codehawke

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by codehawke 5y ago
Having one party in control of most major cities, where most crime is, for 50+ years now is working wonders.
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by codehawke 5y ago
As a YouTuber, this has happened to me multiple times. It's fans or people trolling, they always remove the points though.
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by codehawke 5y ago
It's a popularity contest. Heavily favored towards those who came along when it first started off.
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by codehawke 5y ago
I wonder how much rep, has to do with who decides to up vote? If you see Jon Skeet answer, people will up vote him more than the average user with 5k. This is a subjective opinion of course.
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by codehawke 5y ago
Most popular question shows, he answered it on a Friday at 2pm. I bet he did answer on the clock.
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by codehawke 5y ago
What if it evolves into SARS?
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Getting Past Programmer Burnout(youtube.com)
1 points by codehawke 5y ago|0 comments
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by codehawke 5y ago
Most likely they are using the private stuff too.
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Why GitHub Copilot Won't Take Our Jobs(youtube.com)
1 points by codehawke 5y ago|0 comments
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by codehawke 5y ago
So if this product does not file VATS in 50+ countries (seems impossible anyways) and it does not actually pay these fees. This product is solving a solution that no online retailer should even bother with. Honestly, until congress fixes i
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by codehawke 5y ago
Luckily, my home state of Virginia has exclusions. From what I understand, until congress acts, more lawsuits need to happen from companies challenging states to pay these bullshit taxes. VAT is also a terrible burden.
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by codehawke 5y ago
Yeah, it sucks. However, not all goods, not all states even have an existence of a nexus. Virginia specifically exempts sales taxes of digital products delivered electronically, such as software, downloaded music, ringtones, and reading m
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by codehawke 5y ago
It's quite obvious both PayPal and Stripe need to account for these terribly burdensome tax laws going into effect next month. The thresholds for most companies (UK excluded) was previously enough for most international sellers to no
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by codehawke 5y ago
I do account for that, but honestly I don't make the international sales to worry about it. UK is the one exception for that. The rules are being a bit more simplified starting July 1 of this year. VAT is a disaster for all busines
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by codehawke 5y ago
I've been using Stripe for years for my website, codehawke.com. Once you get over a certain amount of revenue and or sales transactions, they file 1099-K directly with the US IRS, they won't miss your failure to report that. I
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by codehawke 5y ago
We need an open source Google, yesterday.
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I made my own streaming website. AWS, Azure, Vimeo are all rip offs(codehawke.com)
2 points by codehawke 5y ago|0 comments
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by codehawke 5y ago
A company that does not micro-manage and trusts its employees to do the right thing. Anything else is secondary.
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by codehawke 5y ago
I created codehawke.com architecture from scratch to avoid hosting my content on other people's platforms. I make way more money than with platforms like Udemy. I think we should all be moving away from other people's platforms