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In an era of split attention, there is more than one type of ADHD

https://psyche.co/ideas/in-an-era-of-split-attention-there-is-more-than-one-type-of-adhd
1•kaechle•24s ago•0 comments

Ruby Central's response to the RubyGems situation

https://rubycentral.org/news/strengthening-the-stewardship-of-rubygems-and-bundler/
1•andai•36s ago•0 comments

MapAnything: Universal Feed-Forward Metric 3D Reconstruction

https://github.com/facebookresearch/map-anything
1•simonpure•1m ago•0 comments

2025.38: Meta, YouTube, and Tech Press Attention

https://stratechery.com/2025/meta-youtube-and-tech-press-attention/
1•feross•2m ago•0 comments

RCA VideoDisc's Legacy: Scanning Capacitance Microscope

https://spectrum.ieee.org/rca-videodisc
1•rbanffy•3m ago•0 comments

Engineered prime editors with minimal genomic errors

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09537-3
2•bookofjoe•4m ago•0 comments

Redlib: Private front-end for Reddit based on Libreddit

https://github.com/redlib-org/redlib
1•LorenDB•5m ago•0 comments

The EU Just Killed ARR

https://paid.ai/blog/ai-monetization/eu-data-act-killed-arr
2•arnon•5m ago•1 comments

Feature Flags in Depth

https://rtpg.co/2023/11/15/feature-flags-in-depth/
1•rbanffy•6m ago•0 comments

As Android developer verification gets ready to go, a new reason to be worried

https://www.androidauthority.com/android-sideload-offline-3598988/
3•josephcsible•11m ago•0 comments

Best shot to save Florida reefs? An industrial factory making heat-hardy babies

https://www.lancasterfarming.com/farming-news/best-shot-to-save-florida-reefs-an-industrial-facto...
1•PaulHoule•11m ago•0 comments

Extending not extendable Vaadin components

https://bonsaimind.org/blog/extending-not-extendable-vaadin-components-en.html
1•GarethX•18m ago•0 comments

Court lets NSF keep swinging axe at $1B in research grants

https://www.theregister.com/2025/09/19/court_lets_nsf_keep_swinging/
3•rntn•18m ago•0 comments

Show HN: GPU Kill – A CLI tool to kill stuck GPU jobs without rebooting

https://github.com/kagehq/gpu-kill
3•lexokoh•19m ago•0 comments

What open source AI extension would you recommend for someone using VS Code?

1•_345•20m ago•0 comments

List of 87 Programming Ideas for Beginners

https://inventwithpython.com/blog/programming-ideas-beginners-big-book-python.html
1•thunderbong•20m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Lineup Puzzle – A New Kind of Daily Puzzle Game

https://lineuppuzzle.com/
1•ardagurer•20m ago•1 comments

Supernatural Sightings After a Flood

https://oxfordamerican.org/magazine/issue-130-fall-2025/gobsmacked
1•gmays•21m ago•0 comments

91% of Central Banks are working on CBDCs, but will not use blockchain

https://illya.sh/threads/@1756336264-1.html
2•iluxonchik•24m ago•1 comments

Intel Arc Celestial dGPU seems to be first casualty of Nvidia partnership

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-Arc-Celestial-dGPU-seems-to-be-first-casualty-of-Nvidia-partn...
4•LorenDB•27m ago•0 comments

AI: Five charts that put data-centre energy use into context

https://www.carbonbrief.org/ai-five-charts-that-put-data-centre-energy-use-and-emissions-into-con...
1•RyanShook•32m ago•0 comments

Music-Map – Find Similar Music

https://www.music-map.com/
3•alexmolas•33m ago•2 comments

What Elm Taught Me About React's UseReducer

https://cekrem.github.io/posts/the-discipline-of-constraints-elm-usereducer-lessons/
2•GarethX•34m ago•0 comments

Prevent Scrollbar Jump

https://gomakethings.com/prevent-scrollbar-jump/
1•eustoria•36m ago•0 comments

The Invisible Character That Cost Me Too Much Debugging Time

https://blog.dochia.dev/blog/the-invisible-character/
22•ludovicianul•36m ago•10 comments

Show HN: I built a distributed key-value store in Rust (~2K LOC)

https://github.com/PABannier/nanokv
1•el_pa_b•36m ago•0 comments

Show HN: A new open-source browser with Android TEE based enforcement for agents

https://github.com/wootzapp/wootz-browser/pull/373
1•sandGorgon•36m ago•0 comments

