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blawson
10y ago
I have used UKForex a few times, and have been happy with the service. I've only used them for US <-> UK transfers though.
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blawson
10y ago
Because you try it once or twice when exploring a new touch interface? It takes all of < 1 second. I get it is obfuscated but we aren't talking about a crazy level of interface hiding. People expect to be able to swipe on most inter
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blawson
10y ago
There is already a pretty good book on the subject: https://www.amazon.com/Dreamland-True-Americas-Opiate-Epidem...
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Pharma Execs Arrested Over Fentanyl Rackateering
(justice.gov)
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10y ago
If it helps, I recently had surgery in Vietnam at the French Vietnamese hospital in Saigon and was really pleased with the cleanliness of the facilities. My US doctor so far thinks they did a great job too. Cost was $3500 US for a broken co
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blawson
10y ago
The painful way is pretty simple! Wait until you have a few days you can be "down" and just go cold turkey. I find I do OK the first couple of days, then get a pretty bad headache. When that's gone I'm back to normal.
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Facebook Q3 2016 Results
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Global deal reached to limit HFC gases
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10y ago
I think by that logic no one values high quality food? A croissant in Paris is probably about 2 euros as well. If we both agree the French tend to do croissants better, and care about it more, so how come theirs don't cost significantl
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Western contact with China began long before Marco Polo
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Perseverance and culture at heart of Four Seasons success
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10y ago
I definitely worry about my life being affected by situations like this. I receive a ridiculous amount of other people's email - for serious things like email account reset, to banking info. When the Ashley Madison hack happened, my em
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blawson
10y ago
On the flip side, I did that and while generally it's been a positive experience, providing your email address over the phone has become huge pain! I definitely took for granted how easy it is to say to someone "first initial + la
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blawson
10y ago
AT&T does something similar - 75% and 90%. I learned the hard way it can't be relied on to be timely! I received a 75% warning on a Friday night from them, continued to use data (some streaming), and never got the 90% warning, unti
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10y ago
I think the point is that becoming sufficiently dispassionate isn't something you can do in a few hours a week. If you have the time to dedicate to doing so, great, but realistically so many people are better off using that time to get
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blawson
10y ago
Listening to yourself makes a HUGE difference, in my experience. I've gotten used to recording myself for things like singing lessons, and it's been perhaps even more beneficial to replay the casual conversational exchanges with m
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blawson
10y ago
Another one I wrote for my friends and I a while back: https://salesniper.com
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blawson
10y ago
I just look at this as more proof that breakthroughs aren't nearly as "sudden" as it often seems. People will probably continue working on this for years and years before something, if anything, comes of it.
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blawson
10y ago
Do you happen to have other examples of larger companies doing this? I haven't heard of anything concrete other than this, mostly just anecdotes from people here on HN saying they feel the job market is cooling.
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Tesla reports loss of $293M
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Facebook could owe $5B in back taxes
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10y ago
It's similar for me. I'm not sure if the tinnitus is the result of too many loud concerts / events, or constant jaw tension (TMJ). I've had it for about 5 years now, but it's generally pretty mild. I do notice I won
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10y ago
Trusting reviewers gets really complicated quickly, as someone I trust to evaluate what makes a good blender might really hate that genre of books I enjoy.
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10y ago
I think they mean how resources are split after a divorce, where courts are viewed as being more favourable to women. For example I think women are more likely to keep children, whereas the men will pay alimony to support them. If there are
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10y ago
I know the founders, cool site and they are iterating quickly. I have a few lists with them that I share on social media once in a while.
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LinkedIn Workforce Spotlight
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11y ago
Heineken recently bought a 50% stake in Lagunitas brewing company as one example: https://lagunitas.com/heineken-and-lagunitas-brewing-company...
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11y ago
In a lot of places, no movement is necessary. Many European homes don't have the space for both, and I think losing some drying efficiency is worth it for the space reduction. See: http://www.amazon.com/LG-WM3997HWA-Whi
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11y ago
Or people that had their email hijacked to create accounts? https://evan.atavist.com/my-wife-found-my-email-in-the-ashle... Imagine being accused of adultery just because someone else preferred to sign up for an account wit
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blawson
11y ago
I can see law enforcement agencies loving this feature. Way easier than high-speed pursuits down busy city roads. [edit] Though remote control would probably be sufficient, but they seem equally dangerous to me from the driver's perspe
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