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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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I travel 100+ times a year for work and have an established airport routine. Here's my advice for handling the TSA chaos.

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Kate Loweth @ Business Insider 1 place · today 05:33 EDT

Frequent business traveler Heather Wagenknecht likes to send as little time as possible at the airport. Recent TSA issues have disrupted her routine. Read more ›

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Sony takes its cancelling spree to another level by canning its PlayStation Remote Play-enabled car, Afeela 1

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Victoria Phillips Kennedy @ Eurogamer.net 1 place · today 05:31 EDT

Turns out it is not just studios and live-service projects which are party to Sony's cancellation spree, as last night, it was announced that the PlayStation Remote Play-enabled car known as Afeela 1 has also been nixed. Read more Read more ›

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I still haven’t bought a foldable phone — but the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide may change that

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Joe Maring @ Android Authority 1 place · today 05:30 EDT

For real this time. Maybe. Read more ›

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Total air defense is effectively impossible. In a major war, the West may have to make hard choices.

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Sinéad Baker @ Business Insider 2 place · today 05:30 EDT

With more threats in the sky, total air defense is impossible, forcing militaries to choose what to protect. Read more ›

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AI pilots launched in Barnsley in blueprint for ‘Tech Towns’

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Oscar Hornstein @ UK Tech News 1 place · today 05:29 EDT

New AI pilot programmes launched in Barnsley could serve as a blueprint for modern “Tech Towns” as the government aims to spread digital skills across the country. Last month the South Yorkshire town was named as the UK’s first Tech Town, a new designation from the government that signals targeted support to rollout new technologies ... Read more ›

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Что умеют школьники, которые через 5 лет будут нашими коллегами

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PavelRodikov (X5 Tech) @ Habr 1 place · today 05:23 EDT

Школьные олимпиады по информатике до сих пор воспринимаются как отдельный мир, где дети решают абстрактные задачи, далёкие от реальной работы. Но сильный олимпиадник сегодня уже не просто быстро пишет код. По уровню алгоритмического мышления он близок к junior, а иногда и к middle-разработчику, только без боевого опыта. Он умеет жить в таймлимитах, думать об асимптотике, быстро проектировать решение, дебажить под давлением и работать не только с чистой алгоритмикой, но и... Read more ›

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy dominates DAT bitcoin buying as treasury demand collapses

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Sam Reynolds @ CoinDesk 1 place · today 05:20 EDT

Strategy accounted for nearly all recent BTC digital-asset treasury purchases, with other firms’ share dropping from 95% to about 2%, CryptoQuant data show. Read more ›

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Как AI-копилоты изменили мой рабочий процесс во фронтенде — и где с треском провалились

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nlaik @ Habr 2 place · today 05:16 EDT

AI-копилот за 40 секунд сгенерировал мне форму на 180 строк с валидацией через zod и сэкономил полчаса. А потом потратил два моих часа на отладку хука с race condition, который я бы написал сам за 40 минут. После месяца плотной работы с Cursor, Copilot и ChatGPT на продакшн-проекте React/Next.js я вывел для себя систему: какие задачи отдавать AI, а к каким его подпускать нельзя. Читать далее Read more ›

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The publisher behind a $25,000 book trilogy has filed for bankruptcy — and owes Bob Dylan $450,000

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Natalie Musumeci @ Business Insider 3 place · today 05:15 EDT

Callaway Arts & Entertainment filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It owes unsecured creditors more than $4 million, including $450,000 to Bob Dylan. Read more ›

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Namma Yatri Expands Into European Market With Automicle Acquisition

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Shrishti Bisht @ Inc42 Media 1 place · today 05:14 EDT

Namma Yatri parent Moving Tech Innovations has acquired Netherlands-based mobility startup Automicle to enter the European market. The financial terms… Read more ›

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Настройка проекта для AI-агентов

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Gerbylev @ Habr 3 place · today 05:11 EDT

