skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm sure it does. They need to verify that you're qualified for credit.

I don't believe Apple itself would be the party pulling your credit history though. They've partnered with Goldman Sachs as the issuing bank, so it would probably be Goldman that runs your credit.
Back when this change to Screenshots was announced, it wasn't known whether Send would be a successful experiment.
Apple Arcade – Game subscription service
I have to spend irreplaceable moments of my life explaining to my own family that vaccines won't cause autism. I'm well outside the filter bubble. Fox News is like sewage, in that yes, I'm aware of its existence, but no, I don't want it mixed in with things I consume daily.
Okular is great for epubs in that it can show them as a single document whereas most programs break them in to chapters that can't be searched across. However, it can also be terribly slow on some epub files even on a fast PC [0]. It also has problems rendering some files that other readers like epubreader have no problem with.

[0] https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359932
This presentation by a16z talks about the next gen tech of consumer spending:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gK9owf0PSZU
I realize you both mean well, but HN is an English language forum and if you want the other participants to have the benefit of your comments and responses I'm sure we'd love to see them in English (even though GT is only a few away, it's the polite thing to do...).

For those that would like to know what's being written:

"- personally, I think using two colors (blue / red or green / blue) would be lighter than using only red, although I understand that maybe you want to keep the current color scheme. In any case, maybe a small graphic somewhere would make it more obvious (horizontal rectangle from light red to dark red, with text indicating something like more notes - less "harmonics" (within the scale))

- it would be nice to make the settings of the syntheses more accessible, maybe just change sound, which is the most fun (although I understand that the focus is the "theory"), in the menu on the right, and leave help icons next to access more detailed settings or information like the one you link in "How To Use"

- It would be great to have some demo songs to see more clearly what happens in the table in "real cases". even load from midi? although it's probably not a priority

I will continue experimenting, very interesting! give it to Adam Neely and Jaime Altozano! I just discovered Jacob Collier the other day! good luck!"

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Thank you very much for the recognition and the suggestions!

- I wanted to differentiate the notes that belong to the selected scale from those that do not belong (as in a piano with the black and white keys), but without using so much contrast as to suggest that notes outside the scale can not be used or something for style. That's why I more or less used the same palette, varying the degree of opacity. Simultaneously, the notes become a little darker as they become more serious. Maybe I'll do some test with two colors, see how it looks.

- It sounds good to have a shortcut to change the synthesizer preset, although I would like to have the interface as clean as possible because on mobile screens there is not enough space ... If I can figure out how to integrate it, I will add it.

- You can load progressions with the links that are obtained when sharing them, like this one: https: //www.harmopark.app/? S = c3g5jd7i_gn0g8JBX9GB1n2g4dzX0aF .... Maybe you should link several from somewhere so that newcomers can play fast.

Haha, I may write to Jaime, yes, to try ... Thanks again!
It's not that I disagree that a more robust, established standard would have been more resistant to this attack, I just don't think that you can build a robust, established standard without first getting people to use it. I disagree that there was ever any possibility, Microsoft or not, that this was ever going to turn into something with teeth.

To get to the point where DNT would reasonably be called a widespread standard, people would need to use it. And as soon as people started to use it, ad networks would come up with an excuse to ignore it. My feeling is that Microsoft just happened to be that excuse.

On a more optimistic note, I do think we got a few things out of DNT. We learned a valuable lesson about self-regulation -- so nowadays, Safari and Firefox aren't asking anyone's permission to block trackers and fingerprinting and they're doing it in ways that advertisers can't just decide to ignore.

DNT is valuable in the sense that it's what we can point to when advertisers complain that they don't have a seat at the table anymore.
This is an interesting way to look at it, thank you.

However, I do think that there are certain norms, that when violated, deserve to be called out. By calling them out, we help enforce the norms that are important to us.

For me, the norm that was violated here was "don't use the fact that you are treating disabled people decently as a way to elevate your business," which is a subset of a larger norm of "don't use disadvantaged members of our society for personal gain".

Pitching this story to the press (which Amazon certainly did) is different than doing the good deed itself, and the positive benefit to their business for doing this seems like it shouldn't outweigh the social norm that has been violated. Surely there are positive moral things they have done (some recycling initiative?) that don't rely on violating the norms I listed above.
I have a feeling that you may be being disingenuous, based on the wording of your question, but the one of the most glaringly obvious examples was Bernie getting pushed out by his own party.
The 2% cashback is especially interesting (in the US, for purchases done with ApplePay). I guess they can get away with a different risk model when they control more of the payment process & security.
Apple Pay isnt special and its not a separate network. All the payment systems that take tap take these payment types.

There are other direct to bank account systems like Interac that skirt around the traditional “pay later” idea, without fees or benefits to the user.

