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by tpm 3y ago
> The second tax is levied on the shareholder's profits (i.e. the dividend) and is paid from the shareholder's bank account. Not necessarily, in our country the second tax is also payed by the corporation from the corporation a
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by tpm 3y ago
> Regardless, corporate tax avoidance is well documented. Yes. But taxing the revenue is a) already sort of done through VAT (if selling to public etc) and b) not a very good idea in general - it will make prices of everything higher for
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by tpm 3y ago
How is that relevant in relation to dividends, which are from already taxed profits, so artificially lowering profit to evade tax also lowers dividends?
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by tpm 3y ago
> Dividends should be taxed as income Why? Dividends are already taxed income - they are payed out from company's earnings after taxes (etc), so ideally there would be 0% dividend tax, because otherwise they are getting double-taxed
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by tpm 3y ago
In what European jurisdictions? For example in Slovakia dividends are taxed by a special tax rate (8% previous years, 10% from 2024) and that's all, so it's pretty good compared to the standard cca 20% (different tax rates, not su
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by tpm 3y ago
Yes: https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20230424-how-agrivoltaics...
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by tpm 3y ago
> Much of the crappy legacy behavior that Microsoft maintains is the fault of other applications, not themselves. Well. I have two or three (I am not even sure because for one email address there are probably two accounts, but no way to
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by tpm 3y ago
> I fear this attitude I understand that, but it's not like the governments wouldn't like this issue to go away; things really don't work the way some people would like, for very fundamental reasons, like human rights. &gt
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by tpm 3y ago
> Why is applying for asylum in the UK more appealing to them than applying for asylum in France? I don't really care about that. There are plenty of people applying for asylum in many countries. > If we accept that France is a s
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by tpm 3y ago
At least for Austria theree seems to be this: https://github.com/badlogic/heissepreise There is a link to raw data (a big json). Aldi is Hofer in Austria. Prices are probably the same in all their stores? Not sure some
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by tpm 3y ago
What does this have to do with anything? The reason people are trying to get to the UK from France (and other countries) is they are trying to apply for asylum in the UK. Not in France, in the UK. And the reason they have to do that in the
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by tpm 3y ago
When they are being removed from the UK to Rwanda (which is the aim of UK government), "the place they came from" is the UK.
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by tpm 3y ago
EU can't ignore it - while the ECHR is separate from the EU, the EU itself is legally bound to follow the ECHR rulings.
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by tpm 3y ago
"overnight on an A100" per https://twitter.com/jaschasd/status/1757056127991439832
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by tpm 3y ago
> So if you do a 400-calorie run That's not enough, the energy will be provided by glycogen stored in muscles and fat stored in the liver and those will be restored quickly. What happens if you do a 3000 calorie bike tour is the in
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by tpm 3y ago
That's the premise of Seeing Like a State, except that the State actively destroys anything that is unintelligible to it, and instead builds what can be measured.
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by tpm 3y ago
There is not a lot of info about that, but as far as I could gather the data started to be collected only last year, so probably not a lot right now.
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by tpm 3y ago
Which is why new vehicles (since 2021) have a On-Board Fuel Consumption Meter and this data is then collected by the EU.
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by tpm 3y ago
In the EU current short-term trends don't matter that much as long as the scheduled fleet emmision rules will come into force as is the current regulation. That means from 1.1.2025, for passenger cars 93,6 g CO2/km average (which
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by tpm 3y ago
> Last Fall a high school friend and I rode the "Katy Trail" on our bikes for 6 days. Hauled camping gear, tents, stoves, water, food... It sucked right up until the moment we finished — and now I can't wait to do it again
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by tpm 3y ago
It's a rebadged mobile APU (7040 series Phoenix APU).
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by tpm 3y ago
https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...
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by tpm 3y ago
These days (years) I work mostly in Java and would love to have method_missing or define_method. Of course I can do everything I want without them, but it's not fun.
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by tpm 3y ago
Oh no. Thank you. Will never get a Tesla.
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by tpm 3y ago
> - if you get a newer car, you (basically) won't HAVE any dedicated controls. no turn signal stalk. No gear stalk - PRND - it will guess for you (really) What? How do you signal a turn then? How do you change the gear?
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by tpm 3y ago
With the third-party appstore also being available in the EU, someone will surely roll a non-webkit browser, though I have no idea how hard that is going to be as I don't develop for iOS.
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by tpm 3y ago
Yes, for sure there are places where there is no real alternative to fire. But they are also still used in big cities and other places where essentially trying to improve their efficiency is papering over the failure to build and maintain w
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by tpm 3y ago
I don't want to see stoves. Like ICEs, they should be left in the past, for healthier and more efficient solutions.
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by tpm 3y ago
> China might sell me the car I want: simple, ultra reliable, long range, no infotainment system, no tracking, no subscriptions, no attempts to foist software on me, and made of standard parts making it cheap to repair. Just a motor, bat
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by tpm 3y ago
> If I'm the single developer and seller of this app In that case you are also the responsible manager or product owner. > Should the person selling or marketing the app be held responsible instead, even if they aren't techn

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