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by toddh 8y ago
The current w-4 is almost impossible. Taxes are way more complicated than last year. There are more rates. More different kinds of income. It's almost a tax return.
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by toddh 8y ago
How can you differentiate between a camouflaged back door and a mistake? It's clear you would want plausible deniability, so you would make it look like a mistake. And if you have mistake after mistake when do they stop being mistakes?
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by toddh 8y ago
Non-story. IRS has never offered Free File. Their current program is in conjunction with for-profit providers
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by toddh 8y ago
The title is wonderful. Poetic. It's hard not to imagine a mind drifting into reverie on reading it.
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by toddh 8y ago
Don't forget a big reason CA has a vibrant tech culture is because of it does not allow Non Competes. You pay something but you get something in return.
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by toddh 8y ago
Other people's suffering OK. For any of our suffering we immediately make an app to relieve it.
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by toddh 8y ago
Kaiser could do so much with the data they have and could have. I wish they were more forward looking.
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by toddh 8y ago
You have to wonder how agreed upon these targets really were. Perhaps milestones are being missed because they were driven top down and were never realistic to begin with? Developers with ownership are more likely to work to complete their
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by toddh 8y ago
API Gateway not supports websockets. Will that change anything?
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by toddh 8y ago
Don't forget perl and CGI as the even more original serverless tech.
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by toddh 8y ago
At that calorie level it's basically a fast mimicking diet, so part of the benefit would be autophagy and the respawning of stem cells. It's hard to tell how much that helps however.
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by toddh 8y ago
Also cloudflare announced workers using isolates.
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by toddh 8y ago
I know why the caged rat sings.
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by toddh 8y ago
The advantage of deploying a war metaphor is it resists leadership change. An at risk leader can always say "You don't change want to change horses in the middle of a river, do you?"
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by toddh 8y ago
Easy to say in hindsight. But that's not how it worked previously.
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by toddh 8y ago
The SO strategy from the start was SEO driven, specifically so Google would pick up SO content. It worked like a charm. Sites before them were closed to Google or hid answers, so it was an important strategy and key differentiator. Maybe to
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by toddh 8y ago
Sorry, I'm going to have to close that post as off topic.
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by toddh 8y ago
40% would be considered high carb. Keto is generally considered to be under 20 grams of carbs per day.
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by toddh 8y ago
I wouldn't, but I would buy a motorcycle that could detect a low siding event and take evasive action, like a better ABS. Oh, another scenario is taking pictures. It would be nice to be able to take pictures while driving.
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by toddh 8y ago
It's simply too hard to make money. You have very demanding users with infinite resource requirements and finite budgets. There's no margin in it. And there are existing solutions that are satisfactory.
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by toddh 8y ago
NSE was an awesome development environment when it worked. Unfortunately, it often became corrupted and suffered a lot of down time. Just a touch too much cleverness for the systems at the time.
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by toddh 8y ago
When I was there I was wondering that same thing. Nice little river valley. Pretty surrounding hills. Maybe if you could feel ley lines the experience would be different?
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by toddh 8y ago
People don't mark calls as spam so I wonder how they do the training?
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by toddh 8y ago
I programmed the Lisa in college. It blew my mind. I've tried to stay away from UI work ever since :-)
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by toddh 8y ago
Does this work for the sweepstakes type scams where they try to induce the elderly send money for a fabulous prize they supposedly won? Just curious in general how they ID a scam?
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by toddh 8y ago
You're putting a lot of faith that handful of F-35s can survive ever advancing anti-aircraft technologies. Not a good strategy IMHO.
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by toddh 8y ago
Who are we fighting today that our current inventory of fighters can't manage? Seems like there's sufficient grace period. It's like running cable instead of just developing 5g.
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by toddh 8y ago
Isn't a tool for the last generation's war? Won't the future will be cheap as dirt drone swarms?
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by toddh 8y ago
The react tutorial uses bind all over the place. So they apparently think it's still necessary.
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by toddh 8y ago
Any company that cares about ASC 606 isn't reporting taxes on a cash basis anyway. They report on an accrual basis which has little to do with when customers pay.

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