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8y ago
I’ve had about 5 of those in the last two weeks. I wouldn’t worry about it. You can probably figure out where they got your password by going to: https://haveibeenpwned.com
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8y ago
Actually they do, in 1.74 index. Thats the highest index lens you can easily find, not just in photochromic but in clear as well. Tokai make a 1.76 but they aren't as widely available and I don't think it's easily available i
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8y ago
I'm not 100% sure but please check that it's even possible to apply for a working visa while you're in the country. I think that normally you have to make your application from outside the country.
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8y ago
currencyfair.com has been going for a long time and is also very good imo
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8y ago
Yes
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You don’t really have too much of a choice, so what’s the point in feeling guilty? It doesn’t help anybody.
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8y ago
Lots of countries have abundant natural resources. Most of those resources are exploited by private interests though.
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8y ago
Sounds like good advice even if you're not a founder.
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8y ago
A business debt reconciliation service. Company A owes B owes C owes A. So the software would simultaneously issue credit notes to each. It would have to linked up to a widely used book keeping software though.
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9y ago
I didn't realise that Ryanair fly outside of Europe but I can see now that they do have a few locations such as Morocco and Israel. But do you actually mean Ryanair or do you mean Air Europa, whom Ryanair seems to be a reseller for (tr
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Photochromic dyes fade back pretty quick when they’re warm so they should fade back much quicker than the ones in eyeglasses since they will be at body temperature. Also the performance is normally faster in soft substrates and I imagine th
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Is that a reference to Beckhoff?
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"You know you're charging the right amount when a client complains about the price but still pays you." Another related thing I've had the misfortune of experiencing is that people who don't intend to pay you from t
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9y ago
This may or may not apply to you but in the UK you can get R&D tax credits, so it's beneficial to pay yourself so you can claim back a portion of your salary as tax credits. This works even if you personally loan your company the t
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I've read that before the Taliban banned production they stockpiled a lot of it, then when prices skyrocketed they sold their reserves at a much larger profit. http://www.historycommons.org/context.jsp?item=a0700poppyba
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Well you should see how common they are in China.
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9y ago
Of those, all but Finland are NATO members.
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They also own lots of optical machine building companies as well as factories all over the world. It’s pretty much impossible to be in the optical business and not buy from Essilor.
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Deliveroo also take 30% of the food sale so I always assumed the £2.50 went to the rider, which seems like decent amount.
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I believe they are working with Zeiss in that field.
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Based on the first paragraph I assumed the author is a woman.
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9y ago
I use CurrencyFair and am very happy with them. Transferwise are a bit cheaper but they since have VC money and are likely to be cheap only temporarily I haven't tried them out.
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9y ago
I had my business account frozen by Barclays for similar reasons but they responded quickly and had me up and running again quickly. Basically I had an international customer making cash payments directly into my account at Barclays branche
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I had an ongoing relationship with a company and got them to pay a deposit for a product before we even started the company. We would not have started the company without that deposit and I would have done something else in that case. Anywa
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I believe the US is nearly the only country that taxes its citizens when they are working abroad. China too I think. Certainly it doesn't happen in Europe.
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It'd be about £400/month where I am as well, and I'm guessing you're not in London/Cambridge/Oxford. Also since you're in the UK don't forget about rates (local property taxes that businesses pay in t
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I wasn't clear at all looking back. I do agree, self-censoring I suppose is what "differentiates us from animals" and what allows us to grow as people. Thinking about it more the whole issue is incredibly complicated.
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This isn't a debate and my comment wasn't adversarial to yours so I'm struggling to understand how you think I've set up a straw-man to attack your argument. I agreed with your rhetorical question in my first sentence th
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Of course everyone is allowed to feel shame or self-censor. I don't think the OP was suggesting it shouldn't be allowed. Personally I don't think that is a particularly good way to live though. The mind is our only refuge fro
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9y ago
It sounds like you have a story to tell. Do tell it.
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