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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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Galaxy Watch 9, Galaxy XR Glasses battery specs leak, and Samsung isn’t aiming to impress

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Tushar Mehta @ Android Authority 1 place · today 04:55 EDT

The upcoming Glasses could tail the Meta Ray-Ban Gen 2 closely. Read more ›

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I tested the ‘future self’ prompt in ChatGPT and couldn’t believe how personal the advice it gave me was

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TechRadar 1 place · today 04:51 EDT

Testing a viral “future self” ChatGPT prompt revealed how thoughtfully AI can reflect personal anxieties and ambitions back to users. Read more ›

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Why TSA agents aren't getting paid right now — and what it will take to change that

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Bryan Metzger @ Business Insider 1 place · today 04:47 EDT

The Department of Homeland Security has been shut down since February 14, with lawmakers still at odds over funding for ICE and Border Patrol. Read more ›

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China's biggest names in tech are piling into the OpenClaw gold rush

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Lee Chong Ming @ Business Insider 2 place · today 04:46 EDT

China's biggest tech names are scrambling for a piece of OpenClaw after the AI agent created a nationwide frenzy. Read more ›

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Government to invest £2bn in quantum procurement programme

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Kirstie Pickering @ UK Tech News 1 place · today 04:41 EDT

A new programme worth up to £2bn of government investment will strive to keep the UK at the forefront of quantum innovation, says technology secretary and chancellor Liz Kendall. The ProQure:Scaling UK Quantum Computing procurement programme will launch next week, when companies will be invited to table proposals to partner with DSIT and deliver prototypes for evaluation.    These prototypes will be assessed, and selected ... Read more ›

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«Ну вроде едет». Мой самописный мессенджер готов к публичной порке. Начнём?

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igrym @ Habr 1 place · today 04:40 EDT

К сожалению, предложенный вами материал не соответствует критериям, предъявляемым модераторами к содержанию и проработанности материалов, проходящих через «Песочницу». Попробуйте прислать на модерацию другую вашу публикацию.В какой-то момент я понял неприятную вещь: если твой канал связи живет по чужому настроению, политической погоде, сбою в чужом облаке или очередной внезапной любви регулятора к кнопке «запретить» — это не твой канал связи. Это аренда с правом внезапного выселения.Мне эта модель быстро на Read more ›

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Русский культурный код как оценка генеративных моделей

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antipov_dmitry @ Habr 2 place · today 04:36 EDT

Привет! Когда вышла Nano Banana, я из любопытства попросил её нарисовать сюр на фоне советских панелек — и она нарисовала до безумия залипательную картинку. Она не просто нарисовала панельки, не просто идеально отработала промпт, она точно передала вайб и всю атмосферу.Так родилась идея этого мини-бенчмарка. Не академического, не на тысячи промптов и сотни метрик — а простого, народного и визуального. Чтобы посмотреть картинки разных моделей рядом и все было сразу... Read more ›

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Who Really Owns Maverik Gas Stations?

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SlashGear 1 place · today 04:30 EDT

Maverik gas stations might not be common where you live, but the chain has garnered its own following of fans. Here's who owns the family-run business. Read more ›

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CEO & Founder of seQura, David Bäckström, will be speaking at this year’s EU-Startups Summit!

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David Cendon Garcia @ EU-Startups 1 place · today 04:30 EDT

We are pleased to announce that David Bäckström, Founder and CEO of SeQura, will join the stage at the EU-Startups Summit 2026 on May 7-8 in sunny Malta for a special fireside chat. David is a serial entrepreneur with a strong background in technology, eCommerce, and digital payment models. Originally from Sweden and now based ... Read more ›

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Определение фактического профиля нагрузки в PostgreSQL и динамические состояния БД

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Nowords02 (ВТБ) @ Habr 3 place · today 04:30 EDT

Привет, ХАБР! Я Владимир Хаймин, эксперт по системам управления базами данных PostgreSQL в ВТБ. Когда вы знакомитесь с документацией по какой-то системе в части базы данных, то обычно характер нагрузки определяется исходно в архитектуре проекта. Но если система определена архитектором как OLTP, но в действительности может вести себя в некоторые периоды времени как OLAP. Нормально ли такое поведение, и каким образом мы можем определить, что она ведет себя как-то иначе?... Read more ›

