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The offer was at least 10 years ago, we weren't renting most of them back then. I gave it as an example because I don't know what the actual evaluation of each apartment is. Santorini boomed the past 5 years I'd say to the po
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Well Santorini is a really expensive location. I'd say my parents bought those apartments really early on 60 years ago, before Santorini became so popular. (goldmine for my family) We had an offer for 1 of the apartments for 6m euros.
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My family owns a few luxury apartments in Santorini. We always have them overstaffed. The apartments are 80% full during all seasons and 100% March to November. The revenue is exceptional. Our clients are quite happy I'd say, judging
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10y ago
Personally I think the entertainment industry is approaching the pirating issue the wrong way. They should all be looking into expanding their web tech. Serve ad's to people that want to watch your content for free, have a pay service
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10y ago
You'll be surprised... My uncle and auntie are using it now... they are into their 70's and don't know how to use any tech apart from a remote control. A cousin of mine, who's a dentist in his mid 40's and hmm lets
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10y ago
Can someone enlighten me, what are the full working rights in the US opposed to contractors rights? I think we had the same issue in the UK, when uber drivers wanted to be classified as full time workers. Although they do work as contractor
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http://www.commitstrip.com/en/2016/09/05/do-we-have-a-back-u... ^ this
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Can't someone working for the company I bank with accidentally delete my debt and its backups? :P
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If it was me personally, I'd think that people come and go all the time. You're on to continue with your life and grab a new opportunity and I'd wish you well on whatever you do, and I'd thank and appreciate that you wor
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10y ago
I reside in London, and not even as a youngster but even as a mid 50s you have to live in the suburbs. Housing is so expensive in the city I don't think many people can afford it. 1 bedroom apartment in bad areas where your car insuran
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10y ago
I personally think he should seek with his solicitor if there is a way to claim that the bank withhold his legally acquired money for 3 months and have them pay way more than the around £9k they are trying to get away with. Barclays is bad
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10y ago
I was paying sky in the UK around £70 a month. I tried to watch Friends on comedy central, which is 20 minutes per episode... each episode had 3 ad slots... 3!!! ad!!! slots... and I was paying £70 a month for that thing, they were trying t
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10y ago
There are people like me thought, that are watch enthusiasts, and watch collectors. Also I appreciate mechanical automatic over quartz movement, and I also love hacking the winding etc. Also don't forget obviously if you have a mobile
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10y ago
That ^, I think a lot of us would like to volunteer some of our time to help duckduckgo
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10y ago
Like if any app out there isn't reporting towards a government... note: am not a WeChat advocate.
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I don't know why, it might just be me, am thinking of startups as a bad thing. If I ever decide to build my own app or solution or something I wouldn't go for a startup setup. I'd set it up as an actual business, make profit
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10y ago
Not really unless you are living in Switzerland which is no part of EU. I got a friend and atm he works in a top bank at the highest position a dev can acquire. He makes £120k a year without his bonuses etc. Thing is he is living in London
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10y ago
Or sort of Fringe. (best series evah) One day we'll go off to find Walter.
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10y ago
Am not a lawyer. My closest guess is that this lawfirm is going to provide an X amount of cases that passed screening etc and have relevant experience to the job as described in its advertisement. Then its really up to the Judge and the jur
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What is that gonna achieve exactly? Aren't prices gonna just inflate upwards and things become less affordable? If you just pay everyone X amount of money every month for whatever, it just means that in order to produce something you&#
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10y ago
I think this is gonna change in time. Yes atm Microsoft is the leader of that industry and yes generally most of the larger companies and mid companies use Word/Excel/PP on a day to day basis. Although I think the newer generation
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in my opinion people get too absorbed by hearing others that they donated X amount of money and then they make them like they are some kind of God's amongst us for doing so. My whole life I've been hearing by colleagues etc that B
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Anyone with 5+ years of writing production code should be a Senior Software developer. Then obviously you can say he is an average developer or a very good developer or a genius or whatever. I don't really get why developers should hav
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quite nice yes, you always have to think people that will monitor statistics etc and how long it will take them to do so. If you can make their life a lot easier thats a + and of course they'll appreciate it.
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This is so true especially for valve. They have a gem game called Counterstrike Global Offensive which is their 2nd biggest game after dota2(which is free), and up to a half a year ago that I was playing, we all thought (me and reddit) that
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No its not official, am pretty certain though that here in the UK they can fire you and even get you to the court if they have proof that you work for someone else.
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Ask HN: Moonlighting and how to handle it?
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he aint the CEO title is wrong.
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Started reading the first paragraph then understood that the person writing this click-bait has no clue on how autocomplete works and is off on writing about Illuminati and conspiracies just so she can justify her salary. This article is no
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Not specifically direct to this post but something relevant. We had that discussion with a colleague yesterday while we are thinking of starting a company ourselfs. The only thing I actually told him that if we start off something I dont wa
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