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In India we have electronic voting and we get to see our vote going in the ballot box.

Question is to people who say if universe is teeming with life, then why is it not visible close by: We don't know how large the universe is. If say life is "teeming" means it's found every 1M Parsec on the size of 10^100M Parsec, wouldn't it be teeming, and yet nothing in our vicinity?

I'm being genuinely curious, not dissing on anyone.

This would be then termination with cause. Employment agreements generally state that employees can be required to work from any location as required by the employer. Refusal is then called breach of contract and hence termination without cause.

We tried converting from Sequelize to Prisma and learned transactions were not fully supported... Can't build an app without transactions

Almost always, for such emails, you are not the audience. We've done multiple tests to check which emails perform better for our customers, and always ones with a lot more visual imagery, heavily HTMLized emails work better than just text and links.

Our understanding for this has been that people are not very email savvy, and for them the visual imagery works more like story telling.

not really, I worked on making this for another company. Reading is the simpler side of the story, the complex one is navigating the banking websites to be able to fill this in, and to maintain graceful degradation incase bank websites change

This is a very new feature on iOS, ~1.5 years. JusPay has been doing this for about 6 years now.

Split the dockerfile into 3 parts. builder image for gems. builder image for assets(nodejs and stuff). copy code from disk, gems from image one, assets from image two, into the third image. you will end up saving HUGE time

Congrats!

Have you tried react-native-reanimated?

give jenkins x devpods a look[1]

[1] https://jenkins-x.io/docs/reference/devpods/

You could even use nginx on scratch to remove alpine as well.

https://github.com/gunjank/docker-nginx-scratch/blob/master/...

We do understand that some people may have a financial problem. When user's approach us and tell us that they are not paying due to such issues, we are more than happy to accommodate them in every possible way.

One such example of that is that we told our users that we won't be charging them any late fee during the lockdown as we understand they have issues. We did this even before our government came up with such an option.

We do give a clear label before asking for user's contacts as to why we need your contacts. See here: https://imgur.com/a/gHP8BDR

- We added a checkbox which reads out everything about how the contacts will be contacted, after Google first asked us. The user is required to check the checkbox before he can even get the permission dialog to give the permission.

- You are right. We are not doing something out the jurisdiction. The contacts notified are the ones who have agreed to be sent "promotional" messages. So we don't spam these people. We are also working on something to make the loans a "group" loan that will make it a requirement for other people to be "fiscally" responsible for your unpaid loan

We run an algorithm which tries to ascertain that the contacts list is not fake/empty. Uninstalling the app would only prevent us from getting new contacts, and ability to notify you of your pending bills via push notification.

The commonality I was referring to is not having a "Checkbox" before uploading contacts as is required by Play Store.

We are giving the APK as an option to people who are reaching out on support about bugs. But most people don't have the know how of how to enable installing from unknown sources

I can understand your dislike to the practice, however, this is something common among a lot of online lending businesses for people who are defaulting on purpose, without a reasonable cause. Here are a few examples: Z2P - Get Instant Loans, Borrow Money, Loan App Instant Personal Loan Online-MoneyWOW

Here's one that gave us the idea to do this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wbt.royal

When giving loans, we have something called references, who are people the lender can request to get the loans repaid. We are using the user's contacts in the same way.

In that sense, isn't Facebook showing people you may know, also disclosing to people that they are in my contact list?

These people are not poor. They assume that since it's an app they taking money from, they can simply refuse to pay. We can, and do, go for the legal route, but it's much much more painful for the user, and for us, even if we want to settle it once a case is filed.

Google isn't citing the use case as issue:

This is what they told us as the reason:

Your app is uploading users' [Contact] information to [URL] without a prominent disclosure. Prior to the collection and transmission, it must prominently highlight how the user data will be used, describe the type of data being collected and have the user provide affirmative consent for such use.

Here's what Google is telling us:

Your app is uploading users' [Contact] information to [URL] without a prominent disclosure. Prior to the collection and transmission, it must prominently highlight how the user data will be used, describe the type of data being collected and have the user provide affirmative consent for such use.

Aah! Here's the video: https://youtu.be/XVQCJsgmQ0w

I should add, this is a common practice for low ticket, high risk loans in the FinTech lending space in India

We first contact the user if they don't pay despite calls/emails/push notification/sms for 45 days. Then we warn them for 15 days that their contacts will be asked to remind them of the bill, as per the terms. Finally we contact the contacts.

We do this to prevent having to file legal cases against the users as those can drag on for very long in India and are a pain for both parties

Yes. We first contact the user if they don't pay despite calls/emails/push notification/sms for 45 days. Then we warn them for 15 days that their contacts will be asked to remind them of the bill, as per the terms. Finally we contact the contacts.

We do this to prevent having to file legal cases against the users as those can drag on for very long in India and are a pain for both parties

The money comes in from businesses who are offered loans based on the transaction volume PhonePe sees. Online businesses that use "Pay with PhonePe" links have to pay commission. In the broad sense, if it scales, it's a pretty decent business.

Interesting! Is there a way to use this, or some other library, that can spin up a GPU instance, on AWS or GCE, if there are no GPUs available, and discard GPUs when no more tasks are left? Maybe also allow some "overtime", in case a new task may get registered in the time when the instance gets free and a new one starts up?

This is probably the only thing I feel great about in the Indian communication domain! I pay <$2 a month for about 1.5GB 4G every DAY! Speeds generally vary from crap to 11 Mbps