The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Former employees say Twitter is stuck in a recurring code loop nightmare—and things might only get worse [1160d]
• Sling TV just launched a totally free network with 210 channels [1160d]
• Will the SEC come for crypto staking? Coinbase CEO weighs in as the rumor mill churns [1160d]
• Lyft shares are plummeting after the ride-hailing company gave weak guidance [1160d]
• First-generation Americans earn less but are still expected to support their families [1161d]
• Elon Musk’s plans to limit API access might be good for Twitter’s business, but it’s bad for the open internet [1161d]
• Disney is cutting 7,000 jobs in a cost-saving blitz as traditional TV faces an existential crisis [1161d]
• IRS warns millions to hold off on taxes: What’s happening with guidance on state payments? [1161d]
• A space VC firm sees ‘endless’ possibilities for the industry in 2023 [1161d]
• Microsoft’s OpenAI-powered Bing search is astounding—but messy [1161d]
• 6 reasons to apply to Fast Company’s 2023 Best Workplaces for Innovators [1161d]
• We buy too many clothes. Can fashion’s secondhand boom change that? [1161d]
• Ikea’s new Marimekko collection is inspired by Nordic sauna culture [1161d]
• UX designers are suffering from a failure of imagination [1161d]
• These rats wear tiny backpacks and are trained to find earthquake survivors [1161d]
• Why every Fortune 500 business needs a chief AI officer [1161d]
• I’m an 11-year-old fan of ‘Velma.’ Here’s what adults get wrong about the HBO Max series [1161d]
• Bored at work? This is probably why [1161d]
• On Super Bowl weekend, Phoenix will divert 2,000 tons of food waste. Here’s how [1161d]