Собрал свой опыт настройки проектов для кодовых агентов. Как написать правила, чтобы агент не делал глупых ошибок, как научить его работать с окружением, как делиться скиллами между репозиториями и не сойти с ума, когда в команде у каждого свой инструмент — Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot. Читать далее Read more ›

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One UI 8.5 beta is coming soon for the Galaxy S24 series, and here’s the leaked changelog

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Aamir Siddiqui @ Android Authority 2 place · today 05:11 EDT

Build numbers and forum pages suggest the new Android release is imminent for Samsung's 2024 flagship and other phones. Read more ›

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My husband and son went on a trip abroad. I'm glad I didn't go.

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Ariel Frager @ Business Insider · today 05:09 EDT

My husband took our soccer-obsessed son on an international trip to see a match. I didn't go, but it's still one of my favorite family trips. Read more ›

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The US military is pushing up production for the weapons that could matter most in a major war

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Chris Panella @ Business Insider · today 05:07 EDT

From Tomahawk missiles to THAAD interceptor seekers, the US is massively increasing its production rates for key munitions amid stockpile concerns. Read more ›

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Как убрать virtual и не сойти с ума: велосипедные генераторы через type loopholes

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j4niwzis (Timeweb Cloud) @ Habr · today 05:05 EDT

В C++ уже есть корутины. Есть диапазоны. Есть готовые библиотеки.Но это не мешает взять гаечный ключ и начать собирать генератор вручную.В предыдущей статье макросы внезапно начинают изображать из себя язык: DO, LET, IS управляют препроцессорным ритуалом и создают DSL. Это синтаксис. Это оболочка. Это фронтенд.(чтение предыдущей статьи необязательно для понимания этой)Но ведь есть не только синтаксис, можно создать и конкретную семантику — генераторы.В этой статье я строю велосипедный генератор. Самый... Read more ›

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The hardest part of watching your parents age isn’t the decline. It’s the moment you realize you’ve become the adult in the room and nobody appointed you and there’s no one above you anymore.

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 05:05 EDT

The role reversal with your aging parents doesn't arrive with a ceremony or a manual — it arrives as a slow, creeping awareness that the safety net you assumed was above you has been gone for longer than you realized. Read more ›

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Saatva HD Mattress Review: A Solution for Heavy-Bodied Sleepers

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Julia Forbes @ Wired 1 place · today 05:04 EDT

With latex, coils, and a thoughtful build, the Saatva HD tackles a problem the industry often ignores. Read more ›

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I burned out as a manager at Microsoft — then got laid off. Nearly 3 years later, I'm still looking for work.

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Jacob Zinkula @ Business Insider · today 05:04 EDT

A former Microsoft manager is still looking for a job nearly three years after being laid off in 2023. Read more ›

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Psychologists explain that the loneliest part of retirement isn’t being alone — it’s realizing that your relationships were scaffolded by routine and proximity, and without the structure of work, there’s almost nothing left

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 05:30 EDT

When I left corporate life in my mid-thirties to start my own consultancy, something strange happened. The people I’d spent years sitting next to in meetings, grabbing lunch with, complaining about management with, slowly disappeared from my life. Not dramatically. There was no falling out. They just… stopped calling. And I stopped calling them. Within ... Read more Read more ›

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Most retirees don’t realize the single biggest predictor of loneliness in retirement isn’t whether you have friends — it’s whether your friendships were built on mutual curiosity and care, or just shared circumstance, and these 7 signs reveal which kind you have

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 06:00 EDT

I noticed something a few years ago that stuck with me. A friend of mine retired after thirty-odd years in the same company. Big send-off, lots of hugs, promises to stay in touch. Within six months, he told me he barely heard from any of them. He wasn’t angry about it. Just confused. He thought ... Read more Read more ›

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Research says people who reach their 60s without close friends aren’t lonely because nobody wanted them — they’re lonely because they became so good at not needing people that people eventually stopped trying, and both of those things happened so gradually that neither one felt like a decision at the time

