NoseyParker

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by NoseyParker 9mo ago
Nobody has tech debt like airlines. But they all have to deal with it and doesn't absolve a company not fixing it. It's definitely not the IT team's fault. The solution is a titanic project. Management just have no interest w
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by NoseyParker 9mo ago
I have spent several months, like a moth to a flame, compiling publicly reported loyalty mile thefts from Alaska Airlines, as well as other discrepancies I found. The data suggests Alaska Airlines has a systemic security issue that has been
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Documented Alaska Airlines loyalty thefts shows architectural failure(noseyparker.org)
6 points by NoseyParker 9mo ago|3 comments
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by NoseyParker 10mo ago
Can't quite remember what I was arguing for anymore... Oh yes - well it is ofc too early to draw any conclusions yet, but my original point was... no point having a rate vastly lower than other industrialised nations - just leaves mone
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by NoseyParker 10mo ago
Oh you've lost connection with your Laffer Curve now! You can't have a downward trend with rates stable and claim Laffer! However, I am sure you will rejoice with me in the November update forecasting a 50% rise next year in CGT r
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by NoseyParker 10mo ago
I won't belabour the non-doms point as you concede yourself it was indefensible. On CGT comps - all those are not straight forward. You can have Switz, NZ, and Bel. You can't have Lux (22% if hold >10%) or Netherlands (the syst
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by NoseyParker 10mo ago
I hope you do not mind a critique of your generally well-researched article. 1. The non-dom tax was the stupidest tax I've ever heard of. Somehow the owner of the Daily Mail, Lord Rothermere, all sorts seemed to be able to claim non-do