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Do you do personal tax returns in addition to business taxes as part of a package?
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The fact that they are recommending Kick makes me view that company with suspicion. This whole thing is really leaving a bad taste in my mouth.
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Also allegedly they were supposed to file an S Corp election. I've emailed them, but have no idea if I'll find out if it was actually sent.
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This is terrible. I paid them ~$4500 to do all my taxes and book keeping (just started my business this past June). What recourse do I have to get that money back?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJPyieyt1Rc
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The YouTube video of the .NET Conf session is very compelling.
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Here's a good writeup for .NET: https://hotforknowledge.com/2024/01/13/1brc-in-dotnet-among-...
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Does anybody have a good resource to learn about the differences between things like Feldera, Materialize, Adapton, and other developments in the incremental computation space? Where are the experts hanging out? What are they reading?
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I would love if something like this that exposed C bindings so that every language with an FFI could use the library. I’d love to be able to define pipelines and queries in .NET instead of having to use SQL.
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Beyond the route: Introducing granular MTA bus speed data
(new.mta.info)
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Do you think this can be applied to HTML fragments? I think it's relatively common (or at least not uncommon) to embed HTML in another language as a string. Would be cool to get LSP functionality in those strings. I'm thinking
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I've been looking at using Kamal for a side project. Seems to be similar in spirit. Has anybody used it, and if so, what do you think? https://github.com/basecamp/kamal
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Pretty sure F# was created by Don Syme, not Erik Meijer.
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I don’t think the last link is related. Different database.
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I think the most interesting thing on this page is the blog post at the bottom of how it was deployed on a VPS using docker compose ( https://austinsnerdythings.com/2023/11/01/using-github-actio... )
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Async2 – The .NET Runtime Async experiment concludes
(steven-giesel.com)
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I would love if someone did a compare and contrast with LiveView and Blazor.
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Oso seems cool. Is it something that can be run locally? Seems like there's an open source library of some kind, but it's deprecated.
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Not directly related to this, but I'm trying to migrate to Tailscale now from OpenVPN, and it doesn't seem like there's a way to use one "account" (for example, Google auth) for multiple tailnets. Our use case is t
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Do you have a link to the product? Interested in something similar.
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Anybody know how this compares to the architecture workbench in FreeCAD?
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There's also https://github.com/fabulous-dev/Fabulous.Avalonia
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Check out Avalonia’s XPF. Allows WPF to run on macOS and Linux with almost no changes in most cases. https://avaloniaui.net/XPF
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In every benchmark I've looked at online, Delta Lake format seems to have drastically better performance than Iceberg. Is this fundamental to the spec, or is it possible that Iceberg can close the gap?
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This reminds of research done on category-specific semantic deficits, where there can be neurodegeneration that impacts highly specific or related knowledge (for example, brain trauma that affects a person's ability to understand livin
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There's evidence that having super high LDL cholesterol on keto may be fine (do your own research, obviously). Check out https://cholesterolcode.com/ and look up Dave Feldman. Some really interesting research will be
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> I would say that the JVM and CLR were not designed to support many languages. Hm...CLR stands for Common Language Runtime. I think it was explicitly created to support many languages.
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In addition to the alternatives mentioned, here’s another Postgres-only ES implementation: https://github.com/message-db/message-db
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There is emerging evidence that high cholesterol on its own is not sufficient to cause heart disease. See https://cholesterolcode.com/ .
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Cool project. I remember someone else taking a crack at this a few years ago. https://ericsink.com/entries/dotnet_rust.html https://ericsink.com/entries/sg_rust_dotnet_preview.html https:/&
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