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Freetrade, a UK based trading app disables buy orders on US stocks(twitter.com)
22 points by tin7in 6y ago|0 comments
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The whole European Union for EU citizens with an EU health card.
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by tin7in 6y ago
Friends of mine working from home (already before covid) adopted dogs just to be forced to leave the house at least twice a day.
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by tin7in 6y ago
I received an invite and didn't bother to sign up for a while until a friend asked me for an invite. So my first impressions are: - available only on iOS - I had to upload all my contacts. I saw how many friends of my friends are on
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by tin7in 6y ago
Thanks for the summary! Does it work in a team / collaborative environment?
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Nepalese team makes first successful winter ascent of K2(theguardian.com)
82 points by tin7in 6y ago|13 comments
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by tin7in 6y ago
A document editor that automatically turns knowledge into your personal Wikipedia. I started working on this because I couldn't search and connect text from different sources like email, Google Docs, Slack. The main ideas are: - Rich t
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by tin7in 6y ago
I'm curious if this will be possible 10 years from now. A single corporation to be able to censor a president. No matter who that president is or what is she/he saying. What if that corporation is led by someone else with totally
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by tin7in 6y ago
Although lockdown measures in the UK look very similar to measures in other European countries I can tell that there is very little police control, probably due to lack of resources. For example I don't know anyone who arrived from abr
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Why Markets Boomed in a Year of Human Misery(nytimes.com)
86 points by tin7in 6y ago|132 comments
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by tin7in 6y ago
Years ago I saw for the first time the word "balkanization" being used by people not from the Balkans (I'm not a native English speaker). It was quite surprising. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balkanizati
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by tin7in 6y ago
I got curious as well. One of the funds mentioned in the wikipedia article and that also matches the description from the email removed CircleUp from their portfolio website in 2019. You can look it up on the Internet Archive.
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Press Any Key(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by tin7in 6y ago|1 comments
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Robinhood estimates hackers infiltrated almost 2000 accounts(bloomberg.com)
14 points by tin7in 6y ago|1 comments
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by tin7in 6y ago
> One of the main ones is that national policies around employee equity vary throughout Europe and are often severely disadvantageous (particularly Spain and Germany). Lots of European entrepreneurs are calling on policy makers to both n
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by tin7in 6y ago
Another similar case in Bulgaria from 2015 when Russian agents are blamed for the poisoning. It was reported that the Berlin hospital inquired details about this case last week. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019&#x
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by tin7in 6y ago
Are you working on a solution in that field? I've been thinking about the same problem lately, especially how information can resurface contextually while typing or searching for knowledge. I'm curious how is your solution differe
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The Insider Story of Houseparty(nfx.com)
1 points by tin7in 6y ago|0 comments
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Interesting fact that might have affected his works and ultimately millions seeing them. Christo's father was a prominent chemical textile manufacturer in Bulgaria and Christo was probably exposed to fabrics and textile rolls very earl
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Christo has died(theguardian.com)
219 points by tin7in 6y ago|90 comments
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by tin7in 6y ago
Could you elaborate what you have in mind as automation? Context: I'm working on a document editor that can resurface relevant information across different sources (docs, notes, emails,chats) while writing a document.
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by tin7in 6y ago
Just curious, what is the org mode alternative for the average knowledge worker?
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Ask HN: Referencing documents and emails in a knowledge base?
7 points by tin7in 6y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Tools to keep remote teams on the same page?
4 points by tin7in 7y ago|2 comments
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by tin7in 7y ago
They do that, at least in Europe
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by tin7in 7y ago
I'd recommend you to use the 8 months of runway as much as you can to build and make revenue. When you run out of money you will get a job anyway, try to not stress about it right now. Sales: Try to sell what you have and listen to cus
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by tin7in 7y ago
Similar experience here. Growing up in Bulgaria as kids, my friends and I mostly learned English from Discovery Channel and Cartoon Network. Because it was pirated or probably too expensive to be translated, the content wasn't dubbed a
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by tin7in 7y ago
Infarm https://infarm.com/ offer indoor farming to restaurants and supermarkets. They are opening a lot of new locations in Europe right now (mainly in Germany).
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Cultural Cringe(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by tin7in 7y ago|1 comments
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Don't forget the Opium Wars and the Eight-Nation Alliance against China. Almost all powerful states in Europe fought against China in the 19th century. My mainland Chinese friends know those conflicts in detail from their history class

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