The Brutalist Report - tech
- Gallery of Graffti Removals [386d]
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- SEC fines 6 major credit rating agencies over failure to keep electronic records [387d]
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- Show HN: Laminar – Open-Source DataDog + PostHog for LLM Apps, Built in Rust [387d]
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- Origami-Inspired Phased Arrays Are Reshaping the Future of Antennas [387d]
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- Code Review Anxiety Workbook [387d]
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- What Is an Atomic Clock? (2019) [387d]
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- Snapshottable Stores [387d]
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- Lesser known parts of Python standard library – Trickster Dev [387d]
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- Meticulous (YC S21) is hiring to eliminate E2E UI tests [387d]
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- Oakland's new school buses reduce pollution – and double as giant batteries [387d]
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- Layman's Guide to Python Built-In Functions · Matt Layman [387d]
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- xAI's Colossus: Most Powerful AI Cluster Online in 122 Days [387d]
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- California companies wrote their own gig worker law. Now no one is enforcing it [387d]
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- Abstract Debuggers: Exploring Program Behaviors Using Static Analysis Results [pdf] [387d]
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- The Race for Lambeth Palace [387d]
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- AI Checkers Forcing Kids to Write Like a Robot to Avoid Being Called a Robot [387d]
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- Rust in Linux lead retires rather than deal with more "nontechnical nonsense" [387d]
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- Internet Archive loses appeal over eBook lending [387d]
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- Fake CV lands top 'engineer' in jail for 15 years [387d]
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- Kagi: Announcing The Assistant [387d]
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- Major book publishers defeat Internet Archive appeal over digital scanning [387d]
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- Amazon Bans Its Drivers from Moving Their Own Lips Too Much at Work [387d]
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- SpaceX Pulls Employees from Brazil, Discourages Travel There [387d]
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- Internet Archive has lost its appeal in Hachette vs. Internet Archive [387d]
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- CSS @property and the New Style [387d]
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- What's Functional Programming All About? [387d]
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- Jacquard lab notebook: Version control and provenance for empirical research [387d]
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- Show HN: An open-source implementation of AlphaFold3 [387d]
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- Coding on iPad using self-hosted VSCode, Caddy, and code-server [387d]
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- Decommissioning my first commercial product [387d]
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- Introduction to Dynamicland (Bret Victor) [387d]
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- The Island: WH Auden and the Last of Englishness Review [387d]
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- Intel Core Ultra 200V Series Lunar Lake Launched [387d]
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- The coming long-run slowdown in corporate profit growth and stock returns [pdf] [387d]
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- Dynamicland 2024 [387d]
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- Dolphin Progress Release 2407 and 2409 [387d]
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- The Internet Archive has lost its appeal in Hachette vs. Internet Archive [387d]
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- The First Nuclear Clock Will Test If Fundamental Constants Change [387d]
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- Microsoft confirms that Windows 11 Recall AI is not optional [387d]
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- Show HN: Mem0 – open-source Memory Layer for AI apps [387d]
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- Feeling Suddenly Older? Scientists See Aging 'Waves' at 44 and 60 [387d]
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- sRGB Gamut Clipping (2021) [387d]
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- Cloud of Disillusion: The Broken Promise of PaaS [387d]
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- Claude for Enterprise [387d]
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- RWKV.cpp is now being deployed with the latest Windows 11 system [387d]
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- Intel Honesty [387d]
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- Mockingboard 4c+: Because Interrupts Are Hard [387d]
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- The Insecurity of Debian [387d]
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- Shaving is too expensive [387d]
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- Boom Supersonic's XB-1 prototype aces 2nd test flight [387d]
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- Avoiding Test-Case Permutation Blowout [387d]
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- LÖVR – A simple Lua framework for rapidly building VR experiences [387d]
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- Police Seize Teslas That Witnessed Crimes [video] [387d]
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- Show HN: Retronews – TUI for HN and Lobsters emulating classical Usenet readers [387d]
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- Goja: A Golang JavaScript Runtime [387d]
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- Physics is unreasonably good at creating new math [387d]
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- Production-ready Docker Containers with uv [387d]
