pj1115

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by pj1115 11mo ago
I wish you the best, but you do not have a product to monetise yet. IMO: if your goal is to attract users or to make money, you have too many strong free competitors to be using ads like this, especially if your audience read Hacker News. I
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by pj1115 11mo ago
I'm not sure I agree with 'minimal ads'. On a 27" monitor, 3 banners and an ads privacy pop-up don't take up much screen real estate, but visually some pages have as much ad as content. It's not a great experie
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by pj1115 2y ago
I'm not clear on the timeline - did the patient use a tool to help doc get to a diagnosis, or did this happen in retrospect? My read is the medical profession did, but it took longer to get there. The tool is redeemed in this case beca
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by pj1115 2y ago
This is super cool, but maybe it's important to distinguish projects like this from frontier medical AI research (i.e. new models). This however does exactly what lots of health advocates and even pharma companies have been getting at
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by pj1115 2y ago
Pseudoephedrine, banned? That's news to me, I bought some OTC a couple of weeks ago.
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by pj1115 2y ago
I found this just yesterday! I'm sure one could build something better with recent models, but I think the approach is solid. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWZu3rnj-kQ
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by pj1115 4y ago
I had the same thing happen in my city. After I had been waiting for 20-30 minutes, I was attacked by a stranger and left unconscious and bloody in a nearby alleyway. After explaining this to Uber, they informed me that the 'no-show&#x
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by pj1115 5y ago
As I get closer to thirty years old, the idea of a person or machine asking for a grown-up to verify my identity gives me feelings that are more mixed than I expected.
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by pj1115 5y ago
I think this is the better question - will teens stop participating in grown-up spaces just because there's a 'safe' version just for them? However, for younger kids (say, 5-11) I think a separate environment is the best solu
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by pj1115 5y ago
It's in their "Security and Privacy" FAQ, for one: https://faq.whatsapp.com/general/security-and-privacy/about-...
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by pj1115 6y ago
I was trying to say that this is common in Japan, where poverty is almost certainly not the major factor. A counter to the parent comment's assertion. Should have been clearer.
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by pj1115 6y ago
I think you'd find some evidence for historical poverty being one factor of several in cultural practices of bed sharing. Japan would be a notable exception (plenty of co-sleeping, unremarkable poverty rate). I also don't think it
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by pj1115 6y ago
This looks great. What I couldn't easily find for any of these services was a comparison with just using a catch-all address. I already have that in place. What sold SimpleLogin and AnonAddy for you?
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by pj1115 6y ago
If you 'supervise' your iPhone you can also configure an adblocker with a proxy auto-config. Less fiddly than a VPN but harder to customise! Supervising requires a wipe too. https://github.com/essandess/easyli
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by pj1115 7y ago
That's great. Any articles about the Gamecube issue? I can't find any info.
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by pj1115 7y ago
If I want to migrate my "list" to another network, wouldn't I need to take some form of PII (and therefore consent) from each person on the list to make it valuable on the new network?