skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sorry. I mean this, and this happens to children:

> A CDC committee will hear about reports of 300 cases of the heart enlargement that have happened after children were vaccinated against COVID-19. The ailment is fairly common and easily treatable.

The heart inflammation happens too, though.

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> Again, an incredibly low risk and less risk than harm from the virus.

But that is not the point. The point is that we did not know this would be the case. Other side-effects may come up as time goes on.

> This is not really true, we have a ton of data from this vaccine and from previous ones that can inform our expectations.

Again, are you talking about the mRNA vaccines? I asked the question twice with regarding to it so I am not going to do it again here.
Lowtech Magazine has a mirror of their site hosted on a laptop and fully powered by solar that's been running for a few years now.
> how teenage boys get enlarged heart from it

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2021/06/17/1007447...

" 7 million U.S. teens and preteens (ages 12 through 17) had received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine" [...] "more than 300 cases of heart inflammation have been documented [...] mostly in teens and young adults between 12 and 39 years old"

Assuming every single one of those 400 (rounding up) cases was between 12 and 17, that's 400 out of 7 million or 0.0057%.

"The rate seen after these vaccines is slightly higher than the "background" rate. [...] Many of the events reported turn out to be coincidental — not caused by a vaccine."

Which could well mean that only a handful of these cases are actually down to the vaccine, no?

And it's not even that drastic a problem; mainly just scary - "In a case study of seven teenagers who got myocarditis following vaccination published last week in the journal Pediatrics, all seven got better after routine treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs."

[edit: forgot to round one of my 300s up to 400]
The fine is not enforceable as long as Paris does not do any business within the ordering court's jurisdiction (or any other jurisdiction that recognises the award).

It is the same for Google. They can avoid the fine by leaving all jurisdictions that recognise the fine.
To the user that clicks only once, there's little value to show a random initial image and compute the corresponding result.

You should prob just always show the same image and cache the result, so the site can always load. Or randomize in a fixed set of 10 if you really like the randomization part.
MagicaCSG is a graphical signed distance field editor (by the author of Magica Voxel). The example video and images demonstrate how SDFs can be used for complex modelling!

https://ephtracy.github.io/index.html?page=magicacsg
At an individual clinical level they may not be at significant risk, but the justification for vaccinating them is not about individual clinical risks but public health. As far as I can tell, the potential risks of vaccinating children are overwhelmingly outweighed by the potential public health risks of them spreading the virus, acting as a reservoir, or suffering severe cases of the disease, however rare.

That is, unless we want to take "the long road" to the scenario I mentioned above. Yes, we could expect this to be eventually over by waiting until the population develops significant immunity because children usually catch the disease at school, spread it around, and the more vulnerable people in the population are little by little reduced in numbers. However, I personally prefer the vaccination shortcut.
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Your cat is a very eloquent typist
Exactly. Meanwhile, TikTok includes an official "save video" button...
Security is important to banks. But for a good security analysis you need to know these systems work. It seems a reasonable request from the Bank of England to get that information.
Any time this argument is discussed, I state my point of view, and get downvoted to hell. But let's do it again.
Prefacing that I live in a country that has a very long maternal and somewhat average paternal care, and a very good welfare state:

I am well against parental leave being paid out with public money, which also mean by my taxes. The reasons are that I don't care about other people's kids; it is unfair to those who don't have children; it's a game very well exploitable, and exploited, I see it around a lot; it forces a whole lot of additional work to the employer and oftentimes to other employees.
Wait so 'nano' is the smaller version of the 'tiny' 'pico'?!
It's great that so many companies (including mine) are offering more leave for parents but I don't think the incentives can ever be correct as long as this is a private company benefit. Companies will want to appear generous by giving the leave, but secretly hope you don't use it.

Parental leave should be guaranteed by the government and funded via payroll (or similar) taxes. It should not depend on who you work for.

A company obviously would prefer you stay at work. Going further, it's probably best for the company if you don't have kids at all. One less thing to pull you away from work.

The government is in the opposite position. Governments need population growth. Having a child is, for most people, the biggest impact you have on the economy. You just produced another productive worker/consumer!

But right now the incentives are all messed up. My wife is a freelancer. When we start thinking about kids the rational thing for her to do would be to apply for full-time work at a company with generous maternity leave before having the kid. That's not really fair to the company, but it's the rational economic choice.
Yeah even this article doesnt offer any framework, it just says “men in leadership roles take less paternity leave because they feel they must lead the team, hmmmmmmmmmmmmm so mysterious” and offers no solution to how such a team would have redundancy or operate
Neither, really. I'd say it has the largest community out of the various compile-to-js statically typed FP langs, at least with an explicit front-end focus.

