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by o1o1o1 2y ago
I understand that you're trying to make a point, but there's no need to provoke him like that. Everyone has to make their own decisions based on their own circumstances, and pushing them in a certain direction doesn't really
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
The problem with this is that they usually have no idea about international set-ups and many of them are just interested in making money ( unfortunately a lot of people are, because money is a very important aspect of our lives ).
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Answer to your first question: yes, even if it means paying such companies and, if necessary, additional tax lawyers, as income is taxed rather brutally in my home country. Thanks for your input though, this is a valid concern and important
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
A simple example would be someone who does not have US citizenship (or Eritrea) and is able to move their tax residency to a second country that has very low or no income tax (e.g. UAE). There are other countries (e.g. Cyprus) that do not r
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Sounds like the "flag theory", I heard that a few times during my research ( the quoted services also cite this ). I think this is not so easy though, depending on the individual circumstances. My home country for example might wa
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
I am not a tax resident in my home country anymore, since I already migrated to a different country (UAE). I am also not trying to avoid becoming a tax resident of Thailand, but as the law seems to state currently foreign sourced income is
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Yes, I am moving there, but I do not want to open a company just yet. I might do so in the future to ensure I pay enough taxes for meeting the requirements to become a citizen, but to grow my funds and because I get nothing in return for pa
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Thank you for the correction, you are right, I am actually looking to avoid them ;-)
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
That would be problematic, but isn't that still allowed under Thai tax law (see my answer here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43370402#43370656 )? These services do not provide legal representation as far as I kn
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Ok, this may be true for US citizens who are taxed based on their citizenship, but what about other nationalities (I am not a US citizen)? The current laws in Thailand state that foreign sourced income is only taxed if it is remitted to T
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Ask HN: Does legal tax evasion work for regular people?
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Thank you for the advice, didn't consider using docker instead and saw a lot of potential alternatives to Vercel for self-hosting which support a great deployment experience (Caprover, Dokploy, Coolify, Stacktape etc.).
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Good to know that this is possible, thank you!
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
I'd be very interested, is there someone who could elaborate please? I'm terrified using a service like Vercel because I heard about the massive cost trap that can hit you hard and I don't know if there is any alternative for
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Becaus while Symfony seemed to be "the right way to do it", Laravel focused on DX and the ecosystem and was still performant enough to start a business and scale it. There is just more attraction for things that make it easy for p
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
May I ask how Hypership differs from Vercel etc? Coincidentally I'm currently looking for a new hoster / platform to start a new project with (probably nextjs or laravel) but having a difficult time deciding on one of the modern c
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Exactly this. Also, it is difficult to find those people when you're already rich and unemployed because most of us form these kind of meaningful relationships in school, at work etc.
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Looks interesting but I have to say it seems a bit limited. For example I cannot find Java/Spring Boot anywhere which is one of the go-to frameworks for web app backends where performance and reliability counts. Are you planning to add
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Thank you so much for explaining it with a concrete example, now even I understand it :) This really is a useful idea.
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
It is very annoying, yes. Because of this bloat in Confluence, we actually just use it for editing and serve the content in a more lightweight way using the API and our own templates.
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
First of all, I also would be very grateful if you can make this happen. I don't have too much free time currently and also no skill in hardware, but if there is anything else I can help with, I'd be happy! Why do you find it cumb
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Interesting, thank you for sharing! Maybe somebody knows: Is there something similar for the Flipper Zero?
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Why do you think it is and what makes JSX Email better in your opinion?
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Inkscape is one of the best and most important tools in my arsenal. From creating and editing vectors for use with a laser cutter to designing icons when tools like Illustrator are too expensive and alternatives like ChatGPT fall short, Ink
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Does anybody know a DIY solution to get a similar result? I am asking because 300$ seems like a lot of money for this.
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
> my never-quite-working attempts at data-fying Obsidian What is not working for you if I may ask?
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Can you please share some sources on this? I was thinking about this when I saw that UAE only has du and e& which both don't provide the best customer service to formulate it nicely and prices which they could not ask for if they h
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by o1o1o1 2y ago
Ok, this is not provided in the UI but why don't you use something like this? - https://github.com/point-source/supabase-tenant-rbac - https://github.com/vvalchev/supabase-multitenancy-rbac