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toadi
11y ago
To be quite honest it's and nice effort. But I think most large companies already don't pay that much of taxes. Like in Belgium the company tax is around 33%. There are already some accounting tricks to get the taxable amount down
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toadi
11y ago
Same reasoning here. Like my financial data local. I also use own toolset using ledger cli for reporting and entry. People developed tools to convert CSV from banks to ledger format. Using text only and my own toolchain I can setup how I wa
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11y ago
According to me DO is still a good hosting company. Works good for the price you pay. Taking offsite backups is always a good idea.
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11y ago
Offsite backups? We use AWS and DO to host applications for our clients. We still take offsite backups. Isn't that what your clients paying you for?
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Because cash won't be that easy to use anymore. Where I live they want to ban using cash like in a restaurant. Because it's easier for the government to check the restaurant that they pay taxes on the income they have. This means
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toadi
11y ago
Don't get it. There are still different businesses doing more or less the same thing. Just the media tells the story about the big players. Small profitable companies are still surviving in the current market. As an example: Amazon is
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11y ago
Your first argument is not realy valid. Did he learn how to do it while working in box and succeeded in it? I have started companies and worked as contractor in domains I didn't really have experience in and actually knew if I could
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11y ago
To you it's hollow. To me, enlightenment is such a fluffy abstract thing. So I prefer the good things in moderation. And read the article pleasure can be obtained from worthwhile things too.
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Don't know how it's at your end but where I'm from it's the middle class that pays for the taxes. I'm middle class and in the highest tax bracket. Rich people have money. Making money using money is almost not taxed
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I'm the only one who read 50 hours at the office? Poor Americans :)
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can't even understand someone goes to work on a handshake deal with strangers. Have problems doing this even with friends. Once money is involved even friends can act strange...
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toadi
11y ago
You know in Brazil BJJ was for the rich kids? Thai boks was more for the poor people.
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toadi
11y ago
No need to learn. Reliable Accountant and lawyer :)
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11y ago
Or not really Shengen. But as EU citizen I don't really care. Bulgaria has 10% flat rate. Cheap cost of living also.
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End of the the 90's dreamed of moving to US and even got a possibility. By the time I was ready to it the first dot com bubble bursted. To be quite honest I only knew US from the movies. Following news and recent developments I'm
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11y ago
You can get residency in Bulgaria for just starting a company and showing a bit cash to prove you can support yourself. I think it cost me all a few 100 euro's :)
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11y ago
I'm a Belgian guy who moved to Bulgaria for this ;)
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12y ago
Well if you have to write a piece of advice not to buy a new bike because it's dirty... I think you're so far off the normal world that I can't even comprehend. That the author didn't even know how to clean it. There is
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12y ago
I'm like you. I started using linux round the time the kernel hit version 1. It was ok because when I was young I could not afford a recent computer and linux worked best on my hardware :) First years of my proffesional life I installe
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12y ago
Read about it 15 years ago in a Belgian magazine. A Belgian doctor was claiming the same. To be quite honest I use it already for 15 years and indeed it changes you. It helps me to be in "sana in corpore sano". Let's hope the
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12y ago
"Unless of course you're a criminal, in which case you can handily avoid a lot of this!" Actually it's even more serious. If you try to avoid it it's a criminal act and your labeled as a criminal. To be very honest
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12y ago
Well as you say an editor doesn't need updating that much. I used VIM for ages but had an hiatus in programming and when I came back I start using sublime. And now I switched back to textmate. Like textmate it's simple sufficient
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Can't remember how many jobs I did where the interview questions were the hardest part of the job. In the beginning you think wow I'm going to get a nice and existing job. Just to be dissapointed again because the job consists of
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12y ago
Actually the company I founded start 2000 and was quite succesful used perl. Off course I wrote the MVP in it. I loved perl. When I sold it due to personal reasons I was not yet ready to retire. In that time and especially in Europe buy-out
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It's more or less everywhere in Europe. In Belgium if you fail you're a loser. But if you succeed you have done it probably in a shady way and you're a cheater because it's not possible to make 'a lot' of money
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it's physical work vs knowledge work. When I'm trying to solve a problem for work I sometimes find a solution while doing yard work. I've been thinking about it at work for 8 hours no solution. But doing some mindless activit
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I'm the same I'm a night person. When I was younger I operated the same as you. Chatting on irc during worktime and in the night do the work at home. But after marrying and getting kids I need the night time to rest... Beste would
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12y ago
excel or google excel is to difficult to use?
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13y ago
Well if it's an employee why should he be taking risks? He's paid until 17h... We can be flexible no doubt, but if one week you work 60 hours to meet a deadline next week you should only work 20. Flexibility works in 2 directions.
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This was already happening during the first dot.com boom. The time I studied CS. In Belgium banks would provide cars and a paycheck while you were still graduating in your last year. This attracted a lot of people who weren't really pa
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