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by jdrc 5y ago
low speeds dont matter if you can use it to get your wealth out of such a situation . Crypto exchanges have not blocked russian users. the blocked cards are in accordance with laws. call it what you want, it's not like other kinds of m
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by jdrc 5y ago
Energy crisis started long before the invasion. How much of the war is already priced in there? Europe might have to delay its green plans and even go back to coal. I think it's remarkable how little the markets reacted to this momento
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by jdrc 5y ago
Using crypto is actually productive use of it. It s speculation that is bothering you; that is not going to happen here. But crypto is not immune from censorship, just from centralized censorship. If bitcoin was widespread now, users would
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by jdrc 5y ago
So now twitter can fly everywhere. Or, the next twitter
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by jdrc 5y ago
Wait until a lawyer notices
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by jdrc 5y ago
pro, it's always good to know enemy propaganda, for both sides. besides, i assume in today's world it's very hard to hide facts very widely. Sure some people only watch state TV but bad news eventually will reach almost every
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by jdrc 5y ago
That's easy to say for people on the outside. Russians who want change can influence one another, build up awareness, but standing in front of tanks will just most likely lead to pulverization and it's not like russians are strang
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by jdrc 5y ago
it s not like there are no checks at airports, it should be obvious if there is a trend
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by jdrc 5y ago
It seems there is going to be a class divide between seasoned employees (who are better at remote) and newbies. Who knows, this might even reverse the job-hopping trend because people prefer the stable comfortable remote job to having to pu
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by jdrc 5y ago
working less doesnt mean producing less
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by jdrc 5y ago
I assume starlink was strategically important to the US from the start. The demand for satellite internet is probably exaggerated
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by jdrc 5y ago
That's because we never adapted and used people's emotional biases to make money. Just because some friend says something doesn't mean it's true - but pointing this out would cost a lot of money
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by jdrc 5y ago
in using the rules-based order (its right to threaten people with nukes) to break this rules-based order
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by jdrc 5y ago
The best bet is to train end users to use the internet effectively. BigTech has spent the past 15 years laboriously dumbing down its users to become scrolling monkeys.
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by jdrc 5y ago
These kind of photos always impress me about the number of people who are on their phones. We dont live in countries anymore, we live in screens with our legs on some kind of ground. I hope it's not irreversibly long until these stores
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by jdrc 5y ago
anywhere outside US, CA , aus and western europe, advertising costs are 10 times less or even much much lower. it s a very uneven distribution
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by jdrc 5y ago
musk also twitted that he won't block russian media as requested. Starlink is probably a great intelligence tool and obviously will never be turned off, on or anything . He s basically utilizing the importance of starlink to US army t
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by jdrc 5y ago
I think the cat is out of the bag for remote work and most companies are going to have to settle differently
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by jdrc 5y ago
storm? more like spring. People working on their own terms
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by jdrc 5y ago
what about the other way around (living in russia working remotely)
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by jdrc 5y ago
has it become impossible to work remotely from russia?
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by jdrc 5y ago
'existence' is some network states of the brain, they don't exist before a certain brain development and certainly not after it disintegrates
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by jdrc 5y ago
Cryptos are transparent; gold is not. I think swiss trusts and fine art are going to be targeted more
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by jdrc 5y ago
Russian speakers aren't just in russia
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by jdrc 5y ago
well they are good decoys then
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by jdrc 5y ago
I assume that MAD isn't real, there are no nukes, everybody is bluffing, it's just that nobody has called each other's bluff, so everyone thinks it's real
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by jdrc 5y ago
> "new things" Things that feel new > innovation happens every day in software engineering Who cares if innovation happens in ink pens if no good novels are written?
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by jdrc 5y ago
OTOH that has been the propaganda of Putin the entire decade. At some point supporters have to face the consequences as well
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by jdrc 5y ago
Ask yourselves "how can one make money from their innovation"? It used to be that ads was the default option, at least in the beginning, not anymore. Nowadays most money goes to marketing and naturally the companies that get riche
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by jdrc 5y ago
I hate it when a serious issue is dragged to the extreme in such distracting ways. Dostoyevski and chess players are not the problem , be smart

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