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Let me remind the author where taxes are spent on:
Health Education Pensions Welfare Defence Policing Public infrastructure National debt interest Environmental protection Culture Government administration R&D
(maybe I forget a few things...)
TL;DR: He relies on 3 different online services to scan business receipts and track expenses. None are needed. He spends hours (days) trying to automate what he himself claims is only a few expenses per month (and shows a photo of a very thin folder of receipts). I can’t imagine his business will be ever very successful. He wastes too much time toying with simple things. But aside from that, if one wants a “no code”…
It is me or “no code” is just “Unix way” of cloud world?
if Unix utilities could do a thousand different things instead of just one - then yes :)
The second sentence ("First, you work all month, and then you give half of the money to those who didn't work.") is already so blatantly wrong and reactionary that I almost have to force myself to read on - after all, if the premise is already flawed what good can come of it?
I'm assuming you didn't actually force yourself to read on: > Disclaimer #2: My stupid jokes in this post are not intended to insult someone or impose any radical opinions. They're here for a better connection with reality through an ironic reflection of it. Because the stupidest things in the World are always done with a serious face. And yeah, I know how taxes work and I always pay for apps, even the shitty ones. B…
The second sentence ("First, you work all month, and then you give half of the money to those who didn't work.") is already so blatantly wrong and reactionary that I almost have to force myself to read on - after all, if the premise is already flawed what good can come of it?
Cool workflow he has developed. It seems taxes are too crazy everywhere.