All in all you could just do a direct to bank account NFC transaction but why would any company do that when they can build up an ecosystem?
As it goes thru mastercard's network, they will get who your card bought from, the [hidden] card number at the time, and the name on the card. Unless Apple has gotten mastercard to not generate any of that data, there's a standard CC hidden in there. There's also a name attached to it. Merchants get bits of this data for fraud prevention. They get it from Mastercard.
Can't see the Apple emoji on any device that's not an Apple device
I've already apologised and clarified. I'm not sure what continuing to browbeat me about it accomplishes.
Why is the election "better" if more people participate? If the additional people aren't well informed, then they're subject to all sorts of corruption (as mentioned in numerous other sibling comments) as well as to demagoguery.
I don't live in a tech hub city but in all my shopping I have never seen anyone use one of the Apple/Samsung payment methods where I live. Even when I spent months in Silicon Valley I can count the number of times I saw it used on one hand.
There's nothing particularly amazing about Apple Card. The "rewards" aren't special and your money is locked the Apple ecosystem unless you also link a bank account (and then wait 1-3 days per external transfer).

I'll be impressed in a few years after they gain enough traction to release their own payment network that totally sidesteps credit cards.
Above all else, RT needs their ranking to be perceived as legitimate. The general public knows there are a handful of old movies that should certainly be in any legitimate Top-100 list. Casablanca, Citizen Kane, The Wizard of Oz, etc. These are movies recognized by the general public as movies that are considered masterpieces. If those movies were not in the list, then the general public would not consider the list legitimate. I'm talking about people who've never seen any of those movies, but are aware of their reputations and will dismiss any Top-100 list that doesn't include those movies.

So the consequence of that is clear. If you are tasked with creating a Top-100 movie list, you better tune whatever algorithm you use to include those movies. You'll butcher your beautiful algorithm to ensure those handful of classic movies always rank high. You might go so far as to put those movies in a special list and inject them arbitrarily into your Top-100 list, circumventing the normal ranking algorithm, because having those particular movies in the Top-100 is a design requirement. It's more important that those movies be in the list than it is for your ranking algorithm be fair and unbiased.
Vision – Mobile app that uses machine learning to detect potential melanoma
I'm an extrovert with a compromised immune system. I generally find meetings energizing because I'm a people person.

When I don't, it's usually because the people I'm meeting with just are unwell and germy, even if they aren't actively coughing and sniffling. In such cases, showering as promptly as possible afterwards and engaging in self care to support my immune system helps me recover faster.

I will note the coffee and alcohol mentioned in another comment both have moderate medicinal effects, as does spicy food. (But it does so at a cost because it's a stimulant, not nutritional support. It doesn't give the adrenals more to work with. It just runs them on high, basically.)

Alcohol is an antiseptic and helps kill germs. Anecdotally, I have heard of cases where an improperly prepared meal caused food poisoning in the folks who did not have alcohol with the meal, but not in those who did have alcohol with the meal.

Caffeine boosts the adrenals, which helps with immune function generally and allergies in specific.

YMMV and similar disclaimers.
Fun video, but at least towards the end the population numbers don't seem terribly accurate. The video counts the population for the greater metro area of a given city (e.g., 38 mil for Tokyo), but there's no mention of Seoul. The population for the Seoul metro is 25+ million, NYC metro is 20+ million, Moscow metro is 20+ million, etc.
Well, we tend to review what's new, not something from decades ago. Different process. It's unsurprising that there are more software-countable reviews of contemporary movies.

Black Panther, to use the example some are protesting here, is a perfect storm of recent (max accessible reviews), critically acclaimed, and wildly successful commercially.

I think it's more telling that recent Star Wars movies like The Last Jedi are on the list, but A New Hope and The Empire Strikes Back (which are more important imho) are not.

This is one reason I like the standard set by the Cocaine and Rhinestones country music podcast. He won't talk about 21st century music because we don't have enough distance to tell what's truly great from what's merely popular at this point. A couple of decades of reflection really separates the great from the trendy.
That's not really interesting at all. See Citi Double Cash, Fidelity Visa, PenFed Powercash...
Just a small observation but I feel important: This article has two titles, "Golden Rules for Making Money" and "Art Of Money Getting".
You can "Get Money" without being productive, to "Make Money" is inherently productive.
> Caucuses are not in primaries, they are an alternative to them.

