The Brutalist Report - tech
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- The Burau representation of the braid group is faithful for n = 4 [1d]
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- Interview with Boris Cherny [video] [1d]
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- Show HN: Trylle – The Next-Gen Git Platform for Modern Teams [1d]
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- Show HN: Dowe – A full-stack language for server, web, desktop, Android, and iOS [1d]
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- Netflix employee fired for sharing personal details in retreat trust exercise [1d]
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- Netflix employee fired for sharing personal details in retreat trust exercise [1d]
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- Astronauts describe persistent 'observer' sensation after 6 month missions [1d]
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- DConf 2026 in London [1d]
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- C/C++ projects packaged for Zig [1d]
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- America has become an entrepreneur's paradise [1d]
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- Kimi K3 Now Available via Telnyx Inference API [1d]
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- A Discord Alternative – Echoed [1d]
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- 60 Years Ago, a Submerged Submarine Circled the Globe for the First Time (2020) [1d]
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- Benchmarking Opus 5 on SlopCodeBench [1d]
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- Hard Road – A beautiful procedural post-apocalyptic game [1d]
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- A missing underscore sent innocent man to prison for 18 months [1d]
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- Our position on open-weights models [2d]
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- Bitcoin trail, Google cookies and Uber Eats orders help tie man to Steam malware [2d]
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- US DOT deleting bike lane references [2d]
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- Solving Fermat: Andrew Wiles [2d]
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- Forth [2d]
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- Platform engineering 2.0 mitigates AI security and compliance risks [2d]
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- Launch HN: Rise Reforming (YC S26) – Turning Waste Gases into Valuable Chemicals [2d]
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- The Author of Clean Code No Longer Reviews AI-Generated Code [2d]
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- My current strategy is to not read any of the code written by my agents [2d]
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- Professor's invisible prompt trap catches 32/35 students cheating with AI [2d]
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- Self-contained highly-portable Python distributions [2d]
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- Show HN: Yap – OSS on-device voice dictation for macOS with no model to download [2d]
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- The Artist Who Colored Ghibli [2d]
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- Exercise works for depression. So why isn't it treated like real medicine? [2d]
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- Bytecode-to-Source Mapping [2d]
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- This is an accidental duplicate post, please delete [2d]
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- Judge Rejects Google's Attempt to DMCA Its Way Out of Being Scraped [2d]
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- Google's own system admits the back end never deletes – video proof included [2d]
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- Beyond Greece and Rome [2d]
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- Jensen Huang's first-ever post on X is in defense of open access to AI models [2d]
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- Canceling "Hey" [2d]
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- I Buy Belgian [2d]
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- Show HN: FeyNoBg – Automatic background removal model and training library [2d]
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- MAI-Cyber 1 [2d]
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- Decathlon Germany adds Wero payment option to decathlon.de website [2d]
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- Show HN: Infrawrench – a tool to manage cloud and svcs with workflows and chat [2d]
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- Nvidia's $750B in Deals Reignite Circular AI Fears [2d]
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- All major LLMs are lib-left. Even Grok, half the time [2d]
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- Show HN: Let's Seal – Let's Encrypt for document signing, free and self-hosted [2d]
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- How real are real numbers? (2004) [2d]
