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Husband, Dad, Co-Founder of Pipedrive, angel investor, design background.

Tallinn, Estonia
Joined March 2009
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As Europe moves away from US influence and arms itself with European weapons, Finland's defense industry is predicted to grow by as much as 581%. And Finland is certainly not the only European country whose weapons are now selling well.
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True leadership means respect for partners and allies. Even for the smaller and weaker ones. Never arrogance. Dear friends, think about it.
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in the 1930s there was a self-parking car that used a deployable 5th wheel to parallel park
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They actually did it.  Boom is officially the first independently developed supersonic jet.
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Töösturist sõber helistas õhtul ja küsis, kas ma toetan Michali kavatsust tõsta riigikaitsekulutused 5% peale (sest sellel on kindlasti erinevaid tagajärgi). Mul polnud raske vastata. 1/
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I'm from Berlin. Afghanistan gets better tech than Europeans now. It's not a joke. It's the result of 30 years of suffocating regulation. And now, the EU's new AI Act is about to make it 10x worse. Here's the tragic story of how the EU is killing our tech future 🧵:
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I have to amend my previous comments on the Biden admin’s (proposed) AI export restrictions. They aren’t just bad, they are very very bad, for Central/Eastern Europe. The issue is not the quantitative limits on NVIDIA GPU exports. It’s the other restrictions, on model weights and AI related software, that will bite 🧵
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Kaart, keda tänane USA valitsus oma liitlasteks peab. Välisministeeriumile peaks see päris tõsine mõttekoht olema.
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I'm German. 16 years ago, the EU and US economies were neck and neck. Today, the US economy is 50% larger than the entire EU combined. Here's the devastating truth behind Europe's ongoing economic suicide 🧵:
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1/5. The way Trump, Trump Jr, Tuberville, and Hannity are talking now about Greenland, Mexico, Panama, and Canada plagiarizes Putin in 2013, before the first invasion of Ukraine.
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Musk attacking the governments of Germany, UK, and France and supporting far right parties to take over. Trump threatening to invade everyone. To all appearances, we are seeing the rise of a global cabal set about to turn "the West" into a giant Fascist Oligarchy 1/
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At least Trump today ruled out using 🇺🇸 military force against 🇨🇦 - but he didn’t rule out using it against 🇩🇰 if higher tariffs wasn’t enough to get it to agree on the 🇬🇱 issue.This is rapidly moving from the absurd to the dangerous. politico.eu/article/donald-t…
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Finnish navy is quite unknown even to many Finns. However, for its size, it is very capable of its intended uses. In the near future, however, the capability of Finnish Navy will increase considerably. 🧵
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There is a special place in hell for those who mock and lie about a country fighting for its survival
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Russian navy escort to "prevent cable damage"??? 🤣😂
Russia Proposes Deploying the Russian Navy to Escort Ships in the Gulf of Finland Russian state media Tass suggests deploying the Russian Navy to escort ships in the Baltic Sea, aiming to prevent cable damage and disruptions to vessel operations. iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/a/d895…
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Putin no longer cares that the world knows his fleet of oil tankers are actually an appendage of his global terror appatatus. The west still refues to act.
Replying to @JayinKyiv
Putin is working on it! Both 'Line' and 'Life', both Russian oil tankers are now loitering in the Baltic Sea while a Finnish vessel (red dot) is nearby...
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The 🇷🇺-linked shadow fleet ships in the Baltic Sea seem to have a persistent problem with their anchors. Can they be considered seaworthy? Can we tolerate ships that aren’t seaworthy in our waters and economic zone?
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