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We're entering the golden age of baby boomer estate sales

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Emily Stewart @ Business Insider 3 place · today 04:23 EDT

I went to an estate sale to find out why millennials and Gen Zers love to buy cheap stuff from dead or aging baby boomers. Read more ›

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Как сетевые коммутаторы помогают усилить защиту от угроз

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PRGarda (Компания «Гарда») @ Habr · today 04:22 EDT

На связи Игорь Гиркин, архитектор систем информационной безопасности компании «Гарда». Раньше от сетевого устройства требовалось лишь одно: быстро и без потерь передавать пакеты. Сегодня эти времена остались в прошлом. Современный коммутатор — это важное звено периметра безопасности, находящееся на первой линии обороны. Используя его только для коммутации трафика, вы упускаете мощный инструмент для отражения угроз. В этой статье я рассмотрю, какие механизмы защиты встроены в современные L2/L3-коммутаторы и. Read more ›

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The Nintendo Switch 2 just got a huge update that brings a surprise upgrade to loads of your old Switch games (with a few exceptions)

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Dom Peppiatt @ Eurogamer.net 1 place · today 04:20 EDT

Nintendo has just released a new update for both the Switch 2 and Switch, bringing the system software up to Version 22.0.0. Whilst a lot of the tweaks and changes are what you'd expect from a firmware update like this - stability fixes, language additions, UI improvements in the Nintendo eShop, and so on - there's one pretty significant feature that's going to make a lot of your older games... Read more ›

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Wikifarmer raises €7.1 million to evolve from “Wikipedia of Farming” into an “operating system for agricultural trade”

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Rahul Raj @ EU-Startups 2 place · today 04:19 EDT

Wikifarmer, an Athens-based B2B AgTech startup using AI to connect food businesses directly with producers, has raised €7.1 million ($7.7 million) to drive global expansion. The round was co-led by Brighteye Ventures and Piraeus Bank, with participation from existing investors Point Nine Capital and Metavallon VC. The investment brings total funding to approximately €15.6 million ... Read more ›

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Космическое оптоволокно: патентный анализ

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Oksana_Nedvigina (Online patent) @ Habr · today 04:15 EDT

По тематике Российской орбитальной станции (РОС) предусмотрено освоение и развитие промышленного производства на орбите с использованием невесомости и сверхглубокого космического вакуума. Предполагаемая продукция: полупроводниковые кристаллы и пленки, наноматериалы, металлические стекла, оптическое волокно, углеродные нанотрубки, медпрепараты и наноматериалы для адресной доставки лекарств, а также коллоидные кристаллы. Принципиально использование в инфраструктуре РОС свободно летающих производственных модул Read more ›

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Почему наш язык — худший язык для программирования

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prosto_programmist @ Habr · today 04:15 EDT

Многие люди сегодня очарованы работой современными нейросетями, после работы с такими инструментами у многих появляется непреодолимое желание написать, что языки программирования больше не нужны, что я смогу теперь разработать свой Google, затем лежать на море, попивая свой мохито и зарабатывая несколько тысяч долларов в секунду.В головах таких людей появляется некая проекция будущего, что раз в наше время нейросети могут писать по запросу простые программы, что через несколько лет они смогут... Read more ›

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The Palantir guide to stopping World War III

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Jacob Silverman @ Business Insider · today 04:11 EDT

Can one secretive Silicon Valley giant reshape how we fight wars? Read more ›

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Разбираю первый публичный запуск Telegram-бота без рекламы

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Techdir_hub @ Habr · today 04:11 EDT

Неделю назад я опубликовал на Хабре статью о том, как сделал Telegram-бот, который превращает текстовые и голосовые сообщения в задачи с помощью AI. Это был мой первый публичный запуск. Я не знал, чего ожидать - может, 10 человек зайдут, может, никто.Это история о том, что было дальше: реальные цифры, неожиданные инсайты и ошибки, которые я бы не заметил без живых пользователей. Если вы задумывались о запуске своего мини-продукта - возможно,... Read more ›

