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by throw123123123 4y ago
Because they don't know it yet. They audit and review each claim a an office sends, which starts a negotiation process to see if each claimed item by the physician was warranted and done properly. All that information is codified then
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by throw123123123 4y ago
HDP is definitely in the right path, but you need to get rid of many layers of bureacracy and paperwork. Need an absolute de-reg. It's not going to happen, so the most likely scenario is innovation will be coming from fringe services.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
> Progress isn't profitable enough according to the Excel spreadsheet. It's precisely the opposite. Its a racket but its not for profit. If you made a health care service that didn't have any of this cruft and just provide
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by throw123123123 4y ago
It's not the same regulation.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Because the real world is more complex than a lever, and there are many unknowns in how either physical or human manifestations respond to actions, and doing nothing removes your intent from the mix. A very clear example of this is medicine
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Generally the issue with pricing in healthcare is insurance, which has the perverse structure of being consumed as a tax benefit without competition to get patients. There isn't a specific rule that explains this but there is a whole s
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Read again
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by throw123123123 4y ago
The content range is very wide, and some of the most popular anime's/mangas are geared towards pre-teens. But there's plenty of art that has no match in any other field. A list of my favorites if you want to test them out, th
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Hello Caio. I've sent you an email before to connect. Do you want to ping me on email? gabriel at silver.dev. I am thinking of a couple of blockchain startups that you might be interested in.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Because the obscurity of the prices is a result of regulation as well. We need less layers of control with "unintended" consequences.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
> conspiracy fence. What do you mean conspiracy? It's the official purpose of the Fed to maintain inflation low, it has failed, it has cost a devaluation of the assets of everyone holding dollars or dollar-linked financial instrume
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by throw123123123 4y ago
> If modern finance prevents scams better, Its better at preventing a type of scam, but significantly worse at legal scam -> how much is an 8% inflation of the dollar on dozens of trillions of USD denominated financial instruments? An
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by throw123123123 4y ago
LVT is not the same tax to all land, its precisely based on land rent.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
I think a developer productivity is measured by the eng output, not the market pricing of the goods they sell. Im pretty sure LOC/person went down a lot with the pandemic across all companies.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
> I understand what you are trying to say but your concept of market price is only applicable to fungible goods. "Market price" for land leases makes very little sense and only implies that it's whatever price you've
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by throw123123123 4y ago
> So if you charge the tenant the tax, prices will fall by $2000 making the landlords absorb the cost. If you charge the landlord the tax both the supply and demand curves are unchanged and the tenants pay the same. Beautifully correct.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
> They totally can. Go to any marketplace and see for yourself: sellers set prices. Buyers can negotiate, accept or refuse, but the seller setting the price (ask) is completely unilateral and happens billions of time every day. There is
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by throw123123123 4y ago
They can't set rent prices - prices occur when supply meets demand, it's not unilateral. The origin of rent in land - beware it is not the same for buildings - is the difference in value from one land to the least valuable land. (
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Probably not true nominally but proportionally 250k is very far away from being 4x 60k. I make 235k in the bay area and just rent + daycare for 2 kids would be 10k a month - on a net income of 12k a month.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Taxes on land dont have economic incidence on rents. The reasoning is that land's profit stems from its location and the land owner doesn't have any bargaining power - his only choice is to not rent the land and absorb the loss of
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Same - with a family in the bay area 250k is not a lot of money.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
I think cash-wise i would fall in this bucket. Of course i have plenty of savings, but most of my income is spent away. One issue when talking about incomes is that its not properly adjusted for COL and taxes. A 250k salary in the bay area
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by throw123123123 4y ago
At the same time, the proposal has to be better than what others companies offer, or nobody would accept the position.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
relatively, all payroll taxes are tax penalties, and also income taxes relative to capital taxes
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Why is the solution to "uneven tax structure" always to raise taxes? can we just lower income tax to same as capital taxes instead? Thats real money in your pocket.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
The life of a pro baduk player is pretty poor. Unless you are in the top you basically scrape by, and still need to train and think about the game 24/7. The majority of pro players live very frugally. A mediocre programmer works 1&#x2F
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by throw123123123 4y ago
Achieving a high level in this game requires thousands of hours of study. I did reach far in the ladder and could have gotten the actual pro title, albeit honorary like most westerners historically. Its just a time-sink with infinite compet
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by throw123123123 4y ago
The worst thing that could happen is that they like the game and end up spending thousands of grueling work for a thankless game. Source: former professional-aspiring player
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by throw123123123 4y ago
The cube rule was made by a chaotic neutral, only explanation.
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by throw123123123 4y ago
You can start with Atari-Go, thats pretty obvious for a while, and then 9x9 scoring is relatively easy. I think there are other reasons not to teach go than this one.

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