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Newark apartment complex bought for much less than prior value

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George Avalos @ Silicon Valley 1 place · 02/07/2106 01:28 EDT

An East Bay apartment complex has been bought at a price that's well below its prior value. Read more ›

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PG&E buys San Jose building to bolster South Bay operations

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George Avalos @ Silicon Valley 2 place · 02/07/2106 01:28 EDT

A PG&E Corp. unit has bought a San Jose building in a move to bolster the utility's South Bay operations. Read more ›

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Jump Crypto’s ‘Firedancer’ is taking a slow and steady approach to its long-awaited Solana infrastructure rollout

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Margaux Nijkerk @ CoinDesk 1 place · today 11:00 EDT

In an interview with CoinDesk, the lead engineer at Firedancer gives an update on how the new client, also known as a software, is fairing in the Solana ecosystem. Read more ›

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San Francisco’s Robo-Fight Club, General Catalyst’s Divisive Virality

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Abram Brown @ The Information 1 place · today 11:00 EDT

Welcome, Weekenders! In this newsletter:• The Big Read: Why Trump officials and VCs love a nuclear power startup’s brute-force approach• Biotech: The case of the disappearing embryo startups • Plus, Recommendations—our weekly pop culture picks: “Are We Doomed?” “Steve Jobs in Exile” and “Lord of the Flies” The legal slugfest between Elon Musk and Sam Altman enraptured Silicon Valley this week. On Thursday, I attended another gladiatorial spectacle: MMA-style fights... Read more ›

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NPR’s Manoush Zomorodi talks about living with too much tech

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Terrence O’Brien @ The Verge 1 place · today 11:00 EDT

Manoush Zamorodi is an accomplished reporter, podcast host, and author. Her new book, Body Electric, takes a comprehensive look at how technology is impacting our physical health. It's a collaboration between NPR and Columbia University Medical Center that picks up where her first title, Bored and Brilliant, left off. That book looked at how technology […] Read more ›

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ИИ съест экономику изнутри. А потом запустит ядерный апокалипсис

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arhip1986 @ Habr 1 place · today 10:55 EDT

Когда Илон Маск говорит об опасности ИИ, он рисует картину восстания машин. Терминаторы. Скайнет. Красные глаза в темноте.Это не страшно. Это глупо.Настоящий ужас не в том, что роботы с красными глазами придут убивать людей. Настоящий ужас в том, что ИИ потихоньку, незаметно, но уверенно сделает всё, чтобы люди сами себя убили. И даже не заметят.Как? Через экономику. Через работу. Через код.Представьте завод, где вместо тысячи человек работает десяток. Раньше тысяча... Read more ›

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ChatGPT Can Now Connect to Your Bank Account and See All Your Transactions

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Ece Yildirim @ Gizmodo 1 place · today 10:47 EDT

OpenAI unveiled a new feature on Friday that will allow users to share detailed financial information with the chatbot. Read more ›

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Is A Traffic Light At A Roundabout Pointless? This Florida County Doesn't Think So

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SlashGear 1 place · today 10:45 EDT

Traffic lights at a roundabout? It sounds weird, but one Florida county says the unusual setup could solve a major gridlock problem during peak travel times. Read more ›

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Get an entire RTX 5090 gaming PC for around the price of just the GPU — a high-end battle station for under $4,000

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Tom's Hardware 1 place · today 10:44 EDT

The Omen 45L may currently be one of the most sensible ways to secure an RTX 5090 gaming system without having to deal with inflated standalone GPU prices. Read more ›

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Trump calls $14 billion Taiwan arms deal a 'negotiating chip' with China after Xi said Taiwan issue could lead to 'clashes and even conflicts' — Trump says 'Taiwan would be very smart to cool it a little bit'

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Tom's Hardware 2 place · today 10:40 EDT

Trump's remarks came at the close of a two-day summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Read more ›

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Texas county passes data center ban for rural areas for a year, move comes in wake of AI data centers moving to remote areas to skirt regulations — state senator says counties cannot legally impose these bans

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Tom's Hardware 3 place · today 10:37 EDT

Hill County passed a one-year ban on data center projects, as the country authorities study the effects their effects on the community. Still, the County Attorney warned that they could get sued if they pass this moratorium, with a Texas State Senator asking the State Attorney General to investigate counties that have done so. Read more ›

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Why Is the US Job Market So Tough, Especially for Recent College Grads?

