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by seabass 3y ago
This looks promising! I like that the template file also defines constraints at compile time, and that there is codegen to make it easy to work with pkl files well-typed in a decent variety of languages. The tutorial is also nicely written.
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by seabass 3y ago
Probably LemonSqueezy or Paddle, but still looking into alternatives
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by seabass 3y ago
I'm trying to figure out how people are able to earn side-income from their hobbies so commonly on this website. If I do what you suggest, a quick google shows $2,000-$5,000 per year per country for foreign tax accounting to handle thi
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by seabass 3y ago
Absolutely, I want to do everything by the book, which is why I went through their VAT registration process despite it being only $5 in UAE income. The other point you raise you raise about commercial law I will keep in mind. An attorney fo
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by seabass 3y ago
Agreed. I'm just going to go with a Merchant of Record to handle it, but since the vast majority of side-project and hobby-level online sales (or even startups and businesses with 50-100 employees) don't do that, I'm also won
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by seabass 3y ago
The problem is that a lot of countries, UAE and Mexico included, have a minimum sales threshold of 1. Ignoring those obligations seems wrong, but maybe that is standard practice.
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by seabass 3y ago
I do currently use Stripe, but I don't see a way to allow them to handle it for me. Other processors like Paddle or Lemon Squeezy appear to offer this service, but I prefer to continue using Stripe. Considering the number of other side
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Ask HN: Do most startups simply ignore international taxes?
60 points by seabass 3y ago|41 comments
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Show HN: Customize your right-click menu with your own commands(smudge.ai)
13 points by seabass 3y ago|0 comments
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by seabass 3y ago
Just realized that the new Chrome webstore doesn't load on mobile, so there's also this link https://smudge.ai
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by seabass 3y ago
Thank you! It was actually Chrome releasing the ability to open a sidebar using a context menu action that sparked the idea. I absolutely plan to support firefox. I figured I should get things working well in one browser first before lookin
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by seabass 3y ago
The recent AI craze got me excited to program personal projects again, so I made a Chrome extension to save my ChatGPT prompts into and run them against any page's selected text. The idea was that it's more convenient create a com
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by seabass 3y ago
In Chrome the page just never arrives. No client-rendered loading spinner, just a tab that seems to want to crash. In Safari, after a decent wait, the page arrives and then there's a loading spinner. After 30 seconds of that, nothing s
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by seabass 3y ago
On an iPhone it opens the stocks app into that article but with a paywall for Apple News+. Interesting that the desktop behavior is to redirect to wsj.
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by seabass 4y ago
Is there a resource that hosts public domain content in a browsable, searchable format? I am really excited to see that Metropolis will be in the public domain soon--but where would I go to download it?
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by seabass 4y ago
https://layoffs.fyi/
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by seabass 4y ago
Not always. In order to attract business amid all of the other sales, plenty of companies do offer genuine black friday discounts. Particularly when you’re not selling a physical product (think gym memberships or spa days, for example) thes
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by seabass 4y ago
> input for a large community is extremely valuable In the early stages, everyone has a thousand opinions and it’s not clear even to those working in jai daily what exactly the language wants to become and which patterns should be supp
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by seabass 4y ago
Is there a trick to make the typescript compiler run? All the other examples seem fine out of the box. No matter what I write, the ts compilation fails.
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by seabass 4y ago
Wonder no more. It's in the readme! https://github.com/aFarkas/html5shiv#why-is-it-called-a-shiv
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by seabass 5y ago
Microsoft has really been pushing the telemetry lately. Edge phones home far more than any other browser. Windows itself has no way to fully disable data collection (only the option to send "basic" or "full" data, includ
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by seabass 5y ago
I have some questions about the cryptocurrency component that I could not see addressed on the website. 1. Where does RSC originate? I see that there are 1 billion RSC in existence. Can more be mined? Do you just generate new ones at will?
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by seabass 5y ago
In this case you're not "cashing" them out, though. You are directly purchasing goods. Does that sort of thing still incur capital gains tax in the US?
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by seabass 5y ago
Is there anywhere we can view examples or demo sites?
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by seabass 5y ago
This is cool! A bit slow to start up, probably due to starting up a node process each run, but looks great. Wondering if you have a theme that doesn't include a background color as I quite like my terminal's defaults.
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by seabass 6y ago
And lavender is definitely not lavender.
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by seabass 6y ago
I wonder if Alejandro will come across this.
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by seabass 6y ago
The author also assumes there will be no changes or innovation to speed up the network. I think that's a bad assumption to make. Beyond that, I know in my own experience I don't use btc for any transactions that I need settled ins
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by seabass 6y ago
--that a piece of yours could attack, I believe, not move to
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by seabass 6y ago
That dashboard is a total sham. I've had multiple users report downtime for my firebase hosted products all at the same time while the dashboard shows all green. This isn't an isolated instance. Whenever I contact support, their r

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