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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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The resale OG is back: How eBay won over fashion shoppers again

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Roya Shahidi @ Business Insider 1 place · today 06:21 EDT

Through savvy partnerships, showing up at key cultural moments, and improving its user experience, the resale OG has become cool again. Read more ›

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Asus enters the RAM market during the largest memory shortage in history, 48GB kit lands at $880 — brand's first DDR5 kit makes the RTX 5070 Ti look like a bargain

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Tom's Hardware 1 place · today 06:20 EDT

Asus has revealed the company's first ROG "幻刃" DDR5 RGB 20th Anniversary Edition memory kit at ROG Day 2026, which will retail for $880. Read more ›

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We tested 20 wall chargers, from cheap to expensive, to see what we would find - from 15-140W, with screens and without, to arm you with the knowledge to pick a good one out of a sea of mediocrity

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Tom's Hardware 2 place · today 06:20 EDT

We tested 20 wall chargers, from cheap to expensive, to see what we would find - from 15-140W, with screens and without, to arm you with the knowledge to pick a good one out of a sea of mediocrity Read more ›

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How D2C Brands Can Grow Beyond India’s Top 2% Power Shoppers

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Anjali Jain @ Inc42 Media 1 place · today 06:14 EDT

India’s ecommerce market has grown into a $165 Bn industry in just over a decade, but its growth remains heavily… Read more ›

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Пул объектов: паттерн эффективного управления памятью

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uEvg @ Habr 1 place · today 06:08 EDT

Современные аллокаторы общего назначения умеют оптимизировать выделение памяти для небольших объектов и не только, но зачастую они не дают строгих гарантий отсутствия системных вызовов при очередной аллокации или освобождении памяти.Для высоконагруженных систем, чтобы эффективно выделять и освобождать память под объекты без лишних вызовов malloc/free и потенциальных системных вызовов, используют паттерн пулов объектов. Читать далее Read more ›

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Best Indoor Garden Systems: I've Been Testing All Year (2026)

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Kat Merck @ Wired 1 place · today 06:02 EDT

Grow a backyard’s worth of greens and vegetables in your house with a vertical hydroponic garden. Here are a few that might be worth the investment. Read more ›

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This is the VPN to install for your mother – it has the highest Trustpilot score of all and comes with 30 dollars to spend on a gift for her too

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TechRadar 1 place · today 06:00 EDT

Protect your parents' online lives and get a $30 Amazon gift card for your troubles. Read more ›

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I spent three weeks with the Galaxy S26 Ultra — and I don’t get the hype

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Aamir Siddiqui @ Android Authority 1 place · today 06:00 EDT

Samsung’s $1,300 flagship feels less like a leap forward and more like a safe, familiar retreat into stagnation. Read more ›

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After Struggling With EVs, US Automakers Pivot to Energy

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Aarian Marshall @ Wired 2 place · today 06:00 EDT

Ford and GM are backing away from electric vehicles and moving into the battery storage business. And it all comes back to AI. Read more ›

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Apache helicopter 'loyal wingmen' support drones to be used for precision strikes, other duties — British Army's Project NYX funding money goes to four firms as effort hits new milestone

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Tom's Hardware 3 place · today 06:00 EDT

UK Ministry of Defence shortlists four firms to develop 'loyal wingmen' autonomous drones for British Army Apache helicopters. Read more ›

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I've advised ultrawealthy families for decades. The ones who stay rich do these 4 things.

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Joshua Nelken-Zitser @ Business Insider 2 place · today 05:56 EDT

The CEO of a wealth management software company said hundreds of good decisions over many years is what preserves riches. Read more ›

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Нейросеть для бренда: ТОП-10 ИИ для логотипа, фирменного стиля и визуальной концепции

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novembercarlie (Ranvik) @ Habr 2 place · today 05:56 EDT

Брендинг больше не начинается с пустого листа и мучительного вопроса «а как это должно выглядеть?». Сейчас можно быстро проверить десятки направлений: минималистичный логотип, фирменную палитру, визуальную концепцию, упаковку, постер, аватар бренда, стиль соцсетей, иллюстрации и даже moodboard для будущего дизайнера. Если нужно сгенерировать изображение для первой версии айдентики, нейросеть помогает не заменить стратегию, а ускорить визуальный поиск.Нейросеть для разработки бренда бесплатно особенно полезн Read more ›

