skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, the Windows implementation is annoyingly buggy. I've found the best way to force it on (or off) without going into the settings and toggling it again is to kill explorer.exe via Task Manager - when it restarts then the night light will apply properly again.

I have my suspicions the reason why it doesn't work consistently has something to do with power savings or hardware profiles or something, but i haven't been able to reproduce it consistently enough to open a bug report.
Sorry yes, should have clarified!
Show HN: Parsers VC – Real-time tracking Venture Capital data provider
Parsers VC collects data on startups, investors, and venture capital firms in real time. The databases are updated every 24 hours.
It's very simple: Parsers VC installs its trackers on the venture capital funds' websites (namely the startup, team, and news sections) and automatically collects all updates. The data is also obtained from social networks and news sites. Thus, there is no need to wait for the startup or venture capital firm itself to update the information on the aggregator site, all updates appear by themselves.
You can see examples of the data here: https://parsers.vc/about/
>I usually weigh 70kg but it's not easy to maintain my body weight with my existing diet (at 1.4m tall).

That's a BMI > 35. That's morbidly obese. Why would you want to maintain that?
I've used f.lux for years until I enabled dark mode at the OS level and in the apps settings for those that require it.

More importantly installed the Dark Reader extension (https://darkreader.org). This one is incredible: it's much nicer to browser the Web in dark mode than to make page reddish. I now enable Dark Reader at all time (day and night) and can't stand the screen of my coworkers (so dazzling).

Idem for my Android device.

The only app/webpage I don' apply dark mode/reader to is Google Maps. For now…
>Similarly, a new $40,000 Honda Accord is superior in every way (power, amenities, ride quality, etc.) to a $200,000 Rolls Royce from the 90s.

To be pendantic, the ride quality of the Rolls Royce is still superior. We've had hydropneumatic suspension since the 50s, and that's not a feature anyone thought to include in an economy car. They don't compare to the electronic dampening we have today, but even vintage Rolls Royces are incredibly smooth and quiet.
Yes yes diet and exercise as everyone is saying… BUT…

Cortisol can play a big role here as does metabolism. Are you chronically stressed out? What about your metabolic reactions to different foods?

Get some hormone tests done for the cortisol.

Pick up a CGM (from levelshealth ideally) and keep an eye on your glucose reactions to different foods.

Also, educate yourself about the insulin / glucagon cycle, likely change when you eat
Lessons from Shipbuilding Productivity – Part II
IoTeX: Blockchain with Google Cloud Solutions
Great post. This sentence in particular stood out to me:

> The cost of our engineering team completely dominates the cost of the systems we operate.
So anytime someone thinks something is dubious, their brain is "looking for patters and finding it even if it’s not there". I disagree, sometimes your brain makes connections and often (but not always) those connections are correct. To most dedicated runners (such as the LetsRun group); this case is pretty obvious. The last paragraph of the article reads pretty conclusive of his guilt.

This reminds me of Lance Armstrong. Prior to his outing, I believed Lance Armstrong was innocent of doping. But many serious cyclists told me there was no way he was not doping, and they were right. Expertise is often useful.
In the end, you're arguing in favor of removing people from society, forcefully if needed, if they are suspected of or have cheated at running a marathon without any other considerations. And like, is that what you're really wanting to argue?
Good question. Where's the stealthy Russian assassins taking out the command and control personnel of their opponents with magic nerve agents? How about those "influence operations" that were threatening electoral sanctity all over the free world, any sign of those either?

People have been hyping up Russia as a threat for quite some time; there has been reason to doubt the hype for just as long. The real threats have been obscured by the self promotional noise generated by various parties that saw an interest in painting Russian capabilities in gaudier colors of fear.
I was more disappointed they didn't seem to have a "Make MIDI" option; or if they did I missed it.
Can only fit so much in my stomach.

