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by pianom4n 9y ago
Actually evidence is trending towards saying that inflammation is good for healing, and that taking NSAIDs is counterproductive.
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by pianom4n 9y ago
Not really, that's only $155k per person. The cost per engineer is probably around $400k.
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by pianom4n 9y ago
Ignoring transaction costs, that system is equivalent to a tax where the revenue is dispersed on a per capita basis. All it does is increases transaction costs for no benefit (that I see). Also, it's pointless to care about the distrib
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by pianom4n 9y ago
I'm pretty sure if you use a sorted map you can do this in n log n time, still with just n space. edit: https://www.jdoodle.com/a/pZv
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by pianom4n 9y ago
Yes, Flow has. https://flow.org/en/docs/types/unions/#toc-disjoint-unions
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by pianom4n 9y ago
You're right about the AMT. I misread the bill the first time. This means the "40%" figure being thrown around is off, it's only a 30% reduction
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by pianom4n 9y ago
The AMT calculation is hard to use. It also doesn't include the Senate's AMT change at all. It doesn't seem to include PEP or Pease.
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by pianom4n 9y ago
This doesn't include Pease, which makes quite a difference. I don't believe the AMT exemptions you're using are correct (although they are widely reported). The bill updates the "original" AMT amounts from 2012, whi
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by pianom4n 9y ago
Define "highish". You'll only get a tax increase if you're making more than 350K. https://jsfiddle.net/381rkrsq/
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by pianom4n 9y ago
Here's a visualization of the changes with some settings. https://jsfiddle.net/381rkrsq/ The AMT changes are a huge tax benefit, even to those in California. Especially if you're married
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by pianom4n 9y ago
There's a TEDx talk about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuIlsN32WaE
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by pianom4n 9y ago
Chromebooks in schools are definitely huge. At the ed-tech company I worked for they accounted for ~35% of users. That only explains this trend if they just started counting Chromebooks though, because there was no drop during the summer.
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by pianom4n 9y ago
There used to be a 4-way stop with 11 lanes that I would frequently drive through. It wasn't the prettiest but it worked better than I would've thought. https://www.google.com/maps/@37.5600363,-122.2845215,3a,
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by pianom4n 9y ago
Save a lot and retire comfortably somewhere else after 8-10 years?
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by pianom4n 9y ago
No mention of the word "hate", because there are no exceptions for it.
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by pianom4n 9y ago
And if you consider retirees that makes perfect sense. It's hard to draw any meaningful conclusion from these graphs.