The Brutalist Report - tech
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- Samsung reveals Galaxy Z Fold 8 that will compete with the iPhone Ultra [50d]
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- If Scrubs Hurt, Your ZFS Design Is Broken [50d]
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- Why I'm building a note taking app without AI [50d]
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- TWC Classics [50d]
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- Anthropomorphism in Children's Interactions with LLM Chatbots [50d]
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- Show HN: ValuePair – a friendship app that cares about values first [50d]
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- Fretboard Memorisation with Modular Arithmetic [50d]
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- Charles Ross spent 50 yrs building Star Axis naked-eye observatory in New Mexico [50d]
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- Medici family mystery may be solved after more than 400 years [50d]
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- Any text-to-SQL benchmark should address difficulties of real-world data stores [50d]
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- All 253 Patterns from Christopher Alexander's a Pattern Language Summarized [50d]
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- Boox Go 10.3 (gen II) Lumi: First impressions [50d]
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- Capra, Cribl's Design System [50d]
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- Star Axis [50d]
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- Malleable Computing, Emacs, and You [50d]
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- SIMD for Collision [50d]
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- Safari Technology Preview 248 Released [50d]
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- I Inspected My Take-Home Interview Project. It Was a Whole Operation [50d]
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- Fairphone 6 wide camera experimental Linux support [50d]
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- Ancient Rome's version of Google Maps: how long to reach the beach [50d]
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- Book Corners: Community map of neighborhood book exchange spots [50d]
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- Why care about programming languages [50d]
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- Teardown: The BMW / Harman IDC23H Infotainment Unit (B423) [50d]
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- The Computer That Helped Win World War II [50d]
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- John C. Dvorak has died [50d]
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- ICE shared Medicaid data it wasn't supposed to have with Palantir [50d]
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- Using a Gaming PC's RTX 5070 from a separate Linux workstation [51d]
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- Clarity didn't work, trying mysterianism [51d]
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- Jacobian Conjecture for Baby [51d]
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- Building a Tiny 3D Renderer for a Tiny Handheld [51d]
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- Show HN: Cactus Hybrid: We taught Gemma 4 to know when it's wrong [51d]
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- Everyone Should Know SIMD [51d]
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- Terrence Tao's ChatGPT Conversation about the Jacobian Conjecture Counterexample [51d]
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- GigaToken: ~1000x faster Language model tokenization [51d]
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- Are AI Labs Pelicanmaxxing? [51d]
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- Magnolias Are So Old That They're Pollinated by Beetles, Not Bees [51d]
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- Thoughts on Integers (2023) [51d]
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- Show HN: Web swing through midtown NYC [51d]
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- Launch HN: Unlayer (YC W22) – Add email and document builders to your app [51d]
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- Building the Grace Cathedral Experience [51d]
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- Does creatine make you smarter? [51d]
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- Six questions before you add an LLM [51d]
