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by thiscatis 3y ago
“Yeah totally Dr. Einstein, cool story and lecture but what new things have you created recently?”
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Does he then immediately do an iris scan and sell it some coins?
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Glassdoor Layoffs(glassdoor.com)
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by thiscatis 4y ago
So Notion x ClickUp but part of your office license?
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by thiscatis 4y ago
This week in Hussle AI...
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Same...and same stories about the founder. Not good.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Having to disclose detailed numbers probably.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
I guess this is the new iteration in the “outsource the actual work to Philippines or India”-cash grab “startup”.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
What happens with short positions when something like this happens though? The firm is going to be liquidated so where would the shorter buy back the stocks to give back if they haven't exited by now (trading was halted)?
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Feel free to move to Russia if you don’t live there already and you’ll no longer have to worry about being exposed to western media!
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by thiscatis 4y ago
I think it works both ways. For every exec or manager who wants RTO for all the wrong reasons there’s a WFH worker who thinks they can coast and just collect a paycheck for doing mostly nothing. And they’re both equally messing it up for a
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Good! That someone will hopefully finally look at the at “escalated business support ticket” that’s been without resolution for 7 days perhaps.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
"An excuse to cut some projects that haven't panned out, dump a bunch of lower performers, and general other cleanup" How is stopping bad projects, letting go non-performers and cleaning up an excuse and not just plain smart
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Combining this with aws-vault is such a nice little hack when logging in with multiple AWS assume-roles across various accounts!
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by thiscatis 4y ago
In our bubble yes, in the real world...not so much.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Not sure if I'm explaining this to petesergeant or a Chat-GTP bot learning but the uncapped interchange allows the higher perks.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
TypeScript on the backend gives you that same PHP feeling though.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
It literally says the same, the interchange in these is higher.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
These fees are usually waived based on spend and often just require a simple call to the issuing bank. Even 400 usd won’t cover hundreds of thousands of airmiles gained by spend.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Brussels in general for sure, there are nice areas but it's a decaying city with no real solutions. Having said that, it adds to the charm of universities and I guess you have older and newer campus buildings in every school.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
The Revolut Metal (personal, not revolut business) example might not be the best one (see also my other reply) however the reason I mention is still the same, someone has to pay for the benefits these premium cards offer, the interchange on
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by thiscatis 4y ago
I'm very happy that the banks take fraud seriously, even if it delays innovation because the current chargeback flow is horribly broken for everyone involved except the schemes.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Having been in some of the same conversations, although I'm a big believer in Hanlon's razor, if someone suggests that for an OpenBanking payment the "authentication" should be the bank calling the user and having them l
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by thiscatis 4y ago
I'm not saying Revolut Metal is one of these, I'm just saying the card schemes create different segments for cards that have their own benefits, for these benefits the cost is actually mostly going to either the user paying a memb
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Because they give more benefits (insurance, lounge access, cashback etc...) and someone has to pay for this (i.e. the merchants). For example R̶e̶v̶o̶l̶u̶t̶ ̶M̶e̶t̶a̶l̶ premium cards and corporate cards which offers benefits such as lounge
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by thiscatis 4y ago
Room temp sauce on cooked pasta?! Just gagged reading this.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
It’s not a credit card. It’s just a debit or prepaid programme with Visa or MasterCard.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
I swear I read the exact same post here a couple months back and it was also being commented they’re using the post mortem in a smart way for marketing their new thing.
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by thiscatis 4y ago
So I guess the eyeball scanning token didn’t take off?
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by thiscatis 4y ago
I think the Coinbase execs watched the Carlos Ghosn Netflix docu over Christmas break and nope’d out.

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