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721.
by tuukkah 4y ago
Perhaps it's more important to have Turkey in NATO than Sweden and Finland, but I honestly don't know. I hear Finland has a strong army and it's useful to have all of the Baltic Sea countries in NATO.
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by tuukkah 4y ago
So instead of affirming your sovereignity and your ties to the West, you would cut your ties? I think it has proven useful to have those ties when the invasion is on. If it doesn't come to an invasion, Russia kills you slowly with a st
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Such a demand is pretty clearly impossible to accept as a peace condition as it would just expose Ukraine to more Russian coercion in the future. Russia also demanded a categorical end to NATO expansion including in Sweden and Finland.
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by tuukkah 4y ago
Everyone else leaves NATO and sets up NATO2 where Sweden and Finland are members but Turkey is not.
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Finnish power companies refuse to provide Yandex's data centre with electricity(yle.fi)
7 points by tuukkah 4y ago|2 comments
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Dodged a bullet’: how whistleblowers averted a second US nuclear disaster(theguardian.com)
2 points by tuukkah 4y ago|1 comments
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Wikidata is very much about the "web of data" or Linked Data as for each real-world entity it collects lots of the identifiers that are used to refer to it on the web and elsewhere. This way, in addition to being a central island
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by tuukkah 5y ago
RDF and Sparql are very much alive, for instance see Wikidata and wikibase (with the public cloud service in closed beta atm). https://wikidata.org https://wikiba.se/
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Fennovoima pulls the plug on Russian-built nuclear plant(yle.fi)
10 points by tuukkah 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuukkah 5y ago
The counter "000 över älven" means so far none have crossed the river. Should I hold my breath?
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The tech company offers the most efficient solution to a meaningful life(theguardian.com)
1 points by tuukkah 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Yeah, we don't call it Germany, we call it Saksa :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_of_Germany#Names_from_Sa...
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Virtuoso can execute the query with an ORDER BY instead of LIMIT: https://wikidata.demo.openlinksw.com/sparql/?default-graph-u... Top three: 1. Italian photographer https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q2
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by tuukkah 5y ago
You don't have to use SPARQL. For example, you could download a data dump and run Cypher queries using the Knowledge Graph Toolkit: https://github.com/usc-isi-i2/kgtk
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by tuukkah 5y ago
I've been thinking it would be a win-win-win situation if I had the choice to donate the other half as money instead of as an item: I get one item cheaper, someone gets a useful, extra donation from me, and the store gets to sell the o
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Generative Interoperability: Building public and civic spaces online(openfuture.eu)
2 points by tuukkah 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Wow, talk about a single point of failure when an issue in the systems of one station can stop all but one train line. Interestingly, it seems to be a station where tracks from six directions meet so a backup mode of trains simply passing t
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Instead of their encoder's encodedValue = encodedValue | ((nextField & fieldMask) << shiftStep) you would do the reverse: decodedField = (encodedValue >> shiftStep) & fieldMask
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by tuukkah 5y ago
To save some time for those working on frontends, from the FAQ: " There are several reasons why we don’t support Polylith for the frontend at the moment. One of them is that frontend development has other needs than backend development
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by tuukkah 5y ago
I think the main motivation for this in both Espoo and the neighbouring Helsinki is the cities' 2030 carbon neutrality pledges. From the data center's point of view, I wonder if the price they get paid for the heat is significant.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Yes, this is a case of positive discrimination that I can fully support. I made my original comment because the situation was described in the opposite: "[whether] they will accept applications from Ukrainian workers". Also, I tho
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Sure, you can have linguistic requirements ("You must speak Norwegian like a native") or affordances ("We're setting up a team of Ukrainian speakers"), but perhaps it would be fairer to market these jobs as "su
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by tuukkah 5y ago
However, you can get a political asylum if you have a history of opposing Putin and you are not safe in Russia because of that anymore.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
Would it be legal to not accept job applications from Ukrainian refugees? That is, if they have the right to work in Norway, how's the discrimination acceptable?
745.
by tuukkah 5y ago
Especially in Latin America, the diminutive is used much more widely than just to communicate "small" (noun), or "a little" (adjective). Perhaps "solito" here can be interpreted something like "quite a cow
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by tuukkah 5y ago
In the future, doing queries and edits within Emacs would be awesome! Overpass Turbo for queries: https://overpass-turbo.eu/ Level0 for text-based edits: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Level0
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by tuukkah 5y ago
> more about sanctions/politial pressure than an actual threat I think this would be one of their hybrid warfare steps (well) before actually going nuclear.
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by tuukkah 5y ago
What are my alternatives? This seems to be one: " In this tutorial, you will learn how to deploy your Vercel application to Cloudflare Pages. You should already have an existing project deployed on Vercel that you would like to host on
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Kyiv transport app is transformed into life-saving war information tool(theguardian.com)
2 points by tuukkah 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuukkah 5y ago
> no other renewables have delivered. These nuclear plants haven't delivered. Meanwhile, renewables have become cheap and mainstream, and their market keeps improving constantly. > Areva, the builder of Olkiluoto 3, should be

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