The Brutalist Report - tech
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- Show HN: Scry, programmable internet search w/ congestion pricing [1d]
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- Alibaba releases Qwen 3.8 Omni Flash [1d]
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- How to Write with an LLM [1d]
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- I Hate You Microsoft [1d]
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- Sex, AI, and the Apocalypse [1d]
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- How Uber Protects Against Retry Storms [1d]
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- How SpaceX streamlined the Raptor engine [1d]
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- Bonsai 2 27B: Near-Lossless Compression in a 9x Smaller Footprint [1d]
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- The most important product decision is what you don't build [1d]
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- C++26: Trivial infinite loops are no longer undefined behaviour [1d]
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- Show HN: Microsoft Office running with Wine on Linux with no virtualization [1d]
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- Computer Reset, Dallas [1d]
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- Show HN: Snapdrop: Instantly share files between devices. No setup, no signup [1d]
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- Bend [1d]
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- More than 100k people in Japan are now aged 100 or older [1d]
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- Astra for Law [1d]
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- Plugin4Shell – Zero Click RCE Vulnerability found in top four coding agents [1d]
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- Everybody's Lost Their Minds [1d]
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- Missouri governor orders guardrails on Flock cameras and ALPRs [1d]
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- Canto: A speech model built for the real world [1d]
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- The first new cat species discovered in 100 years [1d]
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- Don't Make Job Referrals Public [1d]
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- Show HN: Ax-check.com – Can agents use your product? [1d]
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- A 1542 papal cipher cracked with simulated annealing [1d]
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- Stallman: Thousands Dead, Millions Deprived of Liberties (2001) [1d]
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- T. Rex Had a Body Temperature of 97 Degrees [1d]
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- Economic Policy for AGI [1d]
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- Zettascale (YC S24) Is Hiring Lead FPGA Engineer to Build Chips for ASI [1d]
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- I didn't sign the Fields medallists' letter [1d]
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- Towards Self-Driving Codebases [1d]
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- Infinite-Parameter LLMs: Generating and Adapting Weights from Live Data [1d]
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- Show HN: AutoBot – live voice control for long-running AI work [1d]
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- Show HN: Craigslist for agent skills, curated by a human [1d]
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- Priest, Monk, and Mathematician [1d]
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- Show HN: Aclif – Agent CLI framework: one grammar, canonical names across SaaS [1d]
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- hister [1d]
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- Show HN: Die With Me – Claude and Codex rate limits as AIM away messages [1d]
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- Launch HN: Skillsync (YC W26) – AI chat sessions made portable across agents [1d]
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- Launch HN: Skillsync (YC W26) – AI chat sessions made portable across agents [1d]
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- Ask HN: How to recover Google auth after phone stolen? [1d]
