skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Traits of your baby until the baby is born
Baby Daddy application help to determine the hair color and other traits of your baby until the baby is born. It can calculate eye color, hair color, lactose intolerance and many other traits. Estimates child's chances of inheriting a traits from his parents phenotype.

https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/baby-daddy/id1170997606
Switzerland doesn't have lots of excess land, it is highly industrialised already.
Yes. CDNs only offer limited benefits such as lower latency and higher bandwidth.
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, usability is very important in some case-uses. Vault1317 is an open source implementation of secure communication protocol. We demonstrated it as a pidgin plugin named as lurch1317 which is easy to use for XMPP/pidgin users. It'd be very different to the company product. This is the product/solution white paper if you're interested:

https://hardenedvault.net/files/hardenedvault-whitepaper.pdf
Having your father die at such a young age is certainly considered to be traumatic but a lot depends on your feeling if safety and connection to another adult.
Cool game, very original and engaging from the start. I appreciate how clean the tutorial is.

Do you have any plans for allowing mouse-less control?
This magazine did a test with mp3
https://www.heise.de/ct/artikel/Kreuzverhoertest-287592.html

The only one who was significantly able to tell if something was mp3 encoded or not, was a guy with a hearing damage who loved punk music. In fact, mp3 was developed for persons with normal hearing. So it is well possible that he was able to tell differences where other people were unable to.
How does this compare in oil content? I used to be a big, BIG coffee drinker, and I've been using a french press for 15ish years, but I get heartburn now and it hurts more than it used to.

What can be done to enjoy coffee, without so much oil?
Note that the quality of MP3 encoders has changed significantly since 2000, and differed significantly between encoders at the time. (Does anyone not use LAME these days?)
How I built a SaaS project with Next.js in a week
Apart from 2002 and 2017, all the elections have been the incarnation at that time of the PS vs the incarnation at that time of the UMP.
Previous discussion seven months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24885193

It is important to note also that this is an Independent Submission, Informational in nature only. Despite being published through IETF and having an RFC number, it’s probably fair to consider it as little more than a blog post, as regards authority.
Dino juice.
A hot-air popcorn machine is suitable for small batch roasting if you can do it outdoor (there's too much chaff and smoke if you do it indoor). My popcorn machine doesn't get hot enough when the outdoor temperature is under 15°C, so roasting beans is a summer thing that I look forward to.
Couple of JBL 306PII active monitors
Location: Bangalore, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Javascript, Typescript, Angular, HTML/CSS, Java, Spring, Spring-Boot, Hibernate

Résumé/CV: https://www.purushotham.me

Email: purushred@gmail.com

I am a senior full-stack developer with 15+ years of experience various technologies mentioned above and worked in Telecom, Networking and Datacenter management domains.
Can confirm, one of my friends really wanted to use Linux (because she doesn't trust microsoft and tired of windows being bloated, she has a rather slow laptop), but her colleagues constantly send her some .docx/.xlsx files that simply won't work with openoffice or other alternatives.

She tried very hard with Wine, PlayOnLinux, tried all sorts of alternative offices, VMs, but gave up and had to install Windows anyway because majority of people simply refuse to use open data formats and use proprietary closed formats.

I'm also running Windows because I have to do some CorelDraw drawings and don't want to bother with wine etc. Otherwise I would be running Linux for sure.
Most nodes don't mine.
https://smoothtrack.app - AR-based 3D head tracker for sim games. Replaces the need for expensive headsets like TrackIR.
There are lots of philosophical debates about this. “Is your drunk self closer to the ‘real you’ than your sober self?”

People defend both sides of this thesis often.
I am British and worked in central London for years. The idea of owning an 800,000 apartment in central London was a ridiculous luxury. Most people that I worked with had to commute like me for 1-1.5 hours a day from outside London commuter towns into work (some way more than this). This was the nature of the beast. Is it "right" no. I just do not see how 800K GBP apartments are a) affordable and b) practical - it would be much better to focus on decent commuter links, subsidies for travel and affordable housing around London - than creating token affordable housing in the centre for the sake of it. If you do not like the commute then move to another city. I did for this exact reason.
They're both XML-like. But they serve completely different purpose and have different semantics.