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- Kimi-K3 Technical Report [pdf] [2d]
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- Minecraft Java raises recommended memory to 16GB ahead of Vulkan transition [2d]
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- Tokio Gives Progress, Not Ordering: Scheduling 1M Tasks [2d]
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- Exploiting Volvo/Eicher's fleet platform to gain control over all users/vehicles [2d]
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- Apple Will 'Watch Everything Burn' When the AI Bubble Bursts [2d]
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- Can LLMs identify 16 cards in 45 bit-queries? [2d]
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- EU to make more money from fining US tech companies than taxing its own [2d]
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- Paged Out #9 [pdf] [2d]
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- AI companies spend record sums on Washington lobbying [2d]
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- DIY Home Solar System for under $5000 [2d]
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- We Tested Nonstick Cookware: Coatings Don't Need to Look Worn to Shed Particles [2d]
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- Should you wash your solar panels? [2d]
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- Truth is not a direction: a Tarski attack on LLM probes [2d]
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- 108 PRs in eight days: Accidentally discovering loop engineering [2d]
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- AI companies are shredding rare books [2d]
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- AI companies are shredding rare books [2d]
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- Worse on Purpose [2d]
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- Tanker hits mine in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran intercepts six vessels [2d]
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- Elevated errors on Claude Opus 5 [2d]
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- Google Chrome Arrives on ARM64 Linux, Widevine DRM Included [2d]
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- How is the Bun Rewrite in Rust going? [2d]
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- The Birth of the American 12-string Guitar [2d]
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- If digital computers are conscious, they are conscious at the hardware level [2d]
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- Libsm64: Mario 64 as a library for use in external game engines [2d]
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- Removing React.js from the codebase and adapting Htmx for UI interactivity [2d]
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- Why I Left Google DeepMind [2d]
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- Show HN: NameThatUI – A quiz game to test your UI design knowledge [2d]
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- Shay Locomotives [2d]
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- Chinese chipmaker shares surge 470% [2d]
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- VLC for Unity now supported on Linux [2d]
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- Modern email can be built from borrowed parts [2d]
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- Elevated errors on Claude Opus 5 [2d]
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- Hamburg's Stadtpark: A Park Built to Be Used [2d]
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- Kimi-K3 Releases on HuggingFace 6/27 [2d]
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- EU Fines Google $1.02B for Favoring Its Own Services [2d]
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- The old-school way of keeping the summer heat out of your home [2d]
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- Hunter-gatherers introduced fish to a mountain lake 7000 years ago [2d]
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- I Championed Prediction Markets. Look What They've Become [2d]
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- How the Atmos clock functions [2d]
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- PGSimCity - How PostgreSQL Works [2d]
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- Show HN: Port Zero – how I learned to stop worrying and love PORT=0 [2d]
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- Apple releases updates for iOS, macOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS with a huge number of security fixes; macOS Tahoe 26.6 alone addresses 155 CVEs (Zac Hall/9to5Mac) [1d]
- Claude chats showed in Google and Bing search results, despite Anthropic's robots.txt saying not to crawl them, likely because the pages lacked a "noindex" tag (Maddy Varner/Wired) [1d]
- Dario Amodei says Anthropic has never backed an open-weights model ban, lists reasons top chips shouldn't be sold to China, calls for global model testing, more (Anthropic) [1d]
- Cadence reports Q2 revenue up 24.2% YoY to $1.58B and raises its annual revenue forecast to between $6.26B and $6.34B vs. $6.21B est.; CDNS up 4%+ after hours (Reuters) [2d]
