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by kirso 5y ago
I think it can be a great service but have the same question as above. Why did you opt-out for VC? This seems to be a perfect candidate for a profitable and sustainable business because you don't really need a complicated infra or anot
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by kirso 5y ago
This piece has been translated by Meduza, one of the independent mediums in Russian language and I thought it brilliantly described the whole situation, as well as what is going on in Putin's mind and where it can lead.
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War brought Vladimir Putin to power in 1999. Now, it must bring him down(theguardian.com)
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by kirso 5y ago
Ok with such a budget - you can get 15 clicks, you won't have enough data to support your hypothesis. Paid advertising should only work when you already have data on your LTV, payback and cohorts. You can literally get hundreds of thou
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by kirso 5y ago
Twitter is also a source of claims that civilian objects are out of bounds for the conflict. Well it proved to be an evidence of not being the case. RT / Like is a blatant manipulation and Twitter should ban it.
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by kirso 5y ago
I don't, but your assumption is right. The issue is that Putin holds power over them. The question is under which conditions... EDIT: typo
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by kirso 5y ago
Yep it will be, but he also doesn't care about the people - thats indeed the worst part :(
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This hasn't been implied anywhere, please read again.
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I think its too late for that. Think Ukraine will push for Putin to have consequences, but I don't think they have enough leverage for that just yet. The situation is incredibly complicated, but I see a few scenarios: - Russia succeeds
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by kirso 5y ago
Just talked about this today with a few of my Russian friends. This only prompts Putin ratings to grow. It frustrates the opposition (30% of Russians). But it also makes the supporters hate the west even more. So if all these sanctions are
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by kirso 5y ago
Can you elaborate?
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Trully Orwellian NEWSPEAK!
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by kirso 5y ago
Thanks for the kind words! Precisely. Imagine your area of knowledge is like a circle, you think you kind of get 80% of it in terms of worldview and subjective opinions. Now some random people come in and saying you are wrong and there is t
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by kirso 5y ago
Unfortunately more than that... see my comment above.
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The whole country premise is based on war. Unfortunately the world only became global in the past 2 decades which means a lot of Russians (despite being kind) still haven't gotten up to speed on all available information including the
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by kirso 5y ago
Its not just because, but if you offer a limited functionality that you need to pay $1000 dollar for. Its like offering to sell a car with engine, but without the wheels.
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by kirso 5y ago
This, I always say pressured networking is like going to a urinal (as a guy) and try hard to squeeze something out. Even if you have a need, a good chance is nothing comes out. But when you relax, it just flows... like a conversation :) Whe
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by kirso 5y ago
Correct, but why to deal with this at all considering the % of all BTC TXs compared to fiat.
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by kirso 5y ago
Don't forget, this was also a similar case during WW2 and then Munich agreement happened... It never is as easy - this is stated on paper so we all go to war. Including now broken Minsk agreement... Just all sad to see that the interes
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by kirso 5y ago
Daylight robbery if you ask me with so many alternatives...
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by kirso 5y ago
If you open a page as an overlay of the main page and start typing your blog post - a simple mistype or misclick will close it which is really annoying. Any easy fix arguably to always open it as a standalone window, however the UX still sh
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by kirso 5y ago
Agreed, the irrelevancy of results has been pointed out several times. It just uses simple string matching, but the issue is that most of the tools do that :/
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by kirso 5y ago
This. This is the only reason why I don't use notion as my primary note taking platform. The search is just not native and doesn't work in its current format as well as easier transition into various pages through it.
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by kirso 5y ago
Someone gives this person a medal! I think there is really not much to add to this, I just wanted to say thank you for this, a lot of people need to read this and wake-up call, that markets hammer on your. The true feedback loop has no feel
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by kirso 5y ago
Not sure about the studies that are listed below. Honestly I just kind of try to understand the patterns / feelings and try to see whether its really intrinsic or something else. But here is a good tip, people who want to stay in touch
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by kirso 5y ago
Exactly. Agree with this. I think we come to terms at a certain point that its impossible to stay in touch with everyone. I actually kept a table with people to stay in touch with them every: - month - quarter - 6 months - a year (if its le
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by kirso 5y ago
For sure, seems like just Marvelification of all movies has been really annoying. Everything has the same style / humour and vagueness.
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by kirso 5y ago
I have been really obsessed with this one. Somehow I failed to learn things when I was taught in "official ways", yet I managed to learn the language by being brutally forced into practice and environment that pushed me to make it
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by kirso 5y ago
Agreed. At this point I am just happy there is any kind of great piece of sci-fi coming out. I think since Expanse it has been quite hard to find anything worth watching in that space.
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by kirso 5y ago
What is the source of initial data for startups?

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