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Everyone’s watching the Elizabeth Holmes documentary ‘You Can See Everything’

The Elizabeth Holmes documentary "You Can See Everything," co-directed by Nathan Fielder, achieved the second-biggest opening weekend ever for a documentary film, grossing $15 million.

Free Pascal compiler now supports dynamic packages

The Free Pascal Compiler and Lazarus IDE now support dynamic packages, enabling users to create and install components, controls, and extensions without rebuilding the entire IDE.

6 days ago6 min read

J Mascis has nothing better to do

J Mascis, frontman for Dinosaur Jr., approaches his music, gear, and design collaborations with a relaxed, unpretentious attitude, prioritizing functionality and affordability over meticulous perfection.

Show HN: The Zelda timeline to catch up before the Ocarina of Time remake

This article provides a chronological overview of the Legend of Zelda timeline, detailing the plot of each main game to help players catch up before a potential Ocarina of Time remake.

6 days ago7 min read

9to5Google

The biggest reason not to buy a Googlebook is all about timing

Consumers should avoid purchasing a Googlebook due to its high price, limited app availability, and the current market's inflated component costs, making it a poor value compared to established alternatives.

Zuckerberg's Meta Takes Down No Kings Instagram During Protest Day

Meta removed the No Kings Instagram account during a protest day, sparking user speculation about censorship and content moderation policies on the platform.

NY announces game ownership bill requiring ownership rather than licensing

New York's "Power To The Players Act" proposes requiring video game publishers to grant consumers ownership, not just licenses, and ensure games remain functional offline after support ends.

6 days ago9 min read

TikTok permanently bans ‘Musk’ documentary advertising account

TikTok permanently banned the advertising account for Alex Gibney's four-hour "Musk" documentary, citing political content, following similar initial rejections from Meta and YouTube.

17 Oct3 min read

Anthropic says its workforce has become less junior and is spending more time in meetings

Anthropic's workforce has become less junior, with fewer technical employees and increased meeting times, as AI tools shift work towards managing AI outputs and human attention becomes a productivity bottleneck.

17 Oct3 min read

TikTok bans Musk documentary account

TikTok banned the promotional account for Alex Gibney's Elon Musk documentary, escalating its previous refusal to allow paid advertisements for the film on its platform.

17 Oct3 min read

Replit makes OpenAI its default over Anthropic, CEO says

Replit, an AI coding platform, now defaults to OpenAI models over Anthropic for its Replit Agent, citing performance, cost, and partnership strength as reasons for the shift.

Gold is now the top U.S. export

Surging U.S. gold exports have surpassed oil, pharmaceuticals, and aircraft, becoming the top U.S. export, potentially driven by foreign demand for non-dollar reserve assets.

17 Oct5 min read

Mercedes-AMG’s first ground-up SUV is a 1,150hp electric beast

Mercedes-AMG's 2028 GT SUV, an electric vehicle built on the AMG.EA architecture, will offer up to 1,153 horsepower and 710kW fast-charging capabilities.

17 Oct5 min read

9to5Google

Walmart’s $60 Google TV streamer might be the only good deal left in streaming

Walmart's $60 Onn 4K Pro streamer with Google TV offers a strong value proposition in a market where prices for streaming hardware have significantly increased.

Solar surpasses nuclear power globally for first time – pv magazine Global

Global solar power generation surpassed nuclear power for the first time in 2025, driven by rapid solar and wind expansion contrasting with nuclear's slow growth and lengthy construction timelines.

Making Chicken Transparent Using Dorito Dust

Soaking chicken breast in a tartrazine solution, a food dye found in Doritos, partially increased its transparency by shifting the refractive index of water to match that of the tissue.

17 Oct4 min read

Websites are closing their doors to AI agents

Major websites like Yelp, Delta, and JPMorgan Chase are blocking AI agents from accessing their platforms due to security concerns and to control data licensing.

17 Oct6 min read

Mark Wahlberg wants to take on the longevity-startup crowd with an affordable gym concept

Mark Wahlberg is launching Municipal Gym, an affordable fitness concept in December, aiming to disrupt the high-end longevity market with services like blood work, epigenetic testing, and recovery therapies.

17 Oct7 min read

All the news about the iPhone Duo

Apple's new iPhone Duo, a foldable phone with a 7.6-inch inner display and Touch ID, is now available for preorder starting at $1,999.

16 Oct10 min read

Apple’s updated App Store rules go after ‘nudify’ AI apps

Apple's updated App Store guidelines now explicitly prohibit "nudify" AI apps that generate nonconsensual intimate imagery, requiring developers to proactively prevent and remove such content.

16 Oct3 min read

Wired

The Leap Second Is No More

The International Bureau of Weights and Measurements will stop issuing leap seconds in May 2027, ending a contentious practice that adjusted Coordinated Universal Time.

16 Oct4 min read

Replit is no longer working with Anthropic, CEO says

Replit's CEO announced the AI coding platform is no longer partnering with Anthropic, citing cost, performance, and partnership reasons, despite evidence suggesting the collaboration was recently active.

16 Oct3 min read

Ars Technica