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   by tebbers 5y ago

   Not only that but you get significant tax relief on your £40k pension contributions (about £8k I think) so takehome plus pension is about £95k from the £100k initially.
2. 122.▲
   by tebbers 5y ago

   OK then, it's fair to state that the policy is not unpopular. It commands a good deal of support from the electorate.
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   by tebbers 5y ago

   Yeah I think this is a massive loophole. In a B2B setting, there is no GDPR obligation of another company to export all the data that a customer (e.g. a doctor) has uploaded (e.g. data on their patients). We've had some companies quoti
4. 124.▲
   by tebbers 5y ago

   This is great. In your experience, what % of companies simply pay the 80% for a 4 day week versus 100% of normal 5-day/week salary (i.e. no salary drop)?
5. 125.▲
   by tebbers 5y ago

   Yep, deleting evidence while the competition lawsuits are in progress!
6. 126.▲
   by tebbers 5y ago

   Yeah, how have they not fixed this?! I find this incredibly confusing.
7. 127.▲
   by tebbers 6y ago

   Unfortunately I have come to realise that this is sadly a common issue with HackerNews. The now-famous first response on HN to Dropbox comes to mind...I still love the community here though.
8. 128.▲
   by tebbers 6y ago

   Classic HN!
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   by tebbers 6y ago

   Netlify! I use it for holding pages for client websites. Quick upload of a folder containing an index.html and a stylesheet and off you go.
10. 130.▲
    by tebbers 6y ago

    The DigitalOcean App Platform is built on Kubernetes as well: https://thenewstack.io/digitalocean-app-platform-eases-kuber...
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    From the article: "For sites that don’t yet support HTTPS, Chrome will fall back to HTTP when the HTTPS attempt fails."
12. 132.▲
    by tebbers 6y ago

    This is not true at all. The UK is seeing an explosion in non-BT FTTP networks - Hyperoptic, CommunityFibre, CityFibre, B4RN to name just a few off the top of my head. Granted, BT's network is probably currently the largest but that&#x
13. 133.▲
    by tebbers 6y ago

    Down in London.
14. 134.▲
    by tebbers 6y ago

    Don't apologise. I didn't get a humblebrag tone from your posts at all.
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Nor is AZ. The Pfizer is one with the mRNA technology.
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    I agree with this argument, and this is THE reason why I don't pay for a streaming subscription. I have no desire to see my money to go to the likes of Justin Bieber (who I don't listen to), whereas I would much prefer it goes to
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Amazing story, how much did you have to pay for the cubic meter and how did you take delivery?!
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Dokku is FANTASTIC, thank you so much for your work on it.
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    I think there's some confusion here. This topic is about developers selling apps via the Shopify App Store, not about how much you pay Shopify to run an online ecommerce store. Shopify charge a monthly fee for their online ecommmerce s
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Great post and that first link is brilliant, thank you for sharing. I agree with you regarding your attitude to developing software - just get it out there first and then adjust the UX later.
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    I am really excited about this push technology (example: https://truelayer.com/paydirect ) It seems to me that merchants are paying a ton of money in card fees and waiting 2-3 days for the transaction to settle) whereas actu
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    I recently saw a graph of the average monthly mortgage payment in the UK (a country where house prices have rocketed in the last 30 years). The average monthly mortgage payment has basically been flat over the last 30 years so I think your
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    In London they are advertising bitcoin on the side of buses and in the Underground with the slogan 'when you see bitcoin on the side of a bus, it's time to buy'. I thought that was outrageous and actually was a sign to sell.
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Bit of a shame really as we still send lots of faxes (medical software company) but 12 months is plenty of notice and there are other providers out there. ClickSend looks pretty good to me. We may move our SMS business away from Twilio afte
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    I think this is a real issue as I suffered from a very similar issue with Stripe Connect (see my post below) yet support seemed oblivious that you could fall into this trap. In my case, refunds were going through even when we were checking
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    I've had this too. I'm pretty sure they've outsourced their support (or at least moved it overseas). You ask them simple questions and you get an answer which completely misses the question. I had to resort to trial and error
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Hate to echo but...same!
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Completely agree, I run a Rails 6 app which provides a JSON API. This is then used by Create React App app running in the /clients folder at the root of the Rails application folder. Keeps it separated nicely.
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    This is pretty cool, to me it looks like it's moving towards Google Cloud Run's feature set.
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    by tebbers 6y ago

    Thanks for the explanation!