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by dizzant 5y ago
Reading the thread, I'm surprised at the number of nearly identical "How much do we have to pay to keep it down? xD" posts I'm seeing, often from throwaway accounts. Some accounts with multiple near-identical posts withi
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A framework for localizing global climate solutions(pnas.org)
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by dizzant 5y ago
Why does this rise to an issue of regulation for you? All these problems with the Apple ecosystem are optional: Android exists, and is a viable alternative with none of the mentioned downsides. The fact that 50% of Americans freely choose t
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by dizzant 5y ago
Apple isn't alone is setting this price -- at the very least, Apple competes with Android for roughly half the smartphone market share. Making your app available in both ecosystems is not a requirement to run a successful business. As
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by dizzant 5y ago
> "They were standing there, all of them in [prisoner] uniforms, only eyes, only eyes, very narrow - that was very terrible, very terrible," he said. My grandfather helped to liberate Dachau. The only detail he ever told us abo
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by dizzant 6y ago
This take on Bitcoin -- not backed by anything in the physical or virtual world -- is misinformed. You're correct that coin isn't specifically backed by anything in the sense that you can't trade it in for a an equivalent ass
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by dizzant 6y ago
I tried Free File Fillable Forms last year on principal, but I ran into issues in two areas: 1. reporting scholarship income (goes on the line beside box 1 and nowhere else), and 2. state taxes are not supported, and my state does not have
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by dizzant 6y ago
Let me add my recommendation for FreeTaxUSA.com. I am a newly married grad student on fellowship, which implies juggling estimated taxes, confusing withholding rules, scholarship income, a name change, and first-time joint filing. Needless
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by dizzant 6y ago
This is an excellent idea. Also, sell aggregated data on cost of care in local areas to doctors and insurance companies, so they can make clear business decision on how to compete against the local market.
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by dizzant 8y ago
When did this happen to you? I've been considering the same, but switching accounts hasn't yet been worth the hassle.
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by dizzant 8y ago
Is this data available to mortals? I don't even have digital itemized receipts for credit card purchases, and it's my purchase!
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by dizzant 9y ago
Your comment exemplifies what the OP is criticizing. By writing off the people in SF and Alabama as "zealots," you've closed the door to reasoned debate and to educating them on their miscues. I don't disagree that peopl
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by dizzant 9y ago
This would probably only work in urban areas where you can justify the infrastructure cost. In low-traffic rural areas the gas tax is much more efficient.