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by drglitch 8y ago
Deep into the dispute, the building's head of maintenance sent the "evidence" photos, which still had the metadata on them, along with lengthy email referring to photos, so there was no chance to contest that email was fake.
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by drglitch 8y ago
Somewhat related: landlords in NYC have been pulling similar stuff on renters for years when they move out, often forcing people to leave thousands of dollars behind in forfeited security deposits due to "damages", because most pe
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by drglitch 9y ago
They can - just buy an put on the ETF via your favorite neighborhood broker like schwab, etrade, etc. Getting authorized for options trading on your account is pretty straight forward and serves as a last fair warning of how much money you&
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by drglitch 9y ago
First of all, great work everyone involved! I know first-hand how hard it is to push something like this past compliance ;) Going with WC is a sound decision since its trivial to wrap it into ember, react, or any other framework-du-jour...
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by drglitch 9y ago
Teller is for UK, whereas both of these are in US. As GP points out Plaid currently does not have any brokerage data (beyond simple account balances) - only yodlee and Quovo do.
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by drglitch 9y ago
Being from that part of the world, I think there are two factors - first, a lot of previous generation females are in engineering/stem - back in soviet times there were a ton of engineering positions and therefore a lot of women went o
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by drglitch 10y ago
Multiple S3 services down in US East
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by drglitch 10y ago
Insurance companies are _not_ hedge funds. They are also typically quite low margin, volume business. Further, in more common products such as life ins policies, the risk models are pretty heavily regulated on state/federal level. Insu
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by drglitch 10y ago
Why is the title here mention AI if the post itself has absolutely no mention of it? This is basically blatant advertisement for lemonade. Geico, Metlife, and others offer very competitive rates for renters insurance (<$80/year) in
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by drglitch 10y ago
Go give kudos to your dad and his colleagues, Miele are one of best designed appliances I've ever encountered (aside from that microwave). I successfully navigated washers, espresso machines, etc, set to operate in languages I do not s
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by drglitch 10y ago
This article is based on a very poor translation of an announcement put out by owners of the robot on social media site. As per the russian news site that covered this: - robot was hired by the campaign to "agitate" (e.g. play l
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by drglitch 10y ago
Gps location for photos - a lot of tools - online and offline - allow you to map your photos on a map which is always a fun way to go through your albums later
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by drglitch 10y ago
Barclays, Citi, or JPM? :) Oh sorry, you were probably under a take-your-firstborn-NDA. Either way, the internal incubators at leading banks - at least in NYC - are actually very promising. As parent said, almost every bank has agreements&#
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by drglitch 10y ago
Look into FinTech Sandbox (boston) - they are backed by Devonshire/FMR (aka Fidelity) and provide an incubator-like program for anything fintech-related. Its probably a best place to start if you want to do anything in the banking spac
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by drglitch 10y ago
To this day it doesn't seize to amaze me how many companies run on python - JPMorgan, Bank of America, LinkedIn, Dropbox, etc etc etc - that's probably at least 15K devs right there. And so many more ... Makes me proud to be a pyt
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by drglitch 10y ago
One huge reason there's a war going on over this is that aggregate transactional (not even itemized receipt) data is a goldmine of near-real-time consumer behavior analytics. Hedge funds love this data and companies like Yodlee (and co
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by drglitch 10y ago
Call me old fashioned but I still would trust UPS/FedEx more with my packages - as opposed to contracted amateurs. Granted, last mile delivery is always a challenge... How long until you can get a freight van through uber's subpri
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by drglitch 10y ago
IANAL but citation needed. An ISO is granted against a certain point in time, and would be affected (as in, included) by a split at a future time. So in a 2:1 split you'd get double the shares at half the price. Other way simply doesn&
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by drglitch 10y ago
Exactly right - you only get 2 admin RDP licenses with Azure Windows VM. More users requires running RD License Host and using either user or device RDS CALs (not to be confused with Server access CALs which ARE included with Azure cost). F
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by drglitch 10y ago
Microsoft enterprise/SMB sales process (via channel partners) is a laughable disaster. Recent task: Run a Windows Server VM on Azure, with 4 remote desktop users connecting in. Result: almost a MONTH of back and fourth with THREE diffe
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by drglitch 10y ago
Replying to self: tables are completely broken on mobile too - eg https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/multi-factor-authentication... and scroll to 'options' - it's about 5 CHARACTERS wide on iPhone 6 :)
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by drglitch 10y ago
Livefyre sidenote feature breaks selection and copy/paste on iPhone - aside from being completely useless in first place. Sending snippets of docs via email and other means is key - and is so much easier than signing into a third party
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by drglitch 10y ago
Unless you're explicitly trying to stay away from anything microsoft, onedrive/office online sounds like a perfect solution for you. Been using it for quite some time for similar workstream and love it.
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by drglitch 10y ago
So will there be a required DNA sample as part of visa/border entry for visitors and tourists? How long until something like this is implemented in other places with Kuwait used as "prior art" of successful implementation?
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by drglitch 11y ago
Boeings 787s and "new cabin" 778 retrofits have this feature. It was touted by AA and United a while back. When i actually flew in one, flight attendants made zero use of it and just went from 100% bright to to regular "light
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by drglitch 11y ago
2-3 non-sugary drinks plus a melatonin (which i never take regularly) work wonders. Bring good earplugs - the soft, squishy kind. And of course, try to get that business upgrade - i found the latter to work the most :)
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by drglitch 11y ago
Back in the day, not everything needed jquery and bootstrap deps to be considered "modern" ;) Jokes aside, russian space program had some AMAZING developers working in some very low-level languages with unbelievable efficiency. I
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by drglitch 11y ago
This treasure-trove of data has been producing quite a lot of drool at the C* level in major banks for quite some time. Some are going with "its for the greater good and the children!": http://fortune.com/2015&#x2F
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by drglitch 11y ago
Quick question to founder lurking here - if you're advertising yourself as a credit card and yet you do not extend credit (and use bank account as funding source) aren't you misadvetising? If it's just a virtual debit card, y
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by drglitch 11y ago
Both citi and bankofamerica (and I believe so, but didn't personally use, Wells Fargo) offered this service for free on their CC accounts in mid to late 2000s. You could set limits per number, have it lock to just single merchant, etc.

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