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EditorDavid @ Slashdot 1 place · today 10:34 EDT

What's going on with the U.S. job market? "The economy is growing. Unemployment is low," notes the Washington Post. "And yet, for millions of workers, finding a job has become harder than at almost any other point in decades," with the hiring rate "well below pre-pandemic levels for more than a year." Part of the problem? "Of the net 369,000 positions added across the entire economy since the start of... Read more ›

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Нашёл ли Докинз сознание в Claude? А если нет, то что он нашёл?

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Kamil_GR @ Habr 2 place · today 10:30 EDT

Знаменитый ученый-биолог Ричард Докинз опубликовал эссе о возможности наличия сознания у LLM после двухдневной беседы с Claude AI. К сожалению, само эссе в платном доступе, но вы можете ознакомиться с переводом от @SLY_G здесь на Хабре.Сначала остановлюсь на том, почему именно эссе этого автора вызвало столько шума в научных кругах, хотя тысячи людей убеждают в наличии сознания у их ИИ-компаньонов. Они выкладывают простыни диалогов с LLM, где плотность слов «сознание»,... Read more ›

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Behold, Your First Look at Metal Sonic for ‘Sonic 4’

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Justin Carter @ Gizmodo 2 place · today 10:30 EDT

Look forward to Metal Sonic causing endless trouble for Sonic, Amy, and everyone else when 'Sonic 4' arrives next March. Read more ›

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The most famous celebrities from every state, from Leonardo DiCaprio to Taylor Swift

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Anjelica Oswald,James LaForge @ Business Insider 1 place · today 10:24 EDT

From Beyoncé to Ariana Grande, these stars are making their home states proud after making it big in Hollywood. Read more ›

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Not Ford, Not Chevy: This Was The First-Ever Crew Cab Truck

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SlashGear 2 place · today 10:15 EDT

These days, crew cab trucks are some of the most popular models out there. The first one on the scene, however, wasn't a huge hit among the public. Read more ›

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OSINT для ленивых. Часть 10: Что у нас с фирмами в США?

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hack_less @ Habr 3 place · today 10:12 EDT

В наше время, когда секретов почти нет, еще сильней хочется спрятать свои секретики. Но спрятать ты можешь не все. Тем более, если ты лицо юридическое, например, - фирма, работающая в США. Самое большое хранилище информации — IRS налоговая служба (ну кто бы сомневался). Но если нам надо проверить надежность контрагента или его финансовое состояние, то мы не сможем написать туда или позвонить и спросить: "Скажите, а фирма Рога и копыта.inc... Read more ›

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Apple TV's Hilarious New Horror Series Is a Small-Town Comedy Unlike Anything on TV

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Aaron Pruner @ CNET 1 place · today 10:01 EDT

Commentary: Widow's Bay is a wicked smart genre mashup that delivers epic scares and laughs, and pays tribute to Stephen King, Twin Peaks and Jaws. Read more ›

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Crypto users are choosing juicy yields over protection, putting billions at risk of hacks

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Omkar Godbole @ CoinDesk 2 place · today 10:00 EDT

DeFi insurance protocols debuted with huge ambitions during the 2020 crypto boom. But as hacks evolved and users chased yields over protection, most of the sector collapsed under the same risks it was built to cover. Read more ›

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Silicon Valley Likes the Idea of Gene-Edited Embryos. It’ll Be a Wait

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Amy Dockser Marcus @ The Information 2 place · today 10:00 EDT

Two companies aiming to make better babies by tweaking the DNA of embryos were invited to talk about the future of the technology at SynBioBeta, a major gathering of the biotech world scheduled for earlier this month in San Jose, Calif. As the discussion’s moderator, I felt eager to hear more from them about their science and how they might commercialize it. The only problem: By the time the conference... Read more ›

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People who keep their phone face-down on every table aren’t always being secretive, they may have spent years learning that every unexpected notification meant someone needed something from them

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 05/09/2026 19:22 EDT

The face-down phone isn't a sign of secrecy. For people raised in environments where every notification meant a new demand, it's a small act of nervous-system regulation — buying a few minutes of quiet from a world that has historically wanted too much. Read more ›

