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shivasaxena
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> But that was done by regulation, wasn't it? Would have been nicer to see that come as a result of competition. Bill Gurly has been crying for years now about how US banks have be…
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Curious if anyone know any implementation where they would be automatically updated? Now that would be awesome! EDIT: come to think of it, it would require going through CDC stream…
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Comment #44957568
Thanks for letting me know, I'll try to get my hands on it.
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Comment #44957562
No, in populations which traditionally use mustard oil heart problems are common. So it's time tested to cause heart failure.
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Comment #44949151
I don't know what time-tested means but mustard oil is banned in EU/US for edible uses due to high erucic acid. So you parents were right!
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> Some would probably get into blue-collar work, others will try their hand starting a business (that will also compete with AI), but all of them? Yes, that's exactly what will hap…
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I would rather argue for the following - No PIT on dividend income, which is fair since CIT has already been paid on the money earned by the firm(and paid bt by you as a shareholde…
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Comment #44779335
I'm 36, but to be fair even in late 90s when we were kids we had 1) Forums like askanexper(can't remember the exact name) 2) great books like sams teach yourself in 24 hours and a …
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Comment #44766424
Yes, many just distribute the shares down to their LPs who then decide whether to sell or hold. I would be surprised if that didn't happen in this case.
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Comment #44743469
Thanks for your comment and for sharing your experience. > Having been at a company that tried this: The number of poorly-behaved or outright abusive clients is a huge problem. Hav…
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Comment #44736796
In case your haven't noticed, with remote work and globalization we do compete with people from developing countries, and even westerners nomading in asia. In most of my jobs I hav…
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Comment #44723435
Fine, but I also gave the example of 12 EUR for a wine opener that I can get for 2 EUR on temu. Lots of people in this thread pointed out how Temu doesn't pay VAT and/or other taxe…
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ah, what's the 12.50€ processing fee? Is it the DHL processing fees? > But now I need to warehouse those 1000 items in Germany and re-package them into local parcels for each custo…
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Comment #44721596
I'm vocally defending our consumers including myself that are being bled dry by our retailers. Instead of raising doubts about my character, it would be wise to consider my argumen…
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Comment #44721486
> The reason we have these laws are: companies try to maximize their profits. Getting your house burnt down, your kid lead-poisoned, or getting a broken product without any course …