taxcoder

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by taxcoder 1y ago
Because no farmer ever will tell you he had a good year. He should have sold a month earlier than he did, or held on a week longer. Just the way it is, I guess. In my business I see their books. Good years and bad years. Some things are mor
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by taxcoder 1y ago
Reminds me of Emacs for Excel nerds. I like it! Do you plan to open-source it?
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by taxcoder 2y ago
On a per individual basis, I think most individuals would prefer to overpay mortgage fees slightly rather than lose the entirety of the money they wire.
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by taxcoder 3y ago
Upvoted for Ocaml. They are making progress on using on Windows.
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by taxcoder 3y ago
I know accountants who work between 80 and 100 hours a week for 3 months every year. Is it miserable? Yes. Is it impossible to work that number of hours and turn out quality work? I don't think so.
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by taxcoder 3y ago
And the Richest Man in Babylon.
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by taxcoder 3y ago
Here, desktop for online services, flip phone when traveling, VOIP for most phone usage.
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by taxcoder 3y ago
Coiled, coil held with twist tie/s depending on size of coil, in one of several boxes depending on type, boxes on closet shelf above server and network equipment, closet in office behind desk, office in west end of home.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
We spend our days in a Microsoft world, the ribbon is familiar. I'd be happy if it was more keyboard driven but most others would complain.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
I spend a lot of time in Nitro PDF. The feature set I use is comparable to Adobe. We switched for better price with perpetual license and preferred interface (ribbon vs. whatever Adobe's is called). https://www.gonitro.com&#
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by taxcoder 4y ago
The university is part of the reason I have not done more than look in from the outside. With no credits at this point and a life and family to support it isn't a great time for a change.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
I never wanted a desk job, but health and economics said otherwise. I did ease into it over several years and have gotten more used to it. It took a few years to get used to less "people time". Going from working on two to five ma
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Along with that, ask the charity what percentage of donated funds go to the cause or what percentage is used for overhead.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Sugar water. The ph isn't perfect but it beats having them starve over the winter from not having enough honey. Some of the big producers will feed sugar water or high fructose corn syrup and sell the result as honey, from what I hear.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Saturday: Milk new cow Keep working on fixing my pickup Move cattle fence Feed bees - *didn't get this done* Study for church responsibilities tomorrow Sunday: Church Keep my son occupied for the day, solo since my
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Firefox, for the illusion of privacy it provides over Chrome, without requiring much effort on my part.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Agreed. The tool chain help in here is very useful for a beginner.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
My employees don't seem to understand why I prefer they email questions to me instead of calling. The clarity writing often brings aids the conversation. I frequently call once I have the email.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Haven't noticed any problem here. A poor A/B test, maybe? I find DDG's results superior to Google's 99.9% of the time, anyhow.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Agreed we need to help the sick, I didn't make that clear enough. I was trying to understand if the previous poster thought it was wrong to say "Here is housing and a program. You can't have the housing without the program.&q
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Both, of course. Depth in one or a few areas, breadth in many unrelated areas.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Do you think it is wrong for society to have contractual requirements such as "I will help you if you are trying to help yourself"?
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Better now than to be fired or forced out due to personality conflicts in a year. Sometimes a bad fit is invisible until you are in the trenches - insufferable bosses might be hard to see before. Is it worth slogging on? I don't know y
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Also, does anyone know of a multi-user password manager that can have permissions assigned to users? A number of the government accounts we use have a single company level login and keeping password changes synced between multiple users is
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Yes. I decided I have to get in shape. Weight loss is part of it and I am slowly working on that but some basic barbell work has improved things amazingly.
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by taxcoder 4y ago
I don't know how to feel about the move to remote. I work remotely and like it. However, it is a struggle being one of the few remote workers at an office-first company. How to build culture in those cases is difficult. Also, those of
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by taxcoder 4y ago
Are you familiar with the story of Procrustes? (0) Who decides what is too good or how much study is too much? 0 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procrustes
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Ask HN: New Google Account Issues
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by taxcoder 5y ago
And they only have two models to work on.
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by taxcoder 5y ago
I wish I remembered where I read this: "The definition of business is problems. The people who are the most successful are the ones who have the most fun solving them."

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