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frmersdog
5mo ago
>The buyers would be only those that can make efficient enough returns to offset this tax Or people who aren't wealthy enough to have to pay it.
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5mo ago
You could also just... not pay. And then lawyer-up when the IRS comes after you. (They will not come after you, because they know you've lawyered-up and aren't going to make it easy.) IIRC this is part of how they avoid taxes in g
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Boy, that's going to suck for people whose credit situation has shut them out of most traditional housing situations. Or people who rely on what other people don't consider food for sustenance, for whatever reason (protein powder?
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Yeah, "It won't affect the 99%," is the wrong framing. The entire point is for it to affect the 99% (by undoing the effect disproportionately high wealth among the wealthiest and disproportionately low wealth among the middle
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5mo ago
In a globalized society, all of this is downstream of a dysfunctional economic system, which itself is downstream of the misplaced priorities of the countries with the most power. Speaking out of my ass, but I'd bet that the amount of
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People figure out things to say about topics they care about. But the kind of person who comes to HN doesn't care about the DRC, so yeah, not much commentary. Not surprised, just disappointed. If such people also dislike being called o
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As good a time as any to remind people that the Southern Strategy was never really all that Southern: https://www.uh.edu/news-events/stories/052815watchingtvracia... https://www.mediamatters.org/le
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>Zero comments half-an-hour later, despite being on the front page That tracks.
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That's strange, I was just asking Claude to write a motion for me earlier, and I've never even taken the LSAT.
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>Banks I wonder how many months until this suggestion becomes slightly embarrassing. I barely want my banks to know what I buy and to be responsible for my money. I really don't want them knowing everywhere I go online. Especially w
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6mo ago
Image editing program -> different versions of the image, each with some but not all of the elements you want, on each layer -> mask out the parts you don't need/apply mask, fill with black, soft brush with white the parts y
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Tell HN: I will pay money for a YouTube front end that stops the "Rec Roulette"
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6mo ago
And this is almost certainly the direct cause of the Dot Com Bubble bursting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wcv0600V5q4 We were bamboozled on a massive scale.
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You need to have a, "Okay, I've tried 10 times, it's not working, what's the answer?" button. That will help not just us rubes who can't understand, but also in the off chance something is broken and even "
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We had a deal and we tore it up. More than once, if you include the inciting incident of undermining a democratically-elected leader who was bringing the central player in the Middle East into the mainstream economic and political global or
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I dunno about that. At a previous job, we temporarily relocated to a building that featured a series of identical classrooms that were accessible by connecting doors in the back (it was really one long room with heavy dividers that did a go
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I don't think it's too far to include Earthbound. After all, You cannot grasp the true form of Giygas' attack!
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6mo ago
https://archive.is/iioaU
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SpaceX Targets More Than $2 Trillion Valuation in IPO
(bloomberg.com)
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6mo ago
There's a business lesson in the longest lived creatures being the ones that move slow, abide small insults, and make themselves generally unappetizing.
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7mo ago
>When the temporary url dies, it becomes a referral link to cryptocrap. Huh. Good to know. Please don't click it anymore, thanks.
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7mo ago
IIUC this is how ads on 4chan work. I learned this during my brief foray into targeted merchandising ( https://www.temporary-url.com/9CBFE ). Everyone on a given board at a given time was seeing the same ads.
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Situational training is a joke (based in part on tactics developed in Israel/Occupied Palestine, i.e., for a literal military occupation), load-outs aren't designed around need but as a hand-out to our arms manufacturing industry
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Our rent has been ~$300 more than it should be for 5 years. Across just the 2 communities we've lived in since the pandemic started (around 260 units total), that's already about $6 million in extra revenue for our landlords. What
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Deal to stop algorithmic price-fixing of apartment rentals leaves out renters
(courthousenews.com)
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They're trying to avoid thinking (or at least talking) about it because they don't control it. They're hoping that the next downturn (which will almost certainly include a partial collapse of the game industry as we know it)
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Tent-pole black movies? Basically anything Ryan Coogler or Jordan Peele are involved in. They're a case where the unfortunate stereotype might work out in your favor, if you're looking for a group experience that heightens with sh
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Go read /r/LawyerTalk and enjoy the horror of the dawning realization that this is a lot of professionals. I think it's an issue that stems from getting too deep into the minutiae of the technical and cultural matters of one&
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Israel's a democracy the way the 3/5ths compromise promoted democracy.
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7mo ago
Agreed. http://lifegoesonintehran.com/
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