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ausudhz
5y ago
Yes because all companies out there have a plan in case they'd get suspended from NASDAQ. Like it happens daily True that there were lots of discussion for Chinese business getting suspended but was not the case for Russian till the st
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ausudhz
5y ago
Who wants to give money to a Russian entity nowadays? Not sure to be honest, you might argue that their headquarter is in Netherlands but remain pretty known to anyone that they operate in Russia. Not so easy to see. Their CEO must have a b
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ausudhz
5y ago
Yes sorry was for the one above ;)
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ausudhz
5y ago
You're fighting the wrong battle. Immigrants are not to blame, they're more or less in the same position of middle class Americans of not worst. Point your finger at the rich and elite that pocket the benefits of the immigrants jo
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ausudhz
5y ago
If you don't produce enough talent for that industry what do you want? That companies relocate elsewhere? You're contradicting yourself twice. Fist you say that the middle class has been wiped off by delocalization then you say th
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ausudhz
5y ago
> they are simply willing to work for less for longer hours If you're don't have a law that treats people equally probably yes. > Last caveat I'll say is immigrants have produced extreme value and innovation in tech. Th
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ausudhz
5y ago
They've been independent forever I don't understand why they need to take a side on this one. We all know dirty money go there eventually
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ausudhz
5y ago
When you don't know geography and where the fight is that's what happen. Luckily these people are not working in position of power. Aren't they right? Right? :)
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ausudhz
5y ago
Yes go and check the distance between the border and the first "valid" Russian city, then do the same from the border to the other side. Then think about the fact that is cold now and, additionally, that the border with Europe is
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ausudhz
5y ago
Ya like this is a Hollywood movie and not a freaking war and Russia is not a huge country. Easy to cross it like you're doing a walk with your dog. Not to mention that is cold... But yay lets go and take a walk to the border lol
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5y ago
If the airspace of half of the world is closed for Russia how you think they can even fly? They've sanctions that would even make it impossible for normal people to do a bank transfer in their "new" country.
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ausudhz
5y ago
I'm talking about the first, doesn't seems to hard to understand isn't it? To me the move is like: "well now I've no way to do by business because my engineering and the core team is under bomb shelter, so lets ban
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ausudhz
5y ago
Well you won't know without knowing the difference. Just say that we've a different order but for ordinary people probably make no difference. You born after that so did I. Is like saying that the world is better place now because
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ausudhz
5y ago
Is risk management 101, I'm sorry if you don't understand but I don't have time to explain it to you. If 100% of your business is based in a country that has been threatened to be invaded many times and also had been attacked
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ausudhz
5y ago
Yes that's how business works. Have you seen Microsoft being hit by this for example? From a business and operational point of view is just a silly move to have your business in one country, especially when you claim to be a "US b
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ausudhz
5y ago
Is definitely a personal move. Go on their website, they operate in 4 countries. US: 40 people Portugal: 70 people Ukraine: 1700 people India: 70 people Classic American company delocalizing everything and now crying because all the enginee
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ausudhz
5y ago
I just asked because I didn't read this news, you don't need to be so salty But in case I'd ask you since seems like you speak Russian and you can understand his speech
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ausudhz
5y ago
Source?
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ausudhz
5y ago
Ya sorry. IBAN is what is used for SEPA payments. You don't have the same with swift since system and code are named (again) swift. I never used IBAN outside of Europe (actually Dubai if I'm not wrong used that too) so I'm no
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ausudhz
5y ago
Yes but to reach level of understanding you need a thought process, which most of the people lack. Easier to just way CCP=evil without actually contextualizing like the parent comment
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ausudhz
5y ago
Lol OP says don't turn this politically, first comment talks about CCP ahahaha Like the west has no propaganda, suureeeee
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ausudhz
5y ago
There's nothing to contest, just people Don't like the truth here. If you say something against the US you get down voted. Your comment is too sided, US to good to have secret services that influence elections elsewhere (after all
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ausudhz
5y ago
International transfer happen all with swift. Europe has its system (IBAN) but still swift is what is used internationally
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ausudhz
5y ago
15 years of pharmaceutical development should've told you that vaccine and drugs are different, but doesn't seems to be the case. "Autoimmune disorder" probably have a very low correlation and if anything vaccine have sa
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ausudhz
5y ago
4 years is not long term, try again. Other drugs don't have a better safety profile if they were tested for so long. If anything, it proves that is highly toxic for your body (similarly to many chemio treatments)
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ausudhz
5y ago
Yes and the known risks are calculated within the trials or after few days of usage. Definitely not 20 years after you've gotten the first pill. Would be pretty hard to correlate it to something that happened 20 years ago.
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5y ago
Not to mention the long term effects of COVID are known and way worst that what a vaccine can give you. Vaccine are building an immune response, they're not drugs that try to cope the symptoms (eg. Panadol) and they are the safest drug
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So you think for other vaccine you know the "long term effects" What you define as "long term"? Because in my definition, in the "long term" we're all dead. The "long term" effects of many pathol
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ausudhz
5y ago
The current name didn't prevent this to finish in the front page ahaha
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ausudhz
5y ago
Inside you feel nothing, is at the edges the problem
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