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vminkov
7y ago
Sounds like they could bail them out along the way by reimbursing them later
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The Facebook page of the HN bot stopped posting a month ago
(facebook.com)
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Amazon search page sources reveal sensitive DEBUG info
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7y ago
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vminkov
8y ago
Doreen, what jobs do men with similar to your skills get? What skills do you work on to improve your chances? Do you believe you have expressed well enough to the requiter your willingness to contribute and help move the organization furth
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vminkov
8y ago
What we won't tell you is that many investors have realised that the price will fall freely if the supply can't be limited in demand drops. And they are now seeking to gain control over as much of the circulating supply as possibl
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How to get your life hacked (with a little help from T-Mobile)
(medium.com)
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vminkov
9y ago
Come to Eastern Europe, your student loan money is enough for a whole new life here. P.s. honestly, I don't understand how ppl who are so hoplessly indebted are not migrating here. Bulgaria offers very cheap life with the opportunity o
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vminkov
9y ago
Maybe USDT (Tether) if you feel foolish enough to ignore the fraud alerts...
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vminkov
9y ago
Governance had become too complicated already, people with higher knowledge in governing and econ should have higher vote weight.
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vminkov
9y ago
Generalizing it as "most" is definitely not a sign of a realist's view. Most of them reap profits from low wages and the open EU market. Others get oversized government contracts funded by EU funds and a large part of them do
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vminkov
9y ago
That may be valid only if you're able to raise good money but the tech investing culture is quite underdeveloped here. The startup scene needs several bigger exits to make the investors greedy and curious about it and also construction
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vminkov
9y ago
Private health care is very neat and relative to your paycheck it's as affordable as in the Western world
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vminkov
10y ago
AI and data are the new oil, so beware folks - when the peasant workers are no more needed, you may want to watch out for the dictators trying to take over the ship.
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Requiem for my startup's competitor
(blog.twibble.io)
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Evercar abruptly shuts down
(techcrunch.com)
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Russia is planning to decipher the entire Internet traffic in the country
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vminkov
10y ago
First, let me admit that I might have not picked the right words above. To me, the best money/welfare that I ever got, were the scholarships. Just a little money that were exclusively intended to be spent on education. This brings my t
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vminkov
10y ago
Guys, most people commenting here are having at least 2x the avg income of their home country and are dangerously wrong about the motivations and the right incentives for the poor. You are shooting yourselves and the economy in the leg if y
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10y ago
You are totally right about the power channels, but the truth is they are focused on the construction sector. The old commies who stand behind this are not that confident when working with IT and that is one of the biggest reasons the law p
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vminkov
10y ago
I know the people who stand behind this and believe me, they have 0 (zero) dependence on the oligarchy and moreover they are a team of experts who have been in the private sector until recently. This law is one against the status quo.
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10y ago
Bulgaria's government becomes the first in the world to obligate by law its administration not only to publish, but to develop in open source mode every software product that gets created in a public tender. Older news of the intent:
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First government to make obligatory open source administration software
(translate.google.com)
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Java's Cover (2001)
(paulgraham.com)
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11y ago
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