We're open to candidates in, and around Mississauga, Ontario for multi function employees (emphasis on programming, MySQL, PHP, TypeScript, and minor Python).
We're a bootstrapped company that specializes in sourcing, logistics, and research for the construction industry. With customers ranging from developers of major hotel projects, to HG TV stars renovation companies, our clients are well known across North America.
Lol, I'm from Mississauga too - We were your competitors; www.blip.delivery and worked with lots of construction companies in Toronto who wanted to do same-day deliveries.
I ended up selling the company to a customer, but it's really cool to see another company in the space, who's also in the same city as we were!
My second pair was a $200 Shaman, and they were great, unfortunately I was using them when I had limited knowledge and experience, I got them resoled once, and while worth it, I purchased a low end pair ($100) as my secondary, and have found them 90% functional compared to the high end pairs, and have been sticking with them over the high performance shoes.
They're great, but like yourself, I'm not a pro, or a prospective pro, I do it for fun, and health. I'm not going to pay $200 every 4 months for a new pair, or even resole.
From my understanding of the article, they are Cuban beans.
TL:DR - Funds routed through the US are subject to US laws and regulation, no matter if the origin, and terminating point consider the act legal.
Long:
If they held the funds, it's because someone at the ACH saw the business name, and automatically assumed that there was a potential liability (that happens, it's rare, but they will shut you out until you talk to them to prove your innocence).
If they were the more enterprising type, the person who made the call looked up their web site and read how they purchase their beans from Cuba. While fully legal in Canada, if the funds are routed through the US(I can almost guarantee it), JP Morgan can be held liable, and as such they would like to avoid the repercussions of the US government.
They're forcing people to online accounts by putting the offline option in the basement, it's the standard 'nudge' in software. Eventually they'll eliminate it completely.
Some would consider this one a dark pattern, I would agree in this case.
It seems most people on HN (and to their credit, they also admit), they have limited recent experience with MySQL, so they don't know that they are 99% functionally equivalent (with edge cases being better for one or the other).
That looks awesome. It's definitely something to look into. For the time being we don't have the resources to set something like that up, but it's good to know for the future, thanks!
We're open to candidates in, and around Mississauga, Ontario for multi function employees (emphasis on programming, MySQL, PHP, TypeScript, and minor Python).
We're a bootstrapped company that specializes in sourcing, logistics, and research for the construction industry. With customers ranging from developers of major hotel projects, to HG TV stars renovation companies, our clients are well known across North America.
or email me at chris@roomerator.com