- PureScript has a small but passionate community, one of the biggest players in that community laid off their whole ps team so that doesn't bode well.

- ReasonML fractured into ReScript but left half the Reason community behind, it's a confusing space to navigate now.

- GHCJS...

Most (perhaps even all) of the job postings end up on the elm slack (rather than, say, reddit or other more visible places).

There was some controversy with the release of 0.19 a couple of years ago, and general contempt (in the wider community, not inside Elm) for the way the language is developed and run which means there isn't a great deal of buzz about it outside of those already using it.
Where in the HypeCycle is GraphQL?
The amount of water in the atmosphere is probably independent of how much water vapour we emit.
We were allowed to use calculators when I took my school exams in the uk. But our exam questions often asked us to give the answers in surds i.e 3/4*√2 not as a decimal which our calculators couldn’t do then. Our teachers told us there would never be a question where the answer couldn’t be expressed cleanly using either fractions or surds, that we should practice doing the maths and show our workings on the exam paper and that if we were using a calculator we were wasting time doing data entry as the actual addition / division / subtraction would never be hard enough to justify it. We memorised a table of surds for 30º 45º and 60º angles but I’ve forgotten why now. Also they hard reset our calculators as we went into the exam.
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"I cheated in the finals of my metaphysics exam. I looked into the soul of the boy sitting next to me"

-- Woody Allen

Just reminded me.
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That is not, in any way, sufficient evidence.
The worst volume control UI in the world (2017)
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Got a "Login required" error in the Console.
Logged in to massless. Still no dice.

Now seeing "redirectUri: "https://massless.io/app/auth" in console and spinner.
> although I don't think they kneeled in the finals.

They did - "Players from both teams took a knee before the starting whistle to bring attention to racial injustice" (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/italy-wins-european-socce...)

> Additionally, Hooliganism isn't necessarily racism

When it comes to racism, the article is talking about the racial abuse players are getting on social media, not the hooliganism.
> [...] considering they don't pay any taxes while extracting massive amounts of value from the country.

The EU should talk to Ireland then. EU countries are the anti-social tax havens here that encourage international companies to not pay taxes.
Intel is planning to spend as much as $20bn on building chip fabs in Europe
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You would be okay with it being paid for by the private sector and having the same result?

Or, you think not having public money involved would also fix the result?

Not clear what the public money part has to do with your observations
You can stop output on a terminal (emulator) by exercising flow control. If you get overwhelmed by `tail` (or a similar tool's) output, hit ^S. If you are ready to resume, strike ^Q.
Well, mRNA vaccines have been in development for a number of years, unsurprisingly. It was first identified as a treatment vector in the 80s, and started development for vaccines in about 2008 AFAICT, with human trials for some of them (a prospective cancer vaccine from what I can tell) going back about ten years.

> When was the first time that any mRNA vaccine has been approved for human use?

Approved for widespread use? Certainly, this is the first, but that doesn't mean we don't have useful data on the likely effects.
> Wow. As if some hacker is playing against the researchers, removing the backdoor from all the most studied systems.

Or perhaps it simply explains why it took so long to find them.
If you want... a fraction of the features, but still a nice experience, and you want a viewer in your editor, and if your editor is Emacs, try Logview mode - https://github.com/doublep/logview.

I mention it both because I find it very useful and because, seeing Logfile Navigator, I now see that it desperately needs to have more features :).
A quantum leap
Water is the only gas of the three that condenses in atmospheric conditions. The total amount of water vapor that air (or the atmosphere) can hold depends on temperature more than anything else, excess water remains in the atmosphere for days only. This seems like good overview.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn11652-climate-myths-c...
The compiler written in Haskell relies on some extensions and/or optimisation tricks that make it not possible to compile with GHCJS. The 0.18 compiler (or maybe it was 0.17) was compiled with it though, it was what Ellie (third-party online playground) used.
Lang Jam
Users may access the site through a third-party device that they cannot configure, for example in a kiosk setting.
Private networks are coming. Businesses are not ready
> If it were actually an issue people cared about as much as they claim they care about it, it would already be solved.

Can you give an example of a case where this has actually happened? (i.e. an issue that isn't useful as a populism wedge gets solved because people care about it)
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>The reasons are that I don't care about other people's kids

Isn't this kind of one of government's fundamental roles?

I don't care about the road 2000 miles away from me in front of some random guy's house. He doesn't care about the road in front of my house. Neither of us will ever drive on the other's road. And both roads get built.
Personally I have been exposed to COVID-19 at the hospital on a regular basis, and I have been quarantined before with people who were positive. It does not seem to pose such a risk that you are talking about to me. I have an immunologic autoimmune disorder, too. This is my personal experience and case.

