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Cherian_Abraham

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About Cherian_Abraham

http://twitter.com/cherian_abraham http://www.droplabs.co

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    Comment #31878705

    Flagged this easy to spot scan profile a month ago, and it is still up and thriving (100 connections added since) https://www.linkedin.com/in/erik-h-0b2519160 Between dark patterns…

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    Comment #24703851

    There is nothing amusing about families being ejected. That's the nuance.

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    Comment #24703030

    “ Because those required wage increases take effect this week, existing H-1B holders looking to renew their visas might not qualify unless their employers raise their salaries acco…

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    Comment #19702883

    Any data to backup that claim? What you are saying maybe true for very high profile breaches - but for most firms, the "has a high degree of debt to income ratio" is a decent signa…

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    Comment #14181510

    I am not new here. And the tech-migration is a relatively new thing in the Western world. I would wait a generation for that thinking to evolve.

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    Comment #14181502

    Get back to me once you have cross checked with everyone you painted with the same broad brush. On the other hand, Your ill-informed view paints a poor picture of you. As I said be…

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    Comment #14180798

    "I've said this before, Most Indians coming from TCS,Infy,CTS are not _highly_ skilled people. 80 to 90% of them are don't have expert skills. These people are close to management …

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    Comment #12212024

    There isn't a service offered by a credit bureau that I know, which allows an employer or a lender to find out about a prospect's salary. Salary info is used for credit risk strate…

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    Comment #11896027

    Continuity is really a crutch for identity, and to reduce risk. My bet is once - Apple Pay on Safari on macOS & iOS via iPhone/watch - qualifies for a lower rate, Apple could open …

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    Comment #11829875

    Would be interesting to know how and who shoulders the liability here?

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    Comment #11003783

    I am an Indian. I don't care about the portrayal of India in a story such as this - I care that these things still happen. I am also tremendously proud that I am born in the same c…

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    Comment #8058184

    Chengannur :)

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    Comment #7449812

    What you are talking about is essentially the tokenization concept which should become real in 2014. All retailers such as Amazon would become Token requestors in this concept. Adv…

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    Comment #6567516

    Someone..please do one for Redbox. I am tired of getting spammed everytime I rent a movie.

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    Comment #6425224

    I suspect he/she is referring to Walmart Bluebird. It eats bank's profits for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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    Comment #6395087

    http://www.quora.com/Bump-Acquired-by-Google-2013/How-does-B...

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    Comment #6394480

    Google acquires Bump. It's not the "bumping" that's valuable. It's figuring out two people are in proximity to each other that allows them to bump - that's Gold.

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    Comment #5790433

    Update - Just realized I just fed a troll. Moving on! Whoa! Hold on there cowboy! What have we told you about sweeping generalizations??!! Not every person in India wakes up every …

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    Comment #5637626

    Ironic. More over, this is exactly why AirBnB should not become an identity store (asking their customers to become verified by scanning and sending their passport info). I do not …

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    Comment #5502004

    How is this tripe modded up? A software donkey? Has it ever occurred to this guy that he is talking about another human being? And has history belonged to only those who passed thr…

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    Comment #5298875

    Except that wasn't why Paypal became what it is today. The P2P aspect and sufficiently protecting the customer during early days of e-commerce is why Paypal became so big. Removing…

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    Comment #5289545

    I have my reservations about the viability of a Klarna type approach in the US - where there is a high level of credit card penetration among the US customers. Since Affirm will re…