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Efficient Array Programming

https://github.com/razetime/efficient-array-programming
1•todsacerdoti•2m ago•0 comments

Proposal: Better CSS Text Justification

https://blog.glyphdrawing.club/proposal-better-css-text-justification/
1•california-og•2m ago•0 comments

Why AI Isn't Ready to Be a Real Coder

https://spectrum.ieee.org/ai-for-coding
2•Brajeshwar•6m ago•0 comments

Autism is on the rise: what's behind the increase?

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-02636-1
2•Brajeshwar•6m ago•0 comments

Researchers uncover Stone Age settlement submerged by rising sea in Denmark

https://phys.org/news/2025-08-uncover-stone-age-settlement-submerged.html
1•Brajeshwar•7m ago•0 comments

Spirituality Went from Taboo to Trendy in the Art World

https://www.artnews.com/art-in-america/features/spiritual-turn-trend-hilma-af-klint-saya-woolfalk...
1•speckx•7m ago•0 comments

Sharing My Open Source Project Vampirio Code with the Y Combinator Community

https://github.com/leirbag4/VampirioCode
1•vampiriostudio•8m ago•1 comments

Elasticsearch Is Bloated

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMt15zOaQpY
2•don_searchcraft•9m ago•0 comments

Can China build its own ASML?

https://asia.nikkei.com/business/technology/tech-asia/the-final-chip-challenge-can-china-build-it...
2•dluan•9m ago•0 comments

Latest Prisma ORM release has guardrails to prevent AI from nuking your db

https://github.com/prisma/prisma/releases/tag/6.15.0
1•gniting•10m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Wuchale: Protobuf-like internationalization from plain code

https://wuchale.dev/
1•K1DV5•11m ago•0 comments

Square is now sharing its roadmap publicly

https://squareup.com/us/en/roadmap
1•achrono•12m ago•0 comments

The Brain's Map of the Body Is Surprisingly Stable–Even After a Limb Is Lost

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-brains-map-of-the-body-is-surprisingly-stable-even...
1•Jimmc414•15m ago•0 comments

Handling long-running LLM streams in a stateful backend

https://blog.leap.new/blog/llm-streams
1•eandre•15m ago•0 comments

SMS URLs

https://sethmlarson.dev/sms-urls
2•helle253•16m ago•0 comments

Exploring the Dominion of Anoma

https://research.anoma.net/t/exploring-the-dominion-of-anoma-a-distributed-operating-system/1055
1•churchofturing•16m ago•0 comments

Cloudflare AI Gateway now gives you access to your favorite AI models

https://blog.cloudflare.com/ai-gateway-aug-2025-refresh/
2•AtroxDev•17m ago•0 comments

AI Native Infrastructure Automation

https://www.systeminit.com/blog/ai-native-infrastructure-automation/
14•u_magistr•18m ago•2 comments

ChatGPT can count to at least 1500 – just ask nicely

https://chatgpt.com/share/68af17bd-a42c-8010-b2d3-827ce3c64b5d
2•nhp_fermi•18m ago•0 comments

Open-source political system – Automatism [pdf]

https://github.com/GuzhiRegem/automatism/blob/main/Automatism.pdf
1•guzhiregem•19m ago•0 comments

Ask HN: How do you prevent or resolve cofounder conflict?

2•shunicorn•19m ago•0 comments

Teen killed himself after 'months of encouragement from ChatGPT', lawsuit claims

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/aug/27/chatgpt-scrutiny-family-teen-killed-himself-su...
3•skor•21m ago•1 comments

Google Vids adds AI avatars and launches a consumer version

https://techcrunch.com/2025/08/27/google-vids-adds-ai-avatars-to-its-video-editor-and-launches-a-...
2•geox•22m ago•0 comments

Show HN: Vanitycert.com – Automated Custom Domains and SSL for SaaS

https://www.vanitycert.com/
1•lulceltech•25m ago•0 comments

Microsoft can't guarantee data sovereignty – OVHcloud says 'We told you so'

https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/27/ovhcloud_interview/
2•rntn•27m ago•0 comments

