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by krzyk 4y ago
And scrum is not agile ("people above processes").
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by krzyk 4y ago
In every new team, on first retrospective I test it with a simple: let's get rid of retrospectives (followed by: let's not make demos). If it passes the manager, this is a true retro - never happened.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I think a good entry point for making public healthcare better would be making each doctor visit require a small amount of money. E.g. $1 or $5. This way people that go to doctor just to have a talk (because they are bored - yes that happen
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by krzyk 4y ago
Cool, but do you think people paying taxes always go to lawyers for that?
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by krzyk 4y ago
Universal healthcare is well overrated in the US. From a country that had it, it usually means: ugly hospitals, sad faces, long queues for treatments (I mean wait time for "free" treatment can be well over a year). There is no fre
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by krzyk 4y ago
Thanks I wasn't aware that Germany has such taxes. As for Poland see Google translate page of official guidance from goverment: https://www-podatki-gov-pl.translate.goog/pit/rozliczenie-ze... I poked around on Goo
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by krzyk 4y ago
Also in France swap between crypto is not a taxable event ( https://koinly.io/guides/crypto-tax-france/ )
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by krzyk 4y ago
Poland.
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by krzyk 4y ago
No no, you pay not the gain of transaction, you pay tax for the whole amount. And then deduct the amount of fiat you used to buy crypto. So, you buy 100 USDC for $100 - you report that in your tax information (for use in following years tax
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by krzyk 4y ago
Sorry, but I'm aware how it works in my country and the taxable event is only when you exchange into fiat, service or a physical object. Example for Poland: http://lexplorers.pl/en/polish-taxation-rules-virtual-cur
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by krzyk 4y ago
Why? You eventually have to pay it when you cash out (or buy service, goods with crypto). If you wait you loose tax returns for the amount you invested in crypto (with each year you have it halved). Basically this is the same as in case of
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by krzyk 4y ago
Not sure, he did also pulseaudio (which is funny because I'm not a fun of either of his two most known works, systemd being the top offender for me) so he might touch something in piperwire also.
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by krzyk 4y ago
You mean taxable for US tax office? In my country it is not taxable, only exchange to fiat currency is. (and this is explicitly mentioned).
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by krzyk 4y ago
Lennart Poettering is also at RedHat.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Some (if not all) exchanges have normal addresses for bitcoin, each client has a bunch of them. For example coinbase has that.
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by krzyk 4y ago
It was almost premium. Still didn't had Pros camera. Real example was Pixel until version 4. The only difference between smaller and bigger versions was the obvious screen and battery.
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by krzyk 4y ago
By larger context you mean what? Choosing between Jew or Polish population? Or maybe lets see what happened in Ukraine which was under USSR occupation before the WW2 - Holodomor which resulted in up to 3 - 5.5 million people dead, which is
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by krzyk 4y ago
> Indeed, many of eastern european countries used the period of Nazi occupation to get rid of as many jews and gypsies as possible. I'm not going to point fingers but you should double-check your history. Not countries, but stupid p
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by krzyk 4y ago
Nazis wanted to enslave Slavs, not kill them. USSR wanted to kill anyone that had above elementary school education - basically killing the head. Which was much better end strategy, because there wouldn't be anyone to revolt.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Are you a Jew that was there during the start of WW2? Russians (USSR, potato-potato) at that time were exterminating most of people that had any kind of education - because those were potential "traitors". Most Jews were intellige
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by krzyk 4y ago
USSR was actually much worse than Nazi Germany. They had much more time to do bad things. And even if we only account WWII timeline, people in territories between Germany and USSR preferred to be conquered by Germans, purely because their s
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by krzyk 4y ago
Only parts were strictly German. And the German population was moved out to new borders, and Polish population from east (parts of current Ukraine, Belarussia and Latvia)
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by krzyk 4y ago
Same for me, but I started with article.
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by krzyk 4y ago
The alernative view is also freqently purely US-centric suburban/rural one. In many densely populated countries, rural areas have quite good public transport.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Laws are still written for those doing manual labor. What's the difference if I do some work in the evening at home or during my holiday in e.g. Greece? The only added cost in given country is energy. Problems start to appear if I get
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by krzyk 4y ago
We have similar situation in Poland. I live in rural area, but quite close to bigger city and enjoy 1Gbps for the last 4 or 5 years. I wonder how the upgrade might look considering that 10Gbps hardware is quite expensive (and house cabling
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by krzyk 4y ago
No you didn't I'm just saying it is bad. Helping any dictator by anyone is bad.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Russia helped a dictator, when US does that it is bad, but when Russia does it it is suddenly good?
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by krzyk 4y ago
I'm amazed how many Westerners still thinks socialism is "cool". It is not, because people are not angels. Everyone has their own goals and wants to have something only for themselves. Soviet Russia and Maos China are great
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by krzyk 4y ago
It is deeper than that (as shown in the story), it was like that during the Tzars also.

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