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- NSA to Launch 'No Such Podcast,' [387d]
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- Show HN: Graphiti – LLM-Powered Temporal Knowledge Graphs [387d]
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- Ilya Sutskever's SSI Inc raises $1B [387d]
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- Securing a Linux Server [387d]
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- Small asteroid to hit Earth's atmosphere today [387d]
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- LibreOffice Timeline [387d]
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- Self-Driving Cars Get Help from Humans Miles Away [387d]
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- Admins wonder if the cloud was such a good idea after all [387d]
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- Starlink U-turns, will block X in Brazil after all [387d]
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- No X in Brazil? No problem, Brazilians say [387d]
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- Show HN: Using SQL's Turing completeness to build Tetris [387d]
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- A Logo on a Prosthesis Is Like a Tattoo You Didn't Ask For [387d]
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- PlayHT (YC W23) Is Hiring Fullstack Engineers [387d]
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- How does cosine similarity work? [387d]
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- It's not Rust, it's FreeBSD (and LLVM) [387d]
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- Yubikeys are vulnerable to cloning attacks thanks to side channel [387d]
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- Civil Eats: Our Reporting Is Now Free for Everyone [387d]
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- DAGitty – draw and analyze causal diagrams [387d]
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- Generalized Carlos Scales [387d]
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- Britain's reliance on coal-fired power set to end after 140 years [387d]
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- Firefox will consider a Rust implementation of JPEG-XL [387d]
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- Tech failure nearly caused massive flood in Amsterdam [387d]
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- "SRE" doesn't seem to mean anything useful any more [387d]
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- Immigration has remade the U.S. labor force [387d]
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- I made a super simple diff tool that's free and has no annoying ads [387d]
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- Photoroom (YC S20) Is Hiring a Django Back End Lead in Paris (PostgreSQL, REST) [387d]
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- State of S3 – Your Laptop is no Laptop anymore – a personal Rant [387d]
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- Programming the Convergent WorkSlate's spreadsheet microcassette future [387d]
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- Interactive NixOS Tests [387d]
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- The German problem? It's an analogue country in a digital world [387d]
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- Simplifying programming with AI-tutors [387d]
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- Why is single threaded Redis so fast [387d]
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- Navy chiefs conspired to get themselves illegal warship Wi-Fi [387d]
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- How much is AI hurting the planet? Big tech won't tell us [387d]
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- Court handcuffs employees with non-compete agreements – again [387d]
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- Interviewing Epic Games Founder Tim Sweeney and Author Neal Stephenson [387d]
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- Why I self host my servers (and what I've recently learned) [387d]
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- Faster Integer Programming [387d]
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- Draftkings fined after Slots "glitch" made it impossible to win [387d]
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- In a first, Phoenix hits 100 straight days of 100-degree heat [387d]
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- Intel: New Core Ultra Processors Deliver Breakthrough Performance [387d]
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- Those ‘Founder mode’ memes keep coming [386d]
- Andreessen Horowitz shutters its Miami office after two years [387d]
- Boeing and NASA prepare to bring Starliner home without its crew on Friday [387d]
- Facebook says, ‘How do you do, fellow kids?’ [387d]
- E-bike maker Cowboy raises a small funding round as it targets profitability next year [387d]
- Paylocity acquiring corporate spend startup Airbase for $325M [387d]
- Publishers prevail in lawsuit over Internet Archive’s ’emergency’ e-book lending [387d]
- Ryan Breslow’s lofty $450M Bolt deal is in trouble [387d]
- Short series app My Drama takes on Character.AI with its new AI companions [387d]
- Woman who allegedly killed two people using Ford BlueCruise charged with DUI homicide [387d]
- X is hiring staff for security and safety after two years of layoffs [387d]
- This Week in AI: VCs (and devs) are enthusiastic about AI coding tools [387d]
- The Cosmos Institute, whose founding fellows include Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark, launches grant programs and an AI lab [387d]
- As remote working keeps rolling, Oyster raises $59M Series D at $1.2B valuation [387d]
- TechCrunch Minute: X lost 40 million monthly active users after Brazil ban [387d]
- Tinder update targets college students as dating apps struggle [387d]
- YouTube debuts new parental controls aimed at teens [387d]
- Ireland’s privacy watchdog ends legal fight with X over data use for AI after it agrees to permanent limits [387d]
- X doubles down on video with a new TV app [387d]
- Apple event 2024: How to watch the iPhone 16 launch [387d]
- Watch this robotic wheelchair’s compliant wheels take on bumps, rocks and stairs [387d]
- Slauson & Co. raises $100M Fund II proving appetite for inclusion persists [387d]
