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jdrc
5y ago
Russians living in cyprus are not poor
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5y ago
this is becoming a theme with immigrant communities, in a similar vein how german Turks are supportive of Erdogan. I'm sure those people are not evil, but this phenomenon is worthy of investigation.
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5y ago
Sanctions do work, cutting off communication with the west doesn't. There 's a feeling that Russians need to be jolted off their seats. I m seeing many of them asking for alternatives for payments or incorporation elsewhere
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5y ago
have some empathy man, this is terrifying
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5y ago
They should not be cut off, the pressure should be financial and it is already working. Payment businesses are already turning off russian users, and businesses are finding themselves with no ways to be paid. It's as bad as it is nec
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5y ago
both are terrible concepts. Languages are supposed to help humans, or else we should all write assembly.
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5y ago
Incidentally what is the performance benefit of the whole promise/callback hell compared to GOTO? I find it needlessly confusing and inhuman.
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5y ago
the goal of lifespan extension would be extend it far enough that we 'd be able to move the conscious self to some other mechanical entity
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5y ago
maybe if our supply chains were't Just-in-time we wouldnt be talking about these all the time
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5y ago
Look at some of the comments in this post
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5y ago
https://www.varsity.co.uk/science/23088
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5y ago
fasting does have something to do with longevity (in mice and other animals). Maybe not in humans but it's certainly a valid line of research
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5y ago
> intractably hard problem Is it intractably hard? We already know how to 'rejuvenate' cells for a decade. The field did not receive a lot of attention however, partly because of misguided ethics concerns. COVID changed that a
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5y ago
they aren't even reporting the news. The narrative is that Russia is doing a "special operation" in his Dumbass Republic. And lots of documentaries about how the west is bad and failed on their promises 30 years ago. It feels
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5y ago
I ve been told it's not the right way to refer to Putin, which is probably correct, there are are other dimunitives
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5y ago
vlad is a romanian name
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5y ago
the technology you need after the apocalypse is called "fire". and perhaps some rocks to hunt your food
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5y ago
why didnt twitter just use og: ? it 's the exact same content. they create tag pollution without thinking
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5y ago
This has happened to other wars in the region too. State trolls mass report twitter and youtube accounts to get people banned, or have their videos "age restricted" (which means youtube does not recommend them). It' s the st
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5y ago
I like that now we have "apple" tags, and "twitter" tags everywhere. Maybe cocacola and mcdonalds should buy a tag too , because, why not. At least facebook had the decency to call their tags "open graph"
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5y ago
I think the fact that SWIFT can't be used now, shows that it can never be used, it is not a weapon at all as it is thought to be. Even minor cases like the temporary blockade of iran had small impact.
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5y ago
bitcoin is going to be tricky. unless most miners are in russia they can be convinced to fork chains
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5y ago
What future? after russia invades hungary or poland or ... ?
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5y ago
weak arguments though. It would be a swift action, a shock with immediate effect. the long-term points are not that relevant but evenso, the non-western allied world is comparatively small. a disconnection is not going to be forever.
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5y ago
you re going to need a power supply anyway so why not put the computer in it? Less heating for your fingers
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5y ago
What we should have learned is that social media is as good as your neighbor's gossip.
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5y ago
That's a huge percentage. In all fairness, Russians are doing a disservice to their long heritage by supporting or making excuses for this cretin. And they must be let known of this.
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5y ago
then you have messaging apps that need to make notifications and they can't. The way google blocks audio at this point is not good.
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5y ago
websites are now meant to be "content" for google or social media. Social media are allowed all the permissions, websites no.
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5y ago
schools are constant social pressure, comparing yourself, and feeling inadequate. no wonder so many kids felt relief , ignorance is a bliss while you are young at least. But i m afraid they will invent new stupid games with online tools too
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