h1srf

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by h1srf 4mo ago
It's been a while since I've tried to change money but even as recently as 10 years ago, money changers in a lot of places wouldn't accept even slightly wrinkled bills or bills older than a specific series. Every time before
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by h1srf 1y ago
It’s also excellent for people that take buses. Source: me
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by h1srf 2y ago
I'll give you a couple of examples I've been involved with: 1. I was applying for a job at Company A and I had a former co-worker working there. I think it was down to me and 2 other people and the manager asked my former co-worke
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by h1srf 2y ago
I had a similar issue where they claimed I didn’t pay one year. Calling led nowhere but my CPA friend said send them a letter. As in a physical snail mail dispute letter. I could be wrong but I think they have to reply within a certain amou
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by h1srf 2y ago
I remember taking the EWR-SIN flight back in the 2000s in both premium economy and business class. The first time was an experience - such a long flight. Previously I'd have to connect in Europe/Asia. Taking it when it was all bus
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by h1srf 3y ago
For most, none. For power users, you can force specific fare classes/connections/combinations etc. regular sites won't. You can create some zany things for example, getting United to sell you an American connection. Ticketing
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by h1srf 4y ago
If you were MSFT or AAPL, you could issue 0%(or close to it) bonds and investors would lap it up. IIRC AAPL did issue a 0% bond at some point in the last few years.
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by h1srf 4y ago
Nope. Green card requires PERM which I think is a bit more extensive than the H1B process.
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by h1srf 4y ago
Green card job postings do this because it is a requirement to advertise the opening. So you tailor the job description specifically for the person you already employ on a immigrant visa.
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by h1srf 4y ago
I have had pretty good experience with their API support. Generally, if we include our sales rep they will hunt down the right team to get our questions answered if we get the runaround the first time around. The places I've been at do
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by h1srf 4y ago
AFAIK that's pretty much 100% against the license agreement. Data pulled from the terminal is only supposed to be shared with other BBG subscribers. They have more expensive offerings that allow non-subscriber use of data. I have been
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by h1srf 5y ago
I feel you. I’m about to board a flight and Spotify logged me out while I was listening to an offline playlist.
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by h1srf 5y ago
It depends on where you're going to/from and at what time. During rush hour, yeah the subway is faster than taking a cab for my pre-Covid 35 or so block commute. There are some routes that require a bus transfer or a lot of walkin
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by h1srf 6y ago
Ccan you trade futures on RH yet? Why would they allow options on futures if they don't allow futures trades
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by h1srf 6y ago
I brought down the order management system at a large bank during the middle of the trading day. The backup kicked in after about a minute but it was not fun on the trading floor.
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by h1srf 6y ago
> Make sure your hospital, clinics, doctors, accept your insurance I understand what they're saying but no one plans to get sick (pregnancies aside). Cheaper plans within the same insurance group is probably ok. Which hospital you c
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by h1srf 6y ago
One of the perks of my employer paying ~$3k a month for my Bloomberg subscription as well. That and the other few times a month I need to check some data.
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by h1srf 6y ago
That’s a totally different scenario - international travel requires a valid travel document. For domestic flights you don’t technically need an id but be prepared to wait a long time and/or be subjected to a invasive questioning/s
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by h1srf 6y ago
Not everything needs to be B2C. There are a ton of problems to solve for B2B - for example reconciling buy side transactions to the street. In this space though usually a bank/fund will spin off a product they developed in house but th
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by h1srf 6y ago
Sure you can. You just need a broker that lets you. Interactive Brokers for example.
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by h1srf 6y ago
Not anymore. The CFTC now has limits on how much of the total market one institution can own.
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by h1srf 6y ago
> And when was the last time you needed to charge it and listen to music at the same time? On planes - although I guess it will be a while before I go on a flight again.
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by h1srf 7y ago
Nope. Small private school. I think as I was graduating they started operating some dorms full time.
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by h1srf 7y ago
Ah, missed that. I'm glad for them.
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by h1srf 7y ago
As a former international student, even regular breaks when school would close the dorms were tough. Winter/Spring break especially. Back then there was no AirBnb and no one would do short term rentals. I do not envy those students wit
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by h1srf 7y ago
2020 edition: when the news is quoting /r/wallstreetbets it might be a sell signal
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by h1srf 7y ago
I’ve seen $1B wires. Not accounting for FX spread, the cost is the same as sending a $50 wire.
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by h1srf 8y ago
> The Volcker Rule (part of Dodd-Frank) prohibits prop trading at banks (with few exceptions). The big banks have been actively discouraging it as well, changing comp structures to avoid rewarding prop trading. It's not prop trading
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by h1srf 8y ago
You'd be surprised at how much this is still the case.
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by h1srf 8y ago
And on a tourist visa, you are not supposed to be looking for a job.

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