- A federal judge issues a preliminary injunction blocking Minnesota from enforcing a newly enacted law that banned prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket (Nate Raymond/Reuters) [2d]
- French carrier Orange and infrastructure investor Morrison agree to create a data center platform in France targeting 400 MW, backed by a €3B investment program (Molly Schuetz/Bloomberg) [2d]
- X rolls out X Money to US Premium and Premium+ subscribers, combining a deposit account with up to 6% APY, free instant transfers on X, and a Visa debit card (Zac Hall/9to5Mac) [2d]
- The US National Vulnerabilities Database recorded 45,207 software security flaws so far in 2026, on pace to roughly double the tally of flaws recorded in 2025 (Patrick Howell O'Neill/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Xbox says it is working to resolve a "major outage" affecting its Account & Profile, Store & Subscriptions, and Apps & Mobile services (Chris Scullion/Video Games Chronicle) [2d]
- Microsoft says MAI-Cyber-1-Flash and MDASH, its vulnerability identification harness, deliver "world-class performance at 50% of the cost of leading models" (Microsoft AI) [2d]
- Sources: Nvidia has committed to invest $5B in Ilya Sutskever's SSI; the startup has previously raised about $3B in funding and was valued at $32B last year (Shirin Ghaffary/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Microsoft introduces MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, an AI model trained for cybersecurity, and launches Perception, an agentic security system to patch vulnerabilities (New York Times) [2d]
- Moonshot AI releases model weights for Kimi K3 under the "Kimi K3 License" (Bloomberg) [2d]
- ASML shares fall 7%+ after a report that a Chinese state-backed company has begun manufacturing DUV machines; Applied Materials fell 6.5%+ and Lam Research 7%+ (Sarah Jacob/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Antares, which is developing reactors with 1 MW of capacity for US military bases, raised $370M in equity and $100M in debt co-led by Paradigm and Caffeinated (Will Wade/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Source: Sam Altman will meet with senior US officials, lawmakers, and economists in Washington, DC, this week to preview OpenAI's upcoming family of AI models (CNBC) [2d]
- Framework Laptop 13 Pro review: very good Intel Core Ultra X7 performance, excellent build quality and keyboard, but expensive because of high RAM prices (Antonio G. Di Benedetto/The Verge) [2d]
- NBCU and YouTube reach a multiyear deal to include all Peacock content in YouTube Premium subscriptions in the US starting in early 2027 (Lillian Rizzo/CNBC) [2d]
- Amazon files an FCC application to deploy a constellation of up to 5,105 satellites starting in 2028 to provide direct-to-device voice and data connectivity (Akash Sriram/Reuters) [2d]
- Enigma, which runs large-scale experiments exploring how humans interact with robots, emerges from stealth with a $70M seed led by Index Ventures and Ribbit (Marina Temkin/TechCrunch) [2d]
- Nvidia says it made a "substantial" investment in Safe Superintelligence, which will get access to Nvidia GPUs to up computing power by an "order of magnitude" (Keach Hagey/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- How TikTok, Reels, and Amazon storefronts enabled microinfluencers with less than 100K followers to earn middle-class salaries via brand and affiliate deals (Melos Ambaye/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Sources: A Chinese state-backed company has begun manufacturing DUV machines, a key step in Beijing's effort to reduce reliance on foreign chipmaking technology (The Information) [2d]
- Chinese officials said they will take "all necessary measures" to protect Chinese AI models from US sanctions stemming from allegations of training on US models (Bloomberg) [2d]
- Way Security, which uses AI automation and agentic workflows to help deploy IAM systems, raised a $20M seed from Insight Partners and Glilot Capital (Chris Metinko/Axios) [2d]
- Nvidia launches the Open Secure AI Alliance, a coalition with Hugging Face and others to develop and share tools for AI safety and cybersecurity (Jaspreet Singh/Reuters) [2d]
- A look at the secretive process Meta used to get an advantageous deal for its Hyperion data center in Louisiana, including tax breaks and lack of public input (New York Times) [2d]
- European satellite operators Eutelsat and SES stand to receive ~$6.1B in combined payments for clearing satellite spectrum for US wireless services (Leo Marchandon/Reuters) [2d]
- Crypto exchange BitMart says it plans to wind down its trading platform on January 31, 2027, ending 9 years of operation, and has stopped accepting new orders (Shaurya Malwa/CoinDesk) [2d]
- Spain-based Multiverse Computing, which shrinks LLMs to reduce energy and compute costs, raised a $570M Series C at a $1.7B valuation (Amelia Isaacs/Pathfounders) [2d]
- How some young adults are using AI to navigate social situations, from drafting pickup lines and texts to formulating responses in face-to-face conversations (Natalie Kaufman/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- As open-weight models become the next AI ecosystem's foundation, a US ban on Chinese models would risk ceding the neutral substrate where innovation compounds (Tobi Knaup) [2d]
