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So on Jan 1st every year your commission would suddenly fall from 30% to 15%, until you hit $1M and it jumps back up to 30%? That seems rather arbitrary.
but we are talking about developers here. is it socially acceptable to give writing interviews here ?
Here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExxonMobil_climate_change_cont...

You have 119 sources to choose from at the bottom of the page, but perhaps anything that doesn't align with your dogmas is a propaganda piece.

Social media and Murdoch's media conglomerates were probably the biggest and most succesful propaganda machines of modern society. You might want to check what are the information sources you do trust. I am not sure I can help any further
This is a direct effect of a closed platform (iOS) vs an open one (PC).
Thanks, is there a public Servo C API with function calls to change the DOM?
Try to run a business for free and come back in few years to tell us how it goes.
If you're the 1%, anything is great.

(That area of living space is almost unimaginable in the UK, I'd have to buy a disused hotel or small castle to get that)
Apples and oranges really - the difference in time at pump vs time charging is orders of magnitude. In order for this to work you'd need vast numbers of charging points and the entire electrical grid to be upgraded. This is not something the govt or commentators appear to mention very often.

It'd truly be one of the biggest infrastructure projects the UK has ever seen and likely run into the £100's of bns. The disruption would be like nothing ever seen before (you can't just upgrade substations or dig up basically every residential street in the country without disruption).

I think many like to comment on this from the position of being one of the few who owns an electric car and has the luxury of finding places to charge. That does not scale without truly colossal infrastructure changes.
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You don't need to distribute on Steam. While it can bring legitimacy to an indie, alternatives exist. Not so with the App Store.

Steam wants to disincentivize big companies making their own distribution, which is why they have the regressive split.
> it sounds like a nice tool of last resort

It is actually a great first debugging tool for regressions (unless you already have a hunch where the problem is). It's usefulness is greatly enhanced if you keep your commits small.
I think calling it a COL adjustment is the problem. It’s not. It’s a supply and demand issue.

There are a limited pool of people willing to move to the Bay Area (I’ve had this discussion with my HR before - great candidate, great package, they look at rent and say “nah”).

If your pool of potential employees goes from X in the Bay Area to 10 * X across all 50 states, that increase in supply will impact wages.

That guy making $100,000 in Ohio who wouldn’t take a $175,000 salary in the Bay Area might be very willing to take $150,000 if he doesn’t have to move.
Funnily enough, it was made because all image host did suck, and now it's grown to suck as much as those it replaced.

It was a good run. Whose turn is it now?
Wow. That's amazing. That's a 20% increase in revenue for those eligible. I'm guessing they decided the increased value of their products from more smaller developers creating apps for the platform is greater than the lost revenue.

If I understand correctly though, since it's a hard cutoff it creates this gap between 1m and ~1.2m where you're actually worse off by making more money pre-tax.

999k --[-15%]--> 849k
1000k --[-30%]--> 700k
1213k --[-30%]--> 849k
While I agree the rules are often inconsistently enforced, and I'm a fan of iSH, I think the real surprise is it was ever approved in the first place, as it seems to clearly be violating the "spirit of the law" regarding Apple being pretty clear they don't want apps that allow arbitrary binary execution.

iSH tried to circumvent this with a technicality, and it seems to have initially "worked", but I think it's a poor example of an app unfairly/inconsistently targeted.
15% is almost like state level tax. They shouldn't ask more than 5% or they should take payment per app review and take no sales commission. The app store is what makes their iPhones useful, so in my view they should be paying developers to make apps not the other way around.
Actually, I hate how most recipes are written.

I also hate when people make oversimplified analogies about programming.
Apple provides value to both end-users and developers. It does not seem unreasonable to charge them both. And if Apple did not charge developers, that would suggest they’d have to raise prices on end-users to make up the difference, which does not seem fair to the users.
iSH is definitely in the “pushing the boundaries of the rules” area of apps (x86 emulation) and probably shouldn’t have been allowed if you took a strict interpretation of the rules.

