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I used to spend a lot of time on games, then I realised what a waste of time it is, when you can spend that time learning or creating stuff.
You're absolutely correct, it's new, not in mainline Linux kernel yet etc.

I just mentioned it as it's a cool project and in time will help address some of the limitations you mention.
OneNote is also more importantly completely free on all platforms including all of it's cloud features.

Besides OneNote being much better for handwritten and typed note taking as well as "rich notes" one of the most best features it has is email to note which means that even if you have to take notes on a machine that doesn't have it or you can't log in into OneNote from it or if you want to take notes from someone else it can be easily done via emailing to your you@onenote.com address and the auto formatting is pretty awesome.
Worked for me in Firefox private browsing
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Hello, this is Jacobo, cofounder @ Arengu.

We are launching Arengu to help you easily build and optimize your sign-up process without dealing with complex integrations or wasting valuable development resources.

We are still in public beta and improving our platform before we our final release, so I would really appreciate any kind of feedback or if you have any interesting use case where we can help you with Arengu.

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What’s behind Bitcoin’s 24 percent price rise?
Could you give some example?
Push your own ecommerce channels, there is no need to rely solely on Amazon.
Yep... my apologies..

The blog led me to their "1.1.1.1 app", which I installed and found created a VPN on my iOS device that only tunneled DNS traffic.

This "warp" thing, which is not released you can only go on a waiting list for, will apparently tunnel all traffic.

My apologies for the error.
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My net-worth update in March
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Skepticism greets fossils claimed to record dinosaur-killing asteroid impact
Have you had the new 2.0 version? Reviews say it's much better. They're still rolling it out to retailers.
Google shuts failed social network Google+
Tungsten Clustering 6.0.5 and Tungsten Replicator 6.0.5 Released
I would be happier if Firefox dropped the prompts "feature" completely. Just ignore it. Less code, less dependencies, and less hassle for everyone involved.
Indian govt doesn't have to - Reliance Jio is proactively censoring all sorts of "problematic" sites without any government mandate. they took down reddit for some states already
I really like the UX of paper, but I feel like it stopped moving forward, and unfortunately it seems to be moving further away from straight markdown little by little. That said, it's still my go-to for writing anything that requires quick and easy inline styling and formatting.

Notion looks great, but I'm still on the fence about it. I tried it a couple months ago and can't say I loved the mobile experience on Android. I should probably give it another shot.
Eh, if a murderous white supremacist has a strategy we should at least ask if the strategy can work before we exactly play into it.
They really need an international treaty to stop these valueless demonstrations of power.

Sure it shows you've got capabilities for shooting down really low satelites, but it also shows you don't have consideration for the effect this will have. If we don't cooperate globally and stop so much space debris being created some orbital ranges could become impractical to use and manned space flight becomes even more dangerous.
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For your information, the one country that is pushing forward for more restrictions on Internet on the world is called "The United States of America".

All the copyright laws in Germany, France, Canada, New Zealand, UK and Australia, come after the US demands the change in law or else they will apply economic sanctions in commerce.

You probably live in the US and are under the influence of propaganda(like pronouncing constantly void phrases like "land of the freedom"). You should get out and live in another country for a while to get perspective.
India arguably became a superpower when they acquired their first nuclear bomb in 1974.

However, the recent Kashmir conflict has not made their conventional forces look very good.
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> Your first programming language constrains how you think

I call bullshit on that. A whole generation of programmers started with BASIC and went on to different languages. I went from BASIC to Pascal and had no problem at all going from GOTO to structured programming, but I did miss the REPL of BASIC.

Btw. if BASIC cripples your mind, then so would Assembler, which is presumably how how Dijkstras generation got their start.

Honestly I think it was just snobbishness. BASIC was available on cheep microcomputers which was affordable for regular people and hobbyists, as opposed to the machines and languages only available for businesses and academics.
I've gotten tired of these superficial kinds of games and find myself returning to / relearning such heavyweights as Elite Dangerous and Eve Online. The learning curve especially on the latter is stellar but as a way of really really chilling out they are both amazing. I've probably always enjoyed the learning part the most.

Having said that I'm guilty of having way more titles in my Steam library (most probably still far deeper than what the article regards) than I'll ever play. There's a certain addictive element, combined with the optimism of having the time to do them all.

