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by Aspos 4y ago
And 170t out of 85ha does not sound extraordinary.
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by Aspos 4y ago
Being able to evade tracking and disappear may be the biggest selling point for some.
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by Aspos 4y ago
So a wrapper with a random legitimate-lloking URL, a custom CSS styling which would serve wikipedia content with some random wacky headers and footers would do as a source in your kid's school?
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by Aspos 4y ago
Suddenly celluloid film will become the unfungible evidence stored in sacred temples.
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by Aspos 4y ago
May be an indication that web and mobile channels of your bank are not very good. You perceive it is safer (or easier) to go to a branch and get a funds transfer performed by a random semi-literate clerk, than using an app. Banking apps are
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by Aspos 4y ago
If not using the app and physically going somewhere is easier than using the app then the app clearly has some room for improvement.
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by Aspos 4y ago
Perfectly valid arguments for installing a modern, 4-cassete Diebold atm with a cash recycler and, optionally, a coin hopper. Such a device costs about $40K and is much cheaper to operate than a branch. Branches exist because all other chan
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by Aspos 4y ago
Oh, I meant remote jobs in Dubai. Cannabis is a big no-no there, true, but otherwise it is a cool place! It is a big surprise to me that TR requires 50% ownership by locals. Unless it is a very new requirement, I think you are misreading it
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by Aspos 4y ago
Turkiye is not EU and is not Europe in practical sense. Consult an attorney in Turkiye. Never heard of university diploma being a requirement for a work permit. There are hundreds of thousands of refugees in Turkiye which do not have any di
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by Aspos 4y ago
I bought the app, but using it on my 6.7" phone is not easy. I wish I could get the apk and run it on my PC instead. I could use some pre-built examples. Auto-save feature would also be great.
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by Aspos 4y ago
FAR works on Linux and MacOS as well https://github.com/elfmz/far2l
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by Aspos 4y ago
And so does electric utility serving PH. So does a catering company serving them luch, so does a real estate company providing them with office space. Why single out payment processor?
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by Aspos 4y ago
Do you think a good neural network could take CAD as an inspiration and produce a usable, simplified model with only the parts which actually are visible?
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by Aspos 4y ago
Don't know what country you are from but guess your acquiring bank gets orders of magnitude less fraud than Stripe does so your bank can afford to take your calls. It boils down to wildly skewed regulatory environment in the US.
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by Aspos 4y ago
I hope you don't mind if I'll post your donation page for HN to see: https://skycircl.es/donate-nerd-mode/
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by Aspos 4y ago
I am merely giving you my experience running banks on both sides of the atlantic. You can explain however you want. Chip and PIN is a big factor of course but is not the only one. ACH is a hot garbage and is a fraud vector which does not ex
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by Aspos 4y ago
You are looking at it from the wrong end, averages mask the issue. Consider this: Romanian state employees generate multiple X less fraud than average Romanians. Bank serving them may lose cents per customer per year and make, say, $50 per
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by Aspos 4y ago
Correct, 10000x. Some anecdata: I used to work for a bank in Eastern Europe and we once lost a grand total of $6K to fraud one year with about ~1M cardholders. 10000x of that would be $60 per customer per year. Some neobanks here in the US
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by Aspos 4y ago
Exactly my point: banks should be responsible for doing the job they are paid for, processing transactions, and should not be liable for someone else's lack of judgement. The fact that it is legal to make banks pay for such things doe
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by Aspos 4y ago
And why do you think it is fair to make a bank pay for your fees, someone else's lack of judgement, someone else's breach? Bank did its job and processed the payment, why should they be liable for all these? If anything, your exam
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by Aspos 4y ago
How failure to generate income on their degrees is a lender's problem? Clearly,there is an issue with inflated costs of getting a degree and finding a job with a low-demand degree, but why try solving it at the lender's expense?
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by Aspos 4y ago
TIL some bidets can be controlled remotely. I feel like an ape.
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by Aspos 4y ago
Certainly you can spend time reading datashets, ordering components on aliexpress, soldering them together, going back to square 1 every time you burn something, etc. Alternatively, you can pay a tad more and get everything in a single devi
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by Aspos 4y ago
Does anyone have experience with its API? I use Microsoft AirSim for drone simulations, but it lacks fixed-wing aircraft physics. Having skimmed through Prepar3D SDK docs it is not clear if I can get images from the engine, not sure if it
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by Aspos 4y ago
CNNs are possible, but require some hacky code. Tensorflow.js is far better in this regard.
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by Aspos 4y ago
Oh, you don't need to use python if you don't want to. Brain.js happily runs in a broswer.
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by Aspos 4y ago
What do you mean? Brain.js is JavaScript ML engine.
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by Aspos 4y ago
tbf the bulk of the money was pumped in during one administration and the other one had no choice but to continue some of the handouts.
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by Aspos 4y ago
All the money given to people living paycheck to paycheck quickly converted into goods and services which generated profit for those who don't live paycheck to paycheck. All the rain poured onto a city ends up in the sea, all the money
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by Aspos 4y ago
Swiss ID card made by Thales is quite difficult to forge. IDs of foreigners are biometric. There is a centralized registry against which ID cards can be verified. I wish we had all that here in the US. There is a good balance between securi

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