skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These days hello world in Java is just:

```void main() {print("hello world"}``` And you can skip the compile step as well and run it with just `java yourFile.Java`

Since JEP 495 they have made "simple programs" very simple.
The Longest Nvidia PTX Instruction
Can't see Lead Platform Engineer on the careers page
Eggs are usually produced and sold regionally. The current bird flu epidemic impacting US chicken farms will be less impactful elsewhere. I believe there were reported cases of bird flu in Europe at the end of last year, but I don't think they spread to the widespread devastation we're seeing in the US.
I’ve always bought the most expensive pasture raised free range cage free eggs at Whole Foods. If I recall they used to be around $10 per dozen.

Been a while.

Anyone know Is this still the case?
Currently imagining the political furor that would inevitably erupt over deploying a flu vax for poultry.
Python library for making 2D programmatic art with 3D printers – Version 2.0 Out
I've been programming this library off and on for the last 2 years. I just bought a 3D printer and decided to update everything to properly support 3D printers. Previously I had a 2D plotter but it broke. Happy to answer any questions, consider any functionality, and I'd love all feedback!
My understanding is that free range law have recently gone into effect in CA.

Were the organic eggs already free range? That would explain the price stability there and variation of the non organic.
Youtube doesn't want to stop things like this. It is only when studios get furious and go after Alphabet that they'll finally move to do something about it.
Yes!!

Finally someone who gets it. I am not being facetious when I say that meritocracy is inherently inhumane.

As to prolonged health: I'm not sure western civilization, or indeed any culture which reflexively valuate humans even... will be able to consistently embrace universal humanism (humanity?) without first suffering paroxysms.

Maybe a more practical question is, how to organize a humane police force :)?

Don't know if Palantir is working on that? (Not sarcasm)
Doge Enters NOAA Headquarters
I'm in CA and TJ's was empty for months not too long ago.
Prepare to keep hoping.
Or even better, they can be brought back as contractors with vital skills and knowledge, at much higher cost!
It's not that big of a news because they already had gemini-exp-1206 on the API - they just didn't say it was Gemini 2.0 Pro until today. Now the AI Studio marks it as 2.0 Pro Experimental - basically an older snapshot, the newer one is gemini-2.0-pro-exp-02-05.
You mean he failed to remain in office violently, then left.
The recording I saw was Trump saying we need to accept pain. He's asked frequently why his actions make very little sense and he typically responds incoherently.
What is the similarity between the Dominicans and the Jesuits?

Both were started to fight heresy: the Dominicans the Cathars, the Jesuits the Protestants. Both were started by soldiers. Both have unique spiritual disciplines.

What's the difference?
Meet any Cathars lately?
"You come at the king, you'd best not miss" and all.
Benchmarks or it didn't happen. Anything better than https://lmarena.ai/?leaderboard?

My experience with the Gemini 1.5 models has been positive. I think Google has caught up.
Well you can be sure the billionaire aligned media will only tell the part of the story in their best interest, so who knows how much of the actual story will be told to any portion of the population.
The internal incoherence is a feature of a cult, not a bug!

The more deliberately twisted shit they can make you believe, the more dependent your entire cognitive architecture is on them.
Biggest issue with Democrats is learning that "People are born with different abilities."

Biggest issue with Republicans is learning that "People are born with different abilities."
They hid it and deepseek came up with R1 anyway, with RL on only results and not even needing any of the thinking tokens that OpenAI hid.
Google isn't even the worst in my opinion. From the top of my head

Anthropic:

Claude 1
Claude Instant 1
Claude 2
Claude Haiku 3
Claude Sonnet 3
Claude Opus 3
Claude Haiku 3.5
Claude Sonnet 3.5
Claude Sonnet 3.5v2

OpenAI:

GPT-3.5
GPT-4
GPT-4o-2024-08-06
GPT-4o
GPT-4o-mini
o1
o3-mini
o1-mini

Fun times when you try to setup throughput provisioning.
