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by anomaly_ 2y ago
Because you have to put actual substance in the entity. If OP ditched his US citizenship, moved to the Caymans, and then started consulting for international clients - it would work.
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by anomaly_ 2y ago
The only way to make collectivism work is being a force monopolist / military dictatorship.
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by anomaly_ 2y ago
This isn't capitalism. It's corporatism. The only reason this works is because of unnecessary regulation and red tape created by governments that enables regulatory capture by well-funded operators. A true free market would see th
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by anomaly_ 2y ago
People have an appalling understanding of free markets. So many things that are considered "market failings" (like this article / housing / etc) are almost entirely driven by regulation and red tape.
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by anomaly_ 2y ago
Thank god the EU stepped in and fixed this for us all!
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
Mate, why would you need this explained in detail to you? You claimed that there is no field of probabilistic UX and that it would be difficult to "provide a consistent user experience when the underlying engine of your application is
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
110%. The libertarian/anarchist hacker ethos is dead.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
Income tax isn't the only tax people pay
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
If you come for the king, you'd best not miss.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
One of the critical aspects of public health policy is to avoid becoming fixated on single issues; you need to have a broad lens. It’s pretty arguable that some governments became overly fixated on COVID in isolation, and failed to consider
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
European Union reaping what they sow.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
>I am already terrified they'll give it a 'Foundation' treatment. What does your heart tell you?
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
So, go to a different provider?
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
Royale with cheese
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
He can't.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
When someone unironically uses the term "problematic" you can reasonably assume the position they are going to argue from...
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
You’re in an emerging market I’d guess. iPhones make up 90%+ of the high value mobile user market.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
With a limited supply, you are going to have to allocate tickets somehow.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
It won't be 30% less. It'll be 10% less.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
Android folks upset Google hasn’t been able to crack unified messaging despite ~45 attempts.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
100%. If you want behaviour changed with proper penalties, allow private enforcement of rights.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
Ridiculous protectionism. Expected from the EU, but disappointing from Japan. People seemingly want their cake and to eat it too. If you don't like the locked down nature of the Apple ecosystem, buy a different product.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
so buy/use something else?
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
It’ll be a peak demand, not peak supply problem.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
$30k per day, AU tax barrister
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
Here’s the erudite Socrates version: "It is a disgrace to grow old through sheer carelessness before seeing what manner of man you may become by developing your bodily strength and beauty to their highest limit."
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
He doesn’t because it’s conspiracy bullshit. There are some valuable points in this thread but the OP above is not one of them.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
I can't wait to be using USB C in 15 years because of the EU.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
Classic elitist response. Ryanair has done more to democratise travel than anyone else in the world.
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by anomaly_ 3y ago
People not understanding the capital structure of a business strikes again!

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