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There is a conspiracy theory that recent open sourcing of Yandex tech and to some extent even a leak is a preparation for global Yandex exodus from Russia.
by galkk 4y ago
There is a conspiracy theory that recent open sourcing of Yandex tech and to some extent even a leak is a preparation for global Yandex exodus from Russia.
- slt2021 4y agoexodus has already happened
- speed_spread 4y agoYou can take Yandex out of Russia... but you can not take Russia out of Yandex. Admittedly, the same could probably be said about any other $big_search:$nuclear_power pair. It's just that the other companies either can't or have no reason for exile. And so I suspect Yandex leaving it's home turf would essentially be a covert invasion of wherever they'd swarm to. Somehow, money tells me UK would be a likely target. Source: worked briefly for an exiled Russian company. Would not repeat.
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago> a covert invasion of wherever they'd swarm to. > an exiled Russian company. Either you are exhiled or you are invading, how can you be both?
- helge9210 4y agoFor example, you wholeheartedly support the policy, but are not comfortable living under the sanctions.
- ClumsyPilot 4y agoMy understanding of Exile is that you are rejected by the society you are exiled from, due to your actions or beliefs. Like profound disagreement with the policy. I have certainly seen the kind of people you talk about, they support (or at least used to) Putin, but don't want their kids to live in Russia. I would call them more like emigrants of convenience.
- speed_spread 4y agoDeception. Moving a piece on a game board should have more than one effect. One should preferably make it so that the most obvious effect (exile) is not the one that's actually the most valuable in the long term (taking root in adverse country). Bonus "inception" points if you can make the adversary believe that you did it because they forced you to (sanctions).