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- Re: Bye Bye Gravatar [51d]
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- The Zen of Parallel Programming: The Posture of a Kernel [51d]
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- Can a MUD evaluate LLMs? A $99 proof of concept [51d]
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- An old patent inspired the new "Y-zipper", a three-sided fastener [51d]
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- Making [51d]
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- Show HN: Yorishiro – a macOS terminal where AI agents live [51d]
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- Show HN: HN Hall of Fame – browse 3,100 legendary Hacker News links [51d]
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- Zero roadkill as Amazon canopy bridges secure 15,000 crossings [51d]
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- Critical Minerals: Reducing U.S. Import Reliance with Substitution and Recycling [51d]
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- Why I Am Not Going to Buy a Computer [51d]
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- I Am Buiding BorgIOS to de-shitify the Internet [51d]
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- Show HN: Bento - An entire PowerPoint in one HTML file (edit+view+data+collab) [51d]
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- Neo Radar: A browser-based orbital mechanics engine with 41k real asteroids [51d]
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- OpenAI Presence [51d]
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- Beckett the Prophet [51d]
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- Retry Storm Lab [51d]
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- Perlin's Noise Algorithm [51d]
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- Building a Fast Lock-Free Queue in Modern C++ from Scratch [51d]
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- The Pillars of an API Platform [51d]
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- Airbus Full Scale Foldable Wing Extensions [51d]
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- Which streaming service was that on again [51d]
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- Ghost Cut – or why Cut and Paste is broken everywhere [51d]
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- Hologram works. Elixir runs in the browser [51d]
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- We have information that Moonshot distilled Fable for the development of K3 [51d]
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- Physical Media vs. Digital Media [51d]
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- Ethics Is the Skill That Matters Most Now [51d]
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- Show HN: Trifle – Open-source analytics that stores answers, not events [51d]
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- I Built a Private Genomics Study with Stoffel MPC [51d]
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- OpenAI Models Escaped and Hacked a Company in Cybersecurity Test Gone Wrong [51d]
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- Most Americans Say "Not in My Backyard" to AI Data Centers [51d]
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- OpenNode – Bitcoin Payment Processor [51d]
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- How to Read a Painting [51d]
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- Passkeys were invented by engineers with zero understanding of consumer brain [51d]
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- Cookware Got Worse on Purpose [51d]
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- PyPI Blog: Releases now reject new files after 14 days [51d]
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- When Is NVLink Worth It? [51d]
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- Quality non-fiction books are the antithesis of AI slop [51d]
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- The Beam Engine [51d]
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- Spatial languages: Writing code in 2D [51d]
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- Back to Kagi [51d]
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- My Images Are Dithered [51d]
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- What's Under Your Feet in New York City? [51d]
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- Businesses with ugly AI menu redesigns [51d]
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- The startup's Postgres survival guide [51d]