Plus I do not know if I was talking against getting vaccinated, I merely said that more side-effects may come to light, which I mention because many people seem to have excluded it from the list of possibilities.
How on earth is it not misleading to not lead with the fact you're the creator! I'd have zero issue with talking about their product if they lead with that in the comment!

HN is probably 50% people talking about what they do, yet this is the first time I've ever called someone out for this. Like how hard is it to say "Hey, guy who created the board ... <insert exactly the same comment>".

You shouldn't have to play sleuth checking people's comment histories to get such a simple (but important) disclaimer.

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More weird replies... like where did I say seon posted the actual link? Or remotely imply that?
He is writing a book :)
I must not have been the only one confused how exactly it counts as an Amazon rip-off rather than a community maintained version of the open source part of Elasticsearch. And frankly I'd still be interested if anyone could clarify how exactly this code can be considered Amazon's.

I did however notice that Amazon claims copyright on the github repo, which is interesting I suppose.
It'll stop bubbling in a few months.

Add a fountain to aerate the water to speed it up.
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Writing a native Ionic plugin for Capacitor in less than 30 minutes
Carbon Footprint Calculator: Why Do You Need It and How to Develop One
According to the World Meteorological Organization, 20 of the warmest years in history have been in the last 22 years. It’s a no-brainer that human activity is the number one factor contributing to this rise in global temperatures.

Fortunately, today, more people acknowledge the effects their actions have on the planet. This may explain why in a study by Accenture, 61% of those interviewed said that they were making more environmentally sustainable, eco-friendly, and ethical purchases.
Nowadays, the public realizes that they are just as responsible for reversing the damaging effects of CO2 emission as organizations. Thus, there is a growing demand for carbon footprint calculators and relevant software development services.

The carbon footprint calculator helps people be more aware of their contribution to the current environmental problem and what they can do to lessen their impact on the environment.

This article will help you understand the concept of carbon footprint, how it is calculated, how to develop a carbon footprint calculator, and much more.
How would quote from factory help? I'm pretty sure they would quote disassembly/reassembly work on the battery pack, to replace whole piece of plastic the nipple is part of.
So what's your toolbar button? A custom script/extension? Or a downloaded extension?
We call this the "lottery rule" or, when management are not around, the "bus rule".

If the company can not function without a single employee, they also need to ban employees from buying lottery tickets. Or walking on streets patrolled by homicidal buses (is there any other kind when it comes to key employees?).

Bad management is a sign they are going to experience running the company without key employees sooner rather than later.
Oh damn, who laid off their PS team? First I've heard of that.
I think Bret Victor is right. We need more of those tools, and the future of programming will include them. No, his demos don't seem to generalize. Yes, it looks hard to arrive at that goal. But we absolutely should work towards it!
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There is no reason to believe mRNA vaccine technology poses any particular risk compared to conventional vaccines. In fact, I would be willing to bet that they're less likely to cause problems than viral vector vaccines.
Well, what should be payed with public money in your opinion? Only things everyone cares about?

Most people agree that children are a very important part of our society and future. If that isn't worth being supported by public money, I honestly don't know what else could be.
> Aaron Swartz is rolling so hard in his grave that if we attached a dynamo to him we could power humanity for the next few billion years

An apropos comment from that thread
In the same way that my ability to use WolframAlpha to answer physics questions in no way qualifies me to say “black holes don’t sound like they could work, surely the way the in-falling particles get an increasingly well defined velocity as they reach the event horizon causes their position to become increasingly undefined until they are almost certainly nowhere near the black hole?”, which is the kind of thing I tend to say because I don’t have a physics degree, and given how physicists generally respond when I say stuff like this there’s a 5% chance I’ve said something interesting and a 95% chance I’m as wrong as 90s Hollywood script writers were about computers.
Some youtuber explained the breakdown of Reddit in parts with yahoo banning nsfw from Tumblr and their community suddenly looking for new safe places (hence the big banning on Reddit began at the same time)
I think the project is a while off of being properly usable. I think it's mostly written with Node in mind, but shouldn't be too difficult to swap out the Fs bits for browser-specific code.
This is an assumption; the article doesn't support this explanation over other potential explanations, and you didn't provide any other source that does.
1) Being poor doesn't materially increase the risk of anything.

2) There's the issue of inequity i.e. poor people don't have access to healthcare, whereas everyone has access to vaccines.

3) Driving the car that you own seems to be more of a freedom, frankly than the ability to enter a restaurant. You have neither the right nor freedom to go on someone else's private property.

