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ddxv
3y ago
Thanks, realizing that I incorrectly used the term incorporate as I did mean just LLC.
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3y ago
Thanks for the advise. As for your question, I'm an American citizen and generally get advise to not directly create a Taiwan company as the tax and banking system are incredibly bureaucratic. Having painfully started a subsidiary here
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3y ago
Thanks for asking the obvious, which I hadn't though of yet. I've only heard fairly negative things about incorporating in Taiwan, but I don't know the specifics, and am unclear how much is repeated bias. I wil ask people who
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3y ago
That's a fair question. I felt like it was forcing myself to have some accountability and responsibility.
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Is Delaware the cheapest place to incorporate?
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3y ago
After months of arguing against using ChatGPT, I now find myself using it for probably 80% of the things that I would previously have searched for. I also find it's much different, instead of spending 3 minutes trying to reword my DDG
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Rumors That AppLovin Will Acquire Unity After CEO Steps Down
(pocketgamer.biz)
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3y ago
PWA button doesn't do anything? Is it supposed to install or save something somewhere? On Firefox Mobile.
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3y ago
Location: Taipei, Taiwan / San Francisco, USA Remote: OK Willing to relocate: Taiwan / US West Coast OK Technologies: advertising, mobile games, unity, data processing, python, kotlin Résumé/CV: https://
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Show HN: Android Widget that is a puzzle game
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3y ago
Would love for connections to things like LinkedIn, FB Messenger, WhatsApp etc. As someone who lives in a couple countries, I do not use my phone's contacts much.
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3y ago
Super fun idea! I played a few games with myself, but noticed that the "Game over" message does not stop the game? Is it supposed to keep going after the king dies? Also, I think some kind of legend would be very helpful. I was un
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3y ago
What do you think about that? I guess it's probably much better to do it on device instead?
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3y ago
Wow,now that's some great feedback! I especially enjoy the last idea,I never would have thought of a widget for a user profile. As for the in app browser, why is that preferable to the default browser? For example I am logged into HN i
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3y ago
No, though I would like to add that. For now comments link to ycombinator itself.
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3y ago
Thanks, I'll add that.
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3y ago
Yeah, I work closer to advertising and data collection, the answer here is definitely yes, for example I guess there are nginx logs with IP addresses, but I'm not actively collecting or processing them. I answered no to the question si
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Show HN: Android Hacker News Widget and App
(play.google.com)
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3y ago
"Once a game passes the revenue and install thresholds, the studio would pay a small flat fee for each install (see the table below)." This was not clear to me at first based on their table which currently shows 1-1000 installs as
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3y ago
The US sanctions encouraged the Chinese government to invest even more in it's local brands. Why wouldn't the US government have preferred to keep them dependent on US tech...
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3y ago
If there is sensitive data or tools at TikToks disposal, they should be dealt with by changing the laws. Rule by Law sets the US apart from China. We should not break our ideals in the name of politics and security theater.
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3y ago
I couldn't figure out, what is the difference between "on as in dawn" vs "on as in don"? I watched several examples but felt like the all sounded the same?
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3y ago
I see advertisements as payment for information, and people should have rights to disseminate information. If I want to pay for information to be shown to users, that should be my right. I prefer advertisements because they can be obvious a
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4y ago
The reason it feels sketchy to me is that they first block the ads, but then insert their own ads onto the websites. Thus they try to force web publishers to use their services if they want to make any money from showing ads on their site.
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Should Wikipedia Remove Charts from Main Country Pages?
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I work in mobile advertising, and Apple Search has become a behemoth that is hard for companies small and large to grapple with. I have sat in on meetings from small to large that go the same way: We spend a lot on Apple Ads, it's ROI
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As a very casual coder who wants 'in' to more coding, I really enjoy the gamification. I wish the mobile app had more of it, really has helped me progress and feel like I'm accomplishing something. I know they're just gr
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What Google's Mobile Ad Monopoly Looks Like, but What's Missing?
(jamesoclaire.com)
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I pulled 1M+ apps from the stores and crawled their app-ads.txt to see some trends in programmatic monetization for mobile apps. Maybe it's a bit game heavy but interesting to see what was (and wasn't) there. I'd love to do m
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Stable Diffusion Use Case: Attemping to Generating Mobile Ads
(jamesoclaire.com)
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