Just because he's an absolute dumbass who had no idea how to effectively overturn the election doesn't mean he didn't try and doesn't mean the attempt wasn't violent.
They're tamasic, anyway.
its 3-4$ at trader joes - still 8ish in WholeFoods in Michigan
Direct File is still fully functional and supported for use in 25 states this year.

Even if it were removed in the near future, as long as it's up, you can be confident that your tax info will be handled properly, as it uses the same interface for tax submissions as all the existing third party tax filing software.

--
DF engineer
> Creating software is starting to resemble cooking. Your home-cooked software is exactly what you need, without extra fuss or cost. And each time you build something personal, you gain a deeper appreciation for the craft of creating software.

I think this is true, but it also actually requires you to want to make your own software. In cooking, most people are aware that they're physically capable of making a roast chicken with gravy and mashed potatoes.

Yet takeaway/delivery is thriving. It's not that the ability to cook is scarce, but the desire to do it. I think the same is (now) true with building software.
Do you have any references for that? I used to avoid exceptions on small Cortex M0/M3 devices as well.
Yes, bird flu is bad.

OTOH, the US egg industry has a history of price-fixing, and other dirty tricks.

For instance: https://apnews.com/article/egg-producers-price-gouging-lawsu...
Gentlemen you can't use AI here, this is the deep learning lab!
Here's another way to think of it... Very real substantive criticisms of the whole DEI project and identity politics have been rubbished for years. It was in fact impossible within the liberal left either in the academy or journalism to criticise this stuff without being labelled racist or misogynist.

Meanwhile countless people have experienced being excluded from funding, employment opportunities etc. Countless more have sat through (demonstrably ineffective, and even counterproductive) mandatory reeducation in the form of diversity workshops, antiracism training and so on. This is absolutely a major part of why we got Trump in the first place. The lefts complete unwillingness to address the failure and unpopularity of these policies. It's not a case of Trump demonising otherwise good initiatives. Quite the opposite. Rather, Trump an opportunistic populist, seized on valid criticisms to promote himself as the sane alternative.

Policies that served to derail opportunities for substantive change (Bernie in the US, Corbin in the UK) in favour of shiny new posts in HR at every university and corporation. Vivek Chibber is brilliant on this stuff, I'd recommend you check him out for a more cogent critique.

https://jacobin.com/2025/01/elite-identity-politics-professi...
Do you not know the conventions of your project? Doesn't your project have a convention that all time is in ms (second, weeks...)?

If your project doesn't have that convention such that everyone knows than the code should be

timeMs++;

You may also have a time type and so you can use your IDE to examine the type.
Yes, but then you have to handle every possible errors at every call point, and wrap all those you can't handle at the calling site into your own return type... This is well documented.

One should be cautious every time it feels like there is an obviously right way to do something that everybody fails to see :)
We totally agree! Stay tuned for our next posts on that topic :)
Livebench is better. llmarena is a vibes benchmark
> But I think UnifiedPush or ntfy instructions should make these steps more clear (or I failed to find it), even if just to say "it's actually that easy" to save our time looking.

We are working on the documentation: https://codeberg.org/UnifiedPush/documentation/pulls/16
> US's proxy against Iran in the Middle East

If I have to hire a hitman to take out my mistress I'm going to just opt to not have a mistress. I guess we will have never ending reasons for needing a proxy against Iran?
As SRE who dealt with more caching errors then I care to. Alot of caching comes down to YAGNI.

To his point: It's very hard to beat decades of RDBMS research and improvements

Your RDBMS internal caching will likely get you extremely far and speed difference of Redis vs RDBMS call is very unlikely to matter in your standard CRUD App.
I found the discussion around inference scaling with the 'Wait' hack so surreal. The fact such an ingeniously simple method can impact performance makes me wonder how many low-hanging fruit we're still missing. So weird to think that improvements on a branch of computer science is boiling down to conjuring the right incantation words, how you even change your mindset to start thinking this way?
