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by earnesti 2y ago
As a small employer in European country, I'm mostly worried about the problem cases. What if someone gets seriously difficult? Like stops working at all. Firing in US is much cheaper and legally easier than in Europe, there I would hav
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by earnesti 2y ago
This is not really news. The question is, what there is to do? I think that it is logical to sell your company to highest bidder when you want to exit, and often the highest bidder ends up being a PE firm.
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by earnesti 2y ago
They have been around for a long time. I heard people praising them already in startup events 10+ year ago (I'm not that active in the scene myself any more). They are known for great price/quality ratio for the dedicated servers.
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by earnesti 2y ago
> If you have an outage of your machine, the story is "<Your Company> services down". Yes. Have you attributed a cost to these stories? Downtime is rare no matter what kind of infra you have. When you get downtime, fix it
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by earnesti 2y ago
Yeah, hetzner nodes aren't 10x cheaper, because the products are not comparable. AWS/cloud services innovation is that their offering is incomparable and setup in a way which makes comparison very difficult. It is not only the har
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by earnesti 2y ago
Some kids were, some kids weren't. I don't know how I ended up hacking with Linux and programming, while many others spent their time watching series and playing Nintendo. Not to say it is somehow a bad thing.
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by earnesti 2y ago
To be fair this viewpoint should be included as well talking about being raised by the internet. People can have so very different experiences with the computers.
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by earnesti 2y ago
> These aren’t strictly true, are they? You can achieve these things in an SPA, even if many (most?) don’t bother Yes you can, but then it is way more difficult, and the fact that most don't even bother means that it is not exactly
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by earnesti 2y ago
Singe page apps suck arse. This really isn't news to anyone, except for those who make money by developing that garbage.
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by earnesti 2y ago
I'm pretty sure that he also has personal BTC stash. Maybe not billions though.
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by earnesti 2y ago
Binance was not really about Bitcoin, it was more like a shitcoin casino and a money laundering machine.
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by earnesti 2y ago
This kind of legislation is crafter by big masses of lawyers, lobbyists, politicians, whatever. Additionally they change all the time. There are many different motivations at play. Maybe it is surveillance, maybe something else, in the end
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by earnesti 2y ago
Later they might get a fine, which is just the cost of doing business for them.
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by earnesti 2y ago
Not providing KYC is definitely not a crime. It happens all the time. What usually happens is that the bank just terminates the account, after a while.
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by earnesti 2y ago
I've been paying like 0.9eur fixed fee. However often they are free. I don't know what exactly the logic is with the fees. Anyway I wouldn't see it as a suitable method for small retail payments.
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by earnesti 2y ago
That sounds like nonsense. How is sepä going to replace my payment card? I haven't seen a single sepa branded payment card around. Visa and MasterCard are all about the cards, SEPA is for money transfers from your bank account and has
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by earnesti 2y ago
Many of the offices will be converted to regular housing. That process has been actually already going at least where I live.
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by earnesti 2y ago
Ok cool that it works for you, but many don't have the time and patience to wait for the waitresses. Especially when I'm with kids I just love to go to these places where I can just directly order stuff to the table using my mobil
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by earnesti 2y ago
Ordinary people can buy the stock of the said companies and benefit from the tax saved. Probably they already own them through pension funds.
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by earnesti 2y ago
What is lazy about that. Their goal is just to collect info, not to run nodes. The right term is "effective".
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by earnesti 2y ago
The article doesn't really explain how that helps Chainanalysis to track the transactions.
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by earnesti 2y ago
He is fricking 26 years old. He hasn't given his life for anything. At the moment he is, yes, but likely after some years he is retired on his yacht.
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by earnesti 2y ago
Or, you can go work there for 1-2 years, learn a lot and move on. Maybe to some more relaxed work, or start your own venture. It actually sounds like a place where you might learn something.
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by earnesti 2y ago
> There is no ethics in business, only revenue and profits. Ethics affect everything we do. If you are doing something deeply unethical, you have way more difficult time finding good employees, for example. Because people don't want
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by earnesti 2y ago
So all the crypto went to paxful/noones, and was converted to fiat there. Should be pretty straightforward to subpoena them and get all data about their fiat accounts?
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by earnesti 2y ago
I wish this kind of projects were being on prediction markets, so I could make good money by betting on them failing, like they always do.
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by earnesti 2y ago
I don't think it is illegal at all. Banks just don't want to offer such features.
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by earnesti 2y ago
Having a house is not enough to live. You need money for other things as well. But yeah, capital income is rising way faster than salaries. At this point this really shouldn't be any kind of news to anyone, as it has been a trend for a
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by earnesti 2y ago
They added this wallet feature with a lot of different cryptos, which implicates that they are also now providing maybe a financial service. The regulation with those is heavy.
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by earnesti 2y ago
To be precise, they don't scam their LP investors, in fact they did generate nice returns to them with those ICO scams. The retail investors who bought the garbage at high valuations were the end target for the scam. Meanwhile for exam

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