E4X produces a standalone (pure markup) mutable XML node tree intended to encode data for cross-platform communication and data exchange.

JSX produces an non-standalone (links to JS symbols, functions, etc.) node tree intended to encode DOM fragments for UI updates.

E4X is not needed today, because we use JSON for data exchange. So E4X is now simply... JS objects.
That's storage capacity, not annual generation. Again note the units: MWh, compared to MWh/year.
Truly. Though stupid, Juicero never killed anyone.
QML folks, QML.
Looks like it still needs to build index of file names for searching.

If you need to search local ntfs drive, try https://sourceforge.net/projects/swiftsearch/

It does not build any indexes, and always shows up to date results (by scanning MFT)
I am currently working ItemFinder.io in my free time https://itemfinder.io/

I believe E-commerce do need metasearch engine. I launched it in couple of subreddits and got good feedback. Currently, I am working on following features

1. Compare multiple products

2. show shipping cost

3. show product detail
Agree with everything you say, but I would also add that the interactions with compression and other lossy signal processing that is frequently performed is not well studied. For example, when using Bluetooth headphones, it is likely that the music will be equalised/normalised, resampled to 48Khz (for mixing) and then re-encoded to a bluetooth codec e.g. LDAC. It is much safer to start with FLAC, if you cannot avoid such a signal chain.
Neither had I for >35 years. Now I’m a full-on coffee snob. Come to the dark roast side!
Yup, it's founded by a bunch of the original developers of Kafka to provide additional services around it.
I like the idea of putting a QR code on invoices with the payment url.

My current bank has OCR reading of invoices built in to their app but that feels like a bit of a hack.

Which In turn makes my think about if the Swedish postgiro/bankgiro payment system would work with this type of link.
Indeed, I did vouch.
What actions stuff existed before the acquisition?
I dont see how this differs much from using a french press.
His book "CSS The Definitive Guide" really helped me understand of the many quirks and inner workings of CSS that wasn't really obvious and intuitive. Highly recommend it.
Statistically it is far more men than women; and since this account is from an anecdotal point of view, it’s entirely possible female abuse of alcohol wasn’t witnessed.
It's a little more nuanced than that. Crappy "barely survive" paying jobs tend to have high turnover and that's a two way street. You lose your job being janitor at the airport for pissing hot and you might not even lose a day's wage because you could be sweeping floors at the hospital that night if you play your cards right. Jiffy Lube gives you crap jobs for the 3rd straight week and you're rolling your toolbox into Midas the next Monday maybe without a single working hour lost if the new employer sends someone to help you get your stuff and get set up. Unskilled and barely skilled onboarding is nowhere near as drawn out and cumbersome as the white collar onboarding most of HN takes for granted.

I did stuff like that a few times back in the day (this century) when I was working those kinds of jobs.
>” Ripping is usually more of a problem..”

Accidentally ripping a page while turning the pages too quickly.
Exhibit A demonstrating how climate lobby has abysmally failed in educating the public.

Buying bananas has no relevance to climate. Minimise eating meat, minimise use of cars and planes, and get a green energy supplier. That cuts your carbon footprint by half (depending where you are and what you do)

Other measures don't do much
TrustZone is a CPU mode, hence it is not fully isolated from normal CPU operation. The CPU chooses to enter it and the current CPU state gets saved/restored. It contains the highest exception level, so it is able to access all memory. It does not usually have networking because that would invite complexity, but there is nothing to stop a vendor from putting a full network stack in there and assigning a network peripheral. Typically, it would rely on the main OS to send and receive packets.
WhatsApp should give an option to upload my public-key. I want to generate public key on my computer using some other free software. For non-tech users, they may keep generating keys however they want. But there should be an option.