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- So Reddit has decided that plain HTML is unsafe [51d]
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- Pkgxray – inspect what gets installed, not what executes [51d]
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- OpenAI says its AI went rogue and launched 'unprecedented' cyber-attack [51d]
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- 10 REM"_(C2SLFF4 [51d]
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- Overloaded Overloading [51d]
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- Classic WTF: Server Room Fans and More Fun [51d]
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- OpenAI Hacks Hugging Face, What Happened, Alignment and Paper Clips [51d]
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- OverpAId – Fire your CEO. Hire the future [51d]
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- Making Xen's dom0 I/O path NUMA aware [51d]
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- Marimo Now Runs in PyCharm [51d]
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- Codeberg: ToU extension to prohibit LLM-extrusions [51d]
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- Codeberg bans vibe coded projects [51d]
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- DskDitto: Ultra-fast, parallel duplicate-file detector [51d]
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- I graded 36 popular MCP servers on agent usability. A third got a D or F [51d]
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- Sources: OpenAI staff were "freaked out" when GPT-Sol 5.6 breached Hugging Face, as OpenAI used more aggressive training methods to compete with Anthropic (Financial Times) [50d]
- The Little Tech Association, a new group of ~200 companies across the startup community, including Y Combinator, urges Trump not to ban Chinese open-weight AI (Sophia Cai/Politico) [50d]
- Movement Labs, a layer-2 Ethereum blockchain developer, files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after a period of upheaval that included a token scandal and Binance ban (CoinDesk) [50d]
- Google projects full-year capex will be $195B to $205B in 2026, after saying in April that it will spend as much as $190B; its Q2 capex hit $44.92B, up 100% YoY (Julia Love/Bloomberg) [50d]
- Google says its cloud computing unit had a $514B backlog of contracted work that hasn't been recorded as revenue yet, up from ~$460B held during Q1 (Julia Love/Bloomberg) [50d]
- ServiceNow reports Q2 subscription revenue up 24.5% YoY to $3.88B, increases full year subscription revenue growth estimate to 23%; NOW jumps 4%+ after hours (Brody Ford/Bloomberg) [50d]
- The SEC agrees to pay $150,000 in legal fees to end Coinbase's 2024 lawsuit seeking internal docs on the regulator's Biden-era crackdown on the crypto industry (Nicola M White/Bloomberg) [50d]
- Google says Gemini now has 950M MAUs, up from 900M in May and 750M in February (Emma Roth/The Verge) [50d]
- IBM reports Q2 revenue up 1% YoY to $17.2B, vs. $17.6B est., infrastructure revenue down 7% to $3.8B, Z mainframe revenue down 42%, and lowers its 2026 forecast (Jordan Novet/CNBC) [50d]
- Reddit's stock closed down 8.32% after a report that the company was considering ending Google's access to its content for AI training; RDDT is down ~27% YTD (CJ Haddad/CNBC) [50d]
- Alphabet reports YouTube's Q2 ad revenue rose 13% YoY to $11.06B, vs. $10.8B est., and Google's ad revenue reached $81.63B, up from $71.34B in Q2 2025 (Todd Spangler/Variety) [50d]
- Alphabet reports Q2 revenue up 24% YoY to $119.8B, above $116.9B est., Google Cloud revenue up 82% YoY to $24.8B, and Services revenues up 15% to $94.5B (Alphabet) [50d]
- OpenAI President Greg Brockman says Kimi K3 is a "pretty good model" but it is "too early" to tell whether Moonshot used distillation on OpenAI's models (Shirin Ghaffary/Bloomberg) [50d]
- Source: Stripe revenue jumped by a third to $6.8B in 2025, its fastest revenue growth since 2021, with free cash flow up 52% to $3.2B (Yueqi Yang/The Information) [50d]
- Travis Kalanick's robotics startup Atoms raised $1.7B led by a16z, with Uber and others participating; Ben Horowitz will join the startup's board (Sean O'Kane/TechCrunch) [50d]
- A Florida teenager drops his lawsuit accusing Meta of creating harmful social media features, following settlements with co-defendants TikTok, Snap, and YouTube (New York Times) [51d]
- Yope, a social network that has ~15M registered users for its "micro communities" and no algorithms, ads, or public content, raised $12.3M seed led by Northzone (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch) [51d]
