u/Mental_Budget_5085

I can't login through alipay, account flagged as suspicious. The problem is the fact that I already verified Alipay with my passport, but it seems to not matter?

I do not know where to verify it.

Maybe I should try deleting somehow taobao account and try again, as sign up through alipay, but I don't if there's such an option.

Honestly, I'm past all 4 stages of denial, I am just on acceptance of just how shitty TaoBao is, but I keep trying and so far nothing helped

I started kind of tinkering with Ai and it all is super fascinating, particularly interesting to me is prompt structure. So I would like to ask is formatting your prompt (persona, few shot negative, whatever else) gives you much better results than without? I want to know it to determine for myself balance between effort dedicated to quality prompt vs quality of output given through that prompt

Hi, I live in Russia and want to move out of here, I don't have any education, I can save up and move to some Russian speaking countries, but I'll probably get stuck, while I am in Russia I have support network so I am self-studying for a few hours every day osint, programming and crypto, because AI(I know stupid, but I don't where else to ask) said that companies in crypto are more willing to hire juniors, plus while in Russia I can only receive payments in crypto, before I move if everything is playing right.

Here's what I would like to ask about(I wrote following text as a message to another person, so I am sorry if I missed some details and something doesn't make sense): 1) How hard is to get junior position on this role? I want work that is remote and will give me enough funds to relocate(I do not expect some golden mountains, AI told me that 1500-2000 usd is reasonable expectations for junior role in this position) 2) Do employers usually expect relevant education, beside self-study knowledge? 3) Can you rate my plan of action? - at the same time I am currently learning progromming(python, data analytics), crypto(honestly somewhat lost for now I am reading up to 2nd chapter of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency and after I will be studying etherscan, arkham and other tools) and osint(for now I have finished cybermentor half of osint course and now I try to practice by doing some small exercises to develop osint mindset, but as soon as crypto knowledge will catch up I will mix crypto and osint practice and later when programming will catch up I will mix all three to build my portfolio in relevant to position aspect) and also AI advised to learn in the later half when I will learn solidly all topics to also learn regulatorics of crypto

Hello, I moved to Russia in teens with my mother in search of better life and currently everything is fucked. I do not have college degree, initially I was planning on freelancing, but international freelance marketplaces(?) are blocking Russia due to war and domestic ones have few people using the services, compared to how many people are offering, so you can sit without work for months especially if your account is new.

While I know that I can move to post-soviet countries, I will be moving alone meaning I will not have any support system and will probably get stuck living paycheck to paycheck for long. So I want to learn programming to get a remote job to move(yes, I know there were probably thousands of similar posts, but please bear with me).

I was speaking to AI about it and yes, you shouldn't unquestioningly refer to advice of AI, but I was just using it to bounce ideas of the wall. I wanted to learn data analytics, plus I am interested in OSINT, which AI added was a great addition to data analytics (it suggested learning regulatory compliance) and because standard payment methods are blocked AI suggested studying for a job in crypto at least as a first job and then after moving and being somewhat stable finding something else(it suggested finance if I will learn general finance regulatory stuff).

So the question is should I study for crypto jobs?

P.S. Please be patient, it all probably sounds stupid and/or naive, probably is stupid, but I don't have anyone qualified to be stupid towards.

Hi, I want to be able to use zen split with vscode, but I for the life of me can't find a way to do it. How it works usually - you drag program by a highest border of the program to the left/right and voi-la you have split window, but since there's no buttons and zen is basically always fullscreen I can't find a way. So please help me, because this browser is so cool, but I am getting frustrated by simple things(other was bitwarden not working)

I am writing SCP and part of containment is the fact that d class shouldn't remember encounters with this scp to remain attractive to it. Are antimemetics used routinely or reactively? If they are routinely used can those antimemetics be used also for wiping memories of my scp, for the sake of optimizing the budget?

edit: meant amnestics

Yes, I understand that you can only speak about toaster in first person, but it can't make you think that you're it or toaster(before decent amount of exposure). So is there some point that I misunderstood or have I just overthought this?

I specifically mean simple, not easy. In language learning I found for myself a simple way to learn a language - two weeks with Duolingo initially, while also reading shorts stories for learners and watching YouTube in desired language with or without subtitles about my interests, also optionally flashcards to learn words. This is simple way for myself to learn new language, perhaps not easy per se, but it's simple and relatively clear-cut. What is alternative to this, the simplest way to learn chess(again, I do not mean easy, I mean not complicated/convoluted)?