Finding new work is going to be freaking great with rapidly dropping consumer confidence and the random ass tariff changes scaring the hell out of businesses.
All this 'thanks to' Gaza, the great revealer of our era. Masks(of hypocrisy) fall one after the other.
Perfect time to build chicken coop.

Also eggs price is increasing globally witch is not good.
Time to buy chickens!!!
Again, you seem to be missing the point here. Those "billions of user records" are the users who thought they were not being tracked by using incognito mode. All the other users who didn't care about being tracked one way or the other are irrelevant to the use case we're discussing.
If I was a foreign adversary of the US I would be salivating at the idea of several unvetted 19-25 year olds with unlimited access to classified government computer systems. The security implications are apocalyptic.
The State of PHP 2024
They chose fascism over egg prices. Too bad.
OTF's money comes from US Congress. They also donated 50M to Signal.

I might just have my tinfoil hat on too tight, but this doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy inside.

F-Droid also builds AND signs packages themselves on behalf of developers, and even though reproducible builds are a thing, they are not widely used properly or publicly verified often enough for my comfort.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42653176

https://www.privacyguides.org/en/android/#f-droid
The FAA were already not allowed to ask employees about their demographics. The article you're commenting on states that the actual problem was that the FAA added a new biographical questionnaire to the ATC hiring process, which had strangely weighted questions and a >90% fail rate. Applicants who failed the questionnaire were rejected with no chance to appeal. Employees at the FAA then leaked the correct answers to the questionnaire to student members of the National Black Coalition of Federal Aviation Employees to work around the fact that they couldn't directly ask applicants for their race. Here's a replica of the questionnaire if you're interested: https://kaisoapbox.com/projects/faa_biographical_assessment/
Here in Ontario I'm buying eggs for $2.99 / dozen, or about $2.10 USD.

This isn't a boast or schadenfreude, but is an observation that the protected, stable industry (supply management), which itself yields smaller, less industrialized operations means that while bird flu is a problem, it's hitting smaller clusters rather than gigantic mega operations where gigantic numbers of birds get culled.

So while our eggs are more expensive at times, there are benefits.
I found it exactly in line with everything I know about right-wing politics.
> Frontend development is a nightmare world of Kafkaesque awfulness I no longer enjoy

> Objects are extremely good at what they're good at. Blind devotion to functional is dumb.

Blind devotion to anything in engineering is dumb, but if you go full functional on the frontend it’s definitely not “Kafkaesque”
Hacker News is not the place for cheap political shots; especially as by any objective measure, two weeks is insufficient for any specific promise regarding pricing to be immediately felt.
Oh please. It's a factual argument and you've contributed nothing to it apart from steering away from the goalpost
That's not it at all and it's hard to see how you interpreted it that way. Trump promised to bring down egg prices and grocery prices on day one. It was an obvious lie and now that it has been proven it was a lie it's important to let people know the current president lied to them flagrantly.

>"I don't care that working people find things expensive"

Literally no one is saying that.
Why not? Did anyone really expect credibility from the world's largest privacy invader?
Really, that attempt was several steps down the line. First it was many attempts to overturn the election by convincing states to change their reported votes or just sending different electors. January 6th was the last-ditch attempt after those efforts failed.
Albatross and other birds disagree. And don't forget the birds using ships to migrate.
He's been in office for 2 weeks, but my Costco got eggs back already. Mission accomplished.
The cultural with tariffs you mean?
I view it more as a "the campaign was run on egg prices too, and the president isn't lowering prices"
As mentioned in other posts, the trick is using multi-color sprites to look like multiple single-color sprites.

I did the scan line frequency calculations, and my though of changing the border color would not work. In one cycle the scanline advances 8 pixels, so toggling the border color would be a minimum of 32 pixels in width.
I wish the blog mentioned whether they backported DeepSeek ideas into their model to make it more efficient.