That is the only way to guarantee that it really supports privacy.
There's a large number of people who make a living basically selling access to their industry contacts...making introductions.

There are a lot of creative ways to make money out there that most people don't realize.
Its taxpayers who are paying, not the officials who created and perpetuate the policy.
Looks promising, thank you.
> I can simply unsub and no harm done.

But your TV manufacturer still wants to provide Netflix to other users and Netflix decided to require all their devices to run its trusted code if they want to provide Netflix to anyone, whether you in particular want it or not. So your choice is to trash your existing TV and track down a manufacturer that doesn't have any support for Netflix, Hulu, Youtube, Amazon Prime, etc. at all to buy a new TV that doesn't ignore your choice. With TVs you might be lucky since there is a large market for dump displays that avoid any TV related functionality anyway, of course there might be restrictions in the license between Netflix and the TV manufacturer to close that loophole too, maybe limiting sales of dumb displays to specific types of users.
Replying to this one since that was my first impression. On closer look they did seem quite different.

Gameplay, goals, all of that is similar to screeps. But the game board and therefore the mental model itself is quite different. Where screeps feels like an endless multiverse along the lines of old school browser games like oGame, yare carries a feel of a more quick starcraft battle. Definitely not a copy even though it carries similar mechanics.

Basically, I feel like I could do games on yare randomly whereas screeps has always felt like a long term investment I need to make.

EDIT: Also also, yare seems to be far more simple for the moment in terms of environments and resources but that could change in the future and I'm looking forward to developments there.
Hm. I have a very old German Tube Amplifier (K+H) from my grandfather and some USSR made speakers (Radiotehnika Audio - GoldLine 90, 30kg each).

But this system would cost you know 1-2k. But I was lucky and bought the speakers for 100 USD not long ago.
The Mystery of the $113 Millıon Deli
You are correct. But: 1. The article uses the term "fossil fuel commitments" and not "pollution" 2. Air industry bailouts are not necessarily increasing pollution compared to pre-pandemic levels.
Things like this make me want to have more free time to start my own paid CI service. I can likely start from a few languages I know and take it from there.

I wonder how hard it is to write your own CI/CD though? Anybody has thoughts on this?
If you're OK with waiting multiple hours for CI, I suppose these issues wouldn't affect you very much. Where I work we make relatively small PRs and deploy to production tens of times per day. The recent outages have been a nightmare for us.
I know what you mean... I think I would make a more watery coffee, using less grounds.

In order to make it still tasty, I would prioritize getting whole beans and smashing them up yourself not long before brewing.

I would do this while avoiding plastic contact, e.g. a metal-bowl coffee grinder or one of those hand grinders (which I have not tried but assume work pretty well.)
The Eatwell Guide
It was also impacting acting raw gists which is not noted in their report.
Celonis (Process mining software) Raises $1B At $11B Valuation
Yikes, that's not good to hear. It sounds like this things have similar problems to the rubidium clocks.
Being anti-nuke and being against nuclear power are two completely different things.
My Aeropress makes a very nice cup! Also uses an immersion technique, but produces a clean cup without coffee grounds and is slightly quicker.

No inverted method but just doing as it said on the box, except I let it steep for a minute or so before plunging. Freshly ground beans, just using (Dutch) tap water from an all metal kettle.
I guess we're not worried about the long term effect of the virus either? Planning on avoiding getting infected for the next 10y so that we can learn more about it as well?