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I had everything a child could ask for – two loving parents, a stable home, encouragement at every turn — and it took me years to realize that kind of foundation created a blind spot

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 05/09/2026 23:56 EDT

For most of my life, I moved through the world with a baseline assumption I didn’t even know I had: that the world was, on balance, glad I existed. My parents loved me well. That isn’t a complicated thing to say. They were married. They stayed married. They came to the school plays and clapped ... Read more Read more ›

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Psychology says the generation that grew up in the 1960s and 70s didn’t become tough because they wanted to — they became tough because the world handed them consequences with no safety net and no explanation, and by the time they were twelve they had already learned that nobody was coming to save them, and that lesson cemented itself so deep into their nervous system that they still can’t ask for help sixty years later

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 02:24 EDT

Psychology says the generation that grew up in the 1960s and 70s didn’t become tough because they wanted to — they became tough because the world handed them consequences with no safety net and no explanation, and by the time they were twelve they had already learned that nobody was coming to save them, and that lesson cemented itself so deep into their nervous system that they still can’t ask... Read more ›

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I’m 44 and I realized last Sunday that the reason I keep my phone face-down on the counter isn’t a habit, it’s that twenty years of being on-call for everyone trained my body to treat a screen-up phone as a job I haven’t clocked out of

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Justin Brown @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 02:53 EDT

The face-down phone isn't a habit, it's a body trying to enforce a boundary against a workplace that has no walls. What twenty years of being on-call actually trained into me, and why the gesture matters more than the rule. Read more ›

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The person who remembers your coffee order, your sister’s name, and the exact week you mentioned a doctor’s appointment isn’t always just warm, they may have learned early that missing a detail looked like not caring

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 02:51 EDT

Detail-tracking often gets read as warmth, but for many adults it's the residue of a childhood where missing a small thing was treated as not caring. The mechanism is vigilance, not affection — and the difference matters. Read more ›

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People who can’t relax until every email is answered often aren’t disciplined — many learned early that being unreachable, even briefly, was treated as a personal failure rather than a normal human limit

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 03:05 EDT

The compulsion to clear an inbox before closing a laptop is rarely about discipline. For many high responders, it's an old attachment pattern showing up at work, the belief that being unreachable was failure rather than a normal human limit. Read more ›

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I’m 44 and I realized last month that the reason I keep my calendar full isn’t because I love being busy, it’s because an empty Tuesday afternoon feels like an accusation I don’t have an answer to

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Justin Brown @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 03:01 EDT

An empty afternoon on a busy person's calendar is not a scheduling gap. It is an exposure exercise we have spent years avoiding by filling the slot. Read more ›

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The person who keeps their thermostat at the same temperature their parents kept theirs may not just be frugal — they may still be living inside a household rule that ended thirty years ago

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Justin Brown @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 03:11 EDT

Most household defaults — the thermostat setting, the lights, the leftovers — aren't choices. They're procedural memory from a house that ended decades ago, wearing the costume of personal values. Read more ›

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Psychology suggests that marriages that are technically working — the bills paid, the holidays kept, the affection small but consistent — can produce a specific kind of loneliness most people are never told to expect, because the difference between a marriage that functions and a marriage that nourishes is something the culture has agreed not to teach you to notice

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Daniel Moran @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 05:15 EDT

There is a kind of marriage almost no one warns you about, because the cultural script does not have language for it. The marriage is, by every external measure, working. The bills are getting paid. The children, if there are children, are well cared for. The holidays are kept. The anniversaries are remembered, even if ... Read more Read more ›

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Psychology says the cruelest thing about being raised by a narcissistic but charming parent isn’t anything they did at home — it’s the structural impossibility of being believed by anyone outside the house, and a child who learns early that the world will never see what they see grows into an adult who has stopped trying to be understood by people who weren’t there

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Daniel Moran @ Silicon Canals · 05/10/2026 05:30 EDT

Most discussions of narcissistic parenting focus on what happens inside the house. The criticism. The control. The manipulation. The endless requirement that the child organize themselves around the parent’s emotional needs. These are all real, well-documented, and worth talking about. But there is a second feature of being raised by this kind of parent that ... Read more Read more ›

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