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beedrillzzzzz
9y ago
In addition to this, do they delete Messenger data, including group chat messages? Facebook needs to clarify what actually happens to data.
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The issue here is not some developer gaining a temporary snapshot of a few million records, it is that Facebook _itself_ is doing and productizing real-time psychological profiling on billions of people.
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beedrillzzzzz
9y ago
A little unfinished, but https://storagestatistics.com includes backblaze and others
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Introducing the new Sia Brand
(blog.sia.tech)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Hosts already set prices, in addition I have seen the Sia community occasionally discuss adding some further pricing tools on the reddit, see what features are being added on the roadmap: https://trello.com/b/Io1dDyuI&#
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Lightning fast left-right movement in Vim
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9y ago
Very interesting to contrast with competitor Sia's latest status update. Sia quietly developed a fully functional network over the last 5 years, and has now stated they will begin big marketing efforts. Also, no reason IPFS cannot inte
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beedrillzzzzz
9y ago
I will be sure to check out ZenLedger! Do the previously vague 1031 laws mean one should file 2017 and 2018 taxes differently? Is it legally valid to treat tokens as like-kind assets in 2017?
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beedrillzzzzz
9y ago
I actually started another HN thread today trying to answer questions about taxing crypto and ether tokens: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16108475
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It seems like forks, smart contracts and related complexities (most recently noticed ETH -> WETH on radarrelay.com), coins/tokens that function in different ways (minting), all seem like they can affect record keeping for taxes in i
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9y ago
Article gives me the impression it was never a "lucrative tax break" and just a point of confusion, and coin-to-coin exchanges have always been subject to capital gains. Anyone have thoughts on this?
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beedrillzzzzz
9y ago
To clarify: paid immediately as in the current tax cycle, and not when liquidated to fiat as another reply suggests is law in Canada.
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Ask HN: How do I pay taxes on crypto/token trading
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