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omnimus
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omnimus
2y ago
I wonder how other europeans get their kids through collage? Hmm maybe because its super cheap compared to US? Please do work for US company from Europe thats great. Just lets not put it on college and your kids.
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omnimus
2y ago
The issue is not lack of european providers. The issue is almost natural lobby from the likes of Microsoft and Amazon. All the unis are infected with former corpo programmers who push their preferred employer stacks. Students get free credi
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omnimus
2y ago
In my experience this is mix of lack of knowledge sometimes mixed with self-dealing/corruption. But it can be prevented by writing hosting specs well. If in your proposed solution you specify really detailed hosting envinronment then
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omnimus
2y ago
Can they be automated with AI?
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omnimus
2y ago
Just buy domain on namecheap and move DNS somewhere else. Most server providers have good free ones or even cloudflare. Problem solved.
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omnimus
2y ago
Its not Europes fault Americans want to sell there without respecting local laws.
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omnimus
2y ago
Also lets not forget this is special case with digital products where using something like Paddle completely solves it. The systems are way crazier with physical products and there is no easy merchant of record solution. This seems more lik
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omnimus
2y ago
So you would rather have internet where countries can block websites? Its not the visit thats the issue but by accepting their cards you actively get into contract with them. You are doing business in that country. As a bussines owner i am
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omnimus
2y ago
Are some of your customers buying the product as their business? Because if they put it in their expenses the record is there. If then for some reason somebody starts to dig you would be liable for all those taxes going back. Sorry but thes
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omnimus
2y ago
Oh the US way… just break the other countries laws who cares. This is highly dangerous. Like you made 500k in sales you are still liable for those 100k taxes it doesnt matter if you didnt get it from your customers. In EU this is pretty aut
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2y ago
Because they were (are) small and dont have to care now.
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omnimus
2y ago
Lemonsqueezy is a lot more expensive than Paddle especially if you are EU based. Hidden fees and things like they only payout USD so you are paying exchange fees multiple times.
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omnimus
2y ago
This is the way. Transition the customers gradually.
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omnimus
2y ago
In my experience tax accountants really are not experienced with MOSS because its quite rare topic. Only chance is to find someone who is open and willing to study it.
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omnimus
2y ago
Me too. It solved most issues i had before it existed. Basically EU sales are easy now but the problem are other countries with digital tax.
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omnimus
2y ago
Again why to fight for ARM where Softbank will want a huge payoff. When you can instead put this money into RISC-V. I guess i am comming from viewpoint that what EU really needs are independent chips that don't have to be the most cutt
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omnimus
2y ago
Why risking doing that if you can go to ASML and those vendors to manucature you RISC which isnt owned by Softbank…
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omnimus
2y ago
Its specifically Softbank which might be japanese but its very much aligned with US and VC funds. It might as well be VC fund.
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omnimus
2y ago
Sorry to break it to you but its owned by Softbank. So technically its Japanese and ideogically its heavy US VC funds aligned.
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omnimus
2y ago
Manufacturing the processor itself is different issue from what architecture that processor will be. If Europe produces any consumer processors like that it wont be x86. It will be Risc-V (maybe arm? its UK but owned by Softbank so nope)
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omnimus
2y ago
These goals are what should limit the negative effects as much as possible. Its exact opposite of “disregard for any negative effect”. Its also broadly agreed on by sciencists and experts.
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omnimus
2y ago
Maybe Dockge? Its like Portainer light/cool.
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omnimus
2y ago
It very likely goverment itself will prop up tesla with contracts directly. Same with Palantir and Anduril replacing the old guard Boeing and Lockhead.
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omnimus
2y ago
X has always been pretty small social media network in EU. Its mostly used by govs and journalists for announcements. Then maybe by hard right elon fans. What about Meta? That is the real deal.
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omnimus
2y ago
Lets hope you wont be surprised. Everybody thought that about Putin in begining too.
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2y ago
Model Y was best selling electric vehicle. Anyway Musk isnt interested in personal vehicle sales because that could never live up to the insane evaulation. He will have to push for some moonshot project that investors might believe could wo
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omnimus
2y ago
Arent we all?
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omnimus
2y ago
It can always be outsourced to Grok…
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omnimus
2y ago
Framework also mentioned they use PTM7950 in everything from now so repasting wont help if they didnt mess up assembly.
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omnimus
2y ago
Its great service. I cannot say a bad thing after years of use.
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