(I prefer to read HN or watch Netflix if I need chill time on the mobile, and keep it free of games, even though my S10+ is just about the latest and greatest.)
Medical conditions are usually binary choices.
They are different!

They are from another country and bring with them their own views, traditions and culture... They don't get mind-wiped when they land on US soil.
Idaho energy profile overview :

https://www.eia.gov/state/?sid=ID

Hydroelectric power supplied 60% of net electricity generation in Idaho in 2017. If a large share of it were pumped storage hydro, that would be very helpful for a 100% renewable target (free electricity storage to replace batteries).

Idaho generates 0.4% of the USA's electricity.
There have been studies on how people choose food, and there are two factors that dominate: taste and cost. If it's cheaper and tastes good, it wins.

(Source: the recent book Clean Meat.)
Also worked for me in Chrome's incognito
I think this is more a problem with your feeling than the actual process.

You're focusing on the person who got falsely detected as healthy, and are ignoring the people who would be correctly detected as unhealthy. That's why the important question is expected outcomes.

I don't really care whether the doctor gets to be morally culpable or not. I'm not sure why I would ever care about something like that as a patient. If I get sick and die, the fact that a person was responsible rather than an algorithm gives me precisely zero comfort.
Paper does this right with single `$` for inline math and double `$$` for math blocks. Currently, Notions supports only math blocks and you can invoke those with `/math`.
There is a treaty against the militarisation of space, but it doesn't cover this. Ironically India was recently arguing for it to be strengthened. https://www.nti.org/gsn/article/india-urges-strengthening-ou...
I tried using it years ago over the span of a couple months and found syncing to be absolutely atrocious. It'd delete pages of notes if they didn't exist on the other computer I was syncing to and then they were simply gone forever.

Dropbox was getting huge around the same time. I started just saving my text notes in a dropbox folder. Never had any syncing errors, deleted Evernote, and never looked back. I'm sure they've improved since then, but it's hard to go back after such a sour first impression.
I like http://webmsx.org/ a lot. Works right inside your browser.
A quick look suggests it might be trying to do something with geolocation.

I didn't get the message in Chrome.
When did this happen? Maybe it affected limited number of users. I use google play books all the time and this was never an issue for me.
Apple arcade is a paid service for non freemium apps(from my understanding of the junket). you pay to not be nagged and get quality games.

if they allow freemium then what is the point? people will just ignore it in favor of the app store in that case.
And you can't think of any valid use-case for notifications for anyone? Bearing in mind that we are talking about a huge range of potential apps that now run in the browser?

How about communication apps? Or reminder apps?
The things that can be owned are not necessarily physical. Think of intellectual property, which is essentially information about the permutations into which that physical matter can be arranged, and you'll notice that there's a huge excess of potential ownership. Financial derivatives are similarly only very loosely related to the world of material, and yet they account for trillions of dollars’ worth.
Facebook Enters EMR Business
The symptoms of histamine intolerance can be quite different. I am not aware of any test that really gives a definite answer. You can only keep a diet and look if the symptoms get better and then after some time try again food rich on histamines and look if the symptoms come back.
Strong Tesla sales push Norway to 58% zero-emission share in March
The movie “Gravity“ was based on such a scenario, although there it were the Russians that shot down a satellite, resulting in the debris to hit a space shuttle and destroy it.

Not happy to see reality catch on so fast with science fiction to be honest.
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I think there are many good reasons to block that video that have nothing to do with radicalisation. For a start this is footage of the deaths of dozens of people who, along with their families, have a right to privacy.
> and we did destroy all the habitats in the process.

The deforestation of the UK is a lot older than I think many people realise. I used to have a really good link but can’t locate it now, https://treesforlife.org.uk/forest/deforestation/ is a less detailed timeline which looks to convey a similar story.

> The peak for Scotland's woodlands was about 5,000 years ago, when tree cover and diversity was at its greatest extent.

> "natural changes in climate, and around 4,500 years ago" and "The treeline became lower"

> By the time the Romans arrived, over half of our native forests had been lost

> By the 18th century, woodland cover reached its all time low

I’m not sure how I feel about lambasting other countries for deforestation after we’ve done ours. Perhaps we should offer to return ours to its natural state to set a good example……..
Wow, thanks for sharing, unbelievable story, hope you can find a quick resolution. Hopefully the buzz from this post ends up being a net positive for your business.

