nyargh

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by nyargh 3y ago
Yep, using a middleman is the easiest way to go. No need to incorporate in the country, understand local taxes and labor laws and you just get a check. They usually even handle invoicing and collection, if you're a contractor. Fees ten
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by nyargh 3y ago
No, its specific visa category that a few EU countries have now, the most popular being Portugal's. You pay plenty of taxes to the host economy and are usually excluded from social welfare and healthcare.
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by nyargh 3y ago
Like, its still a net positive for the dutch taxpayers my dutchbro. Like, your taxpayers didn't have to pay to raise and like educate this person for 12+ years and you get them in their peak economically productive years. And like, eve
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by nyargh 3y ago
Depends on the laws and how you are being paid. If the local country thinks you're an employee (earning wages) then it would probably have to be a local company. If you're just being paid dividends from your US, then it could rema
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by nyargh 3y ago
Yes, this is the only way to do it but the tax situation is complex. Most (all?) EU countries have tax treaties with the US to avoid double taxation but you will be a tax resident in that EU country and they will want their due. You will al
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by nyargh 3y ago
I have almost exactly the same setup, except using the intel gpu for accelerated inference with an OpenVINO Yolo model and HA for notifications. Super reliable.
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by nyargh 3y ago
Really the best NVR / motion detection out there. Incredibly good camera support through go2rtc and ffmpeg. Supports accelerated video codecs via ffmpeg. You can use your own Yolo weights and models for object detection. There are some
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by nyargh 3y ago
Which transfers aren't important though? I don't imagine anyone expects less than 100% performance when it comes to sending their own money. I was shocked at how they handled my case, but have seen many more horror stories since.
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by nyargh 3y ago
Got burned by Wise doing an international transfer a few years back. Money was withdrawn but never reached the receiving bank. Wise wouldn't help at all, even after getting a statement from my sending bank that Wise had my money. Never
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by nyargh 3y ago
To retake first place, or..?
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by nyargh 3y ago
Do you not buy your own groceries? They (retailers) clearly already have and had done so well before inflation began to bite suppliers.
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by nyargh 3y ago
Sweden has long since maxed out on its hydro capacity and hydro is at times the largest portion of domestic energy production. Generation capacity to match domestic base load is not a problem in Sweden. As mentioned elsewhere in the comment
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by nyargh 3y ago
100% agree, and other EU nations have done exactly this. Unfortunately that (a new windfall tax) will never happen with the current government and political interests in Sweden.
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by nyargh 3y ago
China has been hit with anti-dumping penalties in the US at least once due to solar panel subsides. I believe last year the EU agreed on a huge fund to improve advanced semiconductor manufacturing capacity within the bloc, but not sure if t
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by nyargh 3y ago
This is not quite correct, the elstöd came from a "bottleneck fee" which was earmarked for infrastructure improvements. It is not a long term solution to high regional energy prices (the fees were accrued over multiple years), and
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by nyargh 3y ago
It's all fantasy anyhow. The startup times for new mines, new enrichment/processesing facilities and the new reactors to burn the fuel are measured in decades. This is all populist reactionary messaging by the current government,
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by nyargh 3y ago
Which unfortunately they can't due to EU agreements. They could, however, tax/nationalize private producers and return windfall profits to swedish ratepayers.
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by nyargh 3y ago
There was never an electricy shortage in Sweden, but there was one in Germany which drove up prices in that portion of the grid. Elbrist was always bullshit, it was just private Swedish electricity producers whinging that they couldn't
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by nyargh 3y ago
It tends to be a bit windy there, so... yes.
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by nyargh 3y ago
Two such studies are cited in the paper https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23462271 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26372583
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by nyargh 4y ago
The Renault Zöe is a good contender too
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by nyargh 4y ago
That's not normal to "just happen" for two years. I would seek professional medical advice, you may have serious underlying physiological issues that can trigger psychotic episodes as a symptom.
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by nyargh 4y ago
Screwing them over how, exactly? As far as I can tell most of the shareholders got cashed out at a valuation way above market. I'd love to be similarly "screwed over" given the opportunity.
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by nyargh 4y ago
Unsurprisingly the sociological origins for long covid are being pushed very hard in Sweden. Due to the nature of public health care and very narrow opinion corridor, this also means no care at all for LC for those affected.
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by nyargh 9y ago
Still has DMA, no?
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by nyargh 9y ago
I was referring to the submitted article, which gushed all over Gibson and pals - not your attempt at reductio . For some reason I fail to get the vapors when a bunch of people whose mission it is to incite (and occasionally enact) violenc
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by nyargh 9y ago
> But would Antifa really just pack up their masks and bats and go home ... ? You know that "Antifa" has been around in various incarnations since 1930s, right? They have "packed up and gone home" many times over the
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by nyargh 9y ago
I really shouldn't bite, but by advocating for a white, christian ethnostate in a multi-cultural society, there remains the question of what do you do with the non-hetro, non-christian, non-white population . Unless, of course, you be
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by nyargh 9y ago
> They would have to be a surprisingly disciplined bunch of radicals were that to be the case. True, white supremacists don't exactly have a great history of non-violence.
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by nyargh 9y ago
Maybe include the rest of the quote: "... if these aspiring fascists stopped supporting violence (direct or state-sponsored) against minority communities. "

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