IMHO. You would presumably be doing business as a sole proprietor and
not as a corporation and would hire them as independent contractors,
then I think the answer is no, because their contract will bestow no
employment benefits. But I am not an attorney, so I'd consult my local
friendly
Dear Russ,
Your 500 workers will soon hopefully be covered by the Affordable Care Act.
Fortunately, the President, for a change, seems to be making up for
businessmen and corporations who don't think paying health insurance is in
the interest of their profit making goals.
On Fri, Dec 6, 2013
On 12/05/2013 05:15 PM, Roger Critchlow wrote:
Charles Stross (twitter @cstross) trained up his own off the KJV and the
compete works of H P Lovecraft: the strangely open doorway with the
generation of poets is enormous.
Nice! I can't seem to find a URL or handle for LoveBible.pl, though.
Do
Just curious. Has anyone knowledge of this course and/or the
school/instructors?
https://www.edx.org/course/utaustinx/utaustinx-ut-5-01x-linear-algebra-1162
One interesting thing in the FAQ was computer requirements:
What software do I need for the
However, sometimes the people you think are independent contractors
actually aren't (determined by audit or by filing a request with the IRS
and/or your state). As I understand it, if these people are determined
to be employees, then you are an employer and the rules about providing
health
This is exaclty how we operate at my company and I have found it to be an
incredible time saver. The alternative requires detective work to solve every
problem for every user. If everyone is using the same Vagrant box then solving
the problems of one user can be applied to all of the other
Here’s a new slogan off the top of my head: “If it isn’t virtual, it isn’t
real.” :-)
I use VMWare Fusion on my MacBook Pro, although I’ve generally been impressed
with VirtualBox (the price is certainly right).
Lately, I’ve been using a VM within a VM. I need to maintain an app on some
It sure would be a lot simpler if everyone (employers and employees alike)
simply had to pay into a single plan, like most of the developed world. But,
we’re the USA, and we know better :-)
On Dec 6, 2013, at 12:39 PM, glen e. p. ropella g...@tempusdictum.com wrote:
However, sometimes the
On 12/06/2013 10:56 AM, Gary Schiltz wrote:
Lately, I’ve been using a VM within a VM.
One of the problems I have with this:
http://www.simulation-argument.com/faq.html is the potential for
infinite regress. At that point, I think it boils down to whether you
accept this:
You are bit by bit dragging me out on thin ice here (statistics and
probability) which is fine, so long as you are prepared to rescue me.
I think, as a matter of practice, that the strength of an inference is
determined *a priori* when you define your population and select your
sample size.
Great input, thanks!
I admit to being a browser fan-boy just because, beyond needing a modern
browser, its config-free.
But I'm definitely open to zero-config of any sort. Will report.
BTW: The linear algebra course the MOOC is modeled after uses Strang's
Linear Algebra.
Tom: (10/11/09)
I am subscribed to a MOO programmers list, and someone offered a Vagrant
file for MOO tools; so besides eliminating dependency problems it can be
used to giftwrap goodies. However, virtualisation still takes a little
setting up and although performance has improved considerably in recent
times
Hi Nick (who started the thread, regarding induction, but teasing with current
events), and Arlo who has kept it alive,
For days I have been trying not to respond, but …
This is about the nuclear option, not about induction.
Malcolm Gladwell had a piece in the New Yorker about David and
Eric writes:
There is a kind of meanness or cynicism that likes to see hope dashed and
beauty destroyed, and this
meanness answers me by saying that if it isn't in the rules enforced with a
gun, it isn't real, and only
patsies fail to know that.
What a fantastic post.
I would answer this
I would answer this way, but it isn't because I want to see hope dashed and
beauty destroyed. It's because
I want to destroy the destroyers.
Marcus
Yes. I understand.
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You might find the IRS Topic 762 - Independent Contractor vs. Employee
useful at:
http://www.irs.gov/taxtopics/tc762.html
It says it was updated in October this year so hopefully any ACA impacts
have been applied. Some links to pdf docs provide expanded info.
However this tends to approach
Yeah, the feds are the lesser worry, though (in my opinion). It's the
states you have to watch out for, especially during budget shortfalls
and periods of high unemployment.
On 12/06/2013 02:52 PM, Robert J. Cordingley wrote:
You might find the IRS Topic 762 - Independent Contractor vs.
Thanks Joyce! I did receive the message you forwarded to me. I think I’m set.
Jim
On Dec 6, 2013, at 1:50 PM, Eric Smith desm...@santafe.edu wrote:
Hi Nick (who started the thread, regarding induction, but teasing with
current events), and Arlo who has kept it alive,
For days I have been
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