Ordering from Denmark, a medium or larger retailer in China would collect the Danish VAT (25%) and send that to the Danish tax authority. They'd mark the package with a transaction id for this, and it would go through EU customs without any further charges. (Presumably they still scan it for guns etc, and make random checks that these packages are labelled correctly.)

Goods ordered without using this system would be charged the 25% plus a handling fee, which is about $20 here.

However, the EU gave the logistics companies and retailers over a year to get these systems in place. The USA is taking a different approach.
Please stop the precedent of saying both their names in the same breath
How about 30-40 of them at the same time, while sending off video to be rendered by the GPU, tracking as many entities positions 60x per second and more?
FWIW this comment would work on almost any HN post.
Yes, it's been a big issue here.

I've not been actively tracking the price of eggs, but I know it's causing a lot of problems for egg producers.
> i386 implies BIOS, AFAIK, and requires pre-x86_64 assembler, which is only partially transferable to modern CPUs.

Nothing wrong with this IMO. You dont want a 64-bit Arm/x86 hegemony. If the OS is designed properly you won't notice the platform underneath which means you have the right abstractions. That is an important challenge for students - decoupling platform dependency from the OS architecture. It also teaches them older tech which gives them a history lesson so they understand how and why we got here.
1) You're assuming these leadership clowns are that smart

2) They are targeting particular employees more.
I've been using Youtube to re-discover a lot of fun movies from the 80s-00s that I never saw when I was a kid. It's quite nice to tune in and out while working.
It's not a "cheap political shot". He literally promised that prices would be lowered day 1 of his presidency.

> When I win, I will immediately bring prices down, starting on Day One

These are his own words. What happened?

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/01/28/economy/trump-inflation-p...
Updated Feb 5, 2025:

> Effective February 5, 2025, the Postal Service will continue accepting all international inbound mail and packages from China and Hong Kong Posts.
Per seat per month
What, exactly, should they do? At this point it's pretty much just on the producers to protect their flocks.
The candidate “solution” to that problem is to remove any representation requirements in medical trials, so adverse effects that manifest just in specific subgroups aren’t found. I wish I were joking.
No, the snark is because it was a huge campaign item which didn't make any sense because:

1) The president doesn't have a magic dial to bring down prices, and

2) Trump loves tariffs which have inflationary effects no matter how you spin it

So all the complaints about high prices was just for show since they don't actually care.

EDIT: 3) Inflation was a global phenomenon and the U.S. was actually outperforming most countries in bringing the rate of inflation down.
I think Stewart Lee knew and understood that when he incorporated it into his comedy routine.
You cited nothing, and you are wrong on every number you quote.

Fortunately Trump hasn't destroyed revenue reporting yet. This contains info for FY2024:

https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/gover...
He was elected to explicitly not do anything about H5N1 and all other would-be government priorities.
Which problems are you expecting if you already have the content, the servers and the software? It's a famous company; people would definitely watch their movies for a small payment or with ads.
Eggs store very well when refrigerated and are naturally optimal in terms of physical volume. Buy eggs in bulk and store them in a large mixing bowl or other round container in your refrigerator.
I don't know why you're finding it confusing. There's Duff, Duff Lite and now there's also all-new Duff Dry.
That makes a lot of sense, because I lookup up how we handle it in Denmark and it's the same, destroy the entire flock if a farm is infected. It's just it's not millions, it's 6000, 40.000, 20.000 chickens per farm, not a million.

Weird that the size of the farms aren't being regulated if you know from other countries that it makes containment easier.
Yeah sometimes you can't reason with people because they're dug in. In this case with Trump and Republicans, it's like Catholics being unable/unwilling to deal with pedophile priests, because group loyalty is so important to them. Tribalism is meant to override reason. Get them to turn on their brains first (eg by reflecting on values most important to them), and it becomes much easier.
but not too bad for you?
