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by Aulig 4y ago
> script that does some lookups for you Might want to check out https://plagiashield.com/ I use it occasionally but don't have an active subscription. But it's decent at finding stolen content (except for false
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by Aulig 4y ago
Same here. So many apps legitimately depend on these features, which makes me worried about an overreaction from Apple here. A domain verification would be a huge hassle for me, since I provide an app builder that allows my non-technical cu
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by Aulig 4y ago
It bothers me too because the more I read it, the more it gets burnt into my brain leading me to make the mistake myself. Side note: she did unfortunately use "try and" once.
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by Aulig 4y ago
On the bright side: if this was Google, I wouldn't be surprised to see his account terminated immediately without giving an exact reason.
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by Aulig 4y ago
I have a qingping air monitor lite, which was around $70. It also measures PM10 and PM2,5 which helped me show that my wood furnace is indeed leaking something sometimes when I noticed it smelling weird.
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by Aulig 4y ago
I order my glasses on Aliexpress even. From as little as $2 to $30 (for the most special stuff like photochromic lenses). Lenses are not expensive. They're just pieces of plastic, just like the frame.
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by Aulig 4y ago
Not sure if this helps, just a random idea I had. Companies that are looking to get acquired might want to get their docs in order before getting acquired.
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by Aulig 4y ago
Well I the OS will still have the permission system in place even for sideloaded apps, so I don't see a huge issue here to be honest.
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by Aulig 4y ago
This is excellent. As an app developer, I'm looking forward to side-loading, other browser engines and not being forced to use in-app-purchases.
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by Aulig 4y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20220624083118/https://casperclou... :)
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by Aulig 4y ago
I did not pay anything, nor do I gain anything from promoting Jake's work. I do it because it works so well and once found it the same way - from a comment on HN.
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by Aulig 4y ago
Please check out the other articles too or read some more of that article - they point out that their findings are not the norm and speculate as to why that could be. I suspect it's because they used too much defocus (you wouldn't
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by Aulig 4y ago
I agree that most optometrist won't advise you to do this. However, I don't see that as a good thing: "Contrarily, academics felt failure to discuss myopia control or refer a progressive myope for myopia control treatment was
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by Aulig 4y ago
Here are 3 studies that have shown axial length change in humans: https://iovs.arvojournals.org/article.aspx?articleid=2772368 https://iovs.arvojournals.org/article.aspx?articleid=2126435 https:/&#x2F
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by Aulig 4y ago
Congrats! It's already good to stagnate so you dont get into high myope territory, which comes with lots of risks. Apart from that I'm positive you could make improvements. You'd need to continuously measure your eyesight and
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by Aulig 4y ago
His free 7 day email guide is a good introduction imo (if i remember right, it was 1.5 years ago for me after all). You might also prefer the wiki, which is more seriously written: https://wiki.endmyopia.org/wiki/EndMyo
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by Aulig 4y ago
No evidence for what? Almost everything related to endmyopia is proven, aside from the whole thing put together. The main thing, axial length reduction through undercorrection, has been shown in plenty of animals and humans.
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by Aulig 4y ago
It's more likely that it works for a large majority. If you were born myopic or had an accident or something similar, yea it most likely wont work for you. But most myopes do not fall in those categories. I'm very open to hearing
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by Aulig 4y ago
There is indeed, cilliary spasm and near induced transient myopia (nitm).
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by Aulig 4y ago
There's people in the endmyopia forum using base in prism with their plus lenses - look for espantoso and nycmao :) Personally, I just use plus lenses without prism.
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by Aulig 4y ago
Honestly, myopia is not complicated (Kepler pretty much had it right in 1604 already). There's countless studies showing that axial length (eyeball length) changes in both directions, where elongation increases myopia. How do you chang
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by Aulig 4y ago
Hopefully this will lead to global consequences, not just limited to the UK. I'd appreciate it if I could use a Chrome WebView in my apps - Safari just has some weird quirks sometimes.
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by Aulig 4y ago
Because of personal liability? Looking less legitimate to other businesses? Or what other reasons are you thinking of?
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by Aulig 4y ago
Great post, fully agree. Also, if you plan on leaving Germany you can save a lot on taxes if you do it before 100k profits/year and as a Personengesellschaft (without limited liability, so no UG/GmbH). Basically because the Wegzug
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by Aulig 4y ago
My grandparents think I don't work at all - because I have no employer (self-employed) and work from home. My parents understand pretty well that I turn websites into apps [0]. Recently someone described it as "Oh you make the big
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by Aulig 4y ago
I don't think they've given up - I saw a streetview car driving through my village a couple weeks ago.
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by Aulig 4y ago
I needed to hear this. I wouldn't say we're in a bad economy yet, but I was worrying about the future a bit. I like the advantages pg mentions (like less competition), which are a great way to look at potential problems. There&#x2
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by Aulig 4y ago
Yea, I can relate to this article a lot. I'm hiring people for everything that I dislike doing at https://webtoapp.design In my case those are namely accounting/taxes, customer support and other repetitive tasks. I sho
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by Aulig 4y ago
Yes! I use it for https://webtoapp.design But its not really impressive as my DB is just 3 megabytes large haha.
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by Aulig 4y ago
iOS and Android usually have perfect backwards compatibility, so there's no technical reason to require a new build. The apps work perfectly fine on new devices automatically.

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