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tnr23

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    I founded a company and reached $6M ARR with >50% net profit margin. After 4 years decided to do a full rewrite. Finished it successfully within a year including full migration of …

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    Exactly this. It sounds easy but this type of creator who can do this is very rare but usually has a high success rate. This should be the defintion of the "10X dev"

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    Why do you feel offended? OP had the thesis that the "Norway sovereign fund" is funded by high taxes. This fund is also known as the "Oil fund": The Government Pension Fund Global,…

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    Norway oil is way more relevant for your thesis than Norway taxes

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    Comment #26899432

    The more this kind of platforms become relevant, the less they work to gain an edge at investing.

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    Tbh your achievement sounds like you added a lot of complexity (treating symptoms) instead of really trying to tackle the core of the problem.

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    Hopefully one of the necessary wake up calls for people to realize the centralized monopoly problem.

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    It's only Apple. The problem space of Netflix is easy.

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    You are mixing hard with complex. A PRNG is very simple (not complex) and hard (not easy).

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    Complexity is easy to build.

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    They use Gandi under the hood. Using Gandi directly is a much better experience

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    That was just an example to make the point clear which varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. But even in your 15% example the long term effects are very significant.

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    A problem that is usually not noticed with a wealth tax is that you have to pay the wealth tax from money which already has been taxed with some sort of income tax. Means a 2% weal…

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