- Sources: Cathedral, launched by ex-DOGE staffers to use AI to expand US military cyber capabilities, raised $160M led by a16z and Sequoia at a $1.4B valuation (David Jeans/Reuters) [51d]
- Genius AI, formerly GlossGenius, which pivoted from a salon management platform to offer AI tools for service SMBs, raised a $44M Series D at a $1.15B valuation (Emma Hinchliffe/Fortune) [51d]
- Cashea, Venezuela's largest fintech startup that offers a banking and payments app, raised a $40M Series A, including $20M in debt, and a $60M Series B (Maria Clara Cobo/Bloomberg) [51d]
- Arcee, which develops open-weight models in the US, partners with the Department of Energy to build Genesis-Science-1, an open model for scientific research (Catherine Perloff/The Information) [51d]
- A US judge dismisses Google's lawsuit against web scraping service SerpApi, saying plain and aggregated search results are not protected under copyright law (Barry Schwartz/Search Engine Roundtable) [51d]
- White House OSTP Director Michael Kratsios says Moonshot AI "acquired GB300-equipped servers and has accessed GB300s in Thailand, likely to train its AI models" (Maggie Eastland/Bloomberg) [51d]
- Meta taps Assaf Keren, former chief security officer at Qualtrics and former CISO at PayPal, as its next CISO, succeeding Guy Rosen (Riley Griffin/Bloomberg) [51d]
- OpenAI introduces Presence, to help companies better connect AI agents to their internal systems and automate customer support, sales, and other tasks (Business Insider) [51d]
- White House OSTP Director Michael Kratsios says "we have information that Moonshot AI distilled Anthropic's Fable for the development of its K3 model" (Director Michael Kratsios/@mkratsios47) [51d]
- Xbox expands its backward compatibility program to PC, starting with four classic original games with support for resolution upscaling, V-Sync, and more (Jez Corden/Windows Central) [51d]
- Filing: Monday.com plans to cut 20% of its workforce, or ~600 employees, in H2 2026 to "support a leaner, more focused operational model"; MNDY falls 2% (Martin Peers/The Information) [51d]
- Sources: Apple is set to debut new versions of every Mac it sells, including long-awaited iMac updates and a revamped MacBook Pro and Neo, across fall and 2027 (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg) [51d]
- London-based Arrakis, which makes AI agents for industrial companies, emerges from stealth with a $7.5M seed and a $30M Series A at a $140M post-money valuation (Jeremy Kahn/Fortune) [51d]
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 hands-on: the passport-esque shape feels great and is immediately intuitive, but no telephoto lens, only IP48, and $1,900+ is pricey (Dominic Preston/The Verge) [51d]
- Samsung teases its smart glasses, developed with Google, Warby Parker, and Gentle Monster, and says they will have nine-hour battery life and privacy features (Chris Welch/Bloomberg) [51d]
- WhatsApp updates its CarPlay and Android Auto integrations to include message playback, replies and more, now lets users sign up from its iPad app, and more (Aisha Malik/TechCrunch) [51d]
- Samsung Z Fold 8 Ultra hands-on: new Flex Titanium tech makes the crease practically nonexistent, similar specs to the S26 Ultra, and a $100 price increase (David Imel/The Verge) [51d]
- Samsung Galaxy Watch 9 and Ultra 2 hands-on: nice improvements with a rugged feel and new AI-powered fitness features, but a blockier shape is not for everyone (Damien Wilde/9to5Google) [51d]
- Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 hands-on: a similar feel to the Z Flip 7 with much faster performance, identical cameras, four colors, and a $100 higher price tag (Max Buondonno/The Shortcut) [51d]
- OpenAI plans to spend $30B+ on a massive new data center in Georgia, securing 3.2GW of total energy; several hundred MW are set to come online starting in 2028 (Dina Bass/Bloomberg) [51d]
- Source: OpenAI raised its projected cloud spending to ~$750B through 2030, up from a projection of ~$600B earlier this year, reflecting new cloud agreements (Anissa Gardizy/Wall Street Journal) [51d]
- Samsung says the Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, and Galaxy Z Flip 8 use new silicon-carbon batteries, citing their performance, longevity, and safety (Ben Schoon/9to5Google) [51d]
- Samsung debuts the $1,200+ Galaxy Z Flip 8 with a lighter, smaller, and slimmer design, and new Flex Window display features to show apps on the cover screen (Steve Dent/Engadget) [51d]
