with a single sentence - I would have found that useful, as it's often enough but can be awkward not to sound rude
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by karencarits 5y ago
Regarding Google and sensitive topics; why not? I often search on a lot of topics that could be sensitive but it would be really hard to separate pure curiosity from something serious
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The Psychology of Online Political Hostility(psyarxiv.com)
2 points by karencarits 5y ago|0 comments
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by karencarits 5y ago
ShareX + Tesseract seems like an appropriate (and open-source and local) combo
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by karencarits 5y ago
There is also a free service trained on Norwegian plants: https://orakel.artsdatabanken.no/ The final step in the user guide is (roughly translated): > Now it's your turn to think! A high match percentage is no guar
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by karencarits 5y ago
Sure: https://www.ssb.no/sosiale-forhold-og-kriminalitet/artikler-... Regarding countries; when adjusting for gender and age, three countries have > 100 offenders per 1000 immigrant (table 3.3), namely Kosovo, Somal
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by karencarits 5y ago
In Norway for 2021, the oil sector accounts for about 14% of the state's total income (154 billion/milliard NOK) [1]. That's about $3500 per capita For Nigeria 2018, it seems to be about $160 (USD 32.6 billion [2], 201 millio
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by karencarits 5y ago
There is a live counter showing the approximate value of the fund: https://www.nbim.no/en/ "On average, the fund holds 1.4 percent of all of the world’s listed companies." At the moment, NOK 12 121 718 452 05
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by karencarits 5y ago
Well, in a sense it is plaintext as your data are kept in simple divs within the html file - just open it in notepad and all your data is there!
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by karencarits 5y ago
Well, it depends. This short tedxoslo had some nice points ("Where in the world is it easiest to get rich?" Hint: not the US): https://youtu.be/A9UmdY0E8hU He's talking about social mobility from 8:30