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Woah, did not realize that, haha. Let me know if it works well!

My two cents, although there are probably some more people qualified to answer this: Avo, Sidekiq, Gorails etc. can make a living. Why couldn’t you?

Very true, although that might be a sign the market is too saturated, and there's no room for more libraries written in Ruby.

For context, this is the second voting. In the first 2021, 64% said no because the e-ID would have been administrated by private companies.

Related question: what is today‘s best solution for invoices?

This would depend on the exact use case. Feeding in the invoice directly to the model is - in my opinion - the best way to approach this. If you need to search over them, then directly embedding them as images is definitely a strong approach. Here's something we wrote explaining the process: https://www.morphik.ai/docs/concepts/colpali

A serious problem for many accounting start ups who so far faked it till it will work. In other words, they still need to do more manual labor than they thought. They will never be profitable and it will take years, if ever, until AI will substitute the local accountant.

There are rules for RoW and there are rules for the USA. Astonishing that the G7 falls in this trap again and again (for example Basel III). The US was a major driver in pillar 2 but won‘t adhere to it. Probably companies will restructure their organization to have two streams and exploit it. Despite GILTI, some US companies have low ETRs.

A lot of success of Magnificent 7 companies is tax optimisation, not just productivity gains.

For example you can check Amazon effective tax rate here

https://csimarket.com/stocks/singleProfitabilityRatiosy.php?...

...or "Jeff Bezos did not get rich by paying taxes"

Productivity measures are calculated pre-tax.

Indeed Geberit invented it and Toto marketed it. I have to say quite well.

For people without the resources, yes. For people that have a problem and resources, no. They pay for the best and want to be sure it‘s watertight.

Just get into and through Harvard Law, easy peasy...

The best programmers make good money too.

Quality is determined by a combination of network, reputation, and results, not your Alma mater. Search for a securities or criminal defense attorney, ask around, see if where they got their diploma plays into the referrals you get.

Unfortunately other banks, too. Not something to mention specifically in this case. We must admit that banks have gone too big and need to be split up in the future.