serko

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   by serko 3y ago

   Sounds like you are intentionally switching the discussion topic, to be honest
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   by serko 3y ago

   Of course. Among many, many things, why I think that there should be far fewer Russians in this world, I remember one situation, that I still vividly and unpleasantly see from time to time. It was in the middle of the night during one of ma
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   by serko 3y ago

   Good. Russia should be a wasteland in all possible meanings
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   by serko 4y ago

   I hardly think you cared about the dictatorship before the "partial" mobilization began. And if something had collective approval (even through silence), then it must also have collective responsibility. Don't try to play a v
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   by serko 4y ago

   The author gave a nice general overview of the topic. But the thing is, none of these technical things are essential. Like a lot of people here (me included, but I am actively trying to get rid of it) the author has an engineering mindset,
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   by serko 4y ago

   Read it, great book
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   by serko 4y ago

   yeah, that's a difficult one, then you are only substituting you don't have to deal with tasks like that
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   Ask HN: What is the thing you've did as a manager that you regret the most?

   47 points by serko 4y ago|31 comments
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   by serko 4y ago

   It is a bit puzzling that so many people think that Kaspersky is not connected to the siloviki. I can recommend reading an investigation by Russian journalists on the subject: "Inside The Fight For The Soul Of Kaspersky Lab" http