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by HaZeust | 2025-10-01 18:32:09+00:00
>"I don't think [Republicans] are afraid of [The Epstein Files]"

With the scope of approach the House, Senate, and Executive cabinet are taking to avoid any release or mention of the Epstein files, I truly believe anyone who says such a thing are either not presently politically-literate, or are less than honest with themselves and others.

I simply see no other avenue, and I've heard no coherent logic that steelmans the Republican position on this matter for ANY motivation besides fear of, at the very least, members of their cohort being implicated for child sex crimes. Nonetheless, I'll be happy to hear a shot taken again at it.
by rayiner | 2025-10-01 18:32:25+00:00
Yes, but Article I, Section 8 says: “[The Congress shall have Power . . . ] To make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing Powers, and all other Powers vested by this Constitution in the Government of the United States, or in any Department or Officer thereof.”

McCulloch v. Maryland held that was broad enough to encompass chartering a federal bank: https://www.oyez.org/cases/1789-1850/17us316. Now, you have a point that it’s hard to see what enumerated power is served by creating a national bank. But I think it fairly falls within the enumerated power of providing for “the common defense and general welfare of the United States.” Remember, the huge issue at the time was how to pay for the military and what to do with all the war debt states had taken on. The first national bank was created to deal with that. So the central bank fit into the concept of the “general welfare of the United States” in a much more specific way than is usually imagined. That is to say, it doesn’t require a strained reading of “general welfare of the United States” that would be broad enough to basically gut the concept of enumerated powers. Instead, at the time, the management of the nation’s finances was seen as an existential threat to the new government as a whole.
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by kyboren | 2025-10-01 18:32:39+00:00
What you're missing is that the US's BATNA here is awful.

America relies on Taiwan for more than just advanced-node semiconductors. The island is the linchpin in the US's island chain strategy for the Pacific theater.

Abandoning Taiwan to the CPC would have a domino effect on US relations with the Philippines, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, etc.; let China run wild in the US backyard and gain a monopoly on some critical supply chains while holding others in peril; and is effectively tantamount to ceding the Pacific to China without a fight.

The US abandoning Taiwan is simply not an option and Taiwan knows it.
by Arwill | 2025-10-01 18:32:50+00:00
I am familiar with SAP, all that you say is only true if you don't know how to do it. I see this a lot, people that are familiar with "normal" technology, try to invent ways to do things in SAP. What is wrong with writing an ABAP program, or using a provided communication/interfacing method to transfer data? If you are stuck on GUI/files/DB level, sure you wont be able to do anything. You can for example generate complete excel files on the server, no need for the GUI. There is a running joke on SAP forums about how many times excel file generation was invented.

Some of the cryptic table names date back to R/2, sure, but they are the de-facto standard data model for those business data. If you have business systems communicating, for example product, business partner or financial data, it will have a mark on it of how those data are handled by SAP.

But then there are CDS views (for some time now) that have long descriptive names, and metadata to help you make database queries. You are not meant to read or write database tables directly (as of some time).
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by ai-christianson | 2025-10-01 18:32:56+00:00
> Adding autocomplete to the prompt box gives me suspicion they somehow still do not understand best practices in using AI to write code. It is more crucial than ever to be clear in your mind what you want to do in a codebase, so that you can recognize when AI is deviating from that path. Giving the LLM more and earlier opportunities to create deviation is a terrible idea.

Agreed 100%

Any time there's LLM auto complete on the prompt (chatgpt has done this too!) I find it horribly distracting and it often makes me completely lose track of what I had in mind, especially on more difficult tasks.
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by brandonb | 2025-10-01 18:33:05+00:00
This is very cool! From the paper, this technique seems to work well for question answering in time-series.

In medical AI, IMO, the most exciting work is detecting disease signals too subtle for humans—for example, estimating ejection fraction from an ECG (which cardiologists can’t do this, but algorithms can and have been tested in RCTs: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-021-01335-4 ).

Since OpenTSLM tokenizes time-series into an LLM embedding space, would that process prevent capturing such subtle signals? Or could the approach be extended to handle that use case?
by vpribish | 2025-10-01 18:33:07+00:00
ok, I went through it as a relatively normal software engineer (though i certainly can empathize with a lot of on-the-spectrum behavior in kind if not in intensity) - I have 3 takeaways.

1. Things that I brush off or bounce back from have a cumulative effect that leaves some autistic people 'in the red'. It affects them and sticks with them more than it does to me.

2. Options that are not at all realistic or sensible to me like 'not taking meds' - i would never consider skipping a prescription. several cases offered responding with formal processes and complaints that are wildly inappropriate for the offense. Are you showing that to an autistic person these terrible choices somehow seem to be viable?

3. This sample environment is over-the-top with caricatures of the worst sort of job activities populated by judgemental and sneering villains. Are you trying to show that to an autistic person they only see a day full of the very worst things - that they fixate on these problems and don't put them in context with the rest of the experience?

An uncharitable person could take away that autistic people are fragile, make poor choices, and only see the worst in the people around them.

Maybe this was more meant as a comic rant that autistic people could enjoy as a parody of their shared experiences? I'm not actually sure this is accomplishing what you want.
by vidarh | 2025-10-01 18:33:12+00:00
Ed Catmull surveyed people at Pixar, and there wasn't a particularly strong correlation in their staff between ability to draw and aphantasia or not - they had artists with aphantasia such as Glen Keane, who created Ariel[1]

For my part, while I'm not a great artist by any means, there was absolutely a time where I was well above average at drawing, despite aphantasia.