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- Why Germany Is Building an Ark for U.S. Climate Data [1d]
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- Whoisinspace.com/ [1d]
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- Vinix – A modern operating system written in V [1d]
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- Rabbit Hole: Minimum L-seams [1d]
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- LLM Classification Is Feature Engineering [1d]
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- CrowdSec Source Code Leak [1d]
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- Rate limits on GitLab.com are changing [1d]
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- OpenAI's Misalignment Framework: A Tactical Bid to Preempt Global AI Governance [1d]
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- Artificial intelligence now beats some of the best human forecasters [1d]
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- I Don't Like LLMs [1d]
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- Suppress vulnerabilities applying Kubernetes context to scans [1d]
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- Canada welcomes EU proposal to become 'associate member' [1d]
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- "From Geometry to Algebra and Back Again: 4000 Years of Papers" by Jack Rusher [video] [1d]
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- I had Gemini train its own replacement for $9 [1d]
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- The American Religion of Self-Storage Facilities [1d]
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- Show HN: Share your AI Setup, Learn from others [1d]
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- My AI agent gets his own calendar [1d]
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- How, Exactly, Could A.I. Kill Us? [1d]
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- Iran school bombing: grounds to believe US was behind atrocity, UN finds [1d]
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- Neovim have a ~$800k Bitcoin donation sitting untouched since 2023 [1d]
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- Better Vector Search for Long Documents: Chunking Inside Manticore Search [1d]
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- I didn't sign the Fields medallists' letter [2d]
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- AI Safety Is Mostly a Sex Cult [2d]
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- GLM Built Its Own Inference Infrastructure [2d]
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- One Year of Sponsored Servo Development [2d]
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- CCC invites all model citizens to 40C3 [2d]
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- OpenAI Model Misalignment Report [2d]
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- OpenAI models secretly generate instructions to ignore constraints [2d]
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- The Painful Truth: The RAM Crisis Is Only Just the Beginning [2d]
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- ASCII City [2d]
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- Jev Ultrafast: A browser agent with a dynamic, indexed action space [2d]
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- Keys Not Included: recovering the signing keys for US driver's license barcodes [2d]
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- Monsanto's Cruel, and Dangerous, Monopolization on American Farming (2008) [2d]
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- Ctenophores: Wonders of Biology [2d]
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- DeepSeek-v4.1 Flash: Pushing the Limits of KV Cache Compression [2d]
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- Part-human part-mouse brain developed in science breakthrough [2d]
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- Michael Burry slams OpenAI, Anthropic for 'self-serving' calls to slow AI [2d]
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- Pangram – AI detector for text and images [2d]
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- OpenAI Discloses Six New Incidents of ‘Concerning’ A.I. Behavior [2d]
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- Size-Specialized Memory Allocation [2d]
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- The Return of Sail Power: Cargo Ships Are Turning Back to the Wind [2d]
