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That's my loving horseshoe pit and you know it. That tears it. I'm getting quotes from all the lawn redistricting services in the area AND the property dispute aggravation companies and we're settling this matter in court no later than 2214.
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i checked out bad blood from the palo alto library  this guy did not run the book by a scientist tho, cause there are some lol science definitions in here. crabrock fucked around with this message at 16:22 on Apr 10, 2019 |
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The_Franz posted:they should just add a permanent address field to the back of the passport card and green card, maybe drop the initial issuance fee, and they would be the same as the national id cards in almost every other country. states can go back to just issuing driving permits instead of dealing with the documentation requirements, long lines and confused people that come with real id you can do that in some states; when i got my license i had several choices, one of which was a non-real id driving privilege card. they had all these tiers available
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bump_fn posted:you can travel within the eu with a national id card as long as it has the appropriate eu stamps on it. idk if the egates can scan them the way that they scan passports tho. but it’s the size of a card so fits in your wallet more easily id cards don't work at egates as they lack the chip with photo and fingerprint data. it's usually worth taking a passport to use the egates even if an id card works since you never know when your plane will arrive right behind one full of tourists who clog the staffed lines Broken Machine posted:you can do that in some states; when i got my license i had several choices, one of which was a non-real id driving privilege card. they had all these tiers available in other states, the only difference between a compliant an non-compliant card is the requirement of two proofs of address vs one, in which case it's not even worth getting a non-compliant one The_Franz fucked around with this message at 16:26 on Apr 10, 2019 |
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crabrock posted:i checked out bad blood from the palo alto library Like what? I didn't notice anything egregious
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crabrock posted:i checked out bad blood from the palo alto library i didn't notice anything ridiculous but i doubt it was any worse than what theranos was actually trying to do, lol
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graph posted:i use hrblock and i filed last weekend and fatfingered an entry and after clicking next the site was like 'uh why dont you review this again' Captain Foo posted:don't use h&r block yeah. I've been using freetaxusa.com the last several years and it's been good and simple handholding me through it just fine. im sure all of them are scummy and bad, but at least they're less bad than Intuit and HRBlock. would recommend
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asses teh yostax
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President Beep posted:asses teh yostax i already have to read your posts
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that's a surcharge!
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Greatbacon posted:Yeah, and at the same time the 1040 form was "streamlined" in the sense that most poo poo now just lives on another form you have to look up. Not to mention most of the good deductions that help people in the most precarious situations in their life got tubofucked if not outright eliminated. that's because of iirc ted cruz's dumbass "fit it on a postcard" proposal aaaaand the previous year's tax prep costs used to be deductible, but not anymore lol Shaggar posted:high tax states will complain because the current system lets them steal from the federal government, but they can gently caress off and deal with it or fix their own systems lol the high tax state of california's theft from the feds
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:that's because of iirc ted cruz's dumbass "fit it on a postcard" proposal turbotax's explanation for why i had to pay more money included scare quotes around "fit on a postcard" which i thought was funny yes i know they were just literally quoting and not scarequoting, you're not going to retroactively take away the giggle that i had
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:lol the high tax state of california's theft from the feds haha right? current guy i’m working with is a republican and has been bitching about how his taxes went up. somehow me pointing out that republicans raised his taxes just isn’t sticking ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Rex-Goliath posted:haha right? ask him how the walls going we all know that’s his real motivation to be a Republican
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:that's because of iirc ted cruz's dumbass "fit it on a postcard" proposal state and local deductions are subsidies for those taxes
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i like to think of it as being a kickback for basically being the federal income
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Shaggar posted:state and local deductions are subsidies for those taxes maine receives $1.74 for every dollar it gives to the feds
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yeah its a poor state. the wealthy ones need to pay their share
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welfare for me but not for thee
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Sagebrush posted:Like what? I didn't notice anything egregious nah, just little things like "earned a postdoctorate from stanford" (it's a job position, you don't get anything like a degree) and "chemoluminescent immunoassay (assay is synonymous with 'blood test')" which A) assay is not necessarily the hardest concept to grasp in that phrase andB) it doesn't mean "blood test" so much as "any test." minor nitpicks the rest of the book is fantastic  i went to a meeting yesterday where somebody told us we should consider selling scientific papers by the paragraph from the block chain and it was pretty lol moment for me. he was convinced that scientists would jump at the chance to sell their own work instead of paying publishers to do it. like... the people who upload preprints for free and the point of a journal is the prestige, not to sell it.
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quote:You’ve probably already read about Quarkus, but you may not know that the superfast startup speed of Quarkus makes it the best candidate for working with Knative and serverless for your Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) projects.
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I made a bot read 1000 startup proposals and
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crabrock posted:(assay is synonymous with 'blood test') assay just means test, it's also used in mining - a fire assay is a destructive test to see what kinda metals are in a rock dug up outta the ground
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ADINSX posted:Yeah same. I used turbo tax for the first time... I used to go with an accountant but even the premium version of turbo tax is cheaper (Still extremely expensive) i used creditkarma cause its free and works well enough Shaggar posted:deductions and credits should just be eliminated entirely so the irs can just take out exactly whats needed from every paycheck and you never interact with them ever. 
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:assay just means test, it's also used in mining - a fire assay is a destructive test to see what kinda metals are in a rock dug up outta the ground yes, that's what i was nitpicking. the author said it meant "blood test"
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immunoassay does sound cooler tbf
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By the way, usually your local college offers free tax prep if you're not going to do a lot of deductions. Of course, that would involve interacting with non-STEM parts, but I'm sure you can deal. If you can't, just say it's mathematics! Simple.
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*ring ring* hi, it's your boss. you're two standard deviations above our average for maternity leave. come back or you're fired
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haveblue posted:*ring ring* hi, it's your boss. you're two hours above our average for maternity leave. come back or you're fired
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no, i have the data right in front of me, you merely suffered class 2 vaginal tearing which is a typical outcome - if you had required sutures or had complications in recovery you should have noted it in the app
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:no, i have the data right in front of me, you merely suffered class 2 vaginal tearing which is a typical outcome - if you had required sutures or had complications in recovery you should have noted it in the app lol this was me trying to extend my disability leave to what the doctor actually wanted. he submitted notes saying I had areas of missing skin, tissue necrosis, etc, but because he said I was recovering at an above average pace they tried to make me come back to work 3 weeks out from a major surgery. he had to basically say I would die if his date wasn't respected to get things approved. I bet its a thousand times worse for pregnant cis women because giving birth is "normal" so you should be ready for action right after right?
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I want them to have a healthy baby because it's great for our business experience,
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i'm sorry, but your latest fitbit sync shows that your child is consistently waking you up at 3:30am, this is a completely unacceptable degradation to your productivity. have you considered sleeping pills and just letting the child scream through the night? i'm noting this for your annual evaluation
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Suspicious Dish posted:I want them to have a healthy baby because it's great for our business experience,
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federal prosecutors: well known for running bluffs and kidding around
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well known for overcharging and underdelivering, atleast.
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