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> As a green card holder, you generally are required to file a U.S. income tax return and report worldwide income no matter where you live.[1] You’ll probably get a tax discount if you’re still paying taxes in your original country, but
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2y ago
or the blog posts themselves.
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This Reddit post (and some other places) claim creators get paid 55% of the subscription price. If true, then yeah creators would get paid 30-50% more from these users. https://www.reddit.com/r/youtube/comments
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2y ago
And yes, politicians here is correct since > Hezbollah is a Lebanese Shia Islamist _political party_ and paramilitary group https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hezbollah
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"Terrorism" is one of the most useful terms for dehumanizing and delegitimizing a group's actions. It's only a useful term insofar as it's applied only to the enemy. Mental gymnastics will be in full force here and
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> Collusion is a deceitful agreement or secret cooperation between two or more parties to limit open competition by deceiving, misleading, or defrauding others of their legal right. [1] If you decide, on your own, to sell a product at a
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Nile mentions that the mass lost during that step is very close to the mass of beryllium impurities. I’m no chemist, but it’s possible that all these metals together form a eutectic system, meaning you can’t distill the beryllium alone.
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In theory, the stock price is at least partially tied to sales and brand perception, which in turn correlates with the perceived quality/price ratio by the public.
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8% of 10B is 800M, which comes to $91K every hour of the year. The average American makes $29.81 per working hour. https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/pay-salary/average-hour...
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When your phone downloads stuff, their servers can see your IP. While IPs may not give very specific locations by themselves, the fact that your IP may change as you move around helps a lot to narrow it down. Collect data for a few days to
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Worker rescued after allegedly left stranded on Colorado mountain by colleagues
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The judge argues that copilot “rarely emits memorised code in benign situations”, but what happens when it does? It is bound to happen some day, and when it does would I be breaching copyright by publishing the code copilot wrote? Just a f
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2y ago
You say: > If you want to broadcast your low impulse control and bad decision making history, be my guest. > I do think less of someone with tattoos And then: > would never ever say anything to anyone to make them feel bad about it
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You might want to revisit the meaning of keeping it to yourself. The existence of hypocrisy doesn’t excuse you from fault for trying to offend every person with a tattoo.
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I’d be very surprised if repairs on AirPods circuitry were possible or cost effective. Just swapping the battery requires basically soldering iron surgery and permanent damage/removal of all adhesive that keeps it together. https:
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2y ago
That is a lot, but I wonder if GP’s only decreased by 1% because their phone wasn’t close by. AirPods and their iPhones probably keep pinging each other to maintain the Bluetooth connection, which must have an effect on the battery.
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This is very sad. My condolences to the family. Reading the timeline, I can’t help but speculate that there’s a darker side to this. Two days before “checking out”, the daughter called the mom to say she was better and was about to leave.
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“Free speech” has limits. Spreading lies about people with the purpose of undermining someone’s reputation is defamation, which is a crime in the US. In Brazil, it happens that lying about the democratic process with the intent of getting p
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It appears the solution is to fire people until the problem goes away. Musk’s favorite leadership strategy.
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It isn’t for everyone, but I can’t imagine not using 1Password + Fastmail’s masked emails for registrations anymore. All the privacy of throwaway email addresses with strong passwords. Services can store passwords in plaintext and use publi
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The article says it is a misspelling.
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It does feel like being bought by stripe was the plan all along
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yeah, exactly. It’s already available. Just open a ChatGPT 4o chat on the app and click the headphones icon on the lower right.
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the key word is “uniformly”. If your data is not uniformly distributed, then you just have to pick random values non-uniformly. There are many ways to do that, and once you have your algo you’ll be able to reliably find an approximation of
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Isn’t it out already? I can definitely use something very similar right now on their app.
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There are a few reasons for it: - the cut board is compact enough for most/all hobby projects - you can get Wiis for very cheap nowadays, perhaps cheaper than the parts themselves - the original board makes heavy use of serpentine tra
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Displaying the fares in a separate website isn’t the problem. The resale of tickets is, since other aggregators need to pay Ryanair a license fee to resell, and Booking is avoiding that by using RPA
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It’s a tool to “zero trust” your employees
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Yeah, but why would anyone use the competitor? Proton’s biggest advantages are its security and privacy. It’s hard to back that up with code and even more with plain words. Having their code be open source is a very important step in mainta
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I don’t think so. Marketers don’t send X amount of spam because X is the right amount of spam they want to send. They are limited by how much money they want to pay in salaries and management, which defines how many people they can hire to
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