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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Tax avoidance is a felony.. so there is that.
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Even with 50 people it would still be a significant burden
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Collecting the taxes from a seller perspective is a solved problem - 10 minutes of Amazon account setup. Knowing if you have to collect those taxes, remitting them according to 50 sets of rules, often contradictory.. is a whole different st
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
> successful businesspeople (at least in America) tend to accept that full legal compliance is impossible and instead worry only about the risk of noncompliance That's because it's cheaper to settle than to be compliant as a re
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
- Create a new class of business licence that is valid for entire country for sales outside of a brick and mortar store - online/phone/carrier pigeon. - Have sellers collect tax as if they had nexus in every state in US - it'
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
This is worse - those are in-state sales according to most states: your goods are shipped from a warehouse in the state to an address in the state.
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Ad. 2 I've seen proposals (in EU countries at least) to do the opposite: eliminate personal income tax in favour of VAT/Sales tax - removes the burden of filling (and more importantly processing) personal income tax returns, remov
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
It's a clusterfuck of epic proportions. Let's say you use Amazon Fulfilment (FBA): 1. Does just storing goods in a state establish tax nexus in that state? Most states claim it does, but it hasn't been tested in court. 2. Ass
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Per country of origin cap makes little sense. Canadian immigration process assigns points for various qualities and qualifications legislature deemed desired and every couple of weeks x top scoring applicants get an immigration visa (pr).
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Former employee: used to be a shitty place to work at, but I head inserting CTO as a buffer between CEO and Dev team has helped. The fact it was necessary is something worth thinking about.
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Not just qa - not durable enough buttons start double clicking in some mice. Happened to 3 Nagas (2 of which were warranty replacements for the 1st one) my wife used and to Lachesis I've had. Other mice have lasted years before and aft
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Not yet - there is no display support for that GPU in current Linux kernel, nor in 4.14 that is going to be released in 1-2 weeks. Users will have to wait for 4.15 - until mid-late January.
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
I see this quote used way too often as an excuse for shitty, under-performing code. No, don't go down a micro-optimization rabbit hole when making the first rough prototype. Yes, do stop to think for 10 seconds to think how much use th
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
That's because DirectX 11 and older have a single thread draw submission queue which is being a bottleneck. DX11 still dominates - right now there are five (5) DX12-only games and only a handful announced, because it's so complete
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
On the other hand if you don't need Python because it's a container running a service like Redis or Nginx you can keep entire Alpine-based image around 25-50% of the size or bare minideb image.
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Main reason is that there is a lot of hardware that never got binary blobs / drivers updated for newer kernels. We're talking input controllers, wifi, bluetooth, nfc chips, gyroscopes, amps and half a dozen other parts that never
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
The comparison is somewhat weird and the space is a bit weird: - Xeon-w cpus seem to be i9 HEDT just without disabled ECC - everything else (beside a price premium) is the same - Epyc CPUs are server CPUs and I'm not aware of any deskt
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
I was talking about Intel i9s, which don't. Ryzen CPUs support ECC if mobo does, but were not formally validated for that. Threadripper and Epyc both support ECC and have been validated.
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Yeah, that article is shit, so here's some real data. Benchmarks: - Top AMD Threadripper model vs Top Intel I9 X-series currently being sold (same cpu as Xeon W-2155, just without ECC): https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
tl;dr; Only Amazon really benefits, buyers will eat the cost and their experience might be worse. Smaller sellers will suffer the most. Mostly it let's Amazon hire fewer people in support department - they don't have to deal with
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
At least in theory, once the loss due to lack of sufficient number of workers exceeds the cost of raising the wages they should go up and at the cost of margins or increased prices. This should offer nobody a competitive advantage because e
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Web Browser: Firefox, Chromium Email Client: Thunderbird Terminal: Termite Basic Text Editor: Leafpad, gedit IRC/Messaging Client: Pidgin Office Suite: Libre Office Video Player: mpv Screen recording: OBS Studio
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Yeah, iPhones support quote a few bands too and each model released is doing better, but they are still releasing multiple regional variants with different bands supported: https://www.apple.com/iphone/LTE/
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
It's more likely that it's your phone/device that is the source of the issue. There are 10 LTE bands currently in use in Europe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LTE_frequency_bands#Deployment... and 2 UMTS
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Interesting. With what AGESA version - I'm asking because anything earlier than 1.0.0.6 has 1T command rate, which not all memory modules can handle
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
It seems to happen on heavily overclocked CPUs. Phoronix user had managed to replicate the issue he wasn't experiencing by simply pushing it a bit further.
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
Avoid cloud & cloud-like/mostly-vps providers. While they will most likely not have entire IP blocks straight blacklisted there might be a rule that just brings you closer to the spam score threshold. Oddly enough medium-large ente
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by c2h5oh 9y ago
This is largely a myth. I've run a pair of email servers - one small (maybe 250 outgoing emails/week) and one larger (80-100k/week) from 2007 to late 2016 and had no problems with deliverability. It's just there are way
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
Govendor + vendored dependencies in repo
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TL;DR; Go promisses interpreted language developer productivity with C-like performance of the code and it delivers. Longer version: - I've been writing almost exclusively Go code as my full time job for the last 2.5 years - I've

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