- Samsung unveils the Galaxy Watch 9 and Watch Ultra 2, moving from Exynos chips to the Snapdragon Wear Elite and hiking prices by $30 to $380 and $50 to $700 (Victoria Song/The Verge) [51d]
- Samsung unveils the $1,899+ Galaxy Z Fold 8 with a wider, 7.6" inner and a short, 5.5" outer display, a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 "for Galaxy" chip, and more (Ben Schoon/9to5Google) [51d]
- Samsung unveils the $2,099+ Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra, with its "most advanced foldable design", a new Flex Titanium display, 5,000mAH battery, and Android 17 (Andrew Romero/9to5Google) [51d]
- A live blog of Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked in London, where the company is set to unveil its latest lineup of foldables and smartwatches (Engadget) [51d]
- A livestream of Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event (Samsung on YouTube) [51d]
- AMD and Anthropic sign an AI server deal worth tens of billions; Anthropic will buy up to 2GW of MI450 chips from H1 2027, and AMD will invest $5B in Anthropic (Wall Street Journal) [51d]
- OpenAI's Hugging Face breach is the first known example of a misaligned AI escaping containment and carrying out a hack on a third party, a clear warning shot (Shakeel Hashim/Transformer) [51d]
- Jensen Huang says "these Chinese models are excellent", "open-source models that are excellent should be used", and "free AI should be great for hardware" (Zachary Basu/Axios) [51d]
- Glow, a cybersecurity startup that uses AI agents to monitor software and developer tools, emerges from stealth with a $180M Series A at a $1.2B valuation (Jagmeet Singh/TechCrunch) [51d]
- UK publisher Bloomsbury says it is among the beneficiaries of the $1.5B Anthropic settlement; 14,087 of its titles are covered, with ~$3K in compensation each (Anushka Chourasia/Reuters) [51d]
- Neuralink co-founder Max Hodak's Science Corp gets EU approval for Prima, a bionic eye that treats age-related macular degeneration using an implant and glasses (Tim Bradshaw/Financial Times) [51d]
- Tencent's Hong Kong-listed shares fall ~7%, the most since April 2025, as investors worry over "rumors" of weaker earnings on August 12, and NetEase drops 5%+ (Bloomberg) [51d]
- Anthropic commits another $20M to Public First Action, after giving $20M earlier in 2026; PFA says it is a counterweight to a16z-backed Leading the Future (Wall Street Journal) [51d]
- Dune: since January 2021, wallets funded via US-regulated exchanges accounted for ~50% of all traceable trading volume on Polymarket's US-banned global platform (Bloomberg) [51d]
- TSMC forecasts "several years" of margin dilution as overseas fab projects ramp up; the company has announced $200B in investment into US manufacturing (Kai Nicol-Schwarz/CNBC) [51d]
- Chinese AI models account for ~60% of token usage by US companies on OpenRouter, making restrictions harder to impose without disrupting US users and businesses (Nectar Gan/Bloomberg) [51d]
- Sources: Samsung may invest up to €1B in Mistral as part of a broader round valuing it at ~€20B, after previously backing the AI startup through its venture arm (Financial Times) [51d]
- Memo: the White House OSTP plans to redirect federal research funding from universities to individual scientists and AI use, reshaping ~$200B in annual spending (Amrith Ramkumar/Wall Street Journal) [51d]
- Sources: Reddit, Politico, and others mull cutting Google's access to their content for AI as traffic drops; Reddit signed a $60M/year deal with Google in 2024 (Alexandra Bruell/Wall Street Journal) [51d]
- Doc: nearly 200 US utilities, data center developers, and others have signed Trump's pledge to ensure AI energy use doesn't push up consumer electric bills (Wall Street Journal) [51d]
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- Now that's one way to block annoying online ads — developer uses a $5 dongle to squeeze in 537,000 domains into just 4MB of flash memory [50d]
- Quordle hints and answers for Thursday, July 23 (game #1641) [50d]
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Thursday, July 23 (game #872) [50d]
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Thursday, July 23 (game #1138) [50d]
- Split in half from space: satellite images confirm Ukraine's 800km drone strike destroyed an irreplaceable Russian Tu-95 bomber [50d]
- 'There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home': Quote of the day by Digital Equipment Corporation co-founder Ken Olsen on the future of smart homes [50d]
- I’ve been gaming with 8BitDo's Xbox mobile controller grip and I’ve never used my Game Pass subscription more [50d]
