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by antb123 5y ago
Probably no depositor insurance but whatever.
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by antb123 5y ago
Most employees in Paris get lunch coupons at work.. I guess they may eat better than FAANG employees Also fasting is better for you than eating all the time.
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by antb123 5y ago
My take is 1) Most companies don't want to do training - like General Motors etc did in the 40s/50s 2) Most companies don't want to pay doctor/lawyer style salaries 3) As most software is closed source as an industry we
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by antb123 5y ago
This book argues actually its western countries like UK, US, and FR that benefit as rulers buy London, Paris or NYC flats in the names of offshore companies. https://www.amazon.com/Dictators-Without-Borders-Power-Centr... P
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by antb123 5y ago
nada.. :(
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by antb123 5y ago
gitlabs is amazing... Especially for distributed companies
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by antb123 5y ago
Loved that phone... and its brothers If anyone could have made it happen it was Nokia.
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Ask HN: AI for Report Writing (SQL Queries etc.)
1 points by antb123 5y ago|1 comments
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by antb123 6y ago
I would add the source (eu official?, Reuters? Binance? And update times.
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by antb123 6y ago
tab completion?
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by antb123 6y ago
1) Convert to USDC or another token and spend using https://stellarterm.com or lobstr wallet and send to your bank account 2) Convert to BTC and spend 3) Buy a gift card directly with the xlm 4) Send to someone's bank accou
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by antb123 6y ago
Sounds like Lotus Improv https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_Improv
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by antb123 6y ago
I have used CherryTree (AES encryption) + and syncthing for ages on linux. The only limitation is currently doesn't run on android.
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by antb123 6y ago
Lightning... Otherwise Stellar XLM, Bitcoin LN
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by antb123 6y ago
Did mosh ever go through a security audit?
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by antb123 6y ago
10 million market order shouldn't move the market too much if against USD on a US exchange. You can always just call an OTC broker and the spread is typically 0.3-0.5%
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by antb123 6y ago
Paris ... even paris suburbs and French small towns are like this.
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by antb123 6y ago
why better? I have a privacy issue with MS Windows after they integrated advertising into windows 10 and bought linkedin. That said I like the object oriented nature of powershell. And Excel is amazing if you know what you are doing.
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What tools in your day to day give the largest productivity boost?
3 points by antb123 6y ago|3 comments
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by antb123 6y ago
Oracle financials... pays more per hour... otherwise specialize in migrations to open source. You will have another 20 years of migrating off overpriced solutions
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by antb123 6y ago
1998 I had a friend who was supplying them with all sorts of hardware (hammers etc) from China. The switch had already begun.
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by antb123 6y ago
Casinos and CFD buck shops love it. Typically only pay 0.003% vs 0.02-0.08% charged by VISA/MC card processors.
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by antb123 6y ago
Backed by cash in a bank account doesn't mean that much. As you probably know any bank will take deposits and use them for loans. Strangely USDT sells at a premium to USDC (audited) for years now. My guess is it will slowly be replaced
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by antb123 6y ago
Essentially inflation is a political measurement that drives policy decisions and that is cause for a lot of concern. The current inflationary model is mostly driven by salaries. Thus in the 70s unions drove up inflation due to oil shocks.
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by antb123 6y ago
same and ended up with hetzner.. great inexpensive service. Only thing I miss is firewalls for cloud (they have it for dedicated).
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by antb123 6y ago
Approach was another SF startup (1991) that was interesting until IBM basically killed it. Another one that would be a cool open source project. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Lotus_Approach
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by antb123 6y ago
And they do aggressive bundling to tie it together.. Basically the same monopolistic practices which got them in trouble back in the 90s.
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by antb123 6y ago
I have used tsp to send hundres of millions of euros for a company. great tool Wish it has chaining of commands - if xx fails then do yyy
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by antb123 6y ago
Great little tool. Sends error on fails.. Just wish it had chaining of commands.
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by antb123 6y ago
Thanks ! Hilarious. Its true French are super judgmental about French (not Québécois so much). Amusingly African French are exactly the same or worse then Europeans. I had a girlfriend who did exactly the same as his wife.

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