The HTML Hobbyist Webring

https://webring.htmlhobbyist.com/
1•eustoria•37m ago•0 comments

Effort.jl: a fast emulator for the Effective Field Theory

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1475-7516/2025/09/044
1•doener•37m ago•0 comments

Keep Thinking

https://twitter.com/claudeai/status/1968705632095158393
1•tosh•38m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

Grocery prices have jumped up, and there's no relief in sight

https://www.npr.org/2025/09/19/nx-s1-5539547/grocery-prices-tariffs-food-inflation
40•manveerc•1h ago

Comments

bix6•1h ago
> Avian flu added to the more recent spike in egg prices

There’s some fascinating writing on this. It’s really private equity causing the price increases through supply chain control.

josefritzishere•1h ago
It's almost like tariffs were a bad idea.
krapp•1h ago
If only nearly everyone, everywhere had seen this coming...
nxm•1h ago
U.S. food prices rose by 23.6 percent from 2020 to 2024.
LeafItAlone•52m ago
> U.S. food prices rose by 23.6 percent from 2020 to 2024.

After historic food price roses during a global pandemic and another round of bird flu in four years, you’d think a good president would do things to lower them, not continue to increase them!

georgemcbay•59m ago
That and causing massive sudden disruption within the domestic agricultural labor pool.

I'm sure that somehow this is all Biden's fault though.

macinjosh•50m ago
by labor pool you mean foreign labor paid under the table at slave wages w/o benefits or tax collection who meanwhile use US ERs as primary care doctors and US schools to feed and watch their kids for them.
onedognight•37m ago
If the employees are being paid under the table, they would mean the employers were committing an obvious crime opening the employer to extortion. However, if the employees were Using fake social security numbers, then it would give the employers the benefit of the doubt. It also would mean the employees do pay takes, collected by their employers. From what I’ve heard, the latter is most common.
georgemcbay•35m ago
Most undocumented immigrant laborers actually do pay taxes despite not being able to take advantage of what they are being taxed for (eg. social security).

And there have always been aspects of using undocumented labor that are negative and exploitative and I'm all for the US government making real positive changes in this area, but any policymaker coming at this from a non-racist perspective that wanted to make real changes would do it by fining or charging the people who are hiring the immigrants.

Of course, that's not what the Trump administration has done or will do.

andrewl•15m ago
Even if they pay no other taxes, they do pay sales tax on their purchases at stores, gas stations, and so on. And those taxes go to the state or local government, and help pay for school and other services.
bitshiftfaced•33m ago
The annualized growth rate of CPI food prices from Jan 2021 to Jan 2025 was 5.5%. From Jan 2025 to Sept 2025, it was 2.2%.

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CPIUFDSL#

It's due increase in money supply during Covid stimulus spending.

pessimizer•52m ago
Annualized inflation is still lower than the month before he was inaugurated (2.9% < 3.0%). And that 3.0% was a dream compared to most of Biden's presidency.
ivewonyoung•1h ago
Not even a passing mention of all the money printing that at least could have had an effect on inflation?
HankStallone•1h ago
No, because that started before 2025.
potato3732842•59m ago
The money printing started before then too.
spicyusername•59m ago
The article is about the cost increase since 2020.
hobs•58m ago
It's literally reported right in the top "Up 29% since February 2020, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics."

And later "Coffee prices have jumped more than 20% in the last year. And while some of that is due to weather in coffee-growing countries like Brazil and Vietnam, Trump's double-digit import taxes are not helping." if you want to pretend that your boy had nothing to do with it (because global trade wars have nothing to do with rising prices.)

vladimirralev•40m ago
I am fascinated your comment is buried down here with absolutely no discussion. Money printing is undoubtedly the biggest factor in this particular inflation spike, but something is quietly steering the narrative away from it almost everywhere.

While the question of alternative actions and outcomes is also valid, this is a literal 10-trillion dollar question that nobody in a leadership position wants to ask or answer.

SubiculumCode•59m ago
Too much monopoly in the food industry, trade wars hurting farmers, there are so many problems..
josu•50m ago
The monetary base expanded (aka "they printed a ton of money") between 2020-2022, so there were 2 options: the monetary base had to contract again, or the prices needed to adjust.
pessimizer•55m ago
We're also heading for a crash because we invested in financial scams rather than infrastructure that would allow us to make groceries cheaper.

But this is just a submarine anti-Trump piece. Everybody knows that groceries are expensive and why. The idea that annualized inflation rising to 2.9% in October when it was 3.0% in January is a huge failure for Trump is silly when he's actively pursuing policies that are expected to raise prices (tariffs and the deportation of workers that have no rights and are paid trash.)

