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The net effect is an effective tax rate much higher than the nominal rate.
You lose other benefits to but they aren't factored in as depend on if you have kids or not etc.
UK a consultant earns £100k pretax and pays approximately 30% net tax rate and 60% marginal rate.
What about US?
Apparently family medicine in the US brings in 130% more than the equivalent in the UK (GP which makes up half of all UK doctors).
https://revisingrubies.com/us-vs-uk-doctors-salary/
That's truly astounding.
[0] https://www.bma.org.uk/media/6882/bma-ia-juniors-fact-sheet-...
Or not pay them, and tell them what they can work on?
Some as terrorists.
Can't they just mute or block people they don't like? Cheating is the only real problem.
That said, 3 years on a single battery doesn't seem great of course I suppose it depends what apps you use and load..and that it's programmable that is cool.
Oh that is fascinating, so highlighting a verbatim quote, in context can be trolling?
What that makes me think of is that people are in denial about what the quote tells us and have displaced those feelings on to me! Amazing stuff.
> I asked and you avoided answering. What does that tell us?
This is interesting because no you didn't ask me what it tells us. You asked if I wanted to say something and I answered that the quote stands alone.
Really interesting stuff in this thread!
I wonder how often I've made a comment and gotten no engagement. This quote seems to have gotten more engagement than the original comment. And quite emotive engagement.
Makes me wonder what that means. Is it genuine curiosity? Or is the quote saying something that the original commenter couldn't see themselves? It's interesting they suggested if I was insinuating something negative about them.
Importantly, they did not ask me. They told me. That too tells us something about what pairing experience with them would be.
Similar attitude to the UK Online Safety Bill.
Giving in would just start a landslide of restrictions and demands for moneym
Better to continue blocking Canada and ignore.
It's be foolish of them to mask it intentionally.
Once independent estimates are made then you might synthesize an reasonable estimate.
Both the editor summary I'm science and the headline here don't place much emphasis on the precise number.
https://yuzu-emu.org/entry/yuzu-android/
On desktop at least it has an early access programme via patreon (but available here https://pineappleea.github.io/ )
Skyline runs on Android but I've never managed to get it to work on any device. It's no longer in development
But if you own the game, does it matter how you got the ROM?
It's killed more useful projects than it's ever benefitted.
Too much of the population of the world wants rid and it doesn't matter much that they disagree on precisely which opinions are unacceptable.
They are also dissimilar in their chances of presenting early with symptoms making screening less useful vs those that don't present early.
If anyone's interested the "Wilson criteria" is the basis of decisions about screening programmes and many run programmes fail it.
But this is all beside the point.
Yet Canada is considering printing individual warnings on cigarettes despite fully saturating understanding that smoking is bad.
I'm fully with each and every tweet warning you "tweeting makes you a dickbag please reconsider"
The rest you could lurk in however much you wanted.
They are harmful imo as they detract from the ideal and usually attainable solution of reducing consumption.
https://alz-journals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.100...
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.05.23.23290253v... this one has some open source peer reviews and a comment
Super Mario 64 has also had stupendous rewrites from decompiled code I believe.
His videos on the Sine function in sm64 is a fun watch as the limitations make nearly all optimizations justifiable.
There was also this case which might be related https://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/jan/19/stockport-ho...