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Ask HN: Is your company paying cost of living increases?
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Where could one learn more about the Entity Component system as described in the article? Is it as simple as an object contains an array of components?
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Have you tried getting a US address with a mail scanning service? Is that accepted by banks?
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Why Spain?
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But crypto mining puts a floor on prices. If sunny day noon prices were able to go significantly negative, it would make the economics of storage better.
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The version of this phrase that I am familiar with is “perfect is the enemy of done.”
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Credibility?
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>nuclear peaker power plants Is that even a thing? Why would one not run the nuclear plant 24/7 after it has been paid for and constructed?
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This is a great story, thank you for sharing. Do railroad atlases still exist?
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$29 per sq ft is amazing! Have you documented your project? Interested to learn more.
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You can report things. Even with Siri.
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The term you are looking for is called islanding. When the grid goes down you want it to throw an automatic transfer switch and power your house from solar and/or batteries. When the grid returns, you want it to resync the AC wave and
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Do you take the kitchen with you when you leave or does the landlord tear it down?
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One would think that, but I am starting to believe there is a leaf blower running nearby during every daylight hour.
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A more realistic and positive solution is to just give parents the societal support they need to be productive and also raise children.
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Perhaps this is the kind of autonomy he needs.
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>Banks give practically cash loans against your stock. This is how taxes are not paid. No income, no tax. No realized capital gains, no tax. Propublica recently went into detail on this.
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How do companies like this pay gig workers globally? Isn't it a burden to ensure compliance with so many different employment and tax rules?
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>would love to retire in Spain. The tax burden alone makes that untenable. Could you expand on that? Does Spain heavily tax retirees?
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>Colleagues with small kids are unable to get any work done when there is no babysitter. Speak for yourself. Give credit where credit is due to the heroic efforts of employed parents who got work done and took care of the kids.
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It can get expensive depending on where you go. For example, Costa Rica will tax your used goods that you ship in.
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Tax the destruction of the commons and the market will react.
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This is definitely on their radar, at least conceptually. At the Ford developer conference they shared the idea of the zero dollar car. At signing, you are given the option to let them collect various data points (barometer, location for tr
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Very cool. How did you communicate with it? Or did you follow it in a larger boat?
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Could you elaborate on the second statement? Why is that?
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Is there any way to preview this on a mac? I see Visual Studio mac is not yet supported...
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Your employer will be saving on rent, utilities, insurance, etc. Don't offer to cut your pay.
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What is replacing C?
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What was bad about it?
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Or is there money parked in stocks that will be sold for cash to be spent when everything is open for business again? Serious question.
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