possiblelion

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Ask HN: What CRM does your company use and how happy are you with it?
2 points by possiblelion 4y ago|1 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
I'm glad to see that the tokamak project isn't coming to a standstill over the conflict.
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Replacing forks and chopsticks with pincers(medium.com)
95 points by possiblelion 4y ago|162 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
So - looking at this it seems Turkmenistan [a repressive, North Korea style dictatorship] is destroying our climate system at an order of magnitude faster than anyone else. I'm well aware of the legacy that Iraq/Afghanistan have l
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by possiblelion 4y ago
This is a really cool paper!
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Estonia passes bill allowing digital marriage and divorce(riigikogu.ee)
2 points by possiblelion 4y ago|1 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
At today's session, the Riigikogu adopted a law introducing electronic administration in marriage and divorce proceedings.From now on, it is not necessary to go to the civil registry office to submit a marriage and divorce application,
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Very cool piece, one of the most interesting I've read on HN recently. As someone building their first starup in a completely different category (fintech for Africa), many of the high-tier lessons about SOPs still made me think.
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Estonia’s inflation hit 25% year-on-year in August, energy prices to blame(estonianworld.com)
44 points by possiblelion 4y ago|119 comments
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AI-Generated Bible Art(openbible.info)
193 points by possiblelion 4y ago|113 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Dalle generated images from specific Bible quote prompts. This website (openbible) is really fascinating overall, I recommend checking out their different sections.
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Earwax from Whales Keeps Record of Ocean Contaminants (2013)(npr.org)
2 points by possiblelion 4y ago|0 comments
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Bird behavior influenced by human activity during Covid-19 lockdowns(eurekalert.org)
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Free locking, charging 'Locky Docks' for e-bikes launch in Christchurch (2020)(stuff.co.nz)
1 points by possiblelion 4y ago|0 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
This is a option that shouldn't be discounted. Listened to the excellent Popular Front podcast on CLODO ( https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-anti-tech-militant... ). These were very sophisticated, probab
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Sad, Bitpanda is one of the best in Europe.
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Damn, what kid! To be fair - having time and access to computer between the ages of 9-15 is something that I have come to appreciate in my life as well. Even if I didn't understand everything at the time, playing with open-source softw
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by possiblelion 4y ago
using the first name was a mistake in opinion, although we can't be too harsh on them, as they probably didn't anticipate this level of popularity
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Ask HN: Who is working on the African market?
4 points by possiblelion 4y ago|3 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Unfortunately even with great companies where the "floor" of technical ability/intelligence/whatever is of course higher than the general population; there exists the same percentage ratio of competent people to non-comp
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Caused to some extent by energy prices, but also worth noting the "most-startups-per-capita" effect
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Estonia clocks fastest inflation in the Eurozone at 20.1 percent(news.err.ee)
179 points by possiblelion 4y ago|335 comments
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Stuxnet-Duqu-Flame open source license questions(blog.crysys.hu)
1 points by possiblelion 4y ago|0 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Wow! Justin TV, that's a blast from the past.
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by possiblelion 4y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but I've found it really difficult to stop a recurring payment with Stripe. A company which has shut (website down and email unresponsive) keeps trying to charge 299 bucks on my card via stripe. No way to stop it ei
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A new all-electric drone is silent. And it uses ion propulsion?(interestingengineering.com)
3 points by possiblelion 4y ago|1 comments
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by possiblelion 4y ago
I just wanted to say that I agree 100% with your worldview. It's hard to explain it here often. Maybe it's a Protestant thing? From Estonia here.
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by possiblelion 4y ago
I studied in London for two years out of by three year BA program (2018-2020), and due to COVID had to move back to Estonia to complete the last year remotely. Recently I visited London again to catch up with old friends and was really bamb
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by possiblelion 5y ago
I don't think this is a fair representation - for example it makes Estonia and Kosovo stand out in the world as the worst offenders. However they have relatively tiny populations (1.3 million and 1.9 million respectively); the actual C
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by possiblelion 5y ago
I'll be honest, I've never heard of this Bolt (immediately thought of the multi-billion ridesharing/fooddelivery/micromobility conglomerate). Not a good look posting such a thread, does he have PR consultants? If not, th

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