Readit Newstnr23 commented on How to Do a Full Rewrite badsoftwareadvice.substac... · Posted by u/tate
I founded a company and reached $6M ARR with >50% net profit margin. After 4 years decided to do a full rewrite. Finished it successfully within a year including full migration of all clients. Was the best decision ever.
tnr23 commented on You don’t need to be “enterprise-ready” or “scalable” gorelay.co/t/why-you-don-... · Posted by u/gmays
Well it depends on what you're selling! Design for what you truly want to sell, and that will end up however it needs to end up, whether that's enterprise or not. This random blogger, and our random comments, can't tell you what you need. It has to emerge from the product development process like a sculpture from a block of marble.
Exactly this. It sounds easy but this type of creator who can do this is very rare but usually has a high success rate. This should be the defintion of the "10X dev"
tnr23 commented on How to have a billion dollar exit with zero capital gains tax axiomalpha.com/how-to-use... · Posted by u/the88doctor
Yea right, so is the German oil for Germany. /s
You seem to be quite the expert on Norway. Can you elaborate how they prop up social services with oil money?
Why do you feel offended?
OP had the thesis that the "Norway sovereign fund" is funded by high taxes. This fund is also known as the "Oil fund": The Government Pension Fund Global, also known as the Oil Fund, was established in 1990 to invest the surplus revenues of the Norwegian petroleum sector.
Conclusion: The Norwegian society is not just rich just because you are that smart. You obviously had a good portion of luck.
tnr23 commented on How to have a billion dollar exit with zero capital gains tax axiomalpha.com/how-to-use... · Posted by u/the88doctor
This is HN. we welcome diversity of views. this view you espouse, is not actually a minority view, but still, its a divisive topic.
I'm a high tax kinda guy. If we all had Norway taxes, we'd have Norway sovereign fund and EV and lifestyle (but maybe without SAD, because we're not all that far north)
Norway oil is way more relevant for your thesis than Norway taxes