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This happens because the IRS has a $1 million limit on executive salaries for tax deduction purposes. All these other forms of payments just help get around that.

It’s because the IRS has a $1 million limit on executive pay for tax deduction purposes. So all this stuff just helps get around that.

You should compare AWS's pricing vs dedicated providers, it's near a 3x difference compared to OVH last time I looked.

I use WideProtect on iOS to block any calls with that match my area code + first 3 digits. It's been working pretty well for over a year.

Are you tired? Personally caffeine helps me when I really can't focus.

Quotes are because it's probably legal what they're doing.

Seems like the amount of affiliate links is the issue. I guess it's hard for search engines to tell the difference between spammy review sites made for affiliate links and the author's site.

DoorDash does the same thing of “stealing” tips. Either you should tip in cash or not at all.

Cool, can anyone tell how it compares to Datagrip by jetbrains?

It's a filtering mechanism and also 2+ founders working for a company below market wages is more valuable than 1 founder working for below market wages.

Seems more like a tax distribution problem than anything else. Casino revenues went down $69 million, but video gambling revenue went up $270 million. Seems like a good deal tax wise.

Does this use web workers to access the db? Otherwise I'd worry about queries blocking the main thread, especially as the database gets larger.

FAANG tends to pay ~300k for senior engineers. For 400k you usually need to get lucky with stock appreciation.

Is the preview frame an iframe? What if your site uses iframe busting?

Overall pretty good list. For the node.js side, Sequelize is old and was never that great. Check out TypeORM: https://github.com/typeorm/typeorm

Sounds like you are compelled to assist authorities in decrypting your messages if they ask you. “Failing to do (so) will invite seven-year imprisonment and fine.”

That could be a use case for Bitcoin's lightning network or other cryptocurrencies with low fees.

Not really, short-term interest rates are set by the fed and long-term interest rates are determined by bond investors betting what the avg interest rate will be over that time period. So when the yield curve inverts, investors are betting that the fed will have to cut rates in the future (because of a recession or other reasons), making the long-term interest rates lower than the current short-term rates.

There was nothing NSFW in there, I was very disappointed.

App Academy's online curriculum would be a good place to start, I can't speak to curriculum itself but App Academy grads have usually been solid in my experience: https://open.appacademy.io/

Because they’re financially stressed and can’t afford kids.

Those are the good reviews, they give details about what to expect. I have no problem with good food, bad service places.

How much can you get off by calling hotels? Maybe 10-20% off Expedia prices?

They have recourse loans in many states here too, only California and some other states have non-recourse mortgage loans.

Multi-million? More like hundreds of billions.

https://www.statista.com/topics/1709/alcoholic-beverages/

I hope this gets Google Cloud to expand their burstable offering.

Can you implement a captcha somewhere? Or figure a way to obfuscate your html if that’s what he’s scraping. Something that can scramble the css class names each build.

+1 to contract work. Could start your own projects which would also help build out your portfolio.

Yeah that second part is how it works according to people on the doordash subreddit.

Don’t forget in most cases the tips don’t actually go to the drivers. Doordash may guarantee the driver will make $7 for a delivery, then if you tip anything under $7 doordash will just pocket it. Seems like a good business model.