On Craigslist live chickens are 2x the price of grocery store rotisserie chickens
And? That doesn't change the fact that he was not "overwhelmingly" elected. He won by a slim margin. People acting like he has a massive mandate from the people are at best ignoring the facts, and are mostly trying to delegitimize the opposition.
I think the messaging was intended to create a psychological effect rather than a budgetary one. By voluntarily giving up a benefit to stay with the federal government post-Musk takeover, employees may feel more committed to the new regime. IIRC Zappos used to offer people a payout to leave directly after hiring them, it was a similar signal of commitment.
Im oretty sure thats TJs fault, they regularly run out of eggs for years now if you go at the wrong time
Tou-freakin'-che
I had several small packages in transit from china, now that the CBP considers ALL packages from China "formal" I have to pay $32.71 PER PACKAGE. I'm freaking screwed, I can't really afford to drop several hundred dollars just on bullshit fees
The snark predates the outcome of the election.
They're all female!
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It was indeed the EU, it was the end of the low-value goods exemption if you want to search for it.

I avoid shopping from China on principle, but if ordering from Ali Express or similar you shouldn't have any problems. Of course, you pay 25% VAT on your purchases.
The missing requirement might be no TPM 2.0
The EC desires to get more and more power over EU countries' policy, with the excuse of "doing its job". In a normal country, the executive branch is also elected by the population. In the EU, they get there by appointment, so they are an extra step removed from democracy. It is just the opposite of what you want to do to improve democracy. Instead of more opportunities for people to control government, you're creating an extra level of indirection that makes control even harder.
Move on to ESM-Only
Round 2: Begin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqnXp6Saa8Y
What is the model I get at gemini.google.com (i.e. through my Workspace subscription)? It says "Gemini Advanced" but there are no other details. No model selection option.

I find the lack of clarity very frustrating. If I want to try Google's "best" model, should I be purchasing something? AI Studio seems focused around building an LLM wrapper app, but I just want something to answer my questions.

Edit: what I've learned through Googling: (1) if you search "is gemini advanced included with workspace" you get an AI overview answer that seems to be incorrect, since they now include Gemini Advanced (?) with every workspace subscription.(2) a page exists telling you to buy the add-on (Gemini for Google Workspace), but clicking on it says this is no longer available because of the above. (3) gemini.google.com says "Gemini Advanced" (no idea which model) at the top, but gemini.google.com/advanced redirects me to what I have deduced is the consumer site (?) which tells me that Gemini Advanced is another $20/month

The problem, Google PMs if you're reading this, is that the gemini.google.com page does not have ANY information about what is going on. What model is this? What are the limits? Do I get access to "Deep Research"? Does this subscription give me something in aistudio? What about code artifacts? The settings option tells me I can change to dark mode (thanks!).

Edit 2: I decided to use aistudio.google.com since it has a dropdown for me on my workspace plan.
Related previous discussion:

Suspension of inbound parcels from China and Hong Kong

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42942405
I would prefer `somethingSec`, where "something" indicates the usage better than "time". E.g. `delaySec` or `elapsedSec`.
The free range eggs at Aldi in PA are ~$5.30/doz vs ~$6.50/doz for the normal eggs. Might be cheaper than normal.
1) Firing people doesn't stop disbursement. Especially if they're something low-level like idk a security guard.

2) Disbursement is done because Congress told them to with a law. If you want less disbursement then repeal the law.
Do you mean cage-free hen regulation? This statewide regulation has been in effect since 2022.
Ill plug the "Design of Everyday Things" by Don Norman in case anyone in the thread hasn't read it. Its the classic text on design. You will never think about doors the same again.
First they came for the chickens and I said nothing because I was not a chicken... What's next, avocados!?
Hmmm, maybe? If you had really really good ears you might be able to correlate out some kinds of modulated EM radiation from it's effects on the pressure in a medium. It seems plausible.

I was of course originally using ears metaphorically to mean phased array antennas.