RT @paulg: Here’s another point from that 2005 essay that few in the startup world have assimilated even now: https://t.co/65LNuPGULj

RT @BNONews: BREAKING: American Express suspends all operations in Russia and Belarus

RT @KevinRothrock: Police officers in Moscow today are stopping people, demanding to see their phones, READING THEIR MESSAGES, and refusing…

@0xF2 Anybody that has ever worked (or lived) with me might be inclined to believe that I coined this expression.

(just to be clear, it applies to my work as well)

I didn’t know about @JoinToucan. I just discovered it thanks to a tweet from @Werner.

I think it’s genius. https://t.co/SVkPyw2pIO https://t.co/mBNRAwyHAj

Mariupol residents describe the city becoming “unfit for human life.” “There’s no electricity, no heating, no telephone connection. It is absolute horror,” said Petro Andryushchenko, an adviser to the mayor. “People drink from puddles in the streets.”

https://t.co/auvjFYLBen

RT @igorsushko: 🧵My translation of the analysis of the current situation in Russia by an active FSB analyst. Buckle up for a long thread an…

Is the unprecedented interest in #web3 (#crypto, #NFT, etc) really related to the tech? Or is it related to the perception that financial independence is within reach for everyone at a moment when the meaning of work is questioned for the 1st time since the industrial revolution?

Let’s return to the office. It’s good for morale. https://t.co/KZJqmb8xDz

“some IMF members have been weighing how to deny Russia the ability to convert $17bn in special drawing rights, a form of reserve asset issued by the IMF, into hard currencies like USD, EUR or YEN, to circumvent the sanctions placed on its central bank.”
https://t.co/1IyCDNiTbW