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There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that belongs to people who are everyone’s second choice. Not disliked. Not excluded. Just perpetually almost enough to be someone’s first call, and aware of the gap every single time.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 05:04 EDT

Being perpetually second-choice isn't rejection — it's a slower corrosion with no single event painful enough to justify a reaction. The exhaustion it creates has deep psychological roots, and escaping it starts with an internal shift most people underestimate. Read more ›

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Psychology says the photograph you’d save from a fire is almost never the one you’d show a stranger — and the gap between the two reveals these 6 things about the difference between how you present your life and how you actually experience it

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 06:00 EDT

The photo you'd desperately save from a burning house is almost never the polished one you'd show a stranger—and this revealing gap between our private treasures and public displays exposes the startling truth about the double life we all secretly lead. Read more ›

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Children who were always told to figure it out themselves didn’t become independent. They became adults who are terrifyingly capable but have no internal template for what it feels like to be helped.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 07:06 EDT

Children raised to "figure it out" became stunningly competent adults with no internal model for receiving help. The result isn't independence — it's self-reliance without an off switch. Read more ›

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Psychology says adults who stayed in their hometown while their siblings left develop these 8 traits — and the one that costs them most is a reflexive comparison with the lives they didn’t build that quietly erodes satisfaction with the one they did

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 08:00 EDT

While your siblings chase dreams in distant cities, psychology reveals that staying in your hometown shapes you in profound ways — from becoming the default family caretaker to battling a silent comparison game that makes their adventures seem like your stagnation. Read more ›

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Psychology says people who can’t sleep when it’s windy share these 7 traits — and the restlessness is connected to a nervous system that reads environmental instability as a signal that was relevant in a very specific kind of childhood

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 10:00 EDT

While your partner sleeps peacefully through howling winds, your racing heart and hypervigilant mind reveal a nervous system shaped by early experiences where unpredictability meant danger — and that childhood programming still runs every time the weather turns wild. Read more ›

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I asked six people over 90 what was overrated and every one of them said the same category — not money, not fame, not success — and the thing they named is something most people in their 30s are currently building their entire life around

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James Brennan @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 12:00 EDT

Six nonagenarians who'd achieved everything from Fortune 500 success to building retail empires all independently named the exact same life regret — and it's the very thing that consumed 80 hours of their weeks for decades. Read more ›

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The most useful thing my divorce taught me wasn’t about my marriage — it was that I’d become very good at understanding other people’s behavior while being almost completely blind to my own

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 14:00 EDT

After spending years perfecting the art of reading everyone else's emotions and motivations with surgical precision, I discovered I couldn't answer the simplest question about myself: what did I actually want? Read more ›

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The cruelest thing about dementia isn’t the forgetting — it’s the afternoon your mother looks at you with perfect clarity, says something so sharp and specific it could only come from the woman she was before, and then it closes like a window, and you spend the drive home trying to decide if that moment was a gift or the worst kind of goodbye

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 16:00 EDT

When your mother with dementia suddenly recognizes you and speaks with the sharp clarity of her former self for thirty seconds before the fog returns, you'll spend the rest of the day wondering if witnessing that brief resurrection was a precious gift or just another way of saying goodbye. Read more ›

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I’m 44 and I haven’t cried since my father’s funeral three years ago — not because I’ve healed but because somewhere between the eulogy and the drive home my body decided that was the last time and I’ve been waiting ever since for the next wave to come and it just won’t and the numbness is worse than the grief ever was

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 20:00 EDT

The tears stopped flowing the moment I left my father's funeral, and three years later I've discovered that living without the release of grief is like being trapped in amber—perfectly preserved but unable to touch the world around me. Read more ›

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The friends you made before you learned to perform are the ones who feel like home. Not because they’re better people, but because they met you before you built the version of yourself that everyone else knows.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/10/2026 21:03 EDT

The friends who knew you before you learned to perform carry something rare: a memory of you that predates your social persona. That's why they feel like home, and why the distinction between early and later friendships is about timing, not quality. Read more ›

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