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mndgs

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    Comment #48879439

    So? Read the article, and? Some pretty basic payment flows.. Nothing about settlements, payment card messaging flow (you see a simplified logic in the article), nothing about other…

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    Comment #47878500

    Beautiful con, tbh. I don't welcome this behavior (borderline criminal), but you have to admit - well played.

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    Comment #47650301

    Not even a wager. Just out of ~100C sauna after 20 mins straight. Pretty normal, and I'm not Finnish. In that area though.

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    Comment #47031342

    Lots of empty emotional statements, generalisations with no facts supporting them. Why bring this here? Release your anger somewhere else and really think about the issue before po…

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    Comment #46876915

    It hurts my eyes to see spelling mistakes in error messages. I know English is not your first language, but, dude, in the age of autocorrect and AI, it is sloppy and screams incomp…

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    Comment #46834379

    Nonsense. If 27% of GDP is suddenly gone, how US economy could be the largest? (rest of the world can substitute US trade between itself)

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    Comment #46656036

    +2, very nice movie. Might be very eye-opening for any some about what it was like under USSR umbrella...

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    Comment #46452664

    Played video games on ZX Spectrum and some Soviet computer at home. Wanted to learn to code games as a teen, took a course in Basic, very shallow. Then in high school some exposure…

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    Comment #46429711

    Spot on! If you add car tuning or PC overclocking, you might as well call it a hobby.

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    Comment #46374149

    Maybe because Lithuanian has 3 kinds of stresses...

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    Comment #46340638

    Watch this, where he goes through the questions and explains how he did it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Mx_xhiIRpw I'm pretty good with Excel, my main tool at the job for over…

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    Comment #45710277

    True that

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    Comment #44733012

    Who is pushing this agenda? NY Times, never expected this from you..

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    Comment #44079048

    Beautiful text, easy to read, one can immediately feel that author knows what she is doing. Light, but long and sad at the same time. With an aftertaste of hope at the end. Nice wo…

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    Comment #44074467

    Nonsense, by that logic Lithuania should have been a #2 military power long time ago (having built nukes from a civil nuclear reactor) (it used to operate #2 largest nuclear reacto…

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    Comment #43625103

    It's based on ISO20022 messaging standard. Networking and security is typically custom in each country/standardized payment system.

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    Comment #43625062

    You can, just the central bank /regulator of that country needs to want it. Example: Sweden, which now transacts on SEPA, jointly with EUR currency.

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    Comment #43625009

    True that, ISO 20022 based.

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    Comment #43624948

    Won't happen. Ever. Or concede to money laundering.

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    Comment #43624938

    SEPA also works for SEK now, other EU currencies are in pipeline. Swift is just a messaging standard and a message exchange network (distributed). SEPA is that, plus a settlement s…

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    Comment #43624856

    Yes, min transfer 0.01 EUR

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    Comment #43420045

    Expensive

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    Comment #42026042

    Sorry for a probably unpopular opinion here, and let me generalize a bit: Gen Z all the way... (Saying this makes me feel a bit old, I guess I'm certainly am than the author). On a…

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    Comment #42021320

    Totally. Cheap, superficial clickbaity lists generating traffic via HN. But TBH though, it worked, respect.

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    Comment #41644041

    FINALLY. Good God, how annoying those website signups with "a good password must use a, b and c" are... It seems a lot of site devs know shit about what a good password is.