To anyone questioning why breaking up big tech is important, just imagine doing nothing wrong an receiving a form email like this in regards to your livelihood: https://i.imgur.com/gWewbd1.png
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I think they need to bet the farm on collaboration. Maybe focus on building a solution for the education market.

Perhaps even roll the dice on AR applications.

I say this as someone who has wanted to love Evernote, but has ultimately stuck with pen and paper and occasionally Google Keep.
I'd say that behavioural economics is the field that has made the greatest progress over the past one/two decades (though it pains me profoundly to say so because it's the furthest removed from my area of the discipline).
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There are numerous cases of gaming addiction out there, with the most extreme stories occurring in some cafes in China. Just because gaming has a high utility value for you doesn't mean others can't be affected negatively.

I have yet to see anyone seeking treatment because they read too many books or spend too much time with their friends.
Economics and financial systems: Efficient market hypothesis
> I'm guessing whatever system has faster compute cycles will win the race of who hashes first? Will you be able to tell who's hash gets there first

Yes, but it's not just about hashing power though. And there's no nonce like Bitcoin. It's mostly about deep learning inference power. You can see the process described on the website under "Unrewriteable History And Reasonable Storage Requirements" (though I'll probably change that title soon and call it "[something] Merkle Tree"). I've copied the last bullet point here...

* The process of producing the next Merkle Tree is a competition any node can compete in. A person who cultivates real trees is an Arborist so we'll use that term. Our "arborists" will also need to perform inference on the frames that were randomly selected for evaluation based on the last Merkle root, and will need to publish each frame's digest tuple and the "reserved digest" (see diagram). If the original node holding the reserved digest signs the arborist's digest, it generates that node's reward coins and a percentage goes to the arborist. But that will only propogate if that arborist's tree is also accepted by a majority of the network. Therefore, as long as (1) there is always active competition to compute the Merkle Tree by statistically verifying the work of all other nodes and (2) over 50% of every active node prevents inflation of the money supply by rejecting trees that don't pass their proof-of-work, then all rational (self-interested) nodes will have to be honest.
Whenever I read this advice, I can't help but feel it's futile.

Do you realize how hard it is to gain people's attention without being on one of the major platforms? How do you get people to come to your website, to trust your service and give you their credit card details? How do you accept payments? You have to use something like PayPal or Stripe, also platforms which can ban you for any (or no) reason. The economics are unworkable, and platforms are unavoidable.

This is our new reality.
Also from Finland, the left wing (Social Democrat, Left Alliance) MEPs voted in favor of Article 13 recently.
When the Link Between Space and Time Will Be Intuitive
Not always my first BASIC programs where written on coding sheets and we got the results a week later :-)
I don't think Evernote need(s/ed) a team version, but I do think its not sufficiently better to current alternatives for note-taking and bookmarking. I use Pocket for tagged bookmarks and OneNote when I want more context.

Where there is a gap in the market, tying notation to memory and productivity, would be some kind of notation context and intelligent reminder (e.g these web tabs, that note, this tag) tied to some event or place where it would be useful - you're in the workshed and picking up some old project; its someone's birthday you wanted to remind them about xyz. Now that would be a genuinely useful memory aid.
Redis (As Extension) in Postgres
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I wouldn’t jump to conclusions. My company pays FAANG total comp in cash. Private company.
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Ask HN: Sales/Marketing Strategy for Enterprise Fund Data Management Solution
We are the proud owners of a software solution called Fundipedia which has some of the world's premier financial institutions as customers (e.g. Barclays).

Through word of mouth we've recently experienced rapid growth and acquired a handful of new customers.

We wish to capitalise on this momentum and use the names of existing customers to continue to grow.

Our problem is that we know which companies might benefit from Fundipedia but we don't know how to find the right people in those companies to speak with and how to approach them.

I'd love to hear from anybody with any experience in this area of enterprise sales, particular in the financial industry. Are we destined for trade shows? Should I hang out on Linked In? Is there another method that I'm unaware of?

