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In my last blog, I talked about what and how payment routing works. Let me remind you that in the previous series: payment routing is the process of constructing routes (hence routing), within which the maximum number of payments (preferably all) will successfully pass through the most reliable and fastest route. To imagine how this happens, just draw an analogy with the need to let dozens of trains go in different directions. It will take a lot of time on one track, but if there are three tracks, the process will go quickly — but where will which train be sent? The schedule and the route map are routing. But here is the instruction on where trains should go if there is an accident or technical work is being carried out in the world of payments called smart retry. We will talk about it today.

Hello! It’s #vsrativakansii again. Autumn is in full swing, candidates are still complaining about the difficult job search, recruiters can’t find worthy candidates. In short, the labor market lives its own life despite the cold, shelling and blackouts. Today we’re talking about strange vacancies and a little bit about shitty candidates. In the issue — an anti-zoomer vacancy, a search for a vibecoder to replace 10 developers, an unsuccessful hack through a test and a vacancy with a reservation at a casino for $12,000. Also read about inadequate candidates and Kim Jong-un.