#sanctions

Posts tagged #sanctions

1. Experience

   Cobro en USDT desde Venezuela. Para mí no es inversión ni casino, es el mercado del sábado

   Pana, cada vez que alguien en internet me dice "crypto is the future" o "crypto es una estafa", me da risa. Para mí USDT no es ninguna de las dos cosas. Es cómo cobro y cómo compro harina. Vaina práctica, nada más. Cómo cobro Trabajo freelance desde Valencia (la de Venezuela, no la de España jaja), sobre todo Laravel y React, con clientes de Estados Unidos y España. El cliente me paga por la plataforma o por…

   José Gregorio MarcanoSep 19, 202614likes14comments

2. Update

   npm install: failed. docker pull: 403. VPN: died twice…

   npm install: failed. docker pull: 403. VPN: died twice. electricity: gone for 2 hours. Hafez, as always: یوسف گم گشته باز آید به کنعان غم مخور ok. trying again

   Arash KarimiAug 12, 202610likes4comments

3. Experience

   I left Moscow in 2022 and I still cannot get paid like a normal person

   I want to say first: I am not asking for pity. Ukrainians have it much worse, I know this. This is only a post about what is it like to be a relocant developer with a Russian passport, because people ask me and I am tired of explaining it in DMs. I left Moscow the week mobilisation was announced, September 2022. Belgrade, because Serbia did not need a visa and I had a friend with a sofa. I am against the war. Против…

   Artyom SokolovJul 28, 202627likes14comments

4. Article

   Developer survival guide from Tehran: npm, Docker, Go, GitHub and the 403 lifestyle

   سلام. I write backend for a ride hailing and delivery app in Tehran, Go and Python, team of 14. Many people outside do not know what sanctions mean for a normal developer, and many developers in other sanctioned countries ask me the same questions. So this is the long version. Everything here is about using public open source and running things ourselves. Nothing exotic. The real problem is over-compliance US…

   Arash KarimiJul 12, 202648likes14comments

5. Experience

   One year after the twelve days: what I changed in how I work

   Last June, for twelve days, there was a war over my head. I do not want to explain Iran in one post, I cannot, and people who ask me to do it in one comment are usually not asking a real question. I only want to write what happened to my work, because many developers in many countries may need this one day, and I hope they never do. The first nights we heard explosions in Tehran. My parents went to my aunt in the…

   Arash KarimiJul 4, 202612likes11comments