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If anyone does move to Denmark as a SW engineer, make sure to look into the 27% scheme which will half your income tax. Once you've lived in Denmark you become ineligible.
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In my case I think of it as how a blind person might experience the world, I can model spatial relations very well but don't see anything. I've never had a problem with geometry, math, algorithms, etc, and I can often skip the pen
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Make sure you incorporate in a form that US investors are comfortable with. Few investors are going to want to figure out what an ApS or GmH is just to make a seed investment in your tiny startup. It also gives tou better exit potential in
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If I did another startup in Europe, I would incorporate in Delaware and raise US money from the get go. It's cool to see the YC terms borrowed directly, and hopefully that would be a shot across the bows of European investors. But to r
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We had a small office in a smaller town (Odense) in Denmark and reopened ~July 2020. We had no masks within the office by agreement among ourselves, but were very strict in our personal lives. We really enjoyed the interaction during lockdo
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Repairation payments directly addresses the "white people have the money" problem. John Oliver made a much better case than I ever could in a HN comment. It also answers "why do the white people have so much money" quest
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Asymmetric Logistics: The Case for a Ukrainian Drone Lift
(blog.chatfield.io)
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How long does it usually take between the announcement and becoming available?
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A gaussian blur is a point-wise multiplication in Fourier space. If you know the filter, you can technically reverse it with a point-wise division. Even noise can be controlled for by using optimization techniques to recover the correct div
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I once looked into licensing some software from an English university. At the very beginning of the discussion, I was read a long list of domains where the software had already been exclusively licensed. Great! We didn't fall into any
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I think family can be an indication of stability. Existing obligations can be factored in ahead of time. The alternative (and this was my case), you can start something in your mid to late 20s, and if wanting a family becomes a factor while
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I used behance.net to find my designer 5 years ago
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The retailer gets to claim any VAT they pay back from the government. Individuals do pay 60-70% tax (if you include payroll), but it's better to look at the overall taxation rate which is ~50% of GDP.
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I would welcome such a comment, it tempers what was admittedly my own hyperbole with a nuance of reality. But yes, I doubt an American full-service car wash would recognizable in the Nordics.
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Setting culture is a large part of leadership. Most likely one of two things happened: a) the leadership was complicit in the culture, b) the leadership was too weak to prevent a toxic culture from festering. In either case, the leadership
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Another take is that if workers are able to say no to a shit job, then the burden is placed on the employer to either eliminate the job or make it less shit. In the Nordics, there are no manual car washes, yet life goes on. Economically it
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What would be the rough numbers required to support firefox development in terms of #devs and $? What would be the model to get started? Can we start by funding a fork (similar to iceweasel) with the eventual goal of hard forking once the n
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I was in startup land over in SF, so my salary topped out lower at 160k USD but with ~2% equity. I was in a partnership in a small plane, and one of the guys was "in his 20's making $500k+" at google as an L6 plus retention b
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For what it's worth there hasn't been a death in Western Australia since May 3rd 2020 [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statistics_of_the_COVID-19_pan...
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It's brutal from both sides, consumers are extremely price sensitive and will price out living wages for workers in favor of cheap goods. A transparent example of this is airline tickets, where creature comforts have been progressively
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1. Don't drop maths. I did well enough in first year to be placed in the "advanced" second year maths, where I suddenly found myself surrounded by math olympiads. Instead of doing the rational thing and transferring into the
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Are there European universities that don't require a masters degree to start a phd?
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When I was a kid my crystal radio kit was beer powered! https://archive.org/details/dicksmithsfunwayintoelectronicsv... Dad bought me Dick Smith's electronic kits when I was 8 (it was an Australian thing). I didn&
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I've been going through MITs open courseware maths courses since they're better than what I had at university. If you get through 18.0[123] and linalg you'll be able to talk shop with anyone (not to mention apply the tools).
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The US seems to have a monopoly on the ability to pay top talent (at least in the west). At the high end of the talent pool, I don't think opening up is going to have a significant impact. We're mostly already internationally mobi
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Not necessarily. See voltage doubler: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_doubler
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My first gen threadripper occasionally deadlocks in futex code within libgomp (gnu implementation of omp). Eventually I gave up and concluded it was either a hardware bug or a bug that incorrectly relies on atomic behaviour of intel CPUs. I
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Trying to figure out how medical ultrasound works is a rabbit hole I'm still trying to claw my way out of. While there are phased arrays, most handheld imagers you would be familiar with are simply linear arrays of approx 100-150 trans
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I got to see this in Hamburg. It was quieter than I expected, even from a couple hundred meters away. Once it was further away it probably dropped to around 60dB, but the frequency (pitch) of the sound was still distinct and therefore remai
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I know in Denmark at least, rental subsidies are a contributor to the rental floor. I can't find the total subsidy just now, but I remember half of all renters in Denmark receive it. It's a notable part of the state budget.
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