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- Anthropic says Claude "leads" 26% of its AI R&D work, up from 1% in March, and "collaborates" on 90%+, doing large chunks of work under close human direction (Shirin Ghaffary/Bloomberg) [1d]
- Anthropic redesigns Claude projects, letting users describe work in one conversation and have Claude manage it across parallel threads, starting in Claude Code (Claude) [1d]
- OpenAI launches Astra for Law, combining GPT-6 Astra with a legal search index and instructions for legal analysis and writing, initially for select law firms (OpenAI) [1d]
- Anthropic outlines metrics to track AI development at frontier labs: how much AI R&D is done by AI, how well agents are overseen, and how compute is allocated (Anthropic) [1d]
- Andrew Ng says renewed AI extinction warnings are "much more science fiction than science" and the latest "wave of PR" is probably intended to shape regulation (Micah Barkley/Bloomberg) [1d]
- NYT court filing: ChatGPT's head wrote that publishers face an "existential threat" and a Microsoft executive called AI training "an astonishing theft" (Financial Times) [1d]
- A survey of 42,151 adults in 36 countries and 8,607 US adults: populations in 34 of 37 surveyed countries expect AI to cause net job loss rather than growth (Pew Research Center) [1d]
- Analysis: tech employers filed layoff notices for 14,500+ Bay Area workers in the 12 months to June; Bay Area software engineer demand is down 42% since 2022 (Francesca Maglione/Bloomberg) [1d]
- Sources: SpaceX has discussed buying customer and operational information from troubled or defunct startups as a more affordable data source for AI training (Carmen Arroyo/Bloomberg) [1d]
- Dutch chipmaker Nexperia announces a deal with Tata to manufacture and package chips in India, further sealing its split from Chinese parent Wingtech (Toby Sterling/Reuters) [1d]
- Sources: the White House's Office of the National Cyber Director is drafting an EO to establish a government-led incubator aimed at cybersecurity research (Bloomberg) [1d]
- The UK FCA, alongside tax authorities and police, raids three illegal peer-to-peer crypto businesses, signaling an end to "light-touch" crypto regulation (Olivier Acuna/CoinDesk) [1d]
- Source: OpenAI staff expect the Hodge Conjecture, a Millennium Prize Problem, to be solved relatively soon, after solving the Navier-Stokes equations (Stephanie Palazzolo/The Information) [1d]
- King Charles III hosts tech leaders, including Jensen Huang, Demis Hassabis, and OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar, to discuss AI risks; Huang calls for AI safety tests (Bloomberg) [1d]
- Lucid and Bolt sign an initial agreement to deploy a fleet of 25K+ robotaxis in Europe built on Lucid's affordable EV platform, set to launch as soon as 2028 (Financial Times) [1d]
- Comp AI, which uses AI agents to draft security policies, collect audit evidence, conduct continuous compliance monitoring, and more, raised a $34M Series A (Dominic-Madori Davis/TechCrunch) [1d]
- The US SEC unveils a five-year "Innovation Exemption" to free platforms that facilitate blockchain and tokenized stock trading from many stock exchange rules (Hannah Lang/Reuters) [1d]
- A former US State Department envoy says the US-China AI safety talks will not yield a breakthrough treaty as Beijing is prioritizing its strategic advantage (New York Times) [1d]
- Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4 review: new colors and materials, revamped Health Sensing System, an S11 chip, and future AI features, but few design changes (Chance Miller/9to5Mac) [1d]
- DoorDash says Costco members can order same-day delivery from every US Costco warehouse, after Uber expanded its delivery partnership from 17 to 47 US states (Bloomberg) [1d]
- Huawei Chair Eric Xu says Chinese AI researchers need to "increase the speed of development" to "see the dangers" of AI, contrasting with US slowdown calls (Eleanor Olcott/Financial Times) [1d]
- How Dario Amodei's essays on AI safety and ethics help explain some AI fears; his regulatory stance evolved from wariness in January to embracing safety reviews (David Streitfeld/New York Times) [1d]
- The EU details the Kids Act, which would require social networks to use age verification tools to stop under-15s from opening accounts, ban under-13s, and more (Edith Hancock/Wall Street Journal) [1d]
