quantstrength

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   by quantstrength 5y ago

   the open letter from IT guys was signed up in the first days of invasion by 30000 people from the field (by the time I signed it). Long before this thread.
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   by quantstrength 5y ago

   A nighgt? Lmao. You easaly get tortured and then get a 10 year sentence here for that stuff. People from 2011 protests are still in jail
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   by quantstrength 5y ago

   Thats a funny argument, I didn’t see much germans succeeding in protesting against their bloody dictator in 1939. Protests work if and only if the goverment is willing to allow them to happen and listen the croud. Thats not the case in poli
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   by quantstrength 5y ago

   Yes, is anything wrong with that? People related to tech startup world want to be heard and thats good motivation to come here and support the thread (as did I)
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   by quantstrength 5y ago

   Yes, thats what people doing in Turkey for example. In the end of the day it just adds a layer of complexities for those who relocate and does zero pressure on goverment, as the majority of population who stays will not notice anything
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   by quantstrength 5y ago

   This is ridiculous action from visa and mastercard. Goverment make taking more than 10k $ cash abroad illegal and another strike come from payment systems. Whats the plan, do they want to trap most talented and qualified specialists from Ru