The Brutalist Report

Hacker News

• Trademark “X” for social media owned by Meta [1033d] [hn]
• Byron Bay data breach victim told to pay Adidas, NBA $1.2M by US courts [1033d] [hn]
• Vegan diet has 30% of the environmental impact of high-meat diet, major study [1033d] [hn]
• Vscode.dev: Local Development with Cloud Tools [1033d] [hn]
• The Fall of Stack Overflow [1033d] [hn]
• JSON Feed: An Atom/RSS feed alternative [1033d] [hn]
• Microsoft Owns the Trademark for “X” [1033d] [hn]
• Show HN: Twitter Logo MAD Fold-In [1033d] [hn]
• Theo de Raadt on Zenbleed [1033d] [hn]
• Cephalopods use RNA editing to modify their nervous sytems [1033d] [hn]
• Sam Altman demands regulation in effort to limit competition [1033d] [hn]
• Evolution of the Unix System Architecture: An Exploratory Case Study [1033d] [hn]
• Bringing code analysis tools to Jupyter notebooks [1033d] [hn]
• Better code highlighting on the web: rehype-tree-sitter [1033d] [hn]
• Google’s nightmare “Web Integrity API” wants a DRM gatekeeper for the web [1033d] [hn]
• People in 1920s Berlin Nightclubs Flirted via Pneumatic Tubes [1033d] [hn]
• Intel AVX10: The Successor to AVX-512 [1033d] [hn]
• Wind and Solar Will Be 25% of Total U.S. Generating Capacity Within Three Years [1033d] [hn]
• Python: Uncovering the Overlooked Core Functionalities [1033d] [hn]
• Leslie Lamport’s, proof distributed physical clocks can preserve causality [1033d] [hn]
• Show HN: Browser extension replacing the X with the original Twitter logo [1033d] [hn]
• The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants [pdf] [1033d] [hn]
• Electric Y Combinator – Electric Clojure [1033d] [hn]
• Intel Advanced Performance Extensions (Intel APX) [1033d] [hn]
• Durable Incrementality [1033d] [hn]
• A simple guide to fine-tuning Llama 2 [1033d] [hn]
• Scientists invent double-sided solar panel that generates way more electricity [1033d] [hn]
• A Breakdown of HTTP Clients in Elixir [1033d] [hn]
• “Devil’s horsemen”: Why Mongol horse archers were history’s most feared [1033d] [hn]
• OpenBSD on Zenbleed [1033d] [hn]
• Elixir Is (Still) Safe [1033d] [hn]
• Text Embeddings Reveal (Almost) as Much as Text [1033d] [hn]