Chat archive · 2017-09

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30514

so why make this complication for such a small outcome

hashingpro · · #30515

k.i.s.s.

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30516

does not add up

Steve Sokolowski · · #30517

the first rule of bugs is don’t change anything that works

hashingpro · · #30518

do no harm

Steve Sokolowski · · #30519

I need to stop talking so I can get back to work

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30520

bullshit

Steve Sokolowski · · #30521

will come back later after I’ve validated numbers

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30522

just because it has not fucked up yet it does not mean it won’t

hashingpro · · #30523

go fix them bugs steve

hashingpro · · #30524

so while we are stale...no credit? like from 1-6 am http://i713.photobucket.com/albums/ww13 ... 6brvni.png

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30525

this is the problem with IT guys doing real world software

Steve Sokolowski · · #30526

Chris will deal with the investigation into the missing shares when he gets to the support tickets

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30527

I write mission critical safety systems software and when it has to work with no eexceptions allowed you take a whole different approach

hashingpro · · #30528

sorry losing 25% of my daily hash has me a bit worried no?

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30529

there is no, can you just send that email again in real time control systems

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30530

and in safety systems even less so

Steve Sokolowski · · #30531

I understand what you’re saying, and I fully agree, but we’re doing what can be done with limited time

Steve Sokolowski · · #30532

I can’t do more than 25 hours on this project - need to sleep sometime

Steve Sokolowski · · #30533

fortunately, this is not a safety-critical system

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30534

I also understand that, but despite the tone of my comments I am both putting a view forwards and trying to make constructive criticism

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30535

yes and is not safety critical, but once a block has been accepted by concensus there is no goign back, so there are some paralells here

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30536

and for some people the losses are very real and important to them

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30537

I do this as a hobby, for some people it is life

Steve Sokolowski · · #30538

unfortunately, I understand that

Steve Sokolowski · · #30539

I’d love to provide better service, but we can’t go faster than the lawyer

Steve Sokolowski · · #30540

we know what the problems are and how to fix them, it’s just time

mironbot · · #30541

@Steve Sokolowski :  restart please )

Steve Sokolowski · · #30542

why?

mironbot · · #30543

@Steve Sokolowski :  problems appeared after the last restart4 hours ago

Steve Sokolowski · · #30544

what kind of problems?

hashingpro · · #30545

good problems bad problems?

mironbot · · #30546

@Steve Sokolowski :  problems that everyone here were speacking about for the last 2-3 hours

Steve Sokolowski · · #30547

there’s lots of problems, which ones are you talking about?

Steve Sokolowski · · #30548

some minor, some major

mironbot · · #30549

@hashingpro :  hat good problems are look like? )))

mironbot · · #30550

@Steve Sokolowski :  problems with solo mining, i guess

hashingpro · · #30551

good problem...I have to pay $50,000 in taxes. God ecause I earned that much income that I have to pay that much 8)

mironbot · · #30552

@hashingpro :  it’s not a problem though ))

hashingpro · · #30553

Wish you all had that same problem.

centar · · #30554

all from mining?

hashingpro · · #30555

not all from mining now.

hashingpro · · #30556

no.

hashingpro · · #30557

but back to the issue what problems with solo ming?

hashingpro · · #30558

just no luck?

hashingpro · · #30559

fish not biting today?

Forum notification · · #30560

has started a new topic: why the gulden

futuredenied · · #30561

this is like water world on the exxon valdez when the decon asks what the problem is and the long haired guy answers " we out-growed it"....

Steve Sokolowski · · #30562

hmmm, I think I came across something interesting, where there might be half-open connections left

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30563

Steve Sokolowski wrote: I’d love to provide better service, but we can’t go faster than the lawyer
what is the problem the lawyer needs to solve?

Steve Sokolowski · · #30564

bluelemonadecrypto wrote:
Steve Sokolowski wrote: I’d love to provide better service, but we can’t go faster than the lawyer
what is the problem the lawyer needs to solve?
there’s no particular problem, we just need an evaluation to see whether any legal requirements would make the business unprofitable

Steve Sokolowski · · #30565

there are some concerns, but talking about them would cause them to become unprotected

Steve Sokolowski · · #30566

so they can’t be discussed

Steve Sokolowski · · #30567

anything disclosed loses privilege

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30568

other pools base their servers in a certain country, I presume to avoid certain legalities

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30569

and Estonia is open to digital citizenship for company ownership for tech companies, especially blockchain ones

hashingpro · · #30570

and paying taxes

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30571

and seem very blockchain friendly

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30572

yes and company taxes in Estonia are low

hashingpro · · #30573

other pools dont pay taxes so they can run with less profit

hashingpro · · #30574

Steve and Chris expect to continue to live in the USA for a few more years

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30575

but for me in Oz such an arrangement still requires payment of personal taxes to ATO anytime I actually draw any money into the country to spend

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30576

you do not need to live in Estonia to be a digital citizen there

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30577

in fact digital citizenship gives you no right of entry

dog1965 · · #30578

you have to pay tax on your crypto profit hugh ?

dog1965 · · #30579

huh?

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30580

but you can start a company and use their banking and tax system for the company

hashingpro · · #30581

yeah capital gains at the very least

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30582

but in Oz we have a deal that if you hold an asset for 12 months you get a 50% disocunt on tax

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30583

so if you earn nothing else for the year you can take 50k of capital gains and pay $1224 tax and be squeeky clean

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30584

and sleep easy at night

dog1965 · · #30585

if you tax a shit in your bathroom you have to pay tax.

dog1965 · · #30586

toilet

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30587

so for me this is why crypto is so profitable, because as long as I work I am in the 50% tax bracket, if I mine and don’t spend the coins until I don’t work for a year each dollar I mine is worth 2 to me

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30588

in simplistic terms

dog1965 · · #30589

hide your profit no ?

dog1965 · · #30590

take

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30591

don’t need to bother, my crypto mining is in joint name with wife, no tax until turned to fiat

dog1965 · · #30592

ah thats were they get you.

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30593

so if we wait until a year off, we can cash out cryptos of 100k cash and pay 2.5k tax and all legit

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30594

pretty attractive when you look at it that way

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30595

if we wanted to avoid that even, there are ways, but I feel just pay the tax and sleep easy at night

dog1965 · · #30596

they will tax you for the gree air you breath mf!!!

dog1965 · · #30597

free

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30598

yes but there are legitimate and ethical ways to do things to minimise the tax you pay, but some of them require you not to take instant profit

dog1965 · · #30599

they make enough taxes on everybody I wouldn’t I would hide it.

dog1965 · · #30600

you earned that money they didnt

dog1965 · · #30601

.

dog1965 · · #30602

I see your point though. but sometimes you have to be unethical to survive.

hashingpro · · #30603

dog thats really ez to do when you only make 3K a year in your paypal mining.

hashingpro · · #30604

Try pulling in over 20K and see if IRS doesnt come knocking looking for a share

hashingpro · · #30605

blue what is OZ?

hashingpro · · #30606

besides somewhere over the rainbow?

hashingpro · · #30607

im jealous of waiting a year and only paying 2.5%.

hashingpro · · #30608

waiting a year in the US drops it from 33 to 15%

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30609

Australia

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30610

we don’t wait a year to pay 2.5%, we wait a year to half the amount taxed, then it gets taxed at our "marginal rate"

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30611

we have sliding scale, so first 20k is tax free

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30612

going up to basically 50 cents in the dollar at 180k a year

bluelemonadecrypto · · #30613

so at 250k a year you pay almost exactly 100k a year income tax