I eat at the end of the day and go to bed, so there also isn’t time to have another meal.
This is not useful information if not combined with the quantities involved. It's like warning that drinking water is known to raise your blood pressure and has even caused people to die of heart attacks. It's true, but not in the quantities a person usually encounters.
There are plenty of non-end-to-end interfaces that are well defined so tests don't break on changes and still encapsulate complex and important code. There is somebody on this thread talking about one that calculates the costs on a contract.

Tests for those are unit tests, and fit the GP's description. And those are the best units to test, often you don't want to unit test anything else.

Of course, YMMV. For example, on some languages you must test if the data has the correct structure and the functions have the correct interface, what is best done by unit tests, and those tests will break often. Some problems are so complex that you must test intermediate steps, otherwise you will never get it right; those tests also break often, but when you need them, you need them.
But these are already existing engines. I believe the engineering effort to build a rendering engine from scratch makes it very unlikely we will see another engine.
I thought this was actually an important source of dietary iron in the early modern period, though that may be apocryphal.
Exactly.

The steps for an intranet or regular domain is exactly the same if you use the DNS challenge as the web server is no longer involved regardless.
I do understand what "outrun a bad diet" means and that it is common expression. What makes you think I dont?
API for parsing names into useful components
For what it's worth, I mixed up my units :) I meant to say consider 2+ grams of protein per pound of bodyweight. This is definitely the upper threshold of protein I'd recommend people consider but you asked for weird tips!

(2g per kg is roughly the minimum protein you should be consuming)
Interesting links, thank you.

As for splitting the graph into biconnected component, that mirrors what I know about automated layout of graphs (essentially the same problem?) in that it makes sense to have a very high-level algorithm of:

1) split graph into bi- (or tri-) connected components
2) layout these components individually
3) layout the block-tree of components

With the goal for layout to make it 'look nice' in some sense, while the goal for CAD is more that the constraints should ... make the final structure buildable and the 'right' shape?
Not sure how weird it is, but a lot of people tend to let their job keep their butt in a chair for too long. I suggest going into your company's calendaring system (Google or MSFT or whatever) and carving out 30,45, or even 60 minutes. If you're on Google Calendar, call it 'busy' so anyone nosy enough to look at it will think you're meeting with some high-brass and they don't have permission to see details. As far as what to do with the time, doesn't matter as long as your posterior gets out of the chair. Walk, hug your family, or just enjoy the sounds of the outdoors and get sun on your face. I like to do something to get my heart goin for all that time, but frankly there's no need to be fancy. Your idea about oxygen concentration is worth a shot, remember that recirculated indoor air generally has enough CO2 to impact cerebral performance negatively, so going outside will definitely get you some free O2 in addition to making you a lil bit smarter.

And for the love of Elvis, don't feel guilty or think of it as time theft. This is your health we're talkin about.
Do Not Track was always a joke. Without any legal teeth, why would people determined to spy on you stop spying on you because you say "Please"?
I see the desktop background through it on Archlinux with Firefox, using X with cinnamon. Even if there's another window behind, it shows the desktop background wallpaper
OMG: When my wife started buying snacks for our kids it was game over for me.
On the contrary, I think Rails continues to sustain the Ruby ecosystem. It's not like there aren't alternatives such as Sinatra and Grape for microservices. There are also plenty of non-Rails Ruby jobs. If you search for `ruby -rails` on Indeed.co.uk there are 1879 results so 1503 when you factor-out 10% for unrelated results.
So what do you propose? To roll out electrical heating for 75% [1] of the German population?

You think this is in any realistic way affordable or even doable in a significant time? Seriously?

