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by EADGBE 8y ago
I’ve found that I naturally reached for the volume knob on older cars which didn’t have this very software-enabled feature. It’s something that I didn’t notice nearly how much I used it until I enabled it and found myself grabbing the volum
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by EADGBE 8y ago
No maximum startup volume? That's honestly pitiful, Tesla. An absolutely necessary feature. (no sarcasm)
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I live for these kind of zingers!
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Almost every year, I end up owing a lot of income taxes; a calculation that I always tend to mess up in order to gain a bit of advantage with the tax laws. I usually just pay the tax bill, and move on. I'd love to be true to myself, to
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I like GRAMMY's overview of it a lot. https://www.grammy.com/advocacy/learn/music-modernization-ac...
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The rates are still probably negotiated by contract between record label and artist (now artist/producer/engineer), which I think is what happens currently. The database would mostly just track play count, and who gets their share
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by EADGBE 8y ago
This is huge for session musicians; all the people who lead normal lives but play guitar or drums for Florida Georgia Line, Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper, keyboards for Eminem and pretty much any pop or country-pop recording today that contains re
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by EADGBE 8y ago
*1972
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> So basically 40% of the debt is internal debt and interest payments go back to the the government. Just like when you borrow from your 401(k). You're paying yourself interest back.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Thank God!
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by EADGBE 8y ago
You could make a profit by reduced tax liability. Get married in a courthouse around the end of the year, before the year of your wedding. The following year, have your ceremony. You extend your Married Filing Jointly status to the previous
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Across the whole spectrum of income, you'll find people using loopholes.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
It's that middle ground; the guy worth $0 doesn't have much to lose, either.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
In contrast, I have seen Canadians marry Americans; for various perks.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The second one; marriage isn't free. Even at the courthouse.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Oh, the humanity!
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Cool resource. All this discussion made me really question my tube amp (guitar) collection, though.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Their web developers are gone...
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I pay for my trash online. They provide bins. There's two systems right there.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
If you do everything perfect, it's a completely thankless job.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Throwing money at athletics (and skimping on the rest) is pretty fair game throughout the US.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Like Credit Karma?
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by EADGBE 8y ago
> This started happening to me after I got married. This seems common. I'd bet that they feel safer admitting this after the fact; not wanting you to assume that you should pursue a relationship with them.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
With two kids still in diapers, the day before trash day is always the worst.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Chutes?
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by EADGBE 8y ago
There's real irony in this statement, when the people who develop the technology and commend home garaging are also the garage-free, commute-free kind type of people who vehemently tear down the idea of a suburban home/garage setu
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by EADGBE 8y ago
Can confirm proximity sensors don't work well on most cars when even a bit of road haze develops on them. Though I'm sure SV's real solution to this is to have perfect weather (ie. "can't reproduce; closing bug&quot
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by EADGBE 8y ago
The observations don't need a startup to propagate.
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by EADGBE 8y ago
They link to "Voyager"; but I'd like to point out SSA's dataset (For the US, of course). https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/
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by EADGBE 8y ago
I was just sick of my internal ear perking up whenever I heard my rather common name, and the call wasn't intended for me. I always wanted kids with unique names. It's purely a result of that.

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