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by delinka 11y ago
"See results for free" but only after entering your own data in the gigantic fields where your office peers can see from across the room.
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by delinka 11y ago
In the case of someone else's startup, you're also betting on the ability of the rest of the team that the founder(s) hired. E.g. if they hired a lousy sales team and they can't make effective sales.
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by delinka 11y ago
Obligatory Randall Munroe reference: https://m.xkcd.com/1053/
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by delinka 11y ago
Exactly this makes me feel that turning Obama's "fetishizing our [smart]phones" comment back at his branch of government is plausible. The executive branch has fetishized the smartphone (and started paying it as much attentio
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by delinka 11y ago
If it's not served from the domain I've visited, I don't want it. If it is served from the domain I've visited but not over SSL, I don't want it. Then the certificate owner should be responsible for any damage resul
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by delinka 11y ago
I argue with 'typable.' If I'm reading this from my smartphone and typing it on my computer (or vice versa), I'm going to lose my place. Maybe formatting could fix that, but it's still a pretty long chunk of text to
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by delinka 11y ago
These Apple power supplies come with a cord to replace the little block. Swap, done. No odd hanging mass from the wall; I get to choose where the brick lies. Perhaps this Blockhead is a convenience item, but not at $20. Not even at $35 for
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by delinka 11y ago
It boils down to this: don't trust search engine results and search out a competent professional. The problem I see is knowing who the competent professionals are.
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by delinka 11y ago
A quick Google search gives me this from the first result[1]: "Then, any remaining profits from the company can be distributed to the owners as dividends, which are taxed at a lower rate than income." Though it doesn't specif
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by delinka 11y ago
I'm pretty certain they're taxed on the money simply because it crosses a border. It's not treated as revenue which can be offset by expenses.
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by delinka 11y ago
I'm certainly willing to concede that I'm wrong (I'm by no means an expert), but your advice is counter to what I've received from professionals. I'm curious whether you've run into this problem with others in
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by delinka 11y ago
The S Corp pays you a "reasonable income" which gets taxed as income (withholdings, FICA, etc) and the remainder of the corporations profits that's passed on to the owner is taxed as capital gains (%15, IIRC). With an LLC, a
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by delinka 11y ago
"Middle out" is not "tip-to-tip efficiency." Though they were indeed invented (discovered?) by the same team at approximately the same time, and may also be linked (depending on one's scientific, mathematical and&#x
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by delinka 11y ago
Those with 'improved brain function' generally eat more chocolate. Now I can say with impunity "I prefer chocolate because I have improved brain function." Chocolate improves brain function. Now I can say with impunity &
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by delinka 11y ago
"Inexpensive" and "cheap" are not synonymous. I've experienced plenty of cheap things with a high price, and it produces the perception that the entire industry is terrible.
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by delinka 11y ago
"...LED to indicate state." This will not do when I'm trying to sleep in a darkened room.
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by delinka 11y ago
Something isn't well thought-out here. The pricing? The usage? $49 per month for one million records, one million calls over the API and only 20(!) sessions. I don't think there's a consumer or business app that I could build
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by delinka 11y ago
Or maybe a 3.5" SD card filled with SD technology ... I wonder how much storage that would be.
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by delinka 11y ago
Are the founders (of one of these Strip Atlas-started companies) required to not be US citizens?
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by delinka 11y ago
Definitely fun. Good work adapting the original to being multiplayer. Rename it to "Ourfield" and you've got yourself a nice pun, too.
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by delinka 11y ago
"When does a subpoena become a burdensome amount of work?" This is certainly an important part of the question. I don't have a well-formed opinion on how to define limits. "Furthermore the government already forces compa
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by delinka 11y ago
Indeed, I agree. I realized long after I wrote my reply that it was toned more aggressively than I had intended. In my mind, I was adding to your comment rather than arguing.
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by delinka 11y ago
Ultimately the point is that if we allow the government to compel companies to perform work, where's the line? If the AWA is upheld by all the courts, how do we prevent the government from just dictating to companies continuously the w
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by delinka 11y ago
"It's as if they treat the government as just another customer." Shouldn't they? Albeit a customer with different 'needs' under the law. There's a process to follow to get assistance from Apple. Their prod
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by delinka 11y ago
I'm in the US, as were my parents, and theirs. Perhaps we're also talking about two different things: me about work; you about education. To my recollection, it's always been the case that the first few years of employment af
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by delinka 11y ago
"When did we accept that life in your early 20's needed to be so hard?" When was it ever otherwise? Sounds like you had it pretty good compared to the previous generation at the same age. Better still than the generation befo
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by delinka 11y ago
"Doing mathematics" and "using math in my code" are so far apart. In my programs that Really Utilize Math, I'm taking advantage of some existing mathematical concept, but I'm not advancing the state of the art
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by delinka 11y ago
What's all this talk about pushing updates to locked phones? I have to get involved every time there's an OS update for any of my iDevices. That damn red dot on Settings.app just stares at me while I try to find a time I'd li
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by delinka 11y ago
I'm not seeing a timeline in your link above. According to Wikipedia's Vulkan article [1], "The Khronos Group began a project to create a next generation graphics API in July 2014..." Wikipedia's Metal article [2] l
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by delinka 11y ago
And preparing them for the inevitability that ambiguities will be misinterpreted by others including themselves. To that end, this question should have no correct answer.

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