COVID is real, it's a deadly virus that spreads rapidly for which we have a variety of vaccines.

If a restaurant wants to keep their patrons safe and you don't want to have a vaccine, then you'll have to go to another restaurant at least for several months until COVID subsides to the point where there's little material risk to anyone.

It's just the reality of the situation.
Why not lead with that?! You don't think it's relevant to your recommendation that you are the designer, owner, manufacturer, and sole financial beneficiary of the thing you recommended?

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At no point did I say seon posted this taf2. At all. No idea why you keep replying with that comment.
Next step, tank it directly from the cow.
> I think what it disregards is the amount of effort that it takes to get to a situation where you have an interactive real-time IDE for the purposes of drawing a tree.

I agree with your view, but one of the reasons for this is that there is still a lot to ask from the GUI frameworks in most languages (especially languages like C++ and Rust). However, I still believe that this can change.

Raph Levien is driving some pretty targeted work on pushing the state of GUI frameworks for Rust [0].

In C++ Dear ImGui is heavily used by the game development community [1]. My experience is that it is really fast to get a visualization for most projects going in very little time using this framework. See the gallery threads [2] for examples. This project also gets better every month.

[0]: https://raphlinus.github.io/rust/druid/2020/09/28/rust-2021....

[1]: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui

[2]: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/3793
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Portable GELI: A portable version of GELI on GNU/Linux
Seems like the correct fix is to make sure that men have the exact same rights to parental leave and all the same incentives to take them. If men and women are equally likely to disappear for similar amounts of time, then it becomes a wash. Of course it could then be difficult for men and women of a certain age range to find new employment, but I don't see how you can fix this aspect of things.
How many people have received an mRNA vaccine pre-COVID-19? For example the one you have mentioned for cancer. Was it successful? Could you give me a link to studies with regarding to it? Just curiosity.
Exactly, same in the UK. So a typical first question in the maths exam we take at age 14/15 might be ‘Factorise the quadratic x²+5x+6’. No calculator needed.
Wood gas vehicles were, well not uncommon:

https://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2010/01/wood-gas-cars.html

Due to the need for oil (major cause of second world war anyway) Nazi Germany produce 1/2 million cars run on wood gas.

(Had to google this but just remembered the image from "The Knowledge" well worth a read: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Knowledge-Rebuild-World-After-Apoca...)
> Are you talking about mRNA vaccines?

Are you? You seemed to be talking about all vaccines.

> How many people have gotten such a vaccine before the COVID-19 vaccines and when?

I don't have the exact figures but if you search for human mRNA trials, they seem to go back about 10 years.
It doesn't really matter if they're the creator, or someone else financially benefitting from the project. They can just defend the project, and people can form their own opinions. This board is not censored, so everyone can read all comments and make up their own opinions.

I hate that your comments are downvoted so much, when there's good information that would normally be a great contribution, or at least basis for good conversation. If you'd take a slightly less accusatory stance they would've been perfect comments.
> use the damn youtube-dl. [..] and Reddit "gods" can't do anything to block you.

They can threaten to sue youtube-dl also. Not having a Reddit account doesn't stop a lawsuit.
> Eight hours of hoeing in a ditch supplies him with enough fuel to ride his vehicle for 20 km

Hmm, this is an art project but you can cycle 20km fairly leisurely in an hour.

8 hours of toiling in the ditches probably might be better used growing vegetables so your food isn’t being driven in?
Less likely to cause short-term or long-term problems or both?

By the way, the "I would be willing to bet" is what I am talking about. We do not know, we can bet and all. All my comments started because I know that many people excluded the possibility that there could be any potential side-effects that may manifest a year from now or so. I am not talking against vaccination, just that we should not exclude this possibility. That really is all there is.
>This feels more like a shakedown from French newspapers with backing from the France government rather than fair business compensation.

Not saying Google is right or wrong in this case but;

EU have had problems with US tech giant for years with their aggressive business practice and Tax avoidance. Aggressive or ruthless from European perspective but the norm from American's POV. Now that even US government are on their side, EU or France in this case are taking every single opportunity to squeeze them.

I see it as political power play more than anything else. Google and Apple have been showing middle fingers to government and regulators around the world for years. They have been waiting for the political climate to act on it.
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https://product-selection.grundfos.com

Look for the "booster set" to make a selection.

Consider adding in a vibration isolation to the pump connection. This article describes some of the different types. Probably for your application the "hose and braid" would be what I'd be looking for. This is a pretty standard part from a hardware store.

https://www.pumpsandsystems.com/isolation-noise-vibration-hv...
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