[1]https://de.statista.com/infografik/11385/art-der-heizung-und...
Well, I've been trying Orion these last weeks. I've seen some issues related to Google Meet (but they are probably due to Webkit). Apart from that, Orion browser seems stable enough to be a main browser.
I tried f.lux on multiple computers and every time it completely messed brightness/colors. Only fix being a full reinstall.
Interesting. I took one year break from alcohol, just to make sure I am a master of my habits. Now I am back, drink red wine. So far keeping the weight. I noticed the food tastes better after fast, but so does wine.
I’ve found a fairly simple method works well for me:

* Cook your own meals. Focus on good oils (butter, coconut oil, olive oil) and high satiety ingredients. My go to is rice, steamed vegetables, and meat

* Lift some weights. I do a HIIT type workout each morning. Pushups, chinups, dips, squats. Just with some basic home equipment, most of it bodyweight. 3x a week barbells is also a good alternative

* Walk a lot. I walk about 10,000 steps a day, and jog up a hill on my run at some point

* Prioritize sleep. This both improves health and also gives you the mental relaxation to take good choices

None of that is exciting but as a package it should work for most people
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setdefault also returns the value:

is_foo_enabled = config.setdefault('foo', False)
OpenSanctions – Open database of sanctions targets and persons of interest
Try to find a time in your daily routine to take a walk. I used to take a 20 minute walk at lunchtime, but then that morphed into walking my daughter to the playground after dinner.

Now that I have three kids, it's a lot harder. I try to walk the younger kids to daycare when the weather and schedule permit it; otherwise, I take a walk after the bus picks up my older daughter.
Vanguard's estimate of returns is not independent of their estimate of inflation.

Vanguard estimates returns will be higher than inflation.
flux had an iOS app, but it was always side-loading through Xcode (or for jailbroken) but never on the actual iOS App Store. They need to use private APIs so it was never authorized in the first place.
Thanks for contributing to Blender!!
I unintentionally moved to a place where I only have to use my car on very rare occasions, and I also cannot recommend it highly enough. I’ve never had weight problems, but I’ve noticed a massive positive change in my overall mood and energy levels, and in feelings of connection to my community. :D
Thanks for sharing, I never heard of Cooklang. It feels like a DSL (Domain Specific Language). I'll study their implementation to get started on a niche ETL markup language.

Thanks again!
All the reviews I hear about it are generally poor. That said, I hear a lot of poor reviews on open-source software, which I generally have a good experience with. I don't do any CAD, and haven't used FreeCAD personally, so I can't say for certain.
My wife is also a musician and music teacher, but I have not been able to persuade her to tackle Lilypond. (I have occasionally done projects in Lilypond for her, and the results are great, but the barrier to entry is too high for her to scale.)

What she has found much more approachable is MuseScore (https://musescore.org/). I haven't done a careful comparison of the output to see which scores better [sorry!], but it's certainly adequate for her everyday needs, and with a cheap midi keyboard as input device, it was remarkably easy to get started.
It might raise it in the short term but lowcal and fasting lowers free T in the long term. But lowering bodyfat helps with testosterone levels. Pros and Cons
I want to make a plug for Grocy[0] which has recipes and meal planning, but its core feature is inventory. It's a lot of work to get going, but if you keep a lot of non-perishable and frozen food it can help a lot with tracking what needs to be eaten and what you have.

[0]https://grocy.info/
I used to use f.lux but it had such poor configurability. Is it better now? I switched to SunsetScreen a while back which worked much better, but then eventually started using the built-in Windows blue light filter even though it is less powerful than SunsetScreen simply because it's less hassle.
Briefly,

100% oxygen is probably unhealthy, and also a fire risk. Unless OP meant targeting 100% oxygen saturation?
High inspired O2 fractions have been associated with worse outcomes in conditions like stroke and myocardial infarction, although this may be a specific sub case where hypoperfusion injury creates oxidative stress.
Because we have different Federal Reserve policy than we did in the 1970s, for one thing.
HFT is all about speed, and at the minimal amounts of time to react all you can do is simple strategies.
An example of project using their dataset is the Sanctions Tracker from correctiv.org: https://correctiv.org/en/latest-stories/2022/03/01/sanctions....
Tinder Adds Background Checks to Its Dating App
Flux is amazing, and a life saver for eye strain. Way better than Apple’s attempt at warm display settings.
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As an American in my 30s I have literally never been asked nor heard anyone else asked “Do you drive?”
One example is that students often have to turn in files in PDF format but may not have a scanner for handwritten papers. It's not amazing quality, but this let's you take a photo with your phone and convert it to PDF for submission.
Weird tip, there is no shortcuts. Everything that is a shortcut will fail you after you have lost weight and you gain it back again.