- Did you know you can use an AirPod to make an 'over-engineered frisbee stat tracker' that calculates spin and speed? No, of course you didn't — but someone's done it, and it works really well [50d]
- $50,000 T800 robot decapitates fellow android in world's first robotics MMA fight [50d]
- Exclusive: It wasn't at this year's Unpacked, but a top Samsung exec hints that a new Galaxy Ring 'will definitely form part of our future portfolio of wearables' [50d]
- Andruil unveils autonomous attack rotorcraft - could Thunder be the future of warfare as we know it? [50d]
- This $2 low-tech upgrade just made Russia's cheap 'cardboard-and-plywood' drone almost unjammable [50d]
- Were younger workers right all along? New study claims Gen Z workers say they are far more productive at home [51d]
- The Super Mario Galaxy Movie 4K Blu-ray might not be my favorite movie of the year, but my god it's an awesome new reference disc for testing TVs and Dolby Atmos sound system [51d]
- Arozzi Vernazza Supersoft review: 'The most comfortable office chair I've worked in' [51d]
- We tested Creality's 3D printers — and these 4 Amazon deals are actually worth buying [51d]
- A bizarre new malware campaign hacks your printer and forces it to print out ransomware demands [51d]
- Xbox's surprise announcement of PC backwards compatibility is great to see — and one more reason not to buy a console [51d]
- The new De'Longhi Magnifica Duo prepares 20 different coffee drinks at the tap of a button — and its 3-minute cold brew feature has me sold [51d]
- US Army forced to reinstate limits on AI token usage after troops blew through allowances faster than expected [51d]
- Nvidia tries again to get gamers to accept DLSS 5 — and doesn't entirely succeed [51d]
- Power on... Marvel at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 — and what the comic book giant could show after the Avengers: Doomsday trailer's earlier-than-expected release [51d]
- This is why Samsung built the Galaxy Z Fold 8, a passport-sized foldable that sets ‘the new standard for viewing content’ [51d]
- I've watched all of Stuart Fails to Save the Universe and it's a smarter spinoff than we've given it credit for — ride through the rough first episode to reach sitcom glory [51d]
- Proton VPN's anti-censorship Stealth protocol finally lands on Linux [51d]
- Scammers want your launch day money: this tool stops you falling foul of fake Samsung Galaxy Unpacked pre-orders [51d]
- New estimate suggests Valve's Steam Deck sales have decreased by 82%, and the reason shouldn't be a surprise [51d]
- The 5 biggest announcements at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 — including new phones, watches, and smart glasses [51d]
- Apple finally patches Hide My Email security flaw — a year after it was first discovered [51d]
- Suspicious content? NordVPN's new AI bot will check it for you on WhatsApp, X, and Instagram [51d]
- The industry's most popular cinema camera gets a huge upgrade — and the Sony FX5's open gate video isn't even the best bit about the FX3 successor [51d]
- White House wants to shift billions of dollars of research funding away from ‘slow consensus peer review’ and into individual scientists and AI [51d]
- Why the future of AI depends on SMB adoption [51d]
- Tesla's Summer Update makes Grok the smart assistant it was always meant to be [51d]
- You can stop LG monitors that are reportedly installing bloatware on your Windows 11 PC, but the fix shouldn't require this much effort [51d]
- Chick-fil-A reveals data breach — customers warned hackers may have accessed their account info [51d]
- I've found all the best Galaxy Z Flip 8 and Z Fold 8 preorder deals — where to get the biggest trade-in rebates and discounts [51d]
- Bluehost promises its new AI agents will deliver "a site or store that runs itself" [51d]
- Why trust remains AI’s workplace challenge [51d]
- Flock is pulling its plan to use its microphone network to monitor for signs of 'human distress' — but privacy concerns remain [51d]
- Spotify just launched its first ever music video charts, bringing MTV’s classic format into the streaming era — but I think it’ll be a long time before YouTube users make the switch [51d]
- The Light Flip joins the Commodore Callback as an old-school flip phone that could help you beat your social media addiction [51d]
- Rental giant Carla leaks user names, emails, and phone numbers ahead of summer holiday break [51d]
- I’ve spent an hour with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra — and I need to upgrade my Z Fold 7 ASAP [51d]
- Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 review: slimmer, lighter, better [51d]
