shanebrunette

Australia is introducing new legislation around the "right to disconnect". This doesn’t prevent employees from putting in additional hours, but it ensures they have the right to disconnect from ‘unreasonable contact’ outside of designated working hours.

I think the new rules are pretty fair, but it turns out it's a bit of a spicy topic in our startup ecosystem. I thought the engineers in this community would appreciate my response to some of these Musk wannabes.

Emacs please

Founder of cryptotaxcalculator.io here. First of all I agree the proposed rules aren’t particularly well thought out. The thing is, the 1099 forms that the IRS gets from existing brokers don’t make any sense because as soon as you move funds between exchanges the broker can no longer accurately track the cost basis. Pre-crypto you generally wouldn’t have this problem. From a tax compliance perspective it is an absolute nightmare, and I am sure this is just an ill thought out attempt at trying to make their lives easier. Probably not the best way to go about it though. There is a lot to solve in this space.

I am the founder of CryptoTaxCalculator.io and I am not sure where the idea of non traceability on DEXs comes from. Aggregating the transaction history is absolutely possible, all we need is the public wallet address. The real black box is around certain international exchanges that don’t keep appropriate transaction records.

Is there anyway to port this into emacs?

As a counterpoint, YFI literally buys back it's token from fees earned from users using their automated yield farming strategy. There are plenty of duds around, but that doesn't make everything a dud.

CryptoTaxCalculator | Software Engineer (Typescript) | Sydney or REMOTE | Full Time | https://cryptotaxcalculator.io

We have multiple positions open for talented mid and senior software engineers with a strong understanding of JavaScript. Enjoy a highly productive, developer-first work environment.

- No scrum masters

- No daily stand-ups

- Work on challenging problems in the financial domain

- Use Node.JS, React, Redux, Gatsby, Typescript, MongoDB

- Fully remote work environment

Would suit engineers that have a high attention to detail and an appreciation for well-tested, readable code. All roles are full stack with the ability to lean towards FE/BE depending on preference. A demonstrated interest in financial/mathematic/cryptocurrency domains is preferred.

Send your resume to jobs <at> cryptotaxcalculator.io

I have sometimes wondered what the product manager writes on these types of Jira tickets..

CryptoTaxCalculator | Software Engineer (Typescript) | Sydney | Full Time | https://cryptotaxcalculator.io

We have multiple positions open for talented mid and senior software engineers with a strong understanding of JavaScript. Enjoy a highly productive, developer-first work environment.

- No scrum masters

- No daily stand-ups

- Work on challenging problems in the financial domain

- Use Node.JS, React, Redux, Gatsby, Typescript, MongoDB

- Fully remote work environment

Would suit engineers that have a high attention to detail and an appreciation for well-tested, readable code. All roles are full stack with the ability to lean towards FE/BE depending on preference. A demonstrated interest in financial/mathematic/cryptocurrency domains is preferred.

Send your resume to jobs <at> cryptotaxcalculator.io

Spin sales is probably the best book I have read on complex sales cycle. Terrible name though.

Very accessible charts showing why flattening the curve is so important. Thought it would be good to share among those who are not the most data savvy.

If anybody is looking for an anonymous free alternative I created a crypto tax calculator that supports 65+ exchanges

https://cryptotaxcalculator.io

TLDR: "For all of the previously described reasons, the period that we are now in looks a lot like 1937."

We are facing a combo of short term and long term debt cycles and correct policy decisions are more important then ever.

Chinese whispers.