OP is just saying 99% of apps being developed are clearly within the rules, rather than really pushing against the boundaries of what is allowed.
No, there’s a lot more. Also, some Android apps work via Anbox. I have been blogging (https://linmob.net) about this since June and created a bunch of videos. If you have more specific questions, feel free to email me.
We don't know much about the performance? Are you living under a rock?
If you went to the market and you bet that the polls would be correct, you made money.

The particular market available to US residents has separate issues about "reading the odds" where events that strictly contain other events are often priced multiple pennies cheaper, the total number of expected presidents is often ~1.1, events with probability at least 0.9 are almost always underpriced, often by a nickel or more, etc.
Unless you're competing with something Apple is planning to bring out (parental control apps before screen time stats, etc).

I don't think I'm competing with Apple at all today, but who knows what they're planning for their next features?
That’s very fascinating. I guess it still is the case for many people in the world, that paper is too expensive. Whereas for many of us it’s readily available in massive, one might even say infinite, quantities.
I suspect that as a fully synthetic opiod, fentanyl is less likely to have much in the way of higher vapour pressure impurities vs. an acetylated purified plant extract like heroin. My guess is that on top of taking up 20x less space, it's more than 20x harder for dogs to smell due to having fewer low molecular weight impurities that outgas/evaporate.
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There is another problem - you cannot create your own app store or use alternative one if Apple for some reason does not accept your app. There is essentially no competition and at least the EU should step in and force Apple to open it to other app stores.
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A PlayStation 5 is £450 and will smoothly play any game I buy for it.
PlayStation+ for 7 years is £350.

Total cost excluding games is £800 for 7 years of smooth gameplay.

An £800 PC wouldn’t even play current games smoothly, never mind releases in 7 years.
If you are reading this, Jerard, please please please consider the accessibility impact of colour, specifically on colour blind people. You should test your app's proposed colour with an accessibility-checking tool. You should also avoid using certain colours to distinguish between different things.
no, that's not what i mean. nothing is really original when in some respect. Reactionary means wanting to get in on a trend. Heroes of the storm was made because games like dota and league was making bank. Overwatch was made based on the growing fps genre's sucess.

Their early games was not made on the sole reason to emulate something popular.
It's no use if you let it expire like they did.
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You are holding your palm flat towards screen, right? :)

It's one of those things you apply only when it suits you, and ignore when it doesn't work to your benefit.

Jokes aside: I wrote this because it's both sad and interesting how people cope with huge amounts of communication that waits for their action.
That’s a completely different topic from hiring immigrants with insufficient English skills.
That preinstalled app on Mobian is the Telegram Desktop app.
If Apple want to push big publishers off the app store because they have the resources to fight for changes in court this would be a subtle way to do it..
Why not just tell you live in another city?
now what? does the price for diamond will go up or the artificial created will keep the price down?
TL;DR ;)

One tip for communicating at work: keep your message brief and concise. Add too many details and your mail won't be read or just half of it.
"roaming" as a technical term just refers to any case where you move between networks and something maintains a connection. mobile phone network roaming is just one case of that, but e.g. moving to a different WLAN access point is the same. In the case of mosh, you can change your IP but it will still continue the existing session with the server (unlike SSH, which will fail the connection)
Really awesome by Apple! That is fantastic.
This is not aimed at solving your problem, this is aimed at helping us small developers build a more sustainable business on the App Store.

We will ultimately build more apps and invest more time in supporting and improving our current apps.
> But even accepting the stories, science etc we are given, the top 100 corporations are responsible on their own for 70% of the emissions. Why don't we make this issue completely disappear in the easiest way possible, by banning those corporations only from any polluting? Job done.

Well on that we definitely have common ground, all you need now is a few spare million to form a political lobbying group. Bare in mind that much of that pollution is to make products/utilities that are then used by consumer. So it is still consumer driven pollution. But I absolutely agree on the principle that Government and Industry should be leading the Carbon emmisions reduction.
If that is the case, are we going to see device price hikes after this cut decrease?

Apple can afford to not make 15%/30% off of developers. They are just greedy for short-term profit, as any publicly traded company is. The only reason this cut happened is because they started getting threatened with lawsuits, so they had to slightly slow down their free money printer.
Exactly, nothing stops them to pull "Amazon", that is once they see your app is successful, they could request all data they need and either buy it off the company that developed it for you or commission their own app based on the documentation you had to provide and then block you. There is currently nothing you could do about it.
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A single modern ICBM will have several warheads. Would all the reactors on our coasts and their spent fuel storage be safe?
Microsoft should split windows into two distinct versions.

