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Ask HN: What's the easiest way to accept multiple payment method on website?
7 points by xstartup 8y ago|3 comments
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by xstartup 8y ago
Chinese dying in China because of China's policy is their national problem but European powers going to some other country and meddling with their administration causing famine and benefiting economically is a different issue. This is
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Doing my part to keep his billionaire power in check.
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>> As did Asian imperialism. Look at Japan just about 70-years ago. 2 wrongs don't make 1 right. >> No one can deny, Asians and Arabs robbed other nations of their prosperity. Scale vastly differs. You should be checking ho
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by xstartup 8y ago
Tax rate means nothing if it's difficult to expand your business. "This year, Russia is ranked 40th in the World Bank Group Global Doing Business report, which assesses the ease of doing business across 190 measured economies.&quo
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Ask HN: Why is there so much focus on American inequality but not on Global?
1 points by xstartup 8y ago|2 comments
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If Poland did perfect industrial processes where did it got the natural resources from if not from rest of Europe which were brought into Europe through imperialism? Becoming an Industrial power is not possible without importing resources.
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Genghis Khan (1206-1368) Imperial Japan - 14th century The Soviet Union - They mostly annexed poor territories. I am not sure, how much wealth they extracted but 2 bads don't make 1 good. In comparison, European Imperialism started at
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by xstartup 8y ago
It just depends on at what point you are in the economic game. If you've your bucket of wealth full. You'll against the free market, which can transfer your wealth to other nations. If you are a poor nation, you are more likely to
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No, I am describing Europe only. Europe got its most of the pre-industrial era wealth from plundering nations of South Asia and Africa. Winners write history, but still, it's damn too hard to make elephant in the room disappear.
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As a European, it might hurt your feelings but you should blame it on your ancestors. Europeans have never been apologetic towards the nations they've robbed during Imperiasic Era. Until they correct their mistake. Only nation who we s
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If you want to truly understand the difference. You'll have to travel far back in history. America did not exist yet and Europe was a poor place. India and China were rich and had a huge trade surplus, they were getting richer and Euro
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Why aren't subscription prices going up for EU only customers? Please if you've customers in EU, do not blend the prices. Add fee of lawyers (and future litigation/compliance risk damage) into EU customers' subscription
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Plenty of fish owner started in the US not some third world country.
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Care to explain downvotes? I would love to know why would anyone disagree with me.
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Funny, that most evasive ad networks pop networks operate out of EU. EU has never done anything about them.
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by xstartup 8y ago
GDPR is set to destroy American tech/media companies along with those from developing nations. Europe has got most of its wealth through imperialism back in time robbing countries of Africa and South Asian countries. This is the primar
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I use stackdriver tracing. Somtimes, mitm proxy.
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by xstartup 8y ago
So, what can anyone do to Russia? Russian tech talent is St. Petersburg is still making 10K euros a month. How has embargos done anything?
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Starting a business is not easy in Russia. Problem with starting a big business is corrupt government getting interested in your business and oligarch sweeping off your biz. Move to SF and start your business there.
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Oh, so you don't use services of a company which has to comply with EU authorities? I am pretty sure, they can freeze your AWS/GCP account.
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Ask HN: Seeking collaboration on developing alternate economic system
1 points by xstartup 8y ago|1 comments
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This seems to be an odd case. At one place we get to hear about "GDPR" and how it's "delayed gratification", "society first". Then there is this obsession with cash. Where "society first" does no
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Ask HN: How do you manage chargeback fraud in SaaS?
1 points by xstartup 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: When will Stripe start supporting webmoney?
1 points by xstartup 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is there any way to find rapidly growing tags on Stackoverflow?
1 points by xstartup 8y ago|0 comments
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No, if it's your money - not having a contract does not matter. Imagine if a thief robbed your store, not having a contract with thief does not stop you from recovering theft amount from the thief.
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Nothing having a contract does not mean everything is lost. Many people are giving this advise, "oh but you don't have a contract". Even if you don't have a contract It does not mean someone can keep your money. As long
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If money has to flow in the economy through limited hubs then hubs automatically grow rich. It should be a fundamental right in the capitalist country, right to process payment for any party. Today, we need special license/approval for
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Ask HN: EU VAT rate change alert?
1 points by xstartup 8y ago|0 comments

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