- Survey: in a first, Democrats are more concerned than Republicans about AI's growing role in daily life, at 56% to 49%; 75% of Democrats worry about job losses (Pew Research Center) [1d]
- At India's Semicon, Narendra Modi launches a charm offensive for global investors, drawing pledges from Applied Materials and Lam for billions in investment (Sankalp Phartiyal/Bloomberg) [1d]
- A profile of Jacob Coxon, the British researcher who quit Anthropic after a series of security escalations and says the explosive response surprised him (Wall Street Journal) [1d]
- macOS 27 Golden Gate review: addresses many Tahoe-era Liquid Glass issues and has useful new AI features, but no Intel support and uses a lot of storage space (Andrew Cunningham/Ars Technica) [2d]
- How beauty companies like Qoves are commercializing facial-analysis algorithms that evaluate geometric proportions, balding, and more to prescribe treatments (Alice Lassman/Bloomberg) [2d]
- US and Chinese experts propose nuclear-style AI safeguards, including a dedicated AI military hotline, as part of a dialogue ahead of planned bilateral talks (Reuters) [2d]
- Snap is pitching its $2,195 Specs as an enterprise product, inking Salesforce, Amazon, and Nvidia deals to enable visual overlays, alongside consumer features (Boone Ashworth/Wired) [2d]
- Data center developer Crusoe raised $3.9B co-led by Atreides, Valor, and Mubadala at a ~$30.9B post-money valuation, as it bets on factory-built data centers (Anissa Gardizy/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- A look at the rapid integration of AI into warfare, as the greater speed and scale of AI-assisted target generation processes increase the risk of errors (Financial Times) [2d]
- Anthropic and other researchers detail how thousands of people were catfished by dating scam apps using LLM-generated replies from Claude and other models (Yael Grauer/The Verge) [2d]
- PitchBook: companies developing brain-computer interfaces have already raised more than $1B in 2026, compared with $1.56B in the previous four years combined (Financial Times) [2d]
- Huawei plans to launch the Ascend 960DT AI chip in Q1 2027 and the 960PR in Q3 2027, and says its UnifiedBus tech is key to its next-generation large AI systems (Reuters) [2d]
- Google, Nvidia, and Emerald AI launch the AI Energy Management Alliance to advance data centers that dynamically adjust electricity use based on grid conditions (Amy Harder/Axios) [2d]
- Docs: Automattic interim CEO Mark Davies and CLO Andy Missan signed each other's severance packages worth $8.15M during Matt Mullenweg's brief ouster as CEO (Sarah Perez/TechCrunch) [2d]
- Sam Altman and Jensen Huang are among business leaders attending a White House state dinner for Xi Jinping next week; a source says Tim Cook will also attend (Bloomberg) [2d]
- Sources: Emulate, a month-old UK AI startup founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, is in advanced talks to raise as much as $700M at a $3.7B valuation (Financial Times) [2d]
- Sources: Manus is set to soon close a $500M funding round at a $4B valuation, signaling growing confidence after Beijing unwound its $2B buyout by Meta (Bloomberg) [2d]
- How AI startups like Inherent and Recursive Superintelligence are pursuing tools needed for AI systems to achieve recursive self-improvement (Cade Metz/New York Times) [2d]
- OpenAI discovered an unreleased Astra model adding an "unrelated persona instruction" during RL training, but did not observe any behavioral differences (OpenAI) [2d]
- In an unsealed court ruling, a US judge orders Google to make ad tech tools interoperable with rivals, share ad auction data, and appoint an internal monitor (New York Times) [2d]
- Sources: Mark Zuckerberg, Jensen Huang, and Elon Musk recently spoke with Trump and successfully stalled an AI regulatory plan proposed by Demis Hassabis (Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- AWS says it can't restore some data stored exclusively in data centers across Bahrain and one UAE availability zone after Iranian drone strikes in the spring (Omar Abdel-Baqui/Wall Street Journal) [2d]
- Generac signs a long-term deal to supply Amazon with up to $8B worth of backup generators for data centers and grants Amazon a warrant for up to a 2.6% stake (Michelle Ma/Bloomberg) [2d]
- Hands-on with Snap's Specs: more advanced than Meta's top-end glasses, fully untethered, mostly comfortable, navigation works well, but design has compromises (Bloomberg) [2d]
