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None of what you said is either backed by facts or is actually worth remembering if you're trying to fix the problem. I always read your replies to threads about health care in the…

I don't know where you're getting your figures from, but our monthly per employee rate is closer to $500/month in CA (with a family it's like $1200/month). It's going up like $20/m…

Are you fucking kidding me?

Oh please, leave the jurisdiction? With his 30-40 employees? I'm sure he's gonna get right on that. The guy is fireable in any country.

Fire him. The end.

What HN fails to tell you is that making money, and turning a profit (big enough to make things worth it) is actually really hard. I wish you all the best in this endeavour.

That rate is impossible since the average interchange rate is significantly higher.

Kaiser is basically the public health care system of other countries, but paid for and run by a non-profit corporation. :)f I've heard good and bad things, though (compared to Blue…

Your stats are again, bullshit.

Ah, the age old "tort reform" line. Haven't heard that one in a while. Your stats about Canadians is total BS.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

How do I down vote you? You're writing off an entire country's banking system with one personal example? I have my own example of banks in Australia, and they're some of the best I…

How so? dynadot.com - $9.99. Edit: oh, you were talking about balanced.com. Yeah, I meant balancedpayouts.com. :)

The nominal cost (cost to the bank) is here: http://www.frbservices.org/servicefees/fedwire_funds_service... It costs less than $1 to send a FedWire. The FedWire can be up to $1BN.…

All user number claims from anyone are dubious. Just compare them all with a grain of salt. :)

Haha, "too big to fail". Every company can fail tomorrow. Free or paid.

FedWires are almost instant... depending on your bank, receiving bank, etc. For most B2B FedWires, it's pretty much instant. Yay Treasury. The cutoffs do suck, however. The US need…

You should still be spending the $10 to register the other domain.

If AirBNB are taking a cut and facilitating the rental than of course they need to know the laws in each location they operate.

I think what the guy you're replying to was saying is that the entire page seems to be about Wunderlist, when they no longer use this SDK, and their use of it isn't really that com…

That's irrelevant if you ever want to go to the EU/UK.

The buzzwords you just used don't have anything to do with the GOP.