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by jasiek 9y ago
So does Europe. Open Banking Ltd in the UK is attempting to develop these standards, but they are working with tens of stakeholders across impossible deadlines - which means they cut scope and quality. And since banks in the UK are sponsori
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by jasiek 9y ago
Current roaming regulations in the EU are designed with the biggest, transnational players in mind. By subsidizing operations in a less lucrative market using proceeds from other countries, they can bleed smaller national telecoms. They wil
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by jasiek 9y ago
Denmark has the most expensive electricity in Europe.
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by jasiek 10y ago
I've been using it for at least a year now, A++ would code again.
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by jasiek 10y ago
So this means every coin in circulation would be uniquely identifiable through a unique random pattern of embedded luminescent particles.
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by jasiek 10y ago
suddenly everyone gets hauled into a change control board meeting to chance a cert on an F5
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by jasiek 10y ago
The effect of this strategy is similar to what happens in government - you have IT directors, who actually know very little about IT, but know they have $X to spend to solve problem Y. There is a number of companies who will gladly state th
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by jasiek 10y ago
This is cool. Are there any banks at the moment that expose data using these interfaces?
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by jasiek 10y ago
There's very little appetite for building expertise in house. If it can be outsourced to one of the big four, it will be.
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by jasiek 10y ago
Currently, you'll need to be licensed by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK to be able to use any of those APIs. That's a very high barrier to entry.
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by jasiek 10y ago
Screen-scraping is how it's still done, even internally, within banks. I'm told it's the easiest way to get data out of systems.
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by jasiek 10y ago
FYI, Teller [ https://teller.io/ ] in the UK, does what every developer would dream of.
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Stupid Hackathon is coming to London on July 23rd, 2016(stupidhackathon.uk)
1 points by jasiek 10y ago|0 comments
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by jasiek 10y ago
Best to contact a radio club in your region. Try these guys: http://www.fediea.org/miembros/?call=rcb or http://www.ure.es/
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by jasiek 10y ago
I think it's an advertising campaign, completely unrelated to the movement, which just piggybacks on it to get people's attention.
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by jasiek 10y ago
Looks like this topic needs a serious longitudal study. This being a hot political topic virtually guarantees no one will conduct one.
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by jasiek 10y ago
Dang, I wonder what would happen if someone were to use fake ID "issued" the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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by jasiek 11y ago
Running a company in the UK is super easy compared to some eastern european countries - far less bureaucracy, regulations (maybe apart from VAT-MOSS, but that's an EU thing) are easy to follow and most things can be done online. An acc
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by jasiek 11y ago
This will be really interesting. What if the EC decides that you need to provide services in 26+ markets at once , when you launch, to prevent digital exclusion?
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by jasiek 11y ago
There is strong competition in that sector, hence the prices.
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by jasiek 11y ago
I'd go for security, seems more interesting (to me).
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by jasiek 11y ago
It's actually $29 per unit with shipping. Nothing to see here, move along. At $9 a piece they would make very little on each board.
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by jasiek 11y ago
2E0KEF checking in. Got my foundation last year, and intermediate a month ago, currently studying for full. It's a great hobby, and I'm learning a ton about electronics - love it!
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by jasiek 12y ago
...or use Chrome's USB connector, if you must use USB.
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by jasiek 12y ago
Once the infrastructure for this is in place, it wouldn't suprise me if they would apply it to other things as well.
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by jasiek 12y ago
What band does this operate in? Do I need a license to operate one in the EU?
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by jasiek 12y ago
I takes a lot more than a team of dedicated people to bring something in government into completion. First - there has to be a political consensus within the department to make things happen, then a business case needs to be written and app
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by jasiek 12y ago
Given what happened with the NHS data, neither do I.
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Rails refactoring: or how I made my controllers suck less.(rails-refactoring.com)
3 points by jasiek 13y ago|0 comments
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by jasiek 13y ago
I guess the best way would be to agree on a chunk of biz before taking on any work.

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