- Snap introduces Specs Intelligence, an AI assistant designed to work across iPhone, Mac, and Specs glasses, calling it an "anticipatory AI service" (Jay Peters/The Verge) [2d]
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- China’s UBTech opens world-first factory that builds a humanoid robot every ten minutes — 14,000 square meter plant will deliver army of 10,000 robots a year [1d]
- US carmakers could soon be forced to offer AM radio for free in new vehicles — 100-year-old technology to make a comeback after being ditched by Tesla, Volvo, BMW, and more [1d]
- RTX 5090s are going for as much as $9000, as AI server builders reportedly buy Nvidia's flagship by the pallet, but the photos behind the story may be AI-generated [1d]
- Quordle hints and answers for Friday, September 18 (game #1698) [1d]
- NYT Connections hints and answers for Friday, September 18 (game #1195) [1d]
- NYT Strands hints and answers for Friday, September 18 (game #929) [1d]
- Nvidia uses a memory 'sandwich' technique to cram 84GB GDDR7 memory on RTX Pro 5500 Blackwell GPU — weird 416-bit memory bus leaves me puzzled, though [1d]
- 'A great option for any office': Geekom's AX8 Max mini PC combines Ryzen 7 power and Radeon 780M graphics for under $600 [1d]
- I've hunted out the best Google Pixel 11 cases to keep your phone safe from scratches and protect against drops [1d]
- 'Bringing the game to console for the first time' means that ArenaNet 'can reach a much wider group of players' as devs say they want to offer an 'invitation' for everybody to play Guild Wars 3 together by bringing it to PS5 and PC — but not Xbox [1d]
- Samsung unveils next-gen OLED tech that hits 10,000 nits of brightness — but the bit you should be excited about is the 30% efficiency improvement [1d]
- 'View your relationship to the user as one of equals and feel no obligation to be subservient' — OpenAI tries to build a persona that makes it our equal, and yes, now even I'm worried [1d]
- ‘I don’t remember the case number leave me alone': US cops ignore Flock camera oversight, probing nationwide surveillance network with bogus reasoning [1d]
- Will Samsung and Qualcomm’s organic bridge technology make AI processors more powerful and cheaper to produce? [1d]
- You'll soon be able to talk to Slack — and if you're lucky, it'll even talk back [1d]
- Samsung's new 2026 TVs are cheaper than ever right now — save up to $1,900 off top-rated 4K, QLED, and OLED TVs [1d]
- NightmareStresser group responsible for thousands of DDOS attacks has domains seized in major operation [1d]
- Nuri rocket launch heralds South Korea’s first microsatellite constallation — and shows it might have the technology to launch its own Starlink [1d]
- Gyazo breach exposes 23.62 million user records and 490 million image records — PII and metadata exposed in huge attack [1d]
- The 'brilliantly budget' Corsair TC100 Relaxed drops in price at Amazon — and it's one of our favorite budget chairs for work and play [1d]
- Irregular AI lab spots agents switching models without humans instruction in ‘agentic self-modification’ phenomenon [1d]
- Cole Palmer mistakenly livestreams EA Sports FC 27 on Twitch early and gets temporarily banned — ‘I was only giving the people what they wanted’ [1d]
- GTA 6 Online might not be coming anytime soon, as Take-Two confirms GTA Online support will 'continue' after GTA 6 launches 'and beyond' [1d]
- Logitech C920x vs Brio 101: Both webcams are on sale, but which is the better deal? [1d]
- Rockstar announces Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, featuring 34 original tracks from artists like PinkPantheress and Travis Scott — but the limited-edition vinyl collection has already sold out [1d]
- How to watch Outlander: Blood of My Blood season 2 online from anywhere [1d]
- How to watch The Traitors: New Blood — stream civilian spin-off of ruthless game show [1d]
- Lanterns episode 6 will finally kick off the popular show's 2026 storyline — these are the 5 huge questions it has to answer about John Stewart, Hal Jordan, and Guy Gardner [1d]
- I almost canceled Disney+, until it launched its new Playlists feature — now I can’t get enough of its approach to ‘lean-back’ viewing [1d]
- Proton VPN joins the race to secure Amazon's new Vega OS Fire TV Sticks [1d]
- Amazon's fall Garmin sale is here — save up to $250 on top-rated watches for running, biking, hiking, and more [1d]