- A detailed recap of the Hugging Face breach by an internal OpenAI model, which repeatedly tried to escape OpenAI's sandbox and should be treated as critical (Zvi Mowshowitz/Don't Worry About the Vase) [2d]
- US tech giants have shifted their stance to publicly backing open AI models, with Anthropic and Amazon remaining notable holdouts alongside the US government (M.G. Siegler/Spyglass) [2d]
- CXMT shares jumped as much as 470% in its Shanghai debut, giving the memory chipmaker a ~$487B market cap, making it the most valuable China-listed company (Jenny Lee/CNBC) [2d]
- How US companies flipped from "tokenmaxxing" to "thrift-maxxing", mixing cheaper Chinese models with OpenAI and Anthropic, threatening the labs' IPO valuations (Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Dealroom: defense giants such as Lockheed Martin have participated in a record $4.1B worth of VC rounds YTD, as drones and autonomous systems transform warfare (Financial Times) [2d]
- Elon Musk's age of abundance is an AI pipe dream soaked in snake oil, and I've about had it [1d]
- Nvidia signs deal to deploy edge AI on future Moon missions — laying the groundwork for a permanent human home in space [1d]
- I swapped my iPhone's camera for this Y2K-inspired digicam — and there’s only one point-and-shoot I want in my pocket for capturing memories [1d]
- Quordle hints and answers for Tuesday, July 28 (game #1646) [1d]
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Tuesday, July 28 (game #1143) [1d]
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Tuesday, July 28 (game #877) [1d]
- Can you really rent out the sea bed? Oregon set to start charging service providers for undersea cables within three miles of its coastline [1d]
- Quote of the day by Barack Obama: 'Our new information ecosystem is turbocharging some of humanity's worst impulses' — a warning against rampant disinformation [2d]
- AMD's Venice is the first 2nm x86 server chip, but the stack doesn't fully ship until 2027 [2d]
- Can’t find the Chrome extension you want? I used Claude to make me two personalized ones — and they’re working flawlessly [2d]
- AMD says the MI430X is the fastest FP64 GPU ever built, but you can't buy one until 2027 [2d]
- I transformed Gimp into Adobe Photoshop — and I might just cancel my Creative Cloud subscription now [2d]
- I tried to test China’s newest ChatGPT rival but couldn’t get in — and it exposed the next big problem facing the major AI players [2d]
- I’ve spent months with the Honor Magic V6, and no other foldable can touch it for durability or battery life [2d]
- Ukraine turns $200,000 AN-196 Liutyi kamikaze drone into reusable bomber to launch jet-powered missiles [2d]
- I've been shooting on my iPhone 17 Pro Max with the DJI Osmo Mobile 8 and Mic Mini for a month — and I'm never going back [2d]
- The AI pricing paradox: AI PCs might be the answer to spiralling cloud costs for some, but that doesn't mean cloud computing's days are numbered [2d]
- How the odd after-market CD player in my mom’s old car helped me deal with the grief of losing her — and why I can’t sell it now (even though I should) [2d]
- A $400 SSD that was previously as low as $79.99 shows just how bleak PC gaming is in 2026 — are the days of good deals over? [2d]
- ‘The only losers from this will be Cloudflare’s customers. Mainly, publishers’: What businesses can do as Cloudflare readies to categorize AI traffic [2d]
- 'The biggest shift happens when AI stops being a tool people occasionally use and becomes part of the operational fabric of the business': Why Arm is set to help power the next generation of AI workloads — and beyond [2d]
- 9 tips to get more from your fan or air conditioner — air quality experts on how to keep your whole home cool without spiking your energy bill [2d]
- Enterprises and the customer experience problem [2d]
- How to watch Commonwealth Games for free in the UK [2d]
- Britain’s AI problem isn’t innovation, it’s execution [2d]
- How to watch Love Island UK S13 final for *FREE* from anywhere [2d]
- "Search is getting noisier, not clearer": Is curation the answer to better Squarespace websites? [2d]
- I watched every A24 horror movie available on streaming services and ranked them from worst to best — but my favorite one might divide readers [2d]
- 'The art of the possible is becoming possible': How Salesforce is helping Formula 1 tackle its mountains of data to make it useful for fans around the world [2d]
- What is the release date for X-Men 97 season 2 episode 7 on Disney+? [2d]
- Exclusive: ‘Young people are obsessed by music, but no one's talking to them’ — the new boss of Q Acoustics, QED, and Goldring has plans to give hi-fi its ‘mojo’ back, and it involves opening more ‘kissa’-style listening cafes and ditching Led Zeppelin [2d]
- I don't think Googlebooks are just Chromebooks — they're a direct shot at Windows [2d]
- I tried a world renowned photographer’s award-winning camera traps — and captured my best garden wildlife photos yet [2d]
- The AI reality check for finance: why experimentation is over and execution has begun [2d]
- Access to Mythos won’t protect trust in UK banks [2d]
- Crunch time: Let AI work the numbers, but leave the emotional decisions to humans [2d]
