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by Aspos 2y ago
Such metric would just indicate that respondents are unaware of other cities, no? Majority of new yorkers never lived in good cities. I guess many just repeat 100 years old notion that NYC is the best city in the world and just never doubt
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by Aspos 2y ago
You seriously think NYC is the greatest city in the history of world civilization? Or is it sarcasm? I am asking this as NYC resident.
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by Aspos 2y ago
One should not build their own cryptography, one should not build their own ledger, that's what I am saying.
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by Aspos 2y ago
I see no reason why CFSB would be in any way different from Evolve, they are just not caught up in the mess yet. Synapse problem was fundamental and it stems from the same mistake OP is making: never ever build your own, homegrown ledger if
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by Aspos 2y ago
A single debit can result in many credits. A single record can (and will) be lost. Network issue, db issue, etc., some transactions will not make it to the db. With double entry you at least have a chance of reconciling the lost transaction
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by Aspos 2y ago
Some problems in life can be easily fixed with crimson red nail polish.
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by Aspos 2y ago
I believe that's where he invented it
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by Aspos 2y ago
Nobel (the Nobel prize guy) made his fortune in Baku, IMSMR
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by Aspos 2y ago
The fact that plaid was allowed to exist and grow into a monster tells a lot about incompetence/impotence of the regulators.
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by Aspos 2y ago
For those wondering what electro-ag is: convert CO2 into acetate—a carbon-rich compound that can fuel crop growth without sunlight.
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by Aspos 2y ago
Don't forget genocides they are committing
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by Aspos 2y ago
Can you, please, elaborate? Wasn't it their main feature and the selling point?
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by Aspos 2y ago
There is a dedicated bicycle road connecting Cumberland with the National Mall in D.C. and which promises no cars, no pedestrians. Ten hours of pedaling mostly downhill.
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by Aspos 2y ago
The fact that some countries started mimicking FATCA does not make it less idiotically counterproductive and stupidly wasteful. Not to mention it undermining international law and making this world less stable of course.
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by Aspos 2y ago
Yes, theoretically. Practically though when one applies to open an account they will be asked "do you have or have you ever had a US address or phone number? Have you ever had a greencard? Have you ever had SSN? Were you a subject to U
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by Aspos 2y ago
Even those who officially abandoned their green cards are subject to FATCA for life and often struggle to open bank accounts abroad.
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by Aspos 2y ago
Kind of true, yes, in theory, because FATF is largely controlled by the US and it enforced US-style rules to the rest of the world. However, on the practical level AML/KYC works differently outside of the US. Regulator would create we
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by Aspos 2y ago
Fighting crime should not be a bank problem. Putting this burden on banks is a thing pretty unique to the US. Not sure why anyone would be surprised to find out this does not work.
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by Aspos 2y ago
Went to a hotel lobby bar once and asked guys sitting to the left and to the right of me where are they from. Turns out both were Scots. Asked them what do they think about Scottish independence. One thing led to another and soon enough the
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by Aspos 2y ago
I see several words which could fit but all of them are obscene.
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by Aspos 2y ago
Nothing is more dangerous than a bored soldier.
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by Aspos 2y ago
I see why you have this assumption, yet we have 20+ years of data proving that a private bureau can actually compete, flourish and innovate while serving majority of the reports while gov-run bureau ensures that prices stay manageable.
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by Aspos 2y ago
Twenty or so years ago Experian and FairIsaac were paid by USAID to help build credit bureau infrastructure in Kazakhstan. USAID also paid their legal departments to help draft a law which would govern the whole process. And guess what, i
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by Aspos 2y ago
Thanks for your comment. It just occurred to me that I have an inner voice narrating the text when I am reading in English. This does not happen when I read in my first two languages. This explains why I read slower when I read in English.
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by Aspos 2y ago
They make decent hardware which comes with with modified end-of-life versions of OpenWRT. And their customizations are quite questionable and smell fishy. And no, can't install newer versions of OpenWRT. At least that's my experie
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by Aspos 2y ago
I am thinking of a Sun compass a signal of which could be used in space. Can this signal be fused into IMU? I wonder if it makes any sense.
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by Aspos 2y ago
Can one use Sun's magnetic field for navigation? I imagine Sun compass would be far more precise than Earth compass, no?
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by Aspos 2y ago
Yes they do
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by Aspos 2y ago
It is hard to make any money on teens. Someone has to subsidise a no-fees banking service and once VC money dried up all teen banks evaporated. Besides any kind of banking is hard and too few of the neobanks were prepared for it.
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by Aspos 2y ago
This could be a great way of building a World of Tanks themed park. Especially if you combine players from multiple physical locations into a single virtual space.

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