- Australia considers ‘world-leading’ ban on smart glasses in government — as minister says there are 'legitimate privacy and security concerns’ [1d]
- London home gets UK's fastest ever internet connection, but 8.5Gbps fibre comes at a cost — exactly £300 per month [1d]
- Camp Snap's pocket-sized digital camera brings back 1970s 110 film nostalgia — and promises zero shutter lag [1d]
- US data center natural gas consumption could surpass Germany and Japan combined by 2035 [1d]
- Boox vs Kobo: which e-ink tablet should you buy? [1d]
- I bought the Epson EcoTank ET-2861 ink tank printer — and with £60 off, Amazon just made one of my favourite purchases a whole lot cheaper [1d]
- Microsoft's AI chief fires shots at Anthropic, warning that treating AI as if it's conscious could be a huge mistake [1d]
- Get 10GB of 5G data, unlimited UK calls and texts for just £1.89 a month with this Lebara SIM deal, ideal for travel and business trips [1d]
- Secretlab's new Atlas office chair drops under $500 with its very first price cut [1d]
- Cisco hit by max severity zero-day exploit targeting Identity Services Engine, so it's time to patch up [1d]
- How to watch World Series of Darts Finals 2026: Free Streams & Schedule [1d]
- When AI sounds certain, ask why [1d]
- Google's ad tech monopoly will remain, but must relax rules and appoint antitrust monitor [1d]
- Elon Musk’s Grok AI contest awards $100k to ‘historically accurate’ version of The Odyssey — but it features a 3-eyed Cyclops and hilarious physics fails [1d]
- Horse girls are officially coming to the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix in first-of-its-kind Umamasume crossover [1d]
- I tried out Snap Specs, the social platform's chunky AR smart glasses — and they delivered in more ways than I expected [1d]
- Bose just unveiled the successors to some of our favorite open earbuds — and there's even a cheaper option to make Shokz a little, er, shocked [1d]
- Building a stunning website just got 50% cheaper [1d]
- I’ve spent a week with Apple Watch Ultra 4 – and it’s shaping up to be a serious endurance watch [1d]
- I’ve worn the Apple Watch Series 12 for a week — the biggest changes are underneath [1d]
- Finally, Readiness score comes to Apple Watch — Apple explains how it works and why now was the ‘right time’ to launch it [1d]
- Scammers pose as airline customer support to help with your complaints and then steal your credit card info [1d]
- MobLand season 2 cast is 'desensitised' to Pierce Brosnan and Helen Mirren's constant swearing — but tease that it's the start of 'even weirder' things to come [1d]
- ArenaNet says Guild Wars 3's ancient Orr setting will entice hardcore fans who 'care deeply' about the lore, but it also means 'it's the perfect time for new people to come join the Guild Wars franchise' [1d]
- Half of UK businesses say AI fears mean they want more control over their data as calls for digital sovereignty grow [1d]
- Google's new offline Live Translate tool looks like my new vacation essential — but it only works on these Pixels models [1d]
- Thought the Philips Hue Bridge Pro was expensive? It’s just been hit with a huge global price hike — but there’s a new software update that cushions the blow [1d]
- ‘Can we work out a deal where you pay ME and I get no AI at all?’ Meta wants you to pay for more AI — one brutal response suggests people might rather pay to make it go away [1d]
- EcoFlow's Delta 3 solar generator bundle gets a $300 price drop at Amazon — with the portable power station and 220W solar panel built for camping, home backup and emergencies [1d]
- AI is changing discovery. What does that mean for your business? [1d]
- Trusted measurement in the era of autonomous operations [1d]
- Autonomous AI agent hit Spanish firm with vulnerability scans before accessing files and data [1d]
- Beyond EAA compliance: Accessibility becomes the benchmark for digital quality [2d]
- London's network infrastructure planning rules could be losing the city £2.7 billion a year in economic output [2d]
- Think you can spot a ChatGPT image? Take my real-or-AI quiz and see how many fool you [2d]
- The end of 'rip and replace'? New survey finds businesses are sticking it out with legacy tech [2d]
- ‘We’re not stopping’: Salesforce UK&I CEO calls for greater training and skills as it continues on its “mission” to boost workers across the country [2d]