Especially ironic if it ends up that the virus was escaped from a lab.
I'll take a self serving and insincere politician who moves in the right direction over one who moves in the wrong direction every time. Those are absolutely not equivalent.
Stop breathing and that will reduce C02 emissions! That's the most important thing in life!
I have no idea about your walk of life, but people leaving low paying jobs doesn’t feel irrational or lazy, or bullshitty in general. Why shouldn’t they ?
Microwave weapons that could cause Havana Syndrome exist, experts say
?. This is a back handed compliment? Can you explain?
From my limited knowledge in the field, "traditional" nuclear power plants are usually very likely to incur in cost overruns (a recent example being [0]), supplemental to an already significant expense and a very long term investment that most politicians do not seem to be very fond of. In the past few decades modular, entirely self-contained and passively safe designs have been often in discussion as more and more systems are devised, but I don't feel much interest towards a mass adoption to at the very least represent a fraction of the current worldwide power generation (above the tiny percentage nuclear sits on at the moment). Is it merely a matter of economics and ineffectivenes of the price/lifetime power generation, compared to more traditional systems? It's not as if other nuclear concepts cannot also take advantage of a good portion of spent fuel—that so far has been of significant concern and only one project seems will be successful at in the short-future [1]—such as traveling wave reactors, or breeder designs in general (I do understand most of the research and real-life applications have been less than effective). Due to continuous power generation couldn't such systems also reduce the need for the much dreaded fossil backup, assuming sufficient capacities?

[0] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-10-09/edf-lifts...

[1] https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/news/finlands-spent-fuel-rep...
I appreciate the french press, and it has the following shortcomings for me:

1) Many parts which must be cleaned.

2) Often the parts are plastic, which is unacceptable combined with hot water (or any, really.)

3) The glass is very fragile, potentially leading to breaking and even injury. Usually top-heavy designs, too.
Thanks for the clear answers and info :) It's an interesting subject!
C64 Watch
No, it's far worse than GMO. Because besides the changes which were desired, there are also a whole bunch of random mutations which were introduced, which could do anything from making the species highly invasive, to putting carcinogens in the parts used for human consumption.

GM is much safer and easier to verify as not having harmful side effects. And, it's easier. The only reason they invented this process at all is because people were scared of GM.
Glad it was helpful. It can be super handy to be access the serial port on a piece of equipment that’s not next to you… through a local virtual com port.
Isn't it inevitable for any company which is successful and innovative in its field (especially if the field is space flight related)? SpaceX really achieved a lot with Falcon 9, Dragon, Crew Dragon, pushing Starship even higher [1]. If you want some context, and a comparison of already 12 years ago decommissioned SpaceX Falcon 1 with current state of the art small-lift launch rockets of other companies, check out this excellent video [2].

[1] https://arstechnica.com/science/2021/06/the-us-military-is-s...

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5Sfw58jApo (by Everyday Astronaut)
Sweden: Pupils are suspected of poisoning teacher in Marks school
Pole here. I only drink when I go out with someone, or have a party. Mostly wine, once a couple years vodka. Occasionally, when I have company during lunch, we drink one glass of wine to it. Oftentimes though, when I invite someone over, we don't drink alcohol, I make lemonade or tea. Lemonade with matcha and ice cubes is a great replacement. Maybe more places should offer lemonade?

PS. It's not uncommon for me to drink 3 glasses of wine a year. Although recently I've been more social, so it's been 1-2 glasses of wine every 1-2 weeks. I don't go out of my way to drink alcohol, but I also don't avoid it.
For good beans:

Get beans green from SweetMarias.com or the like. Not expensive ($6-9/pound).

Get a cheap hot air popcorn popper. Mine was $3 used from Goodwill.

Pour in 1 cup of beans, turn on. After about 8 minutes you’ll hear beans start to crack - that’s a light roast. Cracking ends for a while - there’s medium. A second round of cracking happens around 9-10 minutes - dark. Past that you get oils extracting and near burned - French roast.

Easy, cheap, fresh.

ETA: https://youtu.be/mBU47Gzda3o
I'm currently living the dream that after the (somewhat) exodus of folks to cheaper, spacier suburbs, the fact that people want to work from home and (as per the article on the front page yesterday) would rather quit than commute again - we might actually get some affordable housing in London. Be that converted offices, new builds, or just availability. Annecdata, but looking at Zoopla the lower priced (ha) places are dropping or not selling as they did... But who knows.

