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People are still very much interested in how the big bang happened by the way.

Notability is turning to a subscription model with v11.0. Existing users will have to pay in a year to use features they already bought.

I posted this here in hope more people would be aware of the long term risks involved with SSRI, which are often not discussed from the doctors. These symptoms might only appear after the withdrawal.

Some manufacturers and healthcare organisations are being to label this as a potential side effect. You can find a one line warning on NHS website now.

People take the drug are usually desperate and at their most vulnerable periods in life. It’s very risky to make life-changing decisions, more so without complete knowledge.

Doctors usually won’t even listen to cases of PSSD by simply attributing the SD as remission of depression. But there’re some recent studies on how SSRI could change neutral receptors in a non-reversible way, which could be the potential mechanism.

Be aware that the said antidepressant is an SSRI, which has the potential to cause permanent sexual dysfunction (PSSD) [1]. It seems that we don’t quite understand how the drug works. Most doctors threw this condition out of the window by claiming SD is caused by depression. There have been some recent studies showing possible mechanisms behind it. Some manufacturers and healthcare organisations (NHS) are beginning to label this as a potential side effect. But in general it’s not well known.

[1] https://rxisk.org/post-ssri-sexual-dysfunction-pssd/

Do you have any references for your remarks on the current situation where all iCloud photos are scanned on the server side?

What will be the pricing model?

I can’t see where it’s sensational when it’s just quoting and plainly stating facts. There’s not even a remark by the author.

I think you’re being the sensationalist here by the prejudice of pure maths and literature being “unproductive”.

I see a lot people bashing on how iPadOS is holding back the hardware of the iPad Pro. I totally understand where this train of thoughts is coming from. But how many of these people actually tried to use the iPad Pro to its fullest extent as the main computer? I suspect most of the people here are accustomed to MacOS and never really dug iPadOS for productivity for extended periods of time.

Besides, the iPad Pro is really not designed nor advertised as replacement for MacBook. They have very different audiences in mind. Of course it sucks for the desktop tasks that MacOS was built for. But the iPad Pro beats the Mac for artists, students, and researchers in most tasks.

I’ve been using an iPad Pro for all of my work as a mathematical physicist for many years. I think the iPadOS is absolutely fantastic for what I do on a daily basis: editing and reading PDFs (LiquidText), writing with LaTeX (TeX Writer), opening a ton of Safari tabs. It can even do an okay job on editing videos (LumaFusion), photos (Darkroom), writing codes (Textastic, Working Copy). Of course it’s not the best for all of these things, but it excels on where the MacOS sucks, and vice versa.

As for the new iPad Pro announcement, I absolutely don’t think the M1 is a waste. I can totally see myself utilising the extra RAM to stop Safari tabs from unloading, to working on larger workspace in LiquidText, to editing more tracks in LumaFusion, and etc.