Taki, I hope you'll go with that FPGA for Mister v2 🙏
March 25, 2025 at 8:28 AM
Taki, I hope you'll go with that FPGA for Mister v2 🙏
smaller packages with lower value, lowering the declared value of the goods to sub $150 and so on. In the end many packages are delivered with wrong value declaration and so EU is missing a lot of VAT. Higher tariffs simply raise creative ways to prevent them and f*** with the State.
February 5, 2025 at 3:50 PM
smaller packages with lower value, lowering the declared value of the goods to sub $150 and so on. In the end many packages are delivered with wrong value declaration and so EU is missing a lot of VAT. Higher tariffs simply raise creative ways to prevent them and f*** with the State.
However, if you order goods > $150 then your postal carrier (DHL, UPS, FedEx..) will at least add additionally $20 or 2% of total VAT if > $20 for handling the customs because CN shop will not process them forces by EU import laws. This leads to creative delivery tactics: Splitting packages up in
February 5, 2025 at 3:46 PM
However, if you order goods > $150 then your postal carrier (DHL, UPS, FedEx..) will at least add additionally $20 or 2% of total VAT if > $20 for handling the customs because CN shop will not process them forces by EU import laws. This leads to creative delivery tactics: Splitting packages up in
Here is how it works for EU (GER):
- if you order something in CN < $150 (p&p + value of goods)
then tax needs to be submitted by CN shop to EU tax collector which will spread the tax across EU countries tax administrations
- you only pay VAT (19% of total incl. shipping) on top of your order
- if you order something in CN < $150 (p&p + value of goods)
then tax needs to be submitted by CN shop to EU tax collector which will spread the tax across EU countries tax administrations
- you only pay VAT (19% of total incl. shipping) on top of your order
February 5, 2025 at 3:43 PM
Here is how it works for EU (GER):
- if you order something in CN < $150 (p&p + value of goods)
then tax needs to be submitted by CN shop to EU tax collector which will spread the tax across EU countries tax administrations
- you only pay VAT (19% of total incl. shipping) on top of your order
- if you order something in CN < $150 (p&p + value of goods)
then tax needs to be submitted by CN shop to EU tax collector which will spread the tax across EU countries tax administrations
- you only pay VAT (19% of total incl. shipping) on top of your order
The commemoration report for Franz Beckenbauer was in contrast 4 mins long.
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January 20, 2024 at 5:31 PM
The commemoration report for Franz Beckenbauer was in contrast 4 mins long.
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Happy new year to you, hope you had a great party at the gate ☺
January 1, 2024 at 10:33 AM
Happy new year to you, hope you had a great party at the gate ☺
The only downsize is when compiling into WASM that the Go compiler will build rather large .wasm files compared to other languages like Rust or Zig. However for CLIs and microservices (or backend stuff in general) you can't find anything better (speed vs. complexity vs. cost vs. flexibility).
October 27, 2023 at 9:08 AM
The only downsize is when compiling into WASM that the Go compiler will build rather large .wasm files compared to other languages like Rust or Zig. However for CLIs and microservices (or backend stuff in general) you can't find anything better (speed vs. complexity vs. cost vs. flexibility).
Pro tip: You can strip down your golang binaries even more using compiler flags to remove debug infos like '-ldflags="-s -w"'. Additionally you can use '-trimpath' build flag to remove module paths from your executable saving additional bytes.
October 27, 2023 at 9:03 AM
Pro tip: You can strip down your golang binaries even more using compiler flags to remove debug infos like '-ldflags="-s -w"'. Additionally you can use '-trimpath' build flag to remove module paths from your executable saving additional bytes.
Well, running JS/TS as webassembly requires a JS runtime running inside WASM runtime running your JS or TS to JS transpiled code. The crazy thing is devs are doing it that way and it's not too slow. I would personally prefer system languages like Rust or Zig.
BTW nice avatar 😉
BTW nice avatar 😉
October 23, 2023 at 12:43 PM
Well, running JS/TS as webassembly requires a JS runtime running inside WASM runtime running your JS or TS to JS transpiled code. The crazy thing is devs are doing it that way and it's not too slow. I would personally prefer system languages like Rust or Zig.
BTW nice avatar 😉
BTW nice avatar 😉
Hi Rose, I would add option 4) polls 😉
October 20, 2023 at 7:31 AM
Hi Rose, I would add option 4) polls 😉
Guys, I've heard there is something completely freaking new tech (like Bluesky) in the internet called "email" 📧 🐌
October 18, 2023 at 5:55 PM
Guys, I've heard there is something completely freaking new tech (like Bluesky) in the internet called "email" 📧 🐌
Welp, I think a good mindset here at Bluesky is that everything you post will be public like chatting at IRC, Matrix rooms or publishing on your public Wordpress site Google scrapes the second it became online. It's a game changer to use this 🧠 before you post public 😉.
October 17, 2023 at 12:53 PM
Welp, I think a good mindset here at Bluesky is that everything you post will be public like chatting at IRC, Matrix rooms or publishing on your public Wordpress site Google scrapes the second it became online. It's a game changer to use this 🧠 before you post public 😉.
As a side note: Could you please add a link to Github release notes for your tech savvy users on future announcements? 🙏
October 17, 2023 at 7:09 AM
As a side note: Could you please add a link to Github release notes for your tech savvy users on future announcements? 🙏