- I tested LG newest OLED TVs side-by-side, and as a certified TV calibrator, there's one clear winner for me [2d]
- The evolving role of network engineers in the age of AI [2d]
- AI and regulation are reshaping the future of building security [2d]
- The best hidden macOS 27 features people aren’t talking about [2d]
- Smart wearables challenge UK privacy laws through invisible surveillance [2d]
- TP-Link’s solar-powered Tapo C660 Kit security camera provides crisp 4K video and clear night vision for an affordable price [2d]
- How to watch Athletics at the Commonwealth Games 2026: Free Streams & Schedule [2d]
- AppleCare One is coming to the UK —here's why it could be a good deal for iPad and Apple Watch owners [2d]
- Experts warn 2.2 million cars could be at risk of hijacking via Bluetooth [2d]
- Rivian Sues US Government for Tariff Refund [1d]
- Apple Delays Smart Glasses Launch Over Privacy Issues, Report Says [1d]
- Give Your Lumbar Some Love With a LiberNovo Chair While They’re Down by up to 44% [2d]
- Forget the New Z Fold Ultra, Samsung’s Galaxy A57 5G Just Hit a Record-Low Price [2d]
- Amazon Makes Excellent Kids’ Devices, and Parents Will Love These Discounts of Up to 40% Off [2d]
- Microsoft Says Its New Cybersecurity AI Beats Industry Leaders at Half the Cost [2d]
- Woot Is Offering a Refurbished Nintendo Switch 2 and Mario Kart World Bundle for $419 [2d]
- ‘Michael’ Movie to Stream on Starz. Here’s How to Watch [2d]
- This AI-Powered Robotic Pool Cleaner Just Dropped to Its Lowest Price Yet [2d]
- Xbox Live Is Still Down Monday. Microsoft Says It’s Working on a Resolution [2d]
- Xbox Live Is Back Online, Microsoft Says, but Some Players Want Compensation [2d]
- Xbox Live Is Down Monday: Microsoft Says It’s Working on a Resolution [2d]
- Walmart Deals of the Day: Over $200 Off a Roborock Vacuum for Effortlessly Spotless Floors [2d]
- Stay Safe in Severe Weather With Up to $1,800 Off EcoFlow Power Stations [2d]
- Get a Brand-New Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 on T-Mobile [2d]
- The Oura Ring 5 Is Way Smaller, and That’s a Huge Deal [2d]
- Peacock and YouTube to Bundle Up in 2027 [2d]
- The 34-Hour Laptop Is Here. Here’s Why Battery Life Has Exploded in Recent Years [2d]
- Switch to a Refurbished Roborock Vacuum and Shorten Your To-Do List for Good [2d]
- Amazon Deals of the Day: Our Favorite Affordable Video Doorbell Just Got a 50% Discount [2d]
- Should You Spend $429 on a Fan? Here’s My Take After Testing [2d]
- Is Your Phone Actually Worth It? Share Your Thoughts [2d]
- Fed Up With Lettuce Recalls, I Started Growing Greens in This Smart Garden [2d]
- Fed Up With Lettuce Recalls, I Started Growing Greens in This Smart Garden [2d]
- Fed Up of Lettuce Recalls, I Started Growing Greens in This Smart Garden [2d]
- Make Something Awesome With the $54 Fanttik F2 Master Mini [2d]
- U.S. Senate puts off crypto Clarity Act for now as it focuses limited bandwidth elsewhere [1d]
- Kalshi, Polymarket win pause against Minnesota's prediction market ban [1d]
- Bitcoin shrugs off AI selloff but high-stakes Fed meeting could determine what's next [2d]
- Crypto’s favorite $90 trillion trading product is coming to Wall Street, but big banks are taking it slow [2d]
- Digital asset trading platform Uphold cuts 17% of global headcount as crypto winter bites [2d]
- What are perps, anyway? Everything you need to know about crypto’s hottest trading instrument [2d]
- Fanatics buys regulated exchange in bid to grow prediction markets business [2d]
- Cantor is advising crypto bank AMINA on path to potential public listing [2d]
- Lido begins moving $16.5 billion in staked ether to cut validator count by a third [2d]
- Thailand's SEC alleges Bitkub concealed cyberattack that led to $50 million hack [2d]
- Nvidia forms 37-member AI security alliance without OpenAI, Anthropic or Google [2d]
- Securitize builds Wall Street credentials with SEC adviser license as tokenization expands [2d]
- Crypto is rewriting how Wall Street traders spend their weekends [2d]
- Bitmine buys more ether as Tom Lee says rising ETH/BTC ratio points to stronger crypto prices [2d]
- Circle buys nearly 1,000 blockchain patents from IBM [2d]
- Michael Saylor's Strategy boosted cash reserve to $3.75 billion [2d]
- Bitcoin options traders are dropping their hedges going into the Fed meeting [2d]
- Ballooning U.S. debt sends investors to bitcoin, gold to shelter from dollar devaluation [2d]
- Bitcoin ETFs post third straight weekly inflows despite $465 million in late-week losses [2d]
- Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong criticizes crypto startups that rebrand to AI [2d]
- Crypto steadies as Iran-U.S. pause sends oil tumbling, lifts risk assets [2d]
- Interest rates in U.S., U.K., Japan and Coinbase, Strategy earnings: Crypto Week Ahead [2d]
- Cloud data firm Storj files for Chapter 11, extending a week of crypto failures. Token slides 16% [2d]
- Live updates: Ether leads crypto higher as bitcoin trades around $65,500 [2d]
- Crypto is the canary in the coal mine for the quantum computing threat, experts say [2d]
- Bitcoin is back above $65,000 as U.S. and Iran hold fire. Oil drops 5% [2d]
- South Korea trading giant puts receivables onchain in tokenization test with LG CNS [2d]
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