taxcoder

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by taxcoder 5y ago
Sometimes I consider going back to the trades (I have enough experience I could easily do so), but no way would I want to be a flagger. The boredom would kill me by noon the first day.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
One word - Null
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by taxcoder 5y ago
What about a smart pen? I believe some will digitize the text you write.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
I second the request to hear more.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Nothing battle-tested, but an interesting question. I'll bow out, because all I have is the rambling incoherence of a bizarre mind.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
I'm US based, so any formulas I come up with tend to be in Imperial, not metric. Bad jokes aside, do you want bugs committed before a set date to be ignored in the calculation, or receive a lower weight?
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by taxcoder 5y ago
You can do twice as much work as you bill for, but if you don't somehow show the client it's all for nothing. You get no goodwill, which is typically what businesses are looking for when they do free work. I try to always show any
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by taxcoder 5y ago
I use Kee-pass. The password generator is good and I'm not aware of any breaches. I don't know how good the browser integration is. Mine is backed up to several locations that I also use it from, I suppose Dropbox would work.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Yes, in the past week I've had two unclear emails from lower level staff. The second one I picked up on the error quickly, the first had me chasing my tail for a while. Words have meanings, and learning to use industry jargon correctly
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by taxcoder 5y ago
This was my first thought as well. I'm not sure, though, that one Subway would support 10 full time employees. An assistant manager could handle most of the day to day operations, with the OP overseeing.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
There are businesses dedicated to assisting S-corp owners in determining reasonable compensation. While $54,000 is not a ridiculously low number, there is no "magic number" that makes the IRS happy. Remember, you are working for t
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Trackball user here, with a cheap wireless mouse siting on the desk for variety. I use my left hand most of the time so the right can stay on the number pad, arrows, and enter key. During my busy season I often work eighty hours in six days
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by taxcoder 5y ago
I should hope. Sharing noses would come with great difficulties.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Beekeeping. I'm finally at the place financially where it won't matter if I lose my hives the first winter.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Likely an error in the seat to steering wheel connector - used to see it all the time when I worked on cars.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Perhaps < http://amortizedcost.net/theory-of-broken-windows-applied-to... >? Did you try searching "broken windows" rather than "broken window"?
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Some states have similar restrictions for the sale of mobile and modular homes.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Thanks for this info. The duality of man in all its ugliness appears again.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
As a comment on the Krebs article suggests, some see him as an enemy due to his work.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Okay, vertigo is tough. Tougher than fear that results in "locking up", from what I have observed in others. I have one friend who has issues with vertigo, has seen a doctor, and never found a solution. Others have told me that ke
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Can you give us more details of what situations you have difficulty in or want to conquer? When I was younger I enjoyed working at height, now I am in poorer shape and am nervous in more situations. Try acclimation, slowly pushing the enve
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Thanks for the response. As SquareWheel also commented, the lack of punctuation seems disinterested or dismissive to me. I suppose my criticism of lack of punctuation is not different than others criticism of its inclusion.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Honest question. What offense do I cause by using punctuation? The lack of it bothers me - it seems sloppy. I tend to stay away from one word replies, and if I need to confirm use 10-4 or wilco. Are either of those offensive?
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by taxcoder 5y ago
I have faked it and do when needed. It insults my inner economist, but he puts up with it. As far as work friends, I have had them, and some I really enjoyed. I think we would have given breaks or spent part of our week for each other. That
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by taxcoder 5y ago
And neither do I, at least with all of them. I have had some work friends who were close. Have I stayed in touch with any of them? Out of five jobs in ten years, there are two I still consider true friends, the kind you call when you are in
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Perhaps it is my ear, but "just like every" sounds like you are diminishing your service. Good marketing tells me what you can do better and how you will stand out.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
> Programmers who think freelancing will free them up from annoying human contact and non-technical stuff will probably not like freelancing. It requires some marketing, self-promotion, talking to customers, making decisions with incompl
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Thank you, looks useful.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Thank you! Sounds like it might be worth installing sometime.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
Could you details some of those ideas? I don't have time to install it right now, and am curious if I should add it to my list of things to try sometime.

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