Thanks
I think you're confusing hyper-casual and midcore games. Hyper-casual don't push for monetization and optimize retention at all costs; what you're talking (especially with idle-time travian-type games) are midcore games with much higher LTV and UA costs.
I recommend that you read the article below. At the very least, you might find some solace in knowing that you are not alone. Alternatively, you could reach out to some of the consultants mentioned in the article, who specialise in unravelling the Amazon ToS and act as arbitrers.

Good luck.

https://www.theverge.com/2018/12/19/18140799/amazon-marketpl...
I like small games. They force an emphasis on game design.

How about restricting yourself to QR code sized games?
The maximum size of a QR code is 2,953 bytes. You may want to use "H" error correction level instead which can recover 30% of errors.
Thus, but unironically.
They are A/B testing it, or rolling it out slowly. I saw reports a few weeks ago, but didn't get hit with it myself until today.
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Nukes only really work when you flex against someone without them, see Russia and the Ukraine or America and most the world.

The dick waving contest between India and Pakistan is probably the scariest situation on earth right now.
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I would pay big money for one single feature that's for some reason is missing in their premium tier: backups. What's up with that?
Bloviate – A tool to reconstruct text using Markov chains of varying length
For me, it was close contact with addicted gamers and watching how their interactions with other people changed over time. Addicted gamer is not the same as gamer. I used to like games, going to through this and realizing that those games are specifically build to cause such affection and community specifically praises it made me unwilling to play again ever.

Even when I still played and did not yet seen addiction in practice up close yet, I realized that complex game with storylines and online multiplayer games are build for people who have the kind of free time that is incompatible with full time job, family and additional learning.
Note that not just Sci-Hub but Libgen was blocked as well. Libgen hosts academic works, sure, but it also hosts literature, including popular literature like everyone’s favourite science-fiction and fantasy series, children’s books, etc. So, the "access to knowledge should be open and free; the public might have paid for it anyway" isn’t a suitable defense of it here. As a big fan of Libgen who has scanned and uploaded many books myself, I would rather take an overall position against copyright in general, regardless of whether the text matches what people think of as "knowledge" or not.
> "football" [...] "drinking with friends" [...] videogames

One of these is not like the others.
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Sungard plans bankruptcy reboot; hedge funds to replace buyout artists
They are claiming copyright on the works something they don't own - even if you put something into the public domain you still can claim copyright - Getty can't go around licensing your copyright to others without your permission, much less demanding money because they claim that they own it.

What they can do is resell things in the public domain, what they can't do is shake people down for licensing fees
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'Uber of Iran' hits 2M rides a day
This won't happen. Maglev is a technology that's actually feasible and fast, and has been under research and testing since the 70s. Chuo Shinkansen between Tokyo and Nagoya is currently under construction and they're basically tunneling in a straight line through all the mountains. This is what everyone should be doing instead of unproven Hyperloop tech.
I saw a guy pitching a location based notes app years ago one morning on CNBC. I believe it was called "Acorns" (not the investment app). I was super hyped for it. Would mean the wife could just jot a note about grocery items at any point during the week and I'd get an alert whenever I got to the grocery store. Brilliant. No "don't forget milk" texts, which I forget because it's not on my actual list.

But it never launched. Or did under a new name I was unaware of. I've been waiting for location features for a long long time.
Glad to hear that the funds are safu.
> Also, a request for a specific IP-address block was denied. The court sided with the ISPs, who argued that they should have the freedom to choose their own blocking method, including DNS blocking. That does mean, however, that the ISPs will also have to bear the costs.

There are several issues that make blocking a website ineffective:

- if you intercept and replace DNS responses for these sites then users with DNS-over-HTTPS or DNS-over-TCP will bypass the block. So let's promote using DoH/DoT and enabling it by default instead of relying on ISP's DNS servers.

- if you examine the domain name in SSL Server Hello message then the site can switch to TLS 1.3 where it is encrypted.

- if you resolve domain names and block access to those IPs automatically without human review then the owner of the blocked site can block any other site by adding its IP address to their DNS server. This can be funny, and we had such cases in Russia.

- if you resolve domain names not very often, for example once every day, then the owner of the site can avoid blocking by regularly changing IP address.

Let me give a hint to French court: ordering the search engines and advertisement companies to stop dealing with the site is much more effective.
I'd look at dominating the standards used in the market rather than the market itself.