BackODaEnvelope

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   by BackODaEnvelope 9y ago

   Well, if they're Inuit APIs, I can see why there might be hangups. Something's bound to go wrong between here and the Arctic regions. :)
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   by BackODaEnvelope 9y ago

   I've read articles in the past which claimed 2-2.5x, historically.
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   by BackODaEnvelope 9y ago

   For a single person under 65: standard deduction $6,300 plus personal exemption $4,050 = $10,350 can be earned before income tax is due. More, if you use tax advantaged retirement and HSA accounts. Note: this only applies to the personal in
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   by BackODaEnvelope 9y ago

   I don't think of it as a personal sacrifice. I longer have the blood of innocents on my conscience. Also: I now own most of my own time, which is my highest value. Low consumption living isn't the sacrifice I thought it would be w
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   by BackODaEnvelope 9y ago

   I suspect lots of folks are doing this. I do (earn under the taxable limit I mean. I still file). Meet Dave Gross, my inspiration https://sniggle.net/TPL/index5.php Here's how the math works: https://sn