Still blows my mind what the half a million quid you can easily spend on a flat in town will get you pretty much anywhere else.
As I see it, as long as the amount of (electric) cars will be a fraction of the total, it can be managed, but as soon as the amount will increase this "lamp post" approach won't work and something different will be needed.

A practical example is the following:

1) you use 20% battery per day

2) you get home at 20:00, with battery at 60%

3) you find the "right spot" near the lamp post free

Now, do you "risk" postponing the recharge one or two days or you "fill it up to the brim" right now?

And, then, let's say that after 4 hour recharge you will be at 100%, will you at 24:00 unplug and move the car (to allow someone else to recharge)?

Or will it be possible (at 24:00) for the owner of the car parked right after yours to unplug your car and connect his/her own?

And why should he/she wait until 24:00, and not unplug yours when he/she arrives at 20:15?

Most probably, at least when the numbers are small, there may be some form of "rechargiquette" but I doubt it would last for long.
I think this is a serious question. I think everybody takes things differently. Genetics? Not everybody gets PTSD.

So how you define "trauma"?
What are the bandwidth requirements for running a node? Would it piggyback on ISS' com links?
.NET code! That is a sure sign that nothing will work. /s
Most things are clean if you compare them to shit.

At some point a metric doesn't really make any sense anymore.
Just wanted to say that I absolutely love the UX of the account creation. Wish more website did something so simple like that.
As long as the team is local my preferred approach is to have one day when the whole team should be in office and to plan all face-to-face and team building activities on that day, then let people do whatever they want on the other days based on work requirements.
> By buying a house someone else could have bought

I interpret "others are struggling having roof over their heads" as struggling to make rent, not purchase a house. If you struggle to pay the bills, it might be hard to get a mortgage.

> thus increasing the prices for everyone

The price is higher because someone else is taking on the risk. The alternative is prices are lower, but increasing the risk (and up-front cashflow requirements) for everyone.

> How does buying and renting a house provide something not already there

The house was already there to buy. Now it's there to rent. Again, I'd assume those who struggle the most are looking for rentals.
I guess you missed my point. My point was about selling people heroically dealing with some results of systematic failures as uplifting stories. And that it's something I noticed about US news.

Some systems fail everywhere. In some places more than others.
Stage 3 Proposal: Array.prototype.at
> Still, the benefits are unclear to me.

Manage deployments as stacks, which support history and backtrack deployments.

Blue-green deployments.

Frankly, it boggles the mind how people put to production devtools that are barely managed to be secure when deployed locally, when alternatives are both simpler to deploy and more capable.
> interest/resources/profits

It doesn't seem like Microsoft should have any of these issues. At most "interest", but even that should be a pretty easy sell for a service as massive as github.
The Aeropress is one of the best methods I know, and I concede that it makes a slightly better tasting cup than what I describe, because the coffee is boiled for a short while. (Same goes for Turkish method.)

The downside for me is that it requires hardware I don't have already and is difficult to travel with. Metal pots and glass/ceramic bowls are available in most kitchens.
My guess is that it's driven by multiple inflation.

Prior to August 2018, there were no trillion dollar companies, now there are at least 5 (MSFT, AMZN, AAPL, Aramco, Google) and more on the way.
‘Scary stuff’: International Space Station robotic arm struck by space junk
Video presentation giving an overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMF3rqhjYuM
> Clients will often try to find out how much time was really spent on the project, even if they are officially paying for the outcome and not the effort.

That's when you respectfully remind your client that you're not a contractor but a business and that you're dealing business to business. Asking you how the sausage gets made is asking you about how you run your business -- it's none of theirs.

If they feel like they aren't getting a fair deal, you are happy for them to shop around.

If the client is trying to get a sense of your time then it's a mistake in how the relationship was framed. You want them to think that you're a business with employees, even if you're the only employee. Use more "we can" instead of "I can" language in your deals. They also aren't your only client.