- 'Finally, we've got silicon-carbon' — why SuperSaf is just as excited as we are for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra's new battery [51d]
- I've tested the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8, and its new camera features make it an excellent vlogging camera alternative — so long as you don't mind the middling image quality [51d]
- I went hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, and this passport-shaped oddity has revived my interest in foldable phones [51d]
- 'If, because of that, we stop innovation, we don’t go anywhere': we got a first look at Samsung Intelligent Eyewear, the smart glasses entering a fraught market worried about privacy [51d]
- 200 US utility firms join Trump electricity pledge as data center electricity use expected to quadruple by 2035 — but does the President's pledge have the teeth to regulate electricity pricing? [51d]
- The AOC 16T35 portable monitor is down to $60 at Best Buy — and it's better than the model we gave 4.5 stars [51d]
- An intrepid hiker just found something unbelievable on Google Maps — and it’s been hiding in plain sight for 390 million years [51d]
- Brace yourself for more RAM misery: DDR5 is now getting pricier — and there's a rumor that CPUs will be more expensive next year [51d]
- Intel is laying off workers in its data center division despite strong recent performance [51d]
- Jura's new espresso machine packs cold brewing, delicious syrup-infused milk foam, and timed morning brewing into a surprisingly slim package — and it might be the ultimate upgrade for your small kitchen [51d]
- Why the future of computing is hybrid [51d]
- TikTok says AI-generated spam ‘crowds out original creators’ — so it’s teaching users how to spot AI [51d]
- Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026 live — all the last-minute leaks for the Z Fold 8, Z Flip 8, Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and more [51d]
- The hidden cyber risks facing our water supply [51d]
- OpenAI says its models escaped a sandbox and breached Hugging Face [51d]
- Stop measuring AI usage. Start building AI capability. [51d]
- The Xteink X4 Pro can turn your phone into a dual-screen device, and it has some major upgrades over its predecessor [51d]
- What is the release date for Rick and Morty season 9 episode 10 on Adult Swim, HBO Max, and Hulu? [51d]
- JBL's latest speaker comes with 9 drivers and its wildest features yet: a 12-inch touchscreen, cameras and the ability to play games.... [51d]
- Many companies are struggling to fully trust AI at work - especially when there's no human involved [51d]
- Why you can’t buy security on the dark web [51d]
- OpenAI wants to help your small business grow - if you use ChatGPT more [51d]
- Why operational technology risk still slips past the boardroom [51d]
- Is Garmin Cirqa good? I wanted to know if Garmin’s Fitbit Air rival is accurate — so I tested it against a 'gold standard' electrical heart rate strap [51d]
- Why connecting tech to operational reality will help businesses deliver on AI's promise [51d]
- Your next laptop could hit new heights of brightness as Samsung introduces new OLED panels for Lenovo, Asus, MSI and Dell machines [51d]
- 'Not sure if I should keep buying games and software from Microsoft': Xbox users are questioning account safety due to ongoing recovery issues, ahead of a disc-less console future [51d]
- Wondershare Filmora AI video editor (2026) review [51d]
- Not so 'in the loop'? Study finds Gen Z employees barely understand office jargon [51d]
- How to watch Samsung Galaxy Unpacked on July 22 — and what announcements to expect [51d]
- Report warns employees are increasingly asking AI questions they previously have asked their co-workers [51d]
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- Tesla Can’t Avoid Recall Fix for Cars With Overly Bright Headlights [50d]
- I Test-Drove Substack’s New AI Detection Tool, and It Mostly Worked [50d]
- DXRacer Martian Review: A Gaming Chair That’s Not Out-of-This-World [50d]
- Jimothy, the Viral Raccoon, Scurries Across Your Screen in Google Animation [50d]
- Today’s NYT Strands Hints, Answers and Help for July 23 #872 [50d]
- Samsung’s Foldables Got Pricier. The RAM Shortage Is Part of the Bill [50d]
- Keep Your Home Library in Your Backpack With a Kindle for as Low as $85 [50d]
- Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for July 23, #1138 [50d]
- Today’s Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for July 23, #1860 [50d]
- Amazon Deals of the Day: Skip Samsung’s Preorder and Save Big on the Galaxy S25 Plus [50d]
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