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by hiatus 3y ago
As someone with a solo business of ~2.5k MRR, I'm happy to stop leave it at this point because moving beyond would require scaling up, which takes it from a solo side thing to something that other people depend on to eat.
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by hiatus 3y ago
> If you’re not aware, hams have for many years received paltry (at best) support from the FCC in terms of any enforcement. Could you expand on what you mean here? What enforcement is lacking?
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by hiatus 3y ago
I'm surprised retailers like Whole Foods haven't added something like this to purchases made in store tied to an Amazon account. At the point of sale they have access to best-buy dates, etc (or could even add it during inventoryin
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by hiatus 3y ago
We have the technology, might as well make the cars verify that we have a valid license to drive before we can use them.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Indeed, the new incarnation appears to be Marcel https://github.com/geophile/marcel
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by hiatus 3y ago
Mitsubishi Mirage is ~$17k and gets incredible gas mileage. Certainly not $14k but not _that_ far off.
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by hiatus 3y ago
I had such high hopes for this book but it is nothing like its title implies.
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by hiatus 3y ago
> Sending certified would require the sender to be Ided and not be anonymous. Sending certified mail in the United States absolutely does not require showing any identification at all. You can even do it all online.
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by hiatus 3y ago
I don't understand the importance of this distinction. People invest in currencies all the time.
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by hiatus 3y ago
You had the opportunity to explain what introversion actually is, but instead this comment is only what it is not. I don't think that's useful if you are actually trying to help the commenter to which you replied.
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by hiatus 3y ago
If there is a major version upgrade to a dependency, you would have to update the tutorials if there is a backwards-incompatible change.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Shouldn't the tutorial author be specifying a version in the tutorial?
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Similarities Between CEOs and Analysts Can Lead to Favoritism in Disclosure(papers.ssrn.com)
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by hiatus 3y ago
> Buy an EV? It’s in a db I don't expect car purchases to be in a federal database (or the schools my children attend, for that matter).
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by hiatus 3y ago
Ally bank offers over 4% for any amount, and has a no-penalty CD (you can close the account at any time, they use a trust behind the scenes) offering 4.5% iirc.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Here's more info on the case for others interested. https://thehill.com/business/4231072-supreme-court-agrees-to...
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by hiatus 3y ago
Non-paywall: https://archive.ph/pdAG5
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by hiatus 3y ago
Even if a CPA does your taxes, you still have to sign them. I think intuit offers some kind of service for audit protection post filing.
889.
by hiatus 3y ago
You might be interested to know that there are apparently companies out there that identify people within organizations that may have the access and appropriate demeanor and attempt to get them to whistleblow. It was covered in an episode o
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by hiatus 3y ago
The author is aware. > Every post that I want to publicly claim authorship of lives at the root of this site. If you are reading a post that I have claimed it will look like this page. Posts of unknown authorship have a disclaimer at the
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by hiatus 3y ago
The name of the actual company is The PLS.com (as it appears in court documents), and thepls.com is working. https://casetext.com/case/the-plscom-v-the-natl-assn-of-real...
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by hiatus 3y ago
Nothing close to 6% of the purchase price though.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Part of the problem is that their liability is typically limited to the cost of the inspection. There is not much recourse for a bad inspector or one who fails to find an issue.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Who needs a 200k+ device when there's things like ghostgunner.net, which can mill a bunch of lowers all for less than 3k?
895.
by hiatus 3y ago
Is there any connection between introversion and conflict avoidance?
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by hiatus 3y ago
Why would they do that? Owning the connection between user and internet seems pertinent to Google's interests. Then, even a phone vendor like Apple can't block you from accessing core customer data like location, device id, etc.
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by hiatus 3y ago
Pocket has pagination as well.
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by hiatus 3y ago
More and more places are banning cashless companies. Delaware, NJ, Pittsburgh, NYC, San Francisco. Likely more to come.
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by hiatus 3y ago
> Wednesday after hours he sent a missive to all his funded companies: "Every single dollar of your company accounts must be out of SVB by COB tomorrow". I can't find a reference for that quote anywhere online. Could you s
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by hiatus 3y ago
Unfortunately? It's rather fortunate that that's not the case, as man is fallible and the law is not absolute.

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