Are you familiar with U.S. elections? Caucuses are very much part of the primaries. They are how certain states perform their primaries. Iowa, for example.
The stock isn't doing to well today or Friday. Maybe, just maybe, shitty people lie about financials and build shitty worthless companies.
Ahh. I added Apple in front of it. Thanks
> super long distance super low speed link

Interesting, can you provide any more information? How could you do radio that far? Googling shows it is at least 2,092 miles. What kind of radio can go that far?
This sort of thing is why I picked up (from other tumblr articles) using "Spell Slots" as a more appropriate / broader analogy for me than "Spoons". Most people these days are familiar with D&D-style spell slots or CRPG-style "hot bars" and the concepts that individual slots may have very different "cooldowns" or "rest requirements" (encounter slots versus daily slots, in the direct D&D analogy) from each other and that you generally have a mixture of them and different "spells" fit different slots.
As an optimist, you could realize that nobody wanting to read your stuff isn't because you suck, it's just because everybody's too busy to give a shit, and not about you personally. (It doesn't rule out you sucking, but nobody wanting to read your stuff isn't a reason to get discouraged.)
Android does not have a single, built-in news app.
An individual may not be that well informed when voting but the collective of all votes is supposed to average out to something more reasonable. There was a story about a bunch of people who were guessing the weight of an ox in a state fair (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Galton#Variance_and_st...) where people were generally not very well informed but the average weight guessed was pretty accurate.
There are a lot of reasons why democracy as it stands today doesn't work as well but I don't think ill informed voters is one of them.
With the new Apple Card, somewhere in the presentation Apple had "Goldman Sachs will never sell your data to third parties" but what about the MasterCard backend? Surely, they'll see exact transactions and store information?
Most interesting claim is that there are no late fees. If you don't pay it on time, I presume they're going to stop letting you continue making charges to the card until you do? But that it never gets you locked into the debt cycle of so many other cards?

If true, this is the true real innovation.

Or is there interest, but just no fee for not making your payment on time?
My needs are based on only occasionally needing to run a Linux VM but running games more often. More like an XBox that isn’t locked down. I’d be paying way more for hardware and the cost of buying Win 10 isn’t that expensive anymore.
As they said, it only works where Apple Pay works already. And already Apple Pay works almost everywhere there is contactless terminal.

Some people say you will be able to see the card number in your Wallet app, but somehow I doubt it. There is already a unique card number for every physical card you added to your walled, but you cannot see it. You can verify it on proof of purchase where last 4 digits are shown - they will differ from your physical card.

As for signed/unsigned, it gets vague these days. In the past you were required by your bank agreement to sign your card. If you tried to pay with spouse card the merchant was allowed to call police and destroy the card right away.

Today probably are still required to do all that with physical card, but with contactless payments its usually ignored all the time.

For Apple Pay you must agree to different set of rules, those don't require you to physically sign anything as its fully digital. Same thing here.
Re: Privacy: Cash is the most privacy friendly payment method. Followed by virtual credit cards, which aren't really that private but an improvement over the usual.

Here with Apple Card, even if Apple might not choose to centralise your payment data, the underlying network (MasterCard, in this case) most certainly can know where you spent it, and vendors at point of sale can keep track of it too.
Only the purchaser enabling it and you using Safari.
> India could never be authoritarian

Don't get complacent. The man in power has never lost an election, so I don't know if he knows how to lose with grace. What's more, he has very authoritarian tendencies, like intimidating the press[1].

[1] - https://thewire.in/media/punya-prasun-bajpai-abp-news-narend...
kinda like checks. Most people probably won't need them, but they can be useful in some circumstances.
I would like to know if he knew any woman who smoked but did try to give it up and what their husbands said about that.
This is why it's an 80% solution. Most of my online purchases are at specific places (Amazon, other sites using Paypal, directly through airlines, etc).

However, if Apple can isolate most Apple purchases to using their own card, things get interesting. 3% off Apple purchases is pretty decent. Kind of like Amazon wants all it's data for purchases through it's own card.
I wonder what these numbers would look like if you just focused on software engineers instead of a "diverse cross-section" of workers. I really dislike my open office floor plan, but I think I'm the only one on my team of around 6 other software engineers who feels that way.
But on currently on earth we have many massive factories to collect, refine, and process just the raw materials. Those factories will require massive amounts of resources to boot, and we don't start with any resources in space....
One of the earliest companies I know in this field was Playment, a YC company and mentioned in the article too:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13640084
Is "treatment of ADHD" the same thing as "treatment of procrastination"? Are you suggesting anyone who is displeased with a regular procrastination habit has ADHD?

Are you recommending medication for anyone who is displeased with their procrastination?

I don't think the OP is suggesting there is "one little trick", but if, alternately, medication is in fact "one little trick" that worked for everyone, that would probably be welcome news to everyone!
They didn't announce the price actually.

