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donavanm
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> For example, the eaves are about 2 feet deep. Eaves are supposed to vary based on the latitude. You want to exclude the sun from the windows ans doors during the summer. But they also need to be short enough to allow the daytime winter
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Re: records it depends on the state DOJ. California will have a separate line item for each arrest, booking, arraignment, and release. I believe they also keep “administrative records” for each stop, but you dont get to see those when you
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6y ago
Its not just that it can be cached, but that it can use very standard existing infrastructure like HTTP CDNs, mobile browsers, etc. The limitation is that the audio/video is encoded as segments, each a few seconds long. Because of this
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Not quite. Cloudwatch provides for both behaviors. You can treat periods with no datapoints as “breaching” the threshold criteria. You can also independently alert for “insufficient data” where the source is unavailable, doesnt contain enou
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6y ago
Yes, tips will be higher then $1. But thats only germane as a way of the deliverer receiving an average income thats higher than the minimum wage. In locales without prevalent tipping Im going to guess thats made up for with a higher wage o
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6y ago
As an aside there are murmurs here in Australia, particularly NSW, about moving from property stamp duties to annual property or land taxes. Principal residences are currently exempt from the 1.6% annual land tax.
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6y ago
As apsec112 mentioned it's up to the state. And in this case Washington state has a very clear constitution and case law history that prohibits non uniform taxes, like a progressive income tax: > All taxes shall be uniform upon the
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Fair enough. There is a meaningful difference in taxes based on payroll vs the individuals net income. And that's not exactly germane to this article or thread. I should have been even more explicit in saying this is a payroll expense
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Sure. And maybe Im fixating on the meaning of "paid" next to the use of "salary." But I dont think the individuals existing assets or capital gains really have anything to do with the common misunderstanding of how equit
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Yes, that is the general objection to taxes that are directly aligned to workers. "Taxing jobs" leads to those jobs going to other jurisdictions (like Redmond or Bellevue) where possible. I think they're hedging against this
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I have no idea what you're responding to. As Ive stated this is a PAYROLL tax, NOT a personal income tax, so I dont know where a W-2 would come in to it. A payroll tax, like B&O taxes, are paid directly by the business. This is
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6y ago
The linked article is a columnist opinion piece. The same newspaper has an actual article https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/seattle-c... from last week. And heres a link to the actual legislation
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> they're paid in stock? In the US RSU grants are treated as income. They literally show up on the W2 for the full value of the grant.
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Its not an income tax, its introduced as a business tax on payroll. This is important as the WA state constitution prohibits non uniform taxation. This is what has preempted most of the previous passion based “tax the rich” schemes in Seatt
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6y ago
The alexa and bose offerings are pretty similar from what I can tell. Functionality wise its not much more than BT headphones with mic and some limited surface controls. The benefit to both is the open ear audio. They dont impede sounds aro
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> video storage and bandwidth is a meaningful portion of video CPM or video subscription Maybe "compared to web pages". But very skeptical it's a meaningful cost compared to production or subscription prices. Even going wi
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> If the UI team that worked on this just completely took over the AWS console, I wouldn't complain. This is the fundamental misunderstanding. There is a centralized AWS console team/organization. They are responsible for the U
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I suspect they called out block storage as that's normally what you'd use for reasonable performance from a DB engine. As in that'd be the next step 'down the stack', not what was released today.
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> e.g. you deploy your Django application to AWS Lambda and it automatically fires a lambda function when a view method is hit via a route. Is that a bad thing in your opinion? Examples like that were very much a Day 1 use case, or at le
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Argon. Unless you’re specifically doing something really abnormal there’s a reason it’s the most common shielding gas. Compared to the rest of the process the shielding gas shouldn’t be much of the total cost. If you want to minimize cost d
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> Also, 'cat' makes a nice "null" pipeline element if you need to slip one in for some reason. It's a great way to get another 64KB kernel buffer in your command pipeline. Very useful for buffering your data stre
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I would suggest looking in to the origins of the “company” for professionalization of the military in the renaissance. Before that it depends on where you were, but lords were generally responsible for raising and arming vassals for the kin
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6y ago
Well then it will be really easy for those active fund managers to fleece the naive index rubes, right?
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I have to admit Ive been tempted by a figaro hobby car for 15 years. Replacement suspension, power steering, rear discs, swapped powertrain, low profile roll bars. Itd make no sense from performance, safety, utility, effort, or cost perspec
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The general reason you can’t get them first party in eu & na is due to crash safety regulations. The cute little kei cars are horribly dangerous in any meaningful collision. The Japanese cab over vans in particular are wonderful leg amp
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> The end goal is to push consumers to end up storing all their data in the cloud. Do you really think seagate, toshiba, and WD want you to move your data to the cloud? They dont have any particular commercial interest there. Theyre just
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They dont, amendments exist. Its entirely possible for the states to agree to new rules that will supersede the previous law of the land. They do because they establish basic strictures on the federal government itself. Critically the const
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Companies are already doing this with “EBITDAC”, appending “...Corona.” Using estimated earnings/sales, or simply substituting Q3/Q4 last year for this years Q1/Q2 earnings. The cited motivation that Ive seen has been betwee
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6y ago
My swag would be around the $500K/mo opex and $5-10M/year capital expenditure mark it’s worth a conversation. I haven’t been deeply involved in infrastructure for a few years now. I did work in compute farms, networking, CDNs, etc
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Oh no doubt. The handling of the cruise ships seems to be a fiasco. Will definitely look forward to a future report on the matter.
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