Trump's failure is that he's simultaneously trying to cut the social safety net because he's a dumb libertarian at heart, surrounded by dumb libertarians, who engineer policy to serve their plutocrat sponsors (who aren't dumb libertarians) whims. They convinced him that he could get rid of the enormous number of illegal aliens to create a wage renaissance without spending a dime, but they aren't easy to get rid of. They're here, and they don't have anywhere else to go because we fucked up their countries. In fact, he's still fucking up their countries because he serves the people he golfs with. Even if you warehouse the illegals, all that's doing is keeping them from feeding themselves, and making them an even larger weight on the citizen economy. He even knows that most of them will have to be made citizens. At least the gate is closed for now.

He needs to put price controls on necessities hard, and start doing stimulus checks so hard that it looks like UBI. His goal is to lower the dollar anyway, print a ton of them and don't give them to the wealthiest people in the country who don't spend (or who "spend" on trash like the metaverse and AI being anything like AGI.) By that, I mean be better than Obama. People will forget that you reigned over the completion of a genocide in the holy land, and remember that you saved the West.

asah•51m ago
Hunh? Nowhere to go? They're happy to deport regardless.
macawfish•45m ago
The west is a fear driven fantasy, an escape from deeply rooted insecurities, multi-generational. I urge you too shake that off before we collectively go there again.
bluedino•54m ago
It's weird how certain things have remained the same, or even cheaper when accounting for inflation.

I've bought an $899 MacBook Air. I've bought a $229 65" TV. $20 handheld emulator. A lot of tools and random things from Amazon are still the same price.

But the house I bought was double what the one was in 2018. The car I haven't bought would be up 50%. Insurance costs are way up. Phone bill is the same.

Groceries are way up in general, certain things like meat basically doubled but Yogurt and cheese is still about the same price. Junk food like soda, cookies, and chips are double (thankfully I don't buy much). Potatoes, onions, peppers are still the same price.

csomar•51m ago
The stuff you mentioned that remained cheap is coming from China/Asia. It is in fact getting cheaper than ever for electronics.
mandeepj•40m ago
iPhone is screaming: Hello, ahem, I was priced $499 in 2007 and $1100 now
cjbgkagh•33m ago
There has been a marked quality improvement, it’s not apples to apples
etrautmann•26m ago
With 2% target inflation prices double every 17 years, so that’s not too far off.
cbradford•52m ago
A little late on this story, it all happened last year and the years before. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon, when the govt floods the world with free money, the price of goods goes up.
aaa_aaa•48m ago
Get ready for statist backlash.
GeoAtreides•48m ago
Slowly, global warming will take its toll. There won't be one big disaster, one big crash leading to global famine, but crops failing more and more, constantly, removing first the luxuries (cacao, olives, fruits, etc) and then the staples.
bmartin13•45m ago
Using words like "jumped" in headlines exactly why NPR is continuing to lose public trust. The data is super easy to find. CPI rose slightly last month, and the overall trend looks to have stabilized. I believe the FED targets for ~ 3% inflation.

https://www.bls.gov/charts/consumer-price-index/consumer-pri...

cd4plus•37m ago
Am I missing something or are they reporting that prices have "jumped" because they've increased 30% since 2020? That seems like a fair use of the word.
spicyusername•37m ago
The article is compared prices to 2020.
etrautmann•24m ago
Fed targets 2%, which is very very different from 3%.
mfer•45m ago
There is a lot missing from the articles on this whole space. The farmers are getting squeezed for things like profits. For example...

1. Seed prices - there is a lot of patented GMO stuff in circulation and pricing around that.

2. Farm equipment - bigger equipment, more sensors and computers, higher costs (even around fixing things)

It would be great if there was some investigative reporting that covered all the angles.

y-curious•39m ago
The one thing I get from these articles, as I suspect the majority of tech workers on here feel, is that I'm grateful for this to not affect me. I have always shopped for sale items, but I've never had to go to several grocery stores to get the best deal. I've never had to choose a cheap spaghetti meal (since college, anyways) because of price. I'm grateful for this
delichon•30m ago
Save as if it did matter, because your advantage could disappear in a blink. If not from a world wide trend, then from a microscopic blockage in a capillary. I wish I had.
georgemcbay•27m ago
I think I get the gist of what you're saying and I'm also grateful that I'm doing ok, but rapidly rising incoming equality is already impacting many tech workers and a larger and larger percentage of the former middle class will be underwater in the coming years since nobody with the power to do anything is making any real effort to fix the underlying problems.