unreal37

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by unreal37 5y ago
Its not by default. You have to turn this feature on.
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by unreal37 5y ago
No, there never is.
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by unreal37 5y ago
The United States is a tax haven. [0] https://www.forbes.com/sites/toddganos/2019/09/19/worlds-bes...
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by unreal37 5y ago
The City of London itself is a tax haven. [0] https://platform-production.s3.amazonaws.com/therules-134-Ci...
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by unreal37 5y ago
Pharmacists go to school 4-6 years to learn about drugs. But hey - they don't get to use any of that knowledge in their job... "Just give me the little white box in cabinet #2 please." Why do Pharmacists even study and train
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by unreal37 5y ago
I certainly knew last year, as we were watching the stage-1 stage-2 trial results come out, that "how long it lasts" was not known. The news was even saying, it may need to be renewed every few years. And I'm not really a big
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by unreal37 5y ago
OK, so what if you don't want to be friends with your boss / co-workers. But have excellent work performance. Should this hold you back from promotion?
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by unreal37 5y ago
What's weird is that this blog post is really just expanding on the 2020 study by the original authors which says that the original data is unreplicatable. And provides the original data. The original authors probably should have retra
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by unreal37 5y ago
I don't think that's "clear" at all. Even the blog link doesn't come to that conclusion.
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by unreal37 5y ago
To be honest, there's no way that using AirBnb can be cheaper than renting the same place directly with the landlord. AirBnb charges fees of 14% to guests. Those fees are added to the rent. That is indeed "AirBnb's fault&quot
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by unreal37 5y ago
I thought they resembled hockey playbooks.
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What's the Real Origin of “OK”?(mentalfloss.com)
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by unreal37 5y ago
It was an Intel project. https://github.com/intel/hyperscan/
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by unreal37 5y ago
You didn't have any way of knowing who was using your library? Any way of communicating with them? A survey even? Download numbers?
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by unreal37 5y ago
European VAT, for instance, applies even for non-European companies. I can totally see some EU politician thinking that they deserve some portion of the profits of each sale (income tax) as well as a sales tax. Potential for having to pay i
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by unreal37 5y ago
The company doesn't have an obligation to pay this money to their shareholders, ever. You might die (of old age) before you get your initial investment in Facebook shares back as dividends.
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by unreal37 5y ago
Tax on revenue is just a sales tax on the consumer of that product or service. You might as just increase sales taxes and remove corporate taxes entirely.
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by unreal37 5y ago
EU would need to remove a lot of regulation and red tape, which is the EU's sole reason for existence. So this will never happen.
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by unreal37 5y ago
Amazon ran at almost 0 profit for years, but then they ran out of ways to make the money disappear. Still, this would catch them.
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by unreal37 5y ago
The F-35 program was expected to cost $200 billion, but delays brought the total in over $400 billion. With a lifetime cost in the $1.5 trillion range. When you're talking about trillion dollars to acquire some aircraft, I think the wo
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by unreal37 5y ago
Apple is in it for themselves too. Stop falling for this.
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by unreal37 5y ago
That would take months to play out. It's not like the FDIC will honor your withdrawal request the same day you made it.
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by unreal37 5y ago
I feel like this Tether "scam" story has been posted to death. The NY AG investigated, and nothing came from it. I guess there's a "where there is smoke there is fire" element, and something could happen. But... whe
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by unreal37 5y ago
We don't know that this is a false positive. There's a good chance this app was being used as a vector for hacking, spamming or ad fraud. Not by the developers of this app, but by others who found this app being a useful way aroun
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by unreal37 5y ago
That's my point. They did ask them, and they said no.
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by unreal37 5y ago
It seems fairly easy to get a union if a workplace wants one...
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by unreal37 6y ago
"Sensational journalism". Asking questions that are clearly answered by an expert in the article, but then continuing to pretend that the answer is unclear.
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by unreal37 6y ago
They were hired with no skills and trained on the job. Now, 2 years later, they can get a job at any data center. They can work for Google, AWS, Azure, or any data center they wish. On the job training is the sweet bit.
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by unreal37 6y ago
I once knew a guy who was paid $1500 US dollars per day working for the government as a contractor. He was an SAP Developer. For the first 6 weeks of his contract with the government, he didn't have a computer at his desk. So he sat th
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by unreal37 6y ago
Have you even communicated with them about it? Today might not be a great day to try that. But reach out to them and ask.

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