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Tax Games, Roadblocks, and Glitches Under the 2017 Tax Legislation(papers.ssrn.com)
1 points by rnernento 8y ago|0 comments
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by rnernento 8y ago
Is there any audio of people speaking with the accent available somewhere?
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by rnernento 9y ago
"Be evil." :(
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by rnernento 9y ago
Amazing, maybe someday the Tesla will be as successful as the Pontiac Aztec (as seen in Breaking Bad).
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by rnernento 9y ago
Love the site design, glad this is a side project and thanks for building it but: Is this really a problem that needs solving? I feel like using it is just creating busywork for myself. It's not particularly difficult to know when show
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by rnernento 9y ago
Umm, not sure what to say here other than "yes they do". Do you shop at the co-op market in Great Barrington? They were readily available in the past few years (I've since moved out of town). Specific local businesses provide
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by rnernento 9y ago
Lest anyone be confused this is an obnoxious and not so subtle sales pitch for Ethereum, it isn't particularly informative.
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by rnernento 10y ago
It's great to see the Instant Pot on Hacker News. A couple of key takeaways: - There's no marketing magic here, this is just a great product. - It's ugly, and the interface is weird. Doesn't matter, it gets the job done.
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by rnernento 10y ago
How is it possible to get to profit with the subsidies?
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by rnernento 10y ago
By the time this is in place it's likely a high end phone will easily be sufficient for average computing. You won't run VMs on it but it should be comparable in power to an iPad Pro.
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Did Jobs leave Tim Cook in charge because he wanted Apple to fail without him?
3 points by rnernento 10y ago|5 comments
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by rnernento 10y ago
I see a headphone jack, that seems downright cowardly.
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by rnernento 10y ago
Just what VR needs, another slightly different platform...
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by rnernento 10y ago
I'm a relatively intelligent adult who hasn't previously considered any of these problems or spent much time thinking about infinity. This was perfect for me, I developed an understanding of the problem and solutions in a short am
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by rnernento 10y ago
It's not that easy to get in though, you need a huge investment in a sufficient number of autonomous vehicles for any area you want to enter.
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by rnernento 10y ago
So if they're relying on driver subsidies to be competitive but can't make money that route is there a plan for them to make money without relying on autonomous vehicles? Or is that the bet?
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by rnernento 10y ago
You're missing the point, it's not about executed code it's about concepts and simplicity. Sometimes people work too hard to make two functions with slightly different objectives into a single complicated function. This can s
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by rnernento 10y ago
Then why do I spend so much time fixing bugs in code where the concept was complicated to the nth degree so it could be written in five lines instead of ten? I agree that fewer lines of code is better, unfortunately if you hold that concept
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by rnernento 10y ago
" The best code has 0 lines. Because in zero lines of code, there is room for exactly zero bugs." I read it as lines... I agree with what you're getting at, sometimes the concepts are a lot simpler and less prone to bugs when
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by rnernento 10y ago
I'm confused, can't Steam just release as a free Universal App? Also, with Steam's push towards Linux support this would be a dangerous strategy for Microsoft. Gaming is what drives a lot of people to Windows over other platf
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by rnernento 10y ago
Lost me here: "Therefore, our true purpose is to express the intentions of our clients using as little code as reasonably possible, accompanied with lots of documentation and lots of tests (testing code and unit tests don't count
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by rnernento 11y ago
You are not alone, John Carmack (one of the reasons I started taking VR seriously) is a fan of mobile. http://venturebeat.com/2015/03/04/oculuss-technology-guru-jo...
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by rnernento 11y ago
his post was thoughtful and interesting and calling him out on a minor rule violation is not.
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by rnernento 11y ago
literally reddit
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by rnernento 11y ago
I was a regular Gawker reader for a while, their salacious stories are hard to resist. Eventually I realized they were crossing lines, both in their aggressive attacks toward individuals who didn't really deserve it and their general p
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by rnernento 11y ago
The fact that I have no idea what any of these are probably explains their kill off. Sad times now and sadder times coming for Yahoo.
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by rnernento 11y ago
What skills do you have? What are you doing to improve them? What job do you want? What's preventing you from getting a position somewhere in that field? I'm assuming you're putting a lot of work into achieving your goals, wh
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by rnernento 11y ago
Well Occulus is in trouble...
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by rnernento 11y ago
Except Apple Maps pushed out Google Maps on the phone which can no longer function with Siri. The only thing I found Siri useful for was asking directions while driving. Once Apple Maps took over those directions started taking me places I
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by rnernento 11y ago
Sometimes a company takes actions I consider to be pretty terrible (e.g. Apple Maps, Sony removing functionality from the ps4). At that point I feel justified in becoming a "hater" of that company. Going forward I lean towards ske

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