News+ was $9.99
The shape of the universe currently prevents this. For what we can tell the universe is flat, which means at no point will it collapse on itself, unless something major changes. That said, major changes have happened, around 8 billion years ago expansion appears to have sped up.
There's multiple 2% cards with no fees.. Citi Double Cash, Fidelity Visa, PenFed Power Cash

Not to mention cards like the Chase Freedom Unlimited where 1.5% is closer to 3% when redeemed through their travel portal.
It seems that the Rust community is already slowing down with new features. Have a look at "This Week in Rust" updates: the section "Approved RFCs" has the text "No RFCs were approved this week" almost every week now. There also was a discussion of designing 2019 as the fallow year and going more slow than before.
there is a "work in progress" thing named "REBL"
REBL is "Read Eval Browse Loop". It's a kind of interactive view of any data.

Basead on it's shape, you can extend and create many views.
Apple introduces Apple Arcade: a game subscription for mobile, desktop and TV
Oy. If nothing else, Bernie is an independent. The Democrats are not his party. They are his natural allies, or should be, and he understood U.S. elections well enough to know that if he ran as a third-party independent he and the Democrats would both lose, electing their natural antagonist: whichever Republican. So, in sum, Bernie ran in the Democratic primary to be the Democratic candidate, but he was not and is not a Democrat.
> I never worked in my own office

It's a wonderful, comfortable way to work. Your ability to concentrate is respected. It's overall a much quieter environment conducive to solving problems. You'll loop in yourself during lunch, at meetings, getting coffee, passing by other offices/being passed by, etc.
Not true.

Many things have been prototyped in terms of communication modes. Just a few examples WSTJ, FT8, PSK31, MSK are all developed by hams for hams.

And there is along and continuing tradition of building your own radio.
I'm not as much of a fan of it with faceID as I was with touchID. Double tapping the lock button is awkward.
No, this is were it came from: https://observablehq.com/@johnburnmurdoch/bar-chart-race-the...
I work in publishing and we use PDFs extensively for proofing manuscripts. If you ever need to compare across PDFs, I created a small tool for it:

https://www.parepdf.com/
They showed interest calculation while deciding how much to pay, so there's definitely interest. But not penalty rates or late fees.
Original title is "Apple introduces Apple Arcade — the world’s first game subscription service for mobile, desktop and the living room", but its too long for HN.
I don't use it, but I just read (can't remember where) that adoption in America is about 70% of stores and 99% in Australia. This corresponds to another comment's assessment that it was available in about 2/3 of stores.
Who said they are not?
When did these start working on browsers other than Safari?
They explained this in the keynote. They are generating a per-transaction card number, so there is no reasonable way for Mastercard to track what a certain person is buying.
What is the USA's (fed, state, local) public investment as % of GDP?

What do you think it should be?
Yea, I think people are confusing the effects of exercise in different cases. IMO there are really at least two groups here:

A) >= moderately athletic people with above average health and can sustain strenuous cardiovascular activity. For these people going out and exercising is a form of self actualization which IME is a pretty hard counter to depression. It's an "easy" way of being very good at something and that gives people some level of self worth. People on the upper end of this group are also competitive and tend to participate in teams or events that give them lots of social contact with like minded people which helps further.

B) The average non-athletic person sitting at home struggling with depression. They can try exercising and it might help but most of the time it's going to cause them to feel self conscious at the gym and worthless when they don't see any progress because they have no training or experience with how to work out (and most of the services claiming to provide such are garbage cash grabs). For these people it'll always be an uphill battle but from the point of view of people in A) they just look like they're not trying. In the end they go home feeling worse off than before because they didn't achieve anything and probably feel that it's yet another thing they can't do well or yet another failed attempt at self help. Even those that get some traction are a long way off from reaching that self actualization stage.

tl;dr exercise seems to be about maintaining a lack of depression rather than bootstrapping your way out of it.
This. Our desks unfortunately have to be so close as to face each other, and anytime the guy across from me is in the office I have to deal with distractions every time he wants to stretch, stand up, sit down, have a conversation with someone, etc. etc.

Now we actually have a flexible remote policy, but that's an entirely different can of worms, as I liked having a place to do deep work in that wasn't a coffee shop. My home is a bit too distracting sometimes.
The way CBD interacts with your serotonergic system is very complicated. In short, there are many ways CBD may increase serotonin by activating the serotonin receptors but not causing re-uptake, thus increasing the amount of serotonin in the synapses.

CBD is a very interesting substance. My main gripe is that, to get antidepressant and anxiolytic effects, dosages are higher than what can conveniently (and affordably) be achieved with the strength of currently available drops/flowers on the market.
Your iMessages stop working and your iPhone shuts off randomly a few times a day
The services you pay for use Google anti-spam/bot-detection for free.
PDFs don't reflow, for starters - have you ever tried reading a PDF of a book on your phone? It's a miserable experience.
Not for 900 million people who do own an IOS device