Microsoft Windows Enterprise - focus on long term compatibility etc (essentially what windows is now)

Microsoft Windows X (seeing as they like using that letter) - which is way friendlier to breaking changes and advancing the OS.

I can't see any way for Windows to actually improve long term without doing this.
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It's progressive. You pay 15% on first million you make. 30% on amount thereafter.

EDIT: It looks like I am wrong, ignore me.
They are charging for the manual work of checking apps, making sure your app exists in a fair market place and its not surronded by fake, malware infested nightmares.

Whether this is worth 30% is arguable, but they are not charging for the delivery, they are charging for keeping the garden trimmed.
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15% is still not fair.
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This is exciting for small devs, even if not life-changing.

I made 42k in the last 365 days after Apple's 30% cut (or 60k in sales). That means I will get to keep an extra 9k next year, assuming revenue stays flat (it mostly has).
Exactly. It's basically a scam to try and pay people in 'poor' countries less.
Huge difference in performance though.

M1 seems to run things on Rosetta emulation in some cases faster than they ran natively because of how much uplift the hardware has.

Microsoft ARM devices have such lower performance than any emulation will run worse than natively, making it essentially unusable as a serious offering.
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And you calculated that how?
Birds of a feather do flock together
Because those performance stats are the usual level, Apples own chips just exceed the general trend by a huge amount. The hardware is just better than Qualcomms or any other widely available ARM cpus.
Is https://mightyapp.com/ trying to be the advanced version of this?
Classic antitrust maneuver; divide and conquer, this time from Apple. Antitrust activists shouldn't let this dull their pencil.

The main issue is not the exorbitant commission rate. Apple is hurting the consumers via its anti-competitive behavior with regards to what apps people are and are not allowed to install on a device that they've paid for. They are blocking value creation up and down the stack in a manner that "if we can't extract it, you're not allowed to create it."
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I wouldn't call the Baltic states "the most heavily fortified border of NATO", even according to the NATO analysis they will not be able to resist a full-scale Russian invasion for more than several days. The goal of the forces deployed there is just to buy time for consolidation of forces deployed in the rest of Europe for counter-attack before the states get fully occupied.

Balkans also have a little of value for Russia in the current state. A more interesting target would be to take control over Georgia or Azerbaijan (not necessary using military means), to establish a better control over oil and gas routes from the Middle Asia.

But a more realistic, much more valuable and easier target is the south-east Ukraine. If degradation of the Ukrainian state institutions continues with the current speed and the ongoing cold civil war will not be cooled down by a more sensible cultural and language policies, I will not be surprised to see in 5-15 years a full collapse of the state, significant social and economic instability, with breakaway regions following the Yugoslavia scenario, some of which will fall under the Russian "protectorate" for gradual later integration. We already can see early signs of it in the results of municipal polls, weak central government, and totally unprofessional behavior of the "elites" (who in the *#!? right mind spends most of money from the COVID fund on road construction and other non-medical goals?! who launches a full-blown constitutional crisis using clearly unconstitutional means instead of slightly tweaking the law in question or trying to engineer a constitutional reform to restart the corrupted constitutional court? who pays a ton of money to "anti-corruption" departments which after working several years haven't return a dime to the budget? who effectively strangles small businesses when they are already hit by the pandemic? etc. and etc.).
You don't see streets filled with chargers because almost nobody has an EV yet. Just like you didn't see many gas stations providing unleaded fuel two years before catalytic converters became mandatory.
Agree. As a small developer, apples 30% tax never bothered me - seemed excessive but worth it. The arbitrary and weird approval rules is what turned me off their platform.

Although I could see how they are trying to appease antitrust regulators with this move - although they should have gone with 0 - 2% range for that. 15% is a substantial markup to price consumers would pay for using apples monopolized mobile software distribution store.
Code that is written in one language in the style of another can be "interesting" - I once ported code that was Common Lisp written in the style of Occam... Also saw C sources that did the cpp thing of trying to make C look like Pascal, fortunately managed to avoid working on that!
You can always bash Apple but this seems like moving in a good direction. It would have put about $75,000 in my pocket had it been this way when my only successful app was in the App Store. That would have been nice!
I’d imagine that the number of charging points would increase somewhat to accommodate that. Presumably the number of pumps at a station is a function of required throughput.