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AI face is taking over — and driving plastic surgeons crazy

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Madeline Berg @ Business Insider 3 place · today 05:53 EDT

Patients are turning to ChatGPT for beauty standards. The results aren't physically possible. Read more ›

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You'll Never See This Classic Car Feature On Your Dashboard Again - Here's Why

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SlashGear 1 place · today 05:45 EDT

Many drivers love analog driving, but one mechanical feature is now virtually extinct for key practical reasons relating to safety and longevity. Read more ›

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Walmart's online grocery delivery boom is stretching store workers

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Dominick Reuter @ Business Insider · today 05:44 EDT

A relatively small Walmart rule change caused a big stir, highlighting the tension the surging e-commerce business is creating for retail workers. Read more ›

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Gen Z are paying strangers around the world to send them handmade mail

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Kim Schewitz @ Business Insider · today 05:42 EDT

As people tire of doomscrolling, they're seeking out analog hobbies like snail mail clubs that fulfil their desire for whimsy. Read more ›

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Искусственный интеллект вместо менеджера, или Как ИИ-чатбот помогает мне продавать обучение в режиме 24/7

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leolukin @ Habr 3 place · today 05:41 EDT

Мир цифрового маркетинга меняется с невероятной скоростью. То, что еще вчера казалось фантастикой, сегодня становится базовым инструментом для выживания в конкурентной среде. Как эксперт кластера «Искусственный интеллект» РАЭК, я постоянно анализирую тренды развития нейросетей. Но знать теорию — это одно, а применять технологии в собственном бизнесе, получая измеримый финансовый результат, — совсем другое.В этой статье я хочу подробно разобрать свой личный кейс: как я автоматизировал лидогенерацию, первичну Read more ›

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A line-cook-turned-exec at The Cheesecake Factory says 3 questions changed his career

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Jessica Orwig @ Business Insider · today 05:38 EDT

Jay Hinson, senior VP of restaurant kitchen operations at The Cheesecake Factory, shares how he excelled by studying his bosses and staying curious. Read more ›

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Research suggests people entering the workforce today are on track to hold roughly twice as many jobs over their careers as people 15 years ago, and 70% of skills used in most jobs may change by 2030

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Mal James @ Silicon Canals · 05/09/2026 06:43 EDT

If you’ve looked around lately, you’ve probably noticed something. The way people work, and the kinds of jobs they hold, look very different from what they did even ten years ago. Friends are switching industries every few years. Cousins are freelancing across three or four different gigs at once. People in their forties are going ... Read more Read more ›

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People who keep their phone face-down on the table often aren’t being polite, many learned early that being reachable was the fastest way to keep the people around them calm, and the gesture is the only boundary they can enforce without having to explain it

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 05/09/2026 07:54 EDT

The face-down phone looks like good manners, but for people raised to feel responsible for everyone else's needs, it's something quieter and more important: a small, unspoken refusal to be on call. Read more ›

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People who say it’s fine when it isn’t fine aren’t always lying — they may be running an old calculation that says the cost of the truth is higher than the cost of carrying it alone

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Editorial team @ Silicon Canals · 05/09/2026 07:57 EDT

When someone says it's fine and it clearly isn't, they're not lying. They're running an old cost-benefit calculation about honesty that was accurate in a different relationship, in a different decade, and has never been updated. Read more ›

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Why self-taught generalists may dominate as AI rewrites the rules of work

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Mal James @ Silicon Canals · 05/09/2026 09:11 EDT

Last year, I was catching up with an old friend over a round of golf. We were swapping life updates, and at some point he laughed and said something like, “I genuinely don’t know what to call you anymore. Are you still in finance? Teaching? Running the school? Writing? Pick a lane, mate.” I laughed ... Read more Read more ›

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Adults who insist they don’t have a preference for where to eat or what movie to watch usually aren’t easygoing, they grew up in homes where having a preference drew attention they couldn’t afford

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

The friend who never has an opinion about the restaurant isn't always being generous. Often they're running a survival strategy from a childhood where having a preference cost too much. 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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