Google's AI model nailed the forecast for the strongest Atlantic storm this year

https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/08/googles-ai-model-just-nailed-the-forecast-for-the-stronge...
2•Workaccount2•28m ago•0 comments

Show HN: A math tutor that won't hallucinate answers (ChatGPT and Photomath)

https://thinkercan.com/
1•noygaryan•31m ago•0 comments

Social media users rubbish at spotting sneaky ads, say boffins

https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/14/boffins_social_media_users_rubbish/
1•PaulHoule•32m ago•2 comments

ICANN is finally recognising Organization as the legal owner of domains

https://www.icann.org/en/contracted-parties/consensus-policies/registration-data-policy
2•gregorvand•32m ago•0 comments

Noom's Tech Evaluation: Top AI Mobile Test Automation Tools (August 2025)

https://www.mobileboost.io/post/technical-evaluation-top-14-ai-mobile-test-automation-tools-augus...
1•chrtng•32m ago•0 comments
Open in hackernews

I Wasn't Worried About the Fed. Now I Am

https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-08-27/trump-the-fed-and-independence-now-i-m-worried
56•petethomas•2h ago

Comments

justin66•1h ago
The number of things ordinary people consider to be risks, but are nevertheless not priced in by the market, is rather high right now.
phendrenad2•1h ago
Obviously Trump wants more control over the Fed, but the backlash against this is also obviously propaganda. If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything. I don't think that's a controversial opinion. All of the reporting saying that the firing isn't being done in the proper manner is just hiding behind technicalities. At some point people have to accept that throwing out all laws so your side "wins" just benefits wannabe-dictators, and I don't see many of those on the left.
SketchySeaBeast•1h ago
> If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything. I don't think that's a controversial opinion.

Given the players involved, that honestly seems to be quite controversial.

xhrpost•1h ago
How is due process a technicality?
thehoff•1h ago
"If" being a keyword here.
ahoka•1h ago
> If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything.

She should be the POTUS if she's really a felon.

germinalphrase•1h ago
“If she committed a felony…”

This has been asserted but not proven to be true.

“…she shouldn't be in charge of anything.“

Even if sensible, this is clearly not a heuristic that is being applied universally.

nine_zeros•1h ago
> If she committed a felony,

It is not proven. Trump is merely alleging - it is a manufactured allegation.

> If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything

Apply the same logic to the 34 count felon in the office of the President. Until you apply the harshest standard to the President, none of your other complaints hold any value.

underlipton•1h ago
>If she committed a felony

Big if, especially since she hasn't been formally charged with anything. In any case, even if she has, Trump and Pulte's authority to fire her is questionable. It would be like a mayor attempting to fire a private security guard that's contracted with the city, pending an investigation.

A couple of points: if it were a LEO, they would generally be put on leave, not fired. But, again, officer of a private entity (which the Fed) is; the mayor/president's ability to influence that entity's activity ends at the contracts/relevant statutes's stipulations - and if there's a dispute, it gets hashed out in civil court. Of course, if a felony has been committed, one could just wait for the conviction, which would likely lead to termination by one of several exigencies.

But, again, big if.

orwin•53m ago
In my country, she would be put on leave, then investigated, then tried, then let go, then hidden away if the felony was big or forgotten if it was minor (because white collar crime almost always pays, it's better to go hard).
triceratops•51m ago
I heard "lawfare" a lot when allegations against prominent Republicans were proven in court.
ranger207•51m ago
> If she committed a felony, she shouldn't be in charge of anything. I don't think that's a controversial opinion.

When Al Franken resigns because of allegations of sexual misconduct, it proves Democrats are evil. When Donald Trump is convicted of dozens of felonies, it proves Republicans are victims of politically motivated witch hunts. It shouldn't be a controversial opinion that being a felon should disqualify you from public service, but because of that very opinion, labeling someone as a felon as been weaponized to the point where the label can be dismissed by supporters

Buttons840•1h ago
Politicians want to control the Fed so they can drop interest rates and cause a short-term economic and stock market boom, followed by really bad things in the long-term.

