The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• End of the line for Russia and Ukraine’s partnership in rocketry [978d]
• Samsung’s Galaxy SmartTag 2 design revealed by FCC—it’s very big [978d]
• Facebook to unmask anonymous Dutch user accused of repeated defamatory posts [979d]
• Dissolving circuit boards in water sounds better than shredding and burning [979d]
• The 2023 Toyota Crown can’t decide if it’s a sedan or a crossover [979d]
• Nintendo’s Switch successor is already in third-party devs’ hands, report claims [979d]
• GPT-3 aces tests of reasoning by analogy [979d]
• NES nostalgia at your fingertips: $100 mechanical keyboard honors ’80s console [979d]
• “Blaze your glory!”—Twitter’s “X” becomes first one-letter iPhone app [979d]
• Arizona law school embraces ChatGPT use in student applications [979d]
• iPhone 15 rumors take shape: More screen, titanium body, and (finally) USB-C [979d]
• Dealmaster: Laptops, Apple Watch, EDC essentials, home organization, and more [979d]
• A great idea or sacrilege? We test a Jaguar E-Type converted to EV [979d]
• Europe turns its new $1.5 billion space telescope on, and happily it works [979d]
• Musk and building inspectors in standoff over giant neon X sign [979d]
• Loki S2 trailer finds the god of mischief battling for the “soul of the TVA” [979d]
• A jargon-free explanation of how AI large language models work [979d]