People struggle to draw things that are right in front of them - being able to see what you draw is not inherently a huge asset.

[1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-47830256
by LouisSayers | 2025-10-01 18:33:13+00:00
On sounds - as a non autistic person but as someone with a good "audio memory", music and sounds especially in an office can absolutely get on my nerves. It's mostly the repetitiveness.

Being able to hear songs in your head sounds great until you have the same one on repeat for days.

This morning it's "the things we do for love". Not sure where that one came from.

Also high pitched sounds (seagull deterers) or electricity buzzing. I learnt at a physics class at high school that I could hear higher pitches than other kids as well, although now that I'm older I've probably lost some of that.
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by citizenpaul | 2025-10-01 18:33:22+00:00
As usual HN comments are more on point than the article.

I've lost count of how many times something was proposed and rejected by everyone in the chain except the C-suite. Then the C-suite overrode the process decisions basically because they played golf with someone outside the company.

I was once even part of a vendor assessment that was rejected and it turned out that the CEO had already given the green light and signed paperwork weeks before so we all were just wasting our time on something that had been decided unilaterally.
by SilverElfin | 2025-10-01 18:33:30+00:00
> The government didn't make you take the vaccine.

The government forcing people to not be able to attend school or work or whatever, just because they chose to not get vaccinated, is the same as making them. Let’s not play this game - it’s obvious what it is. No one should be compelled to give up their bodily autonomy to participate in society. It’s more just for people who are afraid of the risk of illness to stay at home or wear protective clothing everywhere.
by 7thaccount | 2025-10-01 18:33:53+00:00
Not just too much stuff IMO. I kind of like all the features.

The main problem in my eyes is not enough volunteers (although they are doing a superhuman effort) to get it into the production level it needs to get more widespread adoption. The other problem is that Python already has a huge amount of libraries and is considered to be "good enough" feature wise, so it's hard to attract interest.

I do enjoy reading Raku code and think it is super neat as this do it all post-modern language. Inertia is hard to overcome though.
by skinkestek | 2025-10-01 18:33:54+00:00
> So why is Russia and Israel seen so differently?

When did Ukrainians terror bomb Russia for decades on end?

When did Ukrainian authorities pay people to kill Russian civilians?

When did Ukrainians cross the border to massacre Russians, rape and take hundreds of hostages and take bragging videos of it to share on WhatsApp and Telegram?

Gazans have done all this and those who do it have - until recently - been universally seen as heroes in Gaza although that is finally changing. Gazas official position is still that October 7th was a fantastic day but simultaneously just a small taste of what is to come.

Even those that acknowledge that 07th of October was a mistake seems to be more concerned about what it means for them than the fact that they killed over thousand innocent civilians, documented their own extreme sexual violence and bragged openly about it and took hundreds of hostages.
by oersted | 2025-10-01 18:33:56+00:00
That makes sense. Personally I have rarely gotten truly satisfactory results with such a hands-off approach, I cannot really stop babysitting it, so facilities to run it in the background or be able to do multiple things at once are rather irrelevant to me.

But I can see how it might make sense for you. It does depend a lot on how mainstream what you are working on is, I have definitely seen it be more than capable enough to leave it do its thing for webdev with standard stacks or conventional backend coding. I tend to switch a lot between that and a bit more exotic stuff, so I need to be able to fluidly navigate the spectrum between fully manual coding and pure vibe coding.
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by neon_kyle | 2025-10-01 18:34:01+00:00
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by ath3nd | 2025-10-01 18:34:13+00:00
There is also a great article about the same subject from Tom Renner: https://tomrenner.com/posts/llm-inevitabilism/

Sam, Elon, Zuck are conmen, husks of people, empty inside and not knowing what to do with themselves but hoard money. In their pointless quest to become the proverbial dragon on a mountain of gold, they are trying to control, bully and manipulate the world to their vision of how it should be.

We know how this goes:

- Facebook contributed to multiple atrocities and genocides, actively promoted warlords and dictators

- Twitter after being acquired from Musk is just an echo chamber of fascism and white supremacy and misinformation

- Sam...is just..a slimy dude. He made a coup in something that was supposed to be free and open, and made it ugly and about money and profits, riding on the work of idealists and forgetting all his pledges and manifestos just in the pursuit of money

Those people rising to power and prominence is not inevitable. If only they had childhood validation, I think they might have turned out to be normal people and done less harm to the world. Sadly, they were probably neglected as children or dropped on their head repeatedly. I blame the parents.
by danaris | 2025-10-01 18:34:16+00:00
> - extremes make extremes and neither is good for the US

Which would be more salient if there were, in fact, an extreme left in the US.

Think about this for just a minute: What would extremes on both sides look like?

On the left, it would likely look like a platform of jailing or murdering all billionaires, confiscating the wealth of everyone above, say, $10M and redistributing it to the populace, nationalizing all major businesses, etc.

On the right, it would likely look like a platform of jailing, deporting, or murdering all non-white people, enforcing a specific view of Christianity on everyone, and redistributing wealth from the poor to the wealthy.

One of these sounds a hell of a lot like the platform of one of our major parties, and it sure as hell isn't the Democratic Party.
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by esafak | 2025-10-01 18:34:55+00:00
There are papers on that, such as https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.15319. Time series modeling will not bring about an understanding of causality except in a weak sense https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granger_causality. To truly connect a cause and effect you need a graphical model. And automated causal discovery, the hardest part of which is proposing the nodes of the graph, is a nascent field.
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