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 07:00 EDT

There’s something I didn’t notice until my late thirties. I’d look at my phone and realise I hadn’t spoken to some of my closest mates in months. Not because anything went wrong. Not because of some falling out or dramatic betrayal. Just because life got busy, and I assumed the friendships would hold themselves together ... Read more Read more ›

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I grew up watching my mother apologize to my father for having opinions and I spent twenty years thinking I’d broken the pattern until my partner said ‘you always start your sentences with sorry’ and I heard her voice come out of my mouth.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 07:05 EDT

Children don't just remember a parent's apologetic behavior — they absorb its rhythm into their nervous system. Breaking the pattern requires more than awareness; it requires rewiring reflexes that operate faster than thought. Read more ›

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Psychology says the clarity most people experience after 70 isn’t wisdom — it’s the relief of finally stopping the performance they’ve been maintaining since adolescence and allowing their actual preferences to surface without apology

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 08:48 EDT

Ask someone over 70 what changed for them and you will hear some version of the same answer. “I stopped caring what people think.” “I finally started doing what I actually want.” “I just do not have time for the nonsense anymore.” We usually file this under “wisdom.” The idea that decades of experience eventually ... Read more Read more ›

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I asked a group of people in their 70s what they’d un-learn if they could and every single one named something they were taught before age 10 — not a fact, not a skill, a belief about themselves that was installed by a specific person in a specific room, and the fact that it’s still running 60 years later without their permission is the thing that made half the room go quiet

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 09:00 EDT

I was at a community event last year where they’d brought in a speaker to talk with older residents about life lessons. Someone asked the group what they wished they could unlearn, expecting stories about outdated skills or changed information. But every single person in their seventies mentioned something they’d been taught before age ten. ... Read more Read more ›

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Nobody tells you that the hardest year in a marriage isn’t the first, the seventh, or the one after the children leave — it’s the year when one of you changes and the other doesn’t, and the gap that opens between who you’re becoming and who they still are isn’t a crisis, it’s a question that takes some couples years to answer and some couples never do

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James Brennan @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 11:00 EDT

I’ve watched three close friends’ marriages implode in the past five years. Not because of infidelity or financial stress or any of the dramatic reasons people expect. Because one person changed significantly and the other didn’t, and eventually the distance between who they were becoming made staying together impossible. I’m not married, so maybe I’m ... Read more Read more ›

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If you find yourself constantly researching topics that have zero practical application to your life and falling down Wikipedia rabbit holes at 2am, psychology says you share these 7 cognitive traits of genuinely curious minds

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 12:42 EDT

It is 2am. You went to bed at 11. But somewhere between closing your eyes and falling asleep, you wondered how deep the Mariana Trench actually is, which led to how pressure works at depth, which led to the history of deep-sea exploration, which led to the biography of a Swiss physicist you had never ... Read more Read more ›

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Behavioral scientists found that retired people who describe themselves as bored are almost never actually bored — they’re experiencing a loss of social witness, and their entire identity was built on being seen doing things that mattered

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 14:46 EDT

They will tell you they are bored. They will say it casually, like it is a scheduling problem. Not enough to do. Too much free time. Need a hobby. But if you watch closely, you will notice something that does not fit. They have hobbies. They have time. They have freedom they spent 40 years ... Read more Read more ›

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The hardest moment of parenthood isn’t the sleepless nights or the teenage arguments — it’s the first time your adult child handles a crisis without calling you, and the pride you feel is real but underneath it is a grief so specific that no one who hasn’t felt it will ever understand what it costs to become unnecessary to the person you built your entire identity around

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 16:00 EDT

My son Danny called me on a Tuesday afternoon, maybe two years after he’d moved out of state. Not because anything was wrong. Just to talk. Halfway through the conversation he mentioned, almost as an aside, that he’d had a rough patch a few months back — something with work, money tighter than expected, he ... Read more Read more ›

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