unmole

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by unmole 2y ago
The article you linked to reads like AI generated slop. Sellers absolutely can opt out of comingled inventory without losing FBA and Prime. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41773581
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by unmole 2y ago
By default inventory is tracked by seller specific FNSKU's and is not comingled. Sellers have to explicitly opt in and jump through additional hoops for their inventory to be tracked using GTIN's whereby their inventory will get c
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by unmole 2y ago
> colocated and commingled with other 3rd party FBA sellers I don't understand why this misconception is so widespread. Most inventory is tracked using seller specific FNSKU's. Ergo inventory is not comingled.
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by unmole 2y ago
> ERPNext is not perfect, but works quite well This. ERPNext can be quirky and annoying at times. But it is still better than dealing with the ever-changing quriks and annoyances of an online suite that you have not control over.
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by unmole 2y ago
> When a new Indian software product company starts up, this is often the field they enter first This doesn't ring true to me. It's almost impossible for a new accounting suite to find traction because Tally is the defacto stan
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India-made ammunition enters Ukraine, irks defence partner Russia(thehindu.com)
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by unmole 2y ago
I don't know who invested in this particular fund. But obviously, hedge funds losing money would be bad for institutional investors.
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by unmole 2y ago
You said: > Don’t invade user’s privacy and you don’t need cookie banners. But when it's pointed out all EU websites use cookie banners, you shift goalposts and pretend that others are engaging in bad faith.
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by unmole 2y ago
Typically, institutional investors like pension funds are the biggest investors in hedge funds.
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by unmole 2y ago
You do realize the (Official EU) website you linked to has a cookie banner, right?
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by unmole 2y ago
> It’s like having a law mandating people are informed when there’s poison in their drink Why does the European Parliament[0] and virtually[1] every EU website[2] feel the need to poison drinks? > The label isn’t the problem! The lab
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by unmole 2y ago
Mario Draghi disagrees.
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by unmole 2y ago
The end result is still the same: Europe has abruptly lost its most important supplier of energy, Russia
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by unmole 2y ago
> It's called Doppelgänger because it uses typosquatted domains – sites with names that are close to legitimate ones - such as washingtonpost.pm rather than the real washingtonpost.com – to trick viewers into believing they are read
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by unmole 2y ago
In my experience, it is a breeze to use. ~10 years ago, we managed to significantly cut down the cost of IP cameras by using lwIP with NuttX which allowed us to use a cheaper microcontroller instead of a more expensive chip that could run L
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by unmole 2y ago
> In the case of Brazil, in the event of a company's insolvency, the shareholder's other company becomes liable Are you saying Brazilian law doesn't recognize limited liability? Nevertheless, there is no insolvency here. T
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by unmole 2y ago
> Since they commingle products at the warehouse level They do not. Most products are tracked using an FNSKU that identifies each seller.
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by unmole 2y ago
I completely agree with your larger point. However: > start up comp had a near 0 health insurance cover. A decade's worth savings wiped clean in one go A typical employer provided health insurance probably wouldn't have made a
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by unmole 2y ago
FT Alphaville: https://www.ft.com/alphaville
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by unmole 2y ago
> Bangladesh is a democracy with free and fair elections. [citation needed]
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by unmole 2y ago
From the guidelines: > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'
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by unmole 2y ago
The installer doesn't have the polish you see in Ubuntu or Fedora. I chose full disk encryption and somehow ended up having to enter the password twice after boot. I had to re-install to fix that. Apart from that, it has been smooth sa
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by unmole 2y ago
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed A stable rolling distro with automatic snapshots. Packages are up to date without being bleeding edge. If an update breaks something, simply revert to an older snapshot.
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by unmole 2y ago
> Huawei India (once Huawei's largest R&D hub and their main chip design hub) was forced out of India after the Doklam standoff Yeah, no. Huawei Bangalore was tiny in comparison to Dongguan, Beijing and Shenzhen. And far from be
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by unmole 2y ago
His first term coincided with the commodity boom triggered by demand from a rising China. The growth was primarily down to luck.
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by unmole 2y ago
From the guidelines: > Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'
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by unmole 2y ago
> one of the first persecuted were the communists Yeah, because communists never get into factionalism and infighting /s
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by unmole 2y ago
Cherry picking and misrepresenting evidence to argue for his fringe political beliefs was Graeber's whole shtick. You're better off not reading Debt .
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by unmole 2y ago
Nicotine suppresses appetite and is also a potent nootropic. Consuming nicotine in losenge or gum form doesn't have any of the ill effects of smoking or vaping. It's also virtually impossible for a nicotine naive person to become
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by unmole 2y ago
I thought Frappe Books was an official Frappe project. But it looks like community maintainers took over for a while and the project is again looking for new maintainers?

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