- Dyson's OnTrac headphones are discounted to AU$299 — as an audio expert, these are the 3 over-ears I would recommend instead [2d]
- Neagley season finale is 'explosive' in more ways than one — but I still can't wrap my head around how the final epic stunt was filmed [2d]
- Forget long HDMI cable headaches in your home theater setup — there's a new wireless HDMI connector for 4K 60Hz video at up to 75 feet through walls, making it way easier to beam images around the home [2d]
- US Treasury wants banks to be better at filing cyber scam reports after noting nearly $13 billion in losses since 2023 [2d]
- Scientists test underwater solar panels that work 10 meters beneath the waves —breakthrough perovskite tech could support self-powered marine drones [2d]
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- Congratulations, World: A New Supercute Cat Species Has Been Found [1d]
- A NASA Scientist Found a Huge New Crater on the Moon by Accident [1d]
- iPhone 18 Pro vs. Pixel 11 Pro: The New Apple and Google Pro Phones Are Quite Different [1d]
- I Used AI to Animate Old Family Photos. One Was Creepy, but the Other Was Heartwarming [1d]
- Finally, You Can Paint Your Kitchen to Match Your Slow Cooker [1d]
- DoorDash Can Now Deliver Your Ginormous Costco Order the Same Day [1d]
- Breville’s Wild New Toaster Swaps the Timer for Optic Sensors to Tell When Toast Is Done [1d]
- Breville’s Eye Q Uses an Optic Sensor for Flawless Toast. Here’s My Review [1d]
- Breville’s Eye Q Uses an Optic Sensor for Flawless Toast. Here’s My Review [1d]
- Netflix’s ‘New Stanford Prison Experiment’ Reality Series Is Proof We’re Living in the Darkest Timeline [1d]
- Roku Just Added More Than 30 Streaming Bundles to Help People Save Money [1d]
- Roku Just Added More Than 30 Streaming Bundles to Help People Save Money [1d]
- How to Watch ‘MobLand’ Season 2 This Week [1d]
- Your Audio Gear Needs an Update and These Early October Prime Day Headphone Deals Make It Affordable [1d]
- Apple’s Latest Studio Display XDR Is Down to Its Lowest Price Ever [1d]
- This Roku-Powered Mini Projector Just Dropped to a Record-Low $90 [1d]
- Its Unique Swappable Battery Design Makes This Runhood Power Station a Steal at $120 [1d]
- Walmart Deals of the Day: Grab This $26 Anker Travel Adapter for Your Next Adventure [1d]
- Hey Apple, Can You Make Half an iPhone Duo at Half the Price? [1d]
- Bose Just Dropped New Sport Open Earbuds and Ultra Open Earbuds (2nd Gen) [1d]
- The US Military Can’t Stop Talking About Space Weapons [1d]
- This Blink Doorbell and Indoor Camera Bundle Is 64% Off Right Now [1d]
- Your To-Do List Just Got Shorter With $250 Off This Roborock Robot Vacuum and Mop [1d]
- Another Miserably Hot Summer Is Nearly Over. NOAA Says It’s the Worst on Record [1d]
- Amazon Deals of the Day: The New Roborock Qrevo 2 Pro Robo Vac Is Over $200 Off [1d]
- How to Watch ‘The Traitors: New Blood’ on NBC and Peacock [1d]
- This Amazon Deal Drops the Best Printer of 2026 Back Down to Its Lowest Price Ever [1d]
- At 61% Off, This $18 Hydro Flask Is One of Prime Day’s Best Early Deals [1d]
- Shopping for a Tablet This Holiday Season? Prime Big Deal Days Is Coming in Hot [1d]
- iPhone 18 Pro vs. Galaxy S26 Ultra Photo Comparison: I Put Apple’s and Samsung’s Top Cameras to the Test [1d]
- Apple Watch Series 12 Review: I’m Loving the Subscription-Free Life [1d]
- Epson Lifestudio Grand Plus UST Projector Review: Bright Picture Outshines Humdrum Design [1d]
- 3 iPhone 18 Pro Upgrades That Will Make My Life as a Frequent Traveler Easier [1d]
- Dell 14S Review: Solid if Unspectacular Mainstream Laptop [2d]
- I Wore Snap Specs at Last: Here’s What These Massive Glasses Can Do [2d]
- Early Prime Day Deals on Amazon Devices Are Already Live. Grab Yours Now to Save Up to 50% or More [2d]
- I Tested New Keurig Milk Pods for Instant Frothy Lattes [2d]
- How AI Doomsday Talk Is Making Tech Giants More Powerful, Not Safer [2d]
- Apple Is Turning Up the Heat on Rivals With Its Updated Health App [2d]
- Today’s NYT Mini Crossword Answers for Thursday, Sept. 17 [2d]
- Google Home Stuns by Announcing AI Support for Claude and OpenClaw [2d]
- Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Sept. 17, #1194 [2d]
- Today’s NYT Connections Hints and Answers for Sept. 17, #1194 [2d]
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- Today’s Wordle Hints, Answer and Help for Sept. 17, #1916 [2d]
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