- Students and recent grads: Only 3 days left to save on TechCrunch Disrupt 2024 Student Passes [387d]
- Anthropic launches Claude Enterprise plan to compete with OpenAI [387d]
- Mayfield allocates $100M to AI incubator modeled after its entrepreneur-in-residence program [387d]
- Ilya Sutskever’s startup, Safe Superintelligence, raises $1B [387d]
- Revefi seeks to automate companies’ data operations [387d]
- Dutch clean energy investor SET Ventures lands new €200 million fund, which will go toward digital tech [387d]
- DubClub wants amateur sports betters to win more [387d]
- You.com ‘refocuses’ from AI search to deeper productivity agents with new $50M round [387d]
- reMarkable’s Paper Pro adds color, light and more but keeps the focus on ‘focus’ [387d]
- UK regulator greenlights Microsoft’s Inflection acquihire, but also designates it a merger [387d]
- Why Lyft’s CEO says ‘it would be insane’ not to go all in on bikeshare [387d]
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- How Apple Intelligence is changing the way you use Siri on your iPhone [387d]
- What is Apple Intelligence, when is it coming and who will get it? [387d]
- Spotify launches its evolving playlist, daylist, globally [387d]
- Impact investors FMO and BlueOrchard back Ghana’s digital lender Fido in $30M Series B round [387d]
- PharmEasy still 92% below its peak $5.6 billion valuation, investor estimates [387d]
- From their experiences at Uber and PayPal, Palm founders want to make moving cash easier for big companies [387d]
- Canva has increased prices for its Teams product [387d]
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- NYT Strands today — hints, answers and spangram for Thursday, September 5 (game #186) [387d]
- Quordle today – hints and answers for Thursday, September 5 (game #955) [387d]
- NYT Connections today — hints and answers for Thursday, September 5 (game #452) [387d]
- Soundcore's most premium wireless headphones ever are also its coolest-looking and most portable [387d]
- Zillow's AI wants to help you find the dream home you didn't know you wanted [387d]
- ChatGPT gives Volkswagen cars the smarts to talk to you all day long [387d]
- The White House thinks it's time to repair a weak link in the internet [387d]
- It's time to let go of the Touch ID button, one of Apple's best inventions [387d]
- OnePlus Open 2 could steal Honor’s thunder by taking its ‘world’s thinnest foldable’ crown [387d]
- Beats just teased a Powerbeats Pro wireless earbuds successor – and there's good news and bad news [387d]
- Meet the MSI Claw 8 AI+, MSI's shot at redemption for the PC gaming handheld market [387d]
- YubiKey FIDO authenticators could be abused through unpatchable cryptographic flaw [387d]
- ExpressVPN finds "innovative" solution for ARM support [387d]
- Microsoft’s Arm-based Copilot+ PCs are fast and very capable with AI – but fresh doubt has been cast on the gaming prowess of these laptops [387d]
- The number of active ransomware groups is on the rise, research finds [387d]
- Google Workspace low security app cutoff is nearly here [387d]
- Intel's new chips have the latest video format that could solve streaming service's biggest issue, but it might be a while before your TV gets it [387d]
- More subpoenas issued to Nvidia as US continues antitrust case [387d]
- Businesses must act now to address the zero day surge [387d]
- The Minecraft movie's first teaser is here, and I can't decide if what's been crafted looks beautiful or horrifying [387d]
- 3 ways Microsoft Copilot can help your business perform better [387d]
- Netflix just released The Perfect Couple trailer and I'm already obsessed with Nicole Kidman's shady matriarch character [387d]
- Manufacturing sector AI and cloud app adoption is giving hackers even more ways in [387d]
- Acer reveals new Swift AI laptops, gaming PCs, and even a brand-new PC gaming handheld called the Nitro Blaze 7 [387d]
- Business routers vulnerable to OS command injection attack [387d]
- GoPro Hero launched alongside flagship Hero 13 Black – and it could be one of the best 4K action cams for beginners [387d]
- This new budget projector will go up to 200 inches, and has Netflix, Disney Plus and more streamers built in [387d]
- LG Gram 16 Pro is revealed at IFA 2024 with an Intel Lunar Lake CPU that should breeze through AI tasks [387d]
- Dark Winds climbs the Netflix charts after getting 100% on Rotten Tomatoes – here are 3 more mystery thrillers with flawless ratings [387d]
- Nvidia drops 10% as AI enthusiasm slows [387d]
- Forget the GoPro Hero 13 Black – this leaked Insta360 rival could offer 8K video and AI powers [387d]
- iPhone 16 Pro's new gold color tipped to be a 'stand out' shade, rather than a 'terrible' brown [387d]
- Philips OLED TVs dump the darkness and follow LG with Dolby Vision Filmmaker Mode [387d]
- Kanto Audio's Ren isn't skimpy when it comes to audio output [387d]
- Mullvad launches post-quantum protection for iPhones [387d]
- Microsoft PowerToy is here to launch your apps exactly as you want them [387d]
- Dell unveils range of new AI PCs — XPS 13, Inspiron 14 and Latitude 5455 all pack a punch thanks to new Intel and Snapdragon chips [387d]
- Leaked Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra image may have revealed Samsung's super-sized iPad rival [387d]
- Konami will publish indie driving game Deliver at All Costs - and it’s an awful lot of fun [387d]
- It's Lenco a-go-go! A trio of cool turntables just landed from the vinyl virtuoso [387d]
- The Pixel 9 Pro Fold is borrowing one of the best tricks from the Galaxy Z Fold 6 [387d]
- ChatGPT could add 8 new voices with more realistic animal sounds to give you a hassle-free virtual pet [387d]
- Nvidia RTX 5080 GPU rumored to be 10% faster than RTX 4090 – but it might guzzle nearly as much power as the Lovelace flagship [387d]
- SEO poisoning and VPN spoofing used to target anything and everything with WikiLoader malware [387d]
- Ariel’s Mad Max-inspired E-Nomad buggy hints at off-road hooliganism, without the noise [387d]
- FX and Hulu debut first teaser for Alien: Earth TV series, and it's the most underwhelming trailer I've seen in a while [387d]
- The iPhone SE 4 rumored again to have an OLED display, and could bring an end to LCD iPhones [387d]
- These are the best-paid roles for developers in the UK [387d]
- Hollywood will need permission to make AI deepfakes of long-gone stars [387d]
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