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by underyx 10y ago
Interesting, I'm from Hungary (pretty sure that counts as post-Soviet), and I've never heard of such a thing. I'm also pretty sure that the internal passports are 100% irrelevant to this site and one would get confused by thi
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by underyx 10y ago
People get passports to go away, not the opposite.
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by underyx 10y ago
>(or whatever your name is) Why is changing names seen as a negative thing? My company also changed its name a month ago, and several customers leaving negative feedback said included this phrase or something similar, while to my recolle
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by underyx 10y ago
Nope, I'd assume that B2B has lower fees/margins, so the actual daily volume should be higher than my calculation said above. Still, it should be enough to establish that WU is still a fair bit ahead of BTC.
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by underyx 10y ago
The best data I could find on this is in their 2015 annual report, which says they've had $81.6 billion in consumer-to-consumer transfers[0], which made up 79.21% of their revenue[1], so I guess we can estimate an annual turnover of $1
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by underyx 10y ago
But doesn't market cap mean two entirely different things for a company and a currency?
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by underyx 10y ago
I've seen this comparison a lot but I have no idea what the significance is. Why does this matter?
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by underyx 10y ago
The wording makes it sound like this is supposed to be a documentary, so to clarify, it's fiction.
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by underyx 10y ago
Actually, it seems to me that everyone who is active in the community is already on Python 3 and is heavily in favor of upgrading. The people who are still using Python 2 are the 'lazy' ones, who don't really care about the c
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by underyx 10y ago
Can you not imagine any steps they could take to make more money? They obviously haven't even tried yet.
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by underyx 10y ago
But even with occasional issues like this one, it's already half as likely to cause accidents than a person[0]. At this point it'd actually be a worse for us to not test this on open road. [0]: http://www.telegraph.co.u
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by underyx 10y ago
>needing 2 billion They probably don't need 2 billion but can grow faster by making use of this money instead of going for some aggressive monetization. I don't get why everyone acts like Snapchat is unable to monetize the pl
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by underyx 10y ago
>Make the price more readily apparent on the landing page I'm seeing a huge green 'Buy Now — $30' button on the front page. Was this added in the past 20 minutes?
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by underyx 10y ago
Maybe a possible solution (and startup idea) would be to have an app for initiating emergency calls, which puts the user into a conference call with an assistant operator at the app's developer company and a 911 dispatcher. - If the us
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by underyx 11y ago
>Whenever I have a paper boarding pass I always fold it into my password Great idea, that way you can have your password manager take care of the boarding and you don't have to worry about it at all!
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by underyx 11y ago
Yes, just like Christmas, New Years' Eve, and the rest.
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by underyx 11y ago
>Atom never told me about this during startup. Yes it did: http://i.imgur.com/rVEs02x.png
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by underyx 11y ago
Where does the lyrics data come from? I've looked into lyrics datasets before for side projects, but copyright seems to be crippling everyone's attempts at providing them.
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by underyx 11y ago
>(I think 'modern banking with apps and notifications' is what new UK banks like Mondo[1] and Atom[2] are aiming to do) Yep, I'm a customer of https://number26.eu and I often get a push notification about onlin
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by underyx 11y ago
Skypicker - https://www.skypicker.com | Brno, Czech Republic | ONSITE, INTERNS Skypicker is a flight ticket search engine offering the cheapest possible flight combinations by combining low cost and legacy carriers. And thus doi
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by underyx 11y ago
>Is it possible to import data directly from CSV files? Yup! http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/sql-copy.html
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by underyx 11y ago
Try https://skypicker.com as well :)
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by underyx 11y ago
>the Best Way to Showcase and View Collections of Content This just sounds ridiculous. 'Showcase and view collections of content' is so broad that it covers almost everything I do online. Needless to say, I really doubt that on
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by underyx 11y ago
And of course, 'anyone' covers around 5% of the world.
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by underyx 11y ago
And why should it be?
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by underyx 11y ago
Actually, family names that can also be first names are quite common in Hungarian. There are even people who have the same first and family name, such as István István. Edit: Heh, case in point: https://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by underyx 11y ago
SkyPicker - https://www.skypicker.com | Brno, Prague | Czech republic | ONSITE, INTERNS Skypicker is a flight ticket search engine offering the cheapest possible flight combinations by combining low cost and legacy carriers. And
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by underyx 11y ago
Quite funny, but I had an experience with Ansible that's similar to the one the other commenter had with Drupal. I have a very trivial pull request[0] which I have been trying to get reviewed & merged since March. It's only ar
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by underyx 11y ago
Why is everyone acting as if the GitHub repo contains the original scripts?

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