Target weight management more than weight loss. I watch my weight every day now, and as soon as I feel heavier, and the scale confirms it, I know that my previous week or so is the culprit.

Therefore, if my actions caused my weight gain, they will fight against all shortcuts, and they will win.

Fight against your own bad habits, may sound weird to many people. (also, I lost all my weight doing intermittent fasting, which helps with many things not just weight loss)
I love yerba mate! I have a cup or two of it a day.

I've also recently been enjoying tea made with tulsi. It has a nice flavor and a mild boost.
This is really awesome :D Looked for something like this a while ago and wasn't massively keen on what was already out there...

One feature I immediately tried to find, though (and then searched for a github issue for it and couldn't initially see) was to be able to filter meals by ingredients.

Not necessarily the 'fuzzy' search, but (similar to the include/exclude categories) have a drop-down list of ingredients for ingredient auto-completion and then select to add to a list of items.

And then the same for adding some ingredients that are excluded (e.g. want to do something with flour, but have no eggs)
What person went to jail? What is their name and what jail did they go to?
Is there a way to say a variable can hold any type - eg for a log or print function.
> passive weight loss

I'm not suggesting this is good for you, because steroids have a ton of negatives, however steroids will increase lean mass and consequentely metabolic rate at rest, inducing weight loss even if you do not exercise.
I’ve never heard the question “do you drive,” only “what do you drive?” The assumption that every individual owns and drives a car is pretty omnipresent.
> labour (by which I assume you mean immigration)

Why would that be the assumption? Labor supply varies due to all sorts of things - childcare availability; education and skills; internal migration, which ties into things like housing markets; population growth and demographics; productivity and availability of capital; with remote working, even things like access to high speed internet affects the available labor pool... it's not just 'how many warm bodies are inside the border?'
Same for me, I can see my wallpaper and desktop icons. Very strange. Wonder if this is a risk for being exploited somehow to take photos of people's desktops
Most mammals have combat related deaths
see also the concerns aired when they planned it in 2021:

Tinder’s plan for criminal record checks raises fears of ‘lifelong punishment’ https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/apr/13/tinder-pl...
As an addendum to what I wrote, I think a lot of societies (especially the few healthier western countries) who count themselves lucky to have avoided the cultural underpinnings that led to American-style obesity have not yet begun to comprehend what widespread on-demand food delivery will do to their national health.
You can listen via a websdr at http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/.
As far as I understand it, this is allowing TS types to be valid JS syntax that are just ignored by vanilla JS engines. So it is intentionally identical to TS, it just won’t have any affect on the execution of your code.
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>If I sign a form that says "I accept all medical procedures being done to me in the next month.", that wouldn't be informed consent

Medical consent is a whole different kettle of fish and I may be off base here but I am pretty sure you can preauthorize consent for, e.g. theres a risk you may become unconscious and need follow up treatment.

>The proposed browser-based solution that sends an automated acceptance on behalf of the user would not qualify as informed consent

It's absolutely possible to have all of this information sent in an API to software acting on behalf of the user. The user has been informed and the obligations of the website will have been discharged. What the users browser does with this is the users business.
Copper is more reactive than steel. Copper cookware (with some rare exceptions) is lined with another metal to prevent food from direct contact with copper during cooking. Traditionally, a thin layer of tin is used for this purpose, though modern copper cookware can sometimes use steel or anodized aluminum.
That's the default
DuckDuckGo has thrown in the towel on neutrality, and has decided the US media organizations which lied about WMDs in Iraq among a cavalcade of other errors occasioning real world consequences are now the arbiters of truth.

