The Brutalist Report

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• I swapped my mechanical keyboard for Turtle Beach’s new Hall effect, touchscreen-equipped TKL model — and its smooth typing and high customizability made me never want to go back [37d]
• Garmin just accidentally revealed pricing for its own Fitbit Air rival — but leaked images look awfully dubious [37d]
• NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, July 21 (game #1136) [37d]
• Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, July 21 (game #1639) [37d]
• NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, July 21 (game #870) [37d]
• Xpeng claims China is close to making a Tesla Model Y beater — but my experience suggests it'll fall short for two big reasons [37d]
• Quote of the day by Alan Turing: 'We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done' — key guidance on the road to building AI [37d]
• IKEA just dropped its Halloween collection in the middle of summer — and these ghostly lights are so cute, I can't wait until October [37d]
• NATO is getting its own Starlink satellite constellation as HALO brings Europe and Canada together to improve resilience and high-speed comms [37d]
• Ukraine claims $400 FPV drone destroyed Russia's $19 million 'Apache rival' attack helicopter [37d]
• China is banning AI-generated companions to encourage users to form real-life relationships, sparking nationwide virtual breakups — and therapists think it's for the best [37d]
• Nvidia is building the world's first 'national AI' — Japan's FRONTia Project could be the next big step forward in global progress, but is this a step too far? [38d]
• University engineers have figured out how to build an 'invisible' drone — here's the science behind it [38d]
• New report claims working late really could help you get promoted - so much for the 'right to switch off' [38d]