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by hnhg 3y ago
I updated my comment to improve its clarity. I can see how it was unclear to you.
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by hnhg 3y ago
I answered later in the thread: "Unfortunately, so far that deferral will most likely come with the requirement for a security, typically cash. That is the prevailing view of tax specialists right now, but will depend on each individua
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by hnhg 3y ago
There is also a brutal and inflexible exit tax. Should you decide to leave Germany, even temporarily, you will be faced with a tax of ~30% of the current valuation of your worldwide shareholdings (in companies in which you have >1% owner
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by hnhg 3y ago
The people that created the Amiga weren't the same people as the ones leading Commodore. Apple's success seems to have been heavily based on the company's leader being very involved in product development and passionate about
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by hnhg 3y ago
I recall this article too from 2014 on the same topic: https://www.ft.com/content/937b06c2-3ebd-11e4-adef-00144feab...
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by hnhg 3y ago
Unfortunately, so far that deferral will most likely come with the requirement for a security, typically cash. That is the prevailing view of tax specialists right now, but will depend on each individual's experience with their local t
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by hnhg 3y ago
It raises the possibility that it perhaps isn't a useful index.
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by hnhg 3y ago
You might have a sick relative and want to temporarily spend some time with them. Or you might need to relocate to lead expansion to another market. Or move to the sun after retirement but still keep ownership of some shares to pass on to y
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by hnhg 3y ago
I am surprised to see Germany so high. Germany is a hostile place to start a company, especially if you are not German, not least because there is the issue of a very harsh and inflexible exit tax. Should you decide to leave Germany, even t
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by hnhg 3y ago
This looks really great but also I expect there will be many such tools on the market soon. Are you going for the full VC backed route and if so, how would you meet their high growth expectations? I can see a really nice business here but t
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by hnhg 3y ago
The inner lining of aluminum cans is usually plastic, I believe.
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by hnhg 3y ago
I think it’s because they can be modelled “easily” as a 2D plane with no edge in any direction but i am not an expert
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by hnhg 3y ago
The world is not ready for the kind of migration that a warming planet will drive. Think of the scale of social upheaval and conflict. Outside of the human cost, the economic repercussions will be immense. This is why most institutional inv
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by hnhg 3y ago
I feel the article needs to put forward more evidence that it is an epidemic. It looks just as likely that science has had systematic problems for a long time and abuses have always been rife.
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by hnhg 3y ago
Meanwhile the AfD is looking to at least double their share of the votes perhaps to almost 25% of the electorate: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_next_G...
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by hnhg 3y ago
Also, there have been a shortage of good outcomes attributable to Brexit. Go through the headlines here, for example (although you the FT could be biased, I have no idea): https://www.ft.com/brexit
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by hnhg 3y ago
A very relevant article by the FT from 2022 - "Britain and the US are poor societies with some very rich people" https://archive.is/IHI6E
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by hnhg 3y ago
It's all very subjective. I love them. I hope there is a version 2 at some point (I am not a Tesla/Musk fan boy, I just want to see what might be next).
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by hnhg 3y ago
If you spend time in brussels it becomes quite difficult to avoid lobbyists. They are perfectly nice people but apparently everywhere, for every sector and very much full time there.
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by hnhg 3y ago
Your post didn’t require the impolite sigh and reads much better without it.
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by hnhg 3y ago
I am intrigued! Can you say more? Did anyone get caught?
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by hnhg 3y ago
Tobacco companies. Net value is higher risk of serious illness.
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by hnhg 3y ago
StateOfLinkedIn too: https://twitter.com/StateOfLinkedIn
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by hnhg 3y ago
Amba, popular in Iraq and Israel, is similar and has its roots in India: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amba_(condiment)
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by hnhg 3y ago
This is an interesting perspective. I think these might actually be modes of thought, since I’ve experienced these attitudes from the same people just at different times. I’ll keep this comment in mind.
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by hnhg 3y ago
I have wondered this but Spacy seem to be about delivering additional value on top of the LLMs. Take a look here: https://spacy.io/usage/large-language-models
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by hnhg 3y ago
There is a lot to explore here (emissions per calorie, protein content, etc): https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/ghg-kcal-poore
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by hnhg 3y ago
Another explanation is that he is just one of the many, many grifters out there.
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by hnhg 3y ago
I am not an expert but it still has to learn human language/grammar/whathaveyou, and that is where scale seems to matter. Fine-tuning on a subset of knowledge after that is typically how the domain-specialisation is achieved, by m
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by hnhg 3y ago
Even if you did invent a better alternative, do you think you would get a fair hearing, given how mainstream/corporate media is organised and operated? Actually, do you think there is anyone with any substance and influence out there t

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