How are markets supposed to react to that?

If markets are going to go up, and then down, do you buy or sell?

If Trump is going to take over the Fed, the smart move is to buy. If there's going to be a huge party before the world ends, you go to the party.

dizlexic•1h ago
Audit the fed?
akkartik•1h ago
The point of GP is that market-external mechanisms like that will only affect the price when they seem likely to happen.
Buttons840•1h ago
I don't know what you mean. What would an audit check for? What would be the goals of an audit?
dizlexic•1h ago
The downvote because you don't understand is a bit silly.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Reserve_Transparency_A...

xhrpost•1h ago
This post went from mid 20s on the front page to 37 on 2nd page in a matter of less than 5 minutes. What would cause that? Total points didn't go down. It isn't flagged.
c22•1h ago
Other posts going up? HN is very active in the morning.
bryanlarsen•1h ago
It probably hasn't had enough flags to be marked as "flagged", but likely it has been flagged by several users. IIRC, flags below the threshold still act as downranks, but they don't kill the post until there are enough flags.
ahoka•1h ago
There are much more important pop science articles that need the well deserved publicity. Nothing to see here.
layer8•1h ago
Moderators sometimes demote submissions they deem shouldn’t be ranked that high. From https://drewdevault.com/2017/09/13/Analyzing-HN.html:

“Of these four interventions (deleting, killing, burying, and downweighting), the only one that moderators do frequently is downweighting. We downweight posts in response to things that go against the site guidelines, such as when a submission is unsubstantive, baity or sensational. Typically such posts remain on the front page, just at a lower rank.”

mountainriver•49m ago
This seems to have gotten a bit out of control. I’m not sure who the moderators are but they now appear to be acting against YC ethos
nathanaldensr•14m ago
You're paranoid. Do you have any evidence whatsoever of this? What is the "YC ethos," and why do you get to define it? This story has nothing to do with tech in any way, it's an opinion piece, and it's about Trump. Instant flag as political bait.
aredox•1h ago
There is clearly an ongoing manipulation going on on HN and outgunning the moderation (if moderation itself is not compromised by a MAGA insider). Many perfectly factual, relevant stories about the Trump administration are flagged to oblivion; same with comments.

My personal encounter with the situation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45036597 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44939626

lp0_on_fire•54m ago
Most of these sorts of submissions just lead to Reddit-tier shit posting and many are interested in HN _not_ becoming _yet another_ front in the political flame wars.

There isn’t some secret cabal of MAGA types censoring you.

triceratops•51m ago
It's probably due to flagging for both reasons.
dlachausse•22m ago
I can speak from personal experience, this site is not a bastion of MAGA beliefs.
dlachausse•23m ago
There were also many factual comments and stories that cast the Biden administration in a negative light that got similarly flagged and downvoted to oblivion.

I think a lot of people don’t come here for politics and would like to filter some of the noise out.

nathanaldensr•11m ago
That's exactly right. Many of us are "silent flaggers" because the second we attempt to mention this, the rabid knee-jerk reactions from those stuck in the left vs. right dichotomy will destroy one's karma.
underlipton•1h ago
Trump is going to screw around trying to rig markets to advantage his positions and his desire for "line go up", and accidentally expose that they're actually already rigged and incredibly fragile (because of all the measures taken to hide that rigging).
SketchySeaBeast•1h ago
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” - Upton Sinclair

I suppose we could paraphrase that by changing "salary" to "retirement" or "national economic health".

akkartik•1h ago
https://archive.is/CjIdE
patrickhogan1•56m ago
AI, grounded in high-quality data, could run the Fed more effectively. We often over-defer to officials despite a mixed record on inflation control.
triceratops•48m ago
> Even if proven, the administration’s claim — that Cook violated the law before her time in office by designating two different homes as her primary residence when applying for mortgages — probably wouldn’t meet the test.

Seriously that's the allegation? When I heard false information on a mortgage I assumed inflated income or assets or concealing the source of a downpayment. Is this even material? Can't a person have 2 homes and live in both?