Everyone is a noob sometime, and the first Delaware Tax Bill is a pretty common cause of heart attacks for new founders.
Since I wish I'd seen an article like this when I started out, I don't really begrudge OP or the upvoters for putting this reminder on the front page.
Also, 2 second google search will answer all the questions one might have about this invoice. You can also use the calculator they clearly advise you to use within the invoice.
Not a front page material.
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If it's appropriate for the site, it's appropriate for the front page. Simple as that.
Here's something to take note of - your opinion doesn't matter. The magic of a democracy is that a group* of opinions do matter.
Also, 2 second google search will answer all the questions one might have about his/her opinion not mattering on Hacker News.
In abstract yes. In practice it happens. And several succesful companies started with a cavalier attitude towards much bigger things. In fact without a cavalier attitude in some things, the fact-checking, lawyer and bureacracy cost would be impossible to bear for a new personal business startup.
>Not a front page material.
It's a social voting site. Actually looks like your comment was not comment thread material.