I also think there will be a lot more roadside individual charging stations rather than specialised large locations that are convenient because of the centralised storage of a physical liquid.
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It is the silence detection as well. Nobody can hear you taking a deep breath before speaking up, or giving assent by a slight "hmhm". Human audio communication is more than just words, but software forces it to be just words.
App review is a one off task. They could charge the review fee and that's it. If they wanted more money they could charge data transfer fee similar to Amazon's S3. The 30% or 15% has no justification and it is just a cash grab because app developers can't go to an alternative app store with better terms. I am hoping that EU will stop this abuse.
There's no discontinuity in the first year you exceed $1m: that extra dollar is "taxed" at 30%, but the first $1m is at 15% ("the standard commission rate will apply for the remainder of the year").

Looks like the next year (after exceeding $1m) the first dollar will be taxed at 30%, though.

They should just make this work like income tax: the first $1m is taxed at 15%, and everything above that is at 30%. (Same rules every year, no flip-flop.)
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No. The majority of their income is from the less than $1million earners. That's how the long tail in economics works.
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It is a lot easier than the alternatives: unmitigated climate change or building the infrastructure for e-fuels.
> able to learn a lot of important basics at a very young age

Ok, and why is that important? Could be a ton of reasons why people are lagging behind when they are younger but be able to catch up when they are adults. Judging people based on how you think they might have been when they were younger feels... Not fair. Judge them based on their current knowledge and person instead.

> inability to master the native tongue shows a lack of education

I think you're reading too much into it. Education has nothing to do with native tongue. People forget language.

I myself speak my native tongue a lot worse now when I lived outside the country I was born in a couple of years. Does this mean I lack education? No! I do lack any education, but that's not the reason my native tongue is getting worse every passing year.
My income just increases 20% from next year for doing nothing. I'll take that.
I think modern "censorship" is about how the self-described victim feels about the information, not its inherit value or the intention of the person sharing it. There was a story a couple years ago about students complaining some history topic made them feel upset (slavery maybe?) and demanding something be done about that.
I've expressed my position. That this is a captured system, owned by large corporations. That education, science, government, media - all of it is captured and bent towards the will of those few who own the large corporations. If you can't see how the world is being co-ordinated now, I don't think you ever will.

If you are a top elite, and own almost everything, even banks, even the Federal Reserve (and it is privately owned btw), so you can print your own money, you have a totally different set of questions. You may well find yourself prepared to ditch an entire industry (oil) for the sake of the greater good. Its really not about the oil industry.

We are globally being transitioned away from cars, etc. We will not own cars in the future. We will have our freedom of movement severely constrained, on account of our 'citizen score' (see present day China). We will not be able to use electricity or water, once our allocated credits are used up. This sounds dystopian, right?

But you will be cheering this on, because you believe what you are told.
It'd be interesting to see how Apple decided $1M as the threshold of this change. My expectation is that this change probably contributes to less than 1~2% of the total App store revenue, given that a large fraction of the app store revenue are driven by a bunch of $100M games with loot box IAP. But I don't really have data to support this estimation.
They should actually be paying small developers based on app usage. This will also be in their interest
~$340k for my apps. This is why I thought they would never make a change, because people would be upset without retroactivity (which they would never do).
Except it is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_by_Apple#App_Store
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So if I read this right, they're changing the account fee structure once revenue surpasses $1m, not that they charge 30% on all new revenue over $1m. It doesn't reset back to 15% in year two.

So a developer making $1,000,001 in year 1 will pay ~$150,000 in fees because they would just pass the threshold, but then makes $1,000,001 in year 2 will pay ~$300,000.

As a developer and growing business, I think I'd prefer a higher rate over on revenue above the threshold and reset it every year. A bit like how the tax system work in the UK.
Is it? Because Epic has been arguing how the 30% is excessive and now Apple is lowering the App Store cut for (some) developers.