I would imagine this is like the AASHTO or the UCC lobbying groups where the agreements don't force any states to do anything, the states just independently do the same thing together. And in some cases like with the UCC they don't even do that.
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LeanTaaS is a fast growing healthcare predictive analytics company that uses sophisticated math and lean principles to make healthcare providers more efficient.
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3. "You will not, and will not allow any third party to" (iii) "use or make the Software available for the use or benefit of third parties"
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[0] Ok, let's assume good faith on the operator's part.
[1] What I'd like to see is a 'C' for bitcoin transactions instead of the current assembler. I don't think that will happen.
The bug that started this all came up when someone had a broken system that was causing systemd to spew out tons of log messages. This was overwhelming the kernel message system and causing things to time out/etc and resulted in an unbootable system. When this problem got opened upstream, the systemd maintainer said "not my problem."
There are a couple of ways forward here: systemd can limit its own output and say "my bad"[1], systemd can begin looking for its own debug flag in the kernel command line instead of using the kernel's own debug flag or the kernel can implement rate limiting on the message system[2] to keep userspace from shooting itself in the foot.
Torvalds really doesn't like the systemd maintainer's "not my problem" attitude so he's threatened to no longer accept pull requests from him for any code he writes. Torvalds wrote a really good post in the linked Google+ comments that describes his feelings on the whole thing:
"I don't mind people piggy-backing on some fairly obvious generic term like "debug" per se. I don't know if the old init scripts did that, but I do know they did it for "quiet", which is basically the reverse of "debug".
What I mind is people closing bugs and not admitting mistakes. If Kay had even said "sorry, the excessive output was a bug in systemd, it's already fixed in current -git", that would have been a valid reason to close the bug.
And for the people thinking this is a storm in a teacup: this is not the first time Kay has done this, which is why I personally get so frustrated.
Kay has done the exact same thing with major bugs that were not fixed anywhere else, and that caused machines to fail at boot time, and Kay happily pointed the finger elsewhere for months at a time and closed bugzilla entries.
Side explanatory note: and it's because of that known history of abusive behavior that I would prefer systemd now use "systemd.debug".
The old init scripts may or may not have parsed "debug", but we never had any reason to care. Now we do, and people are (I think) understandably upset that systemd not only screwed up, but then the people involved weren't even willing to say "sorry" about it but instead go "uh, it wasn't our bug, deal with it"."
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[1] This happened
[2] This will likely happen
The article talks about treating it as property vs currency. If the IRS chose currency, all realized[1] gains/losses on BTC get treated as ordinary income (lumped in with salary/wages) and get taxed at income rates. For most bitcoiners this would be around 15% if your salary is under $75,000/yr[2] and around 30% if more.
If the IRS chose property your tax rate depends on how long you held it (and some other things, it's subtle. But mostly how long you held it). If you bought and sold within a year it gets pushed into ordinary income as shown above. If you held it for over a year you pay 15%[3] on the gain.
Note that property transactions still kick into gear even if you didn't cash out into dollars. If you bought in at $10/BTC, get a new lambo[4] at $1000/BTC you pay the property tax (capital gains) on the bitcoin gain.
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[1] Gains from when you cash out (cash out price - buy in price)
[2] Upper middle class in most of the country, excepting the very big and trendy urban centers
[3] If you sold those collectible bit coins you'd probably pay 28% on the gain.
[4] So there's this guy, and he's got a brand new Lamborghini and he wants to put a mezuzah in it...
I'm also pretty sure this is the first semester so there wouldn't be any former students.