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by jevgeni 4y ago
Do you assume AfD electorate in Germany is also "military minded, semi-trained and armed"?
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Any German person I spoke to has a deep feeling of responsibility for WW2. Even today, even younger generations. Believe it or not it makes the society stronger. Russia is far away from that. Being liked is a privilege you have to earn. Thi
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Since it's a political organization with stated political goals, it might make sense to look at those goals. Not to mention that even with those goals they didn't manage to break into parliament, i.e. reach 2% of the votes (if we
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Cool! Let's validate. Let's find a useful content page in russian and see if it works say in Tartar. https://tatarstan.ru/documents.htm So, a guide through all the relevant administrative documents you might need.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
So why claim that America wants freedom at the expense of everyone else?
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by jevgeni 4y ago
So at which percentage of the population should you start to respect the culture of minorities? I'll make it even easier. Go to any LOCAL government website in Russia where there is a concentration of these ethnic minorities and find m
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by jevgeni 4y ago
You can fact check it by going to the website of the people you are calling neonazis (Azov) and find a neonazi agenda. It was never really about NATO [1] for the russians, but as Putin said in his initial speech at the beginning of the inva
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by jevgeni 4y ago
What would be the alternative? Wanting freedom for everyone in the world at the cost of your own?
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Russia is fascist by assimilation (in contrast to the Third Reich which was fascist by exclusion). As in, you either call yourself russian or get marginalized. It's so pervasive that people stopped noticing it. There are 200 ethnicitie
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Then don't make that distinction? I originally wasn't. Point is, whether it is a huge farm of ASICs or PoS holdings, it still leads to centralization.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
If the value of gold is defined ONLY by the cost/effort/energy of mining it and the cost of mining silver is similar, then the prices should be similar and not orders of magnitude different per troy ounce.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
You're confusing funding and cash flow. Funding is invested in value generating assets. Just because the money is spent doesn't mean the asset (like a conveyor belt) evaporates. It's essentially the equity holders allowing th
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Crypto-to-cash liquidity is miniscule compared to cash-to-cash liquidity or cash-to-crypto liquidity.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
The hurt tone really counters my argument. /s
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So according to you a protocol that prioritizes nodes with higher holdings of the crypto currency is somehow decentralized?
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So the value of gold should be exactly the same as the value of silver or coal then?
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by jevgeni 4y ago
That's not even remotely coherent. Value of gold is not in the fact that it was pulled out of the ground.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Oh, so just like CDOs and MBSs in 2007?
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You just need to look. https://www.engadget.com/the-morning-after-cryptocurrency-ma...
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Cost of storage for gold is nowhere close to the cost requirements of CCs.
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No, I haven’t. That’s why I used the term “hashtag form” instead of just “hashtag”.
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Seeing how the hashtag form of #IStandWithUkraine is mostly a pro-Ukrainian thing, I'm not surprised. Russians use other hashtags.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
If your goal is to flex your literary muscle, then write poetry, but don't waste people's time.
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> Sounds like the top can't stick to its own designs.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Here's a recap. - The guy was a principal engineer at Mailchimp. - Assumes he solved the problem of organizational complexity. - Quotes the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy instead of any relevant operational or organizational resea
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by jevgeni 4y ago
Such long-winded language looses you anyone serious in the audience.
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by jevgeni 4y ago
"Outside-in view" is usually used. Also, there are the classic "exogenic" and "endogenic".
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People can annoy with plain words just as well.
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Why would top management assign a middle manager, if they don't want them to manage?
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by jevgeni 4y ago
It's essentially a question of focused vs. collaborative work multiplied by commute times. Figure out how to provide both focused and collaborative models, optimize for commute times and you're set.

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