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by eclat 8mo ago
While that’s also true, the EU varies widely. The tax wedge is very low in places like Czechia or Lithuania and very high in France and Germany. If you add other European countries you get some of the lowest taxes on earth in places like th
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by eclat 8mo ago
EEA applicability might be less obvious than you imply however.
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by eclat 8mo ago
The problem isn’t incorporation - it’s having accountants in your jurisdiction familiar with the structure. You can incorporate in the UK for £50 instantly but you might have trouble finding an accountant in Italy that is willing to sort yo
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by eclat 8mo ago
It’s the 28th regime. Look up societas europaea.
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by eclat 8mo ago
Estonian fiscal law doesn’t apply if your company operates from Croatia. The only reason you can’t do this in practice is because you’ll have a hard time finding a Croatian accountant willing to work with your Estonian company. That’s somet
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by eclat 11mo ago
Seems to fulfill the same role as Bundler has done in Ruby for years.
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by eclat 1y ago
It is indeed. The arguments are so poor and obviously ideological. To give one example, it would necessarily imply that every war is an example of genocide. Experts aren’t taking it seriously, but then again the UN has not been a serious or
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by eclat 1y ago
The first promoter of this is actually a Swedish social democrat who was a socialist a very long time ago. I guess she kept the knack for a nanny state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ylva_Johansson?wprov=sfti1#
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by eclat 1y ago
I feel like strong strikes the right balance of simplicity and features. It has everything one needs and no bloat. The sign up flow on workout cool is really strange - I just want to input my regime and record sessions.
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by eclat 2y ago
TIL…
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by eclat 2y ago
Such a cliché comment.
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by eclat 4y ago
This was a great read, thanks.
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by eclat 4y ago
Please teach me your ways. How does one find an opportunity like that?
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by eclat 4y ago
Which job is that, so I can get one too?
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by eclat 4y ago
Yet another organisation built to shaft everyone that doesn’t belong to it.
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by eclat 4y ago
Abort
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by eclat 4y ago
It’s such a non issue but these are the same people that wanted to change the name of Rubocop because it makes reference to policing. Or motherboard, whiteboard or blackboard because they’re patriarchical white supremacist heteronormative n
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by eclat 4y ago
This is not true at all in the case of unions. Salaries are much higher in the US than in other equivalent economies with higher levels of unionisation. Now worker representatives in boards, that would be very beneficial.
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by eclat 5y ago
And on top of that it’ll heavily contribute to a huge reduction in electricity prices from €70/MWh to €45/MWh.
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by eclat 5y ago
Not black swans but another and related topic he writes about called ergodicity.
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Has GitHub reverted its default branch nomenclature back to “master”?
1 points by eclat 5y ago|1 comments
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by eclat 5y ago
The chief danger to our philosophy, apart from laziness and woolliness, is scholasticism, … which is treating what is vague as if it were precise… F. P. RAMSEY. From Popper’s The Open Society and its Enemies
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by eclat 5y ago
That’s bollocks. He is providing huge amounts of value - consumer surplus and producer surplus. That’s like saying the creator and maintainer of a machine are useless because the machine does all the work, shall we stop using trains and emp
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by eclat 5y ago
Sinatra covers that use case in Ruby.
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by eclat 5y ago
You might enjoy reading Hayek.
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by eclat 5y ago
Site is down
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by eclat 5y ago
Has coinbase done this too?
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by eclat 5y ago
Really? That’s a shame.
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by eclat 5y ago
Winning at life.
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by eclat 6y ago
That’s what’s happening. Publications like Substack are letting authors escape the censors. Others still like Quillette, Aero, Spiked and more traditional ones like the Spectator have an anti woke consensus mission - and they represent the

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