It's baffling the CEO of the company has absolutely no idea why his own customers even use his service.

They don't want slightly-less-bad Google.
Show HN: Dockerized – Run CLI tools without installation
Dockerized is like npx for unix tools: Run popular cli tools without installation.

Example:

dockerized npm init
dockerized python2 somescript.py

Run an older version of a tool:

NODE_VERSION=15.0 dockerized node

Use cases:

- Maintaining multiple versions of an app

- Installing without polluting host machine

- Quickly run some commands you may not have installed

Features:

- intuitive use. Just the original command, but with 'dockerized' in front.

- dockerized apps can access the current directory and read/modify files, just like native apps.

- no need to know which docker image this package comes from.

- support for tools which don't have an official docker image.

- container cleaned up after use.

- ability to specify the version.

- version specification per directory (share exact versions with your team mates).

The inner workings are pretty simple, it's just a docker-compose file.

As expected with dockerization, there are limitations related to networking, and file persistence (outside current dir), but it can make life easy for simple scenarios.

Pull requests welcome!
crypto requires a mindset, both in securing your server and protecting your online identity. i'd avoid it for someone trying to learn the basics.
because you may not have been the one that created the dict
Luck and the Entrepreneur: The four kinds of luck
Not OP but many people (1 in 300 Caucasians [1]) need to closely watch and minimize their iron intake because they have hereditary hemochromatosis. With hemochromatosis ones body cannot process iron. There is no cure and the only way to deal with it is to minimize iron intake and, if iron levels are too high, blood letting (phlebotomy).

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/genomics/disease/hemochromatosis.htm

edit: forgot URL
I used to use f.lux on Win7 but since moving to Win10 I've been using the built-in one. Am I perhaps missing any cool features?
Any weird tips will only work temporarily. You'll rebound (which is a very bad shock to all systems including endocrine and will increase your cortisol levels) and might harm yourself in the process of doing so. Much better to walk 10k steps a day and eat in moderation.
It’s usually people at the “local elite” level as well.

Reminds me of the start of Icarus before it turns into being about international politics. Cyclists spending tons of money on top of the line bikes and tons of doping just to try to win the tri-county cycling race.

I wouldn’t say running, even amateur running, is entirely meritocratic. You get a lot of the same behavior, just less outlets for it. (E.g. you can buy this Nike shoes with the carbon fiber panel in them, but besides shoes there is not much you can do to push your performance besides). E.g. You do get people with mysteriously very low times compared to their last race or age group. I don’t think you should be drug testing local races and marathons because it just seems pointless and overkill for what is supposed to be a friendly community competition, but I would say the exact same thing about people who want to win said community competition at all cost.
+1 this works! I’ve seen it called “urge surfing.”
Caloric deficit.

Food scale. Weigh EVERYTHING you eat for a few weeks. Use an app like MyFitnessPal or something similar to gain and understanding of how many calories you're taking in. You'll be shocked at first

Then, make small adjustments until you get between 1600-2000 calories a day.

Add in walking 2-3 miles 2-3 days a week.
Do you write a lot of library code? I'm genuinely wondering in what kind of environment you would get "marginal upside" from having a good type system.
Because they are successful. Nobody hates Perl anymore
I used to actually keep flux at it's dimmest setting 24/7 during work. Drove my coworkers crazy when they had to look at my screen.
Hah, you just made me realise how many years I've been using it and recommending it as a life changing thing to everyone, every time i see a cool screen in the evening.

Just said "thanks" to them with the same.
Not sure it's a weird tip but one important thing to note is that if you sleep poorly you're more likely to eat poorly. Get good sleep to resist the urges. Good luck!
In Firefox mobile, when changing the viewport initial-scale the sizes of some elements don't change. Do you know a way to soft-refresh the page so it recalculates all the sizes? This doesn't happen in Chrome mobile.