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by wolco2 6y ago
Anything after 400k would be taxed at that rate, 62%. "In California, New Jersey and New York City, taxpayers earning more than $400,000 a year could face combined state and local statutory income tax rates of more than 60%" http
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Closer relations with China. Reverse on immigration. US attracts/accepts more foreign workers. Probably a raising dollar and lower stockmarket. The high taxes might see some flee high tax states/regions (living in New York cit
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State level projections in swing states were off by 7 points. Why were the polls so wrong again?
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If your workplace is solving FAANG type problems sure you would want someone who supports the concept of GQL. Is everyone you know solving FAANG problems? If they are not are they emulating those FAANG companies tooling because they expect
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Transit comes with density and growth and usually increases in property values. When an area goes downhill but still has this services it creates a temporary situation that people can take advantage of certain aspects - live with increase
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by wolco2 6y ago
Why can one party change the terms of service when advertising other facts. If what is mentionex in big print conflicts with small print, the small print should be thrown out.
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Many of those are hardware/network companies. They don't necessarily fall into the type of startups being funded now or going forward. Companies like Cisco are important but they represent the past. Apple, Nintendo is a mix. Pay
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by wolco2 6y ago
Or could attract those who like to find fault / rip apart your processes and impose order. That person might be what you need..
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"We slept on the carpeted floor" Is this how most ycombinator funded companies general work? You have to move California even if you are sleeping on the street? Wouldn't staying in home country make more sense until profiti
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by wolco2 6y ago
Change your gateway from 1.1.1.1 to 8.8.8.8 and see if it makes a difference
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What section of this document were you following when you decided to take down a repo without any copyright infrigement?
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Make sure to lobby to grow your own.
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That is a fairly large amount. At least $2000 dollars for a childless single person. Or at least $4000 for a childless couple trying to in-vitro. Is pre-school valuable or is it a babysitter?
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The org put this guy in charge. He decided to not fix something. He represents the org on this issue. Therefore the org doesn't want it.
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Put his dna into 23andme and a detailed family chart will emerge. This is the future of crime fighting, or if someone has lost memories.
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It is much easier in third world countries to hide children / existance. This will make them attractive. In the future you describe you would have a hacked or stolen id.
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Delaware to incorporate and East Texas to file patents?
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Expensives can be hidden at the corporate level but used personally. The company plane can be used for both personal/business and those are hard to separate.
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That's a vox media survey weight heavy towards vox readers. Who are Vox readers? Rich under 35. It would make sense why this group identifies with major brands as a status symbol. I would love to see what people over 35 and/or
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by wolco2 6y ago
Google+ banned accounts globally if they discovered a fake name. Fun way to roll out a facebook killer. Kind of killed Google+ but that's a story for another day.
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It's happening now with smaller providers or by hosting your own server. Try to send an email to gmail from your server. It hasn't kill gmail. How could it unless other providers refused to route gmail emails the way google refu
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Adwords, youtube, adsense carry that danger. Setting up a youtube channel become risky.
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Nest sold you a poorly designed product. If they had sold you something that could be plugged into any network then you could reuse it. From the start the product had a big fault google buying it just highlights that design flaw.
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If you signup for an account you are not a customer in your view? In google's view if I accept the terms google will treat me as a customer internally and using that relationship will sell my data. Is google not in a legal position to
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A year of people not getting shafted is an amazing achievement. Multiple by 100 you have a cultural shift.
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I bought this android phone. I can download games and play them whenever. If I want phone service I have to hook this phone up to a service provider. If I want music I have either put an mp3 on the phone, visit youtube, subscribe to a servi
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That's the subscription model. I don't think Telsa falls under this unless they let you take a car for free and require you to pay monthly for the car to actually turn on. That's more of a zipcar.
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Normally a big improvement with additional costs would go into the next model. I think charging for a hardware replacement is acceptable. A pure software update fixing an existing issue I would say no. Car companies have recalls all of the
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And African's did it to other tribes. Who do you think sold the west the slaves in the first place. Tribes in central Africa would be sold through western African countries.
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Just Japanese women or all Japanese?

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