699 If you’re over 60 and still do these 8 things without being asked, you have a kind of character that’s becoming genuinely rare

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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Bad news skeptics - GitHub says it will employ user data to train its AI after all

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TechRadar 1 place · today 11:55 EDT

Free, Pro and Pro+ GitHub users' data will all go into training Microsoft's AI models, but you can still opt out. Read more ›

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Want to upgrade your Philips Hue setup? Now's the time to do it — starting with this 5-star gadget that we called 'a seriously bright idea'

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TechRadar 2 place · today 11:54 EDT

This affordable, palm-sized gadget 'revolutionized' our Homes Editor's smart-lighting setup Read more ›

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Where to buy Intel's Core Ultra 5 250K Plus and Core Ultra 7 270K Plus — grab these impressive Arrow Lake Refresh CPUs from these retailers, starting from $219

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Tom's Hardware 1 place · today 11:53 EDT

Two of Intel's latest CPUs, the Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus and Intel Core Ultra 7 270K Plus, are now available to buy. Read more ›

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Your VR headset can soon let you smell the virtual world

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Rachit Agarwal @ Digital Trends 1 place · today 11:51 EDT

Researchers have developed a wearable device that blends up to eight scents in real time to match what you see in VR, making virtual environments feel more immersive than ever before. Read more ›

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Apple to source parts made in US by Japanese supplier for first time

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Financial Times 1 place · today 11:50 EDT

TDK to produce advanced sensors for smartphone cameras in reshoring push Read more ›

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[Перевод] «ИИ масштабнее, чем Covid»? Почему 85 миллионов человек ошибаются насчёт ИИ и рабочих мест

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cognitronn (BotHub) @ Habr 1 place · today 11:48 EDT

«Происходит что-то масштабное». «Большинство людей не узнает об этом, пока не станет слишком поздно».Более 85 миллионов человек увидели этот пост. Поделились. Поддержали. И все ушли с совершенно неправильными выводами.Не потому что данные неверны — данных не было изначально. А потому что Мэтт Шумер очень хорошо рассказывает страшные истории. Так, что читатель впадает в гипноз и принимает каждый аргумент за чистую монету.Он пишет «масштабнее, чем Covid» — и не приводит ни... Read more ›

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Bipartisan House bill seeks to curb officials’ prediction market trading

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Jacob Woodward @ ReadWrite 1 place · today 11:46 EDT

Two House lawmakers from opposite parties are pushing new legislation they say would stop federal officials from cashing in on… Continue reading Bipartisan House bill seeks to curb officials’ prediction market trading Read more ›

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California Regulator Says Tesla’s ‘Robotaxis’ Are More Like a Limo in the Eyes of the Law

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Bruce Gil @ Gizmodo 1 place · today 11:45 EDT

Tesla’s ride-sharing permit in the state means it doesn’t have to submit data on its operations. Read more ›

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The NYSE wants to bring blockchain to Wall Street without breaking the existing system

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Helene Braun @ CoinDesk 1 place · today 11:45 EDT

The exchange's chief of product development, Jon Herrick, said blockchain technology will be layered into current systems rather than replace them. Read more ›

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Intel's upcoming 'Wildcat Lake' low-power series breaks cover in Geekbench listing — 'Core 3 304' is twice as fast in single-core performance versus last-gen

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Tom's Hardware 2 place · today 11:44 EDT

Wildcat Lake is the successor to Twin Lake, which itself was a refresh of Alder Lake-N. These are ultra-budget CPUs aimed at embedded devices, cheap laptops, mini-PCs, NAS devices, and more, where efficiency is key. The Core 3 304 is part of the Wildcat Lake family and represents a huge jump over its predecessors in early Geekbench results. Read more ›

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[Перевод] DPoP: что это такое, как работает и почему Bearer-токенов недостаточно

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spring_aio (Spring АйО) @ Habr 2 place · today 11:42 EDT

Bearer-токен работает слишком просто: кто его получил, тот и авторизован. Именно поэтому утечки токенов регулярно превращаются в реальные инциденты — от CI/CD до облачных хранилищ. В новом переводе от команды Spring АйО рассмотрим, как DPoP меняет эту модель, привязывая токен к ключу клиента, зачем это нужно backend-разработчику и как поднять рабочую реализацию на Keycloak и Quarkus. Читать далее Read more ›

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Britain is building its tech empire on sand

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TechRadar 3 place · today 11:41 EDT

Britain’s tech ambitions falter as developer burnout stifles innovation. Read more ›

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AMD's Ryzen 9950X3D2 chip features an incredible 208MB of on-chip cache

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Lawrence Bonk @ Engadget 1 place · today 11:41 EDT

AMD just revealed the Ryzen 9950X3D2 Dual Edition desktop processor, which is a beastly follow-up to last year's 9950X3D. This is the company's first desktop processor where both chiplets have been equipped with AMD's proprietary 3D V-Cache technology, which seems like a boon for gamers. Each chiplet includes 104MB of cache, offering an incredible 208MB total on-chip cache. "208MB of cache means more game data, more assets and more working... Read more ›

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US Senators call for a halt to Nvidia GPU exports in the wake of the Super Micro scandal — looming Chip Security Act may put a wrench into Huang's China ambitions

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Tom's Hardware 3 place · today 11:35 EDT

As the Super Micro smuggling scandal unfolds, U.S. senators have urged the government to halt Nvidia GPU exports to China, as the Foreign Affairs Committee prepares the Chip Security Act, which will impose location tracking for all exported AI accelerators. Read more ›

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The ‘Tales from ’85’ Trailer Wants You Back in ‘Stranger Things’ Already

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James Whitbrook @ Gizmodo 2 place · today 11:34 EDT

Netflix is sending us all back to Hawkins again starting April 23. Read more ›

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Топ нейросетей для работы с таблицами: Zoho, BotHub, GPTExcel и другие

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mefdayy (BotHub) @ Habr 3 place · today 11:34 EDT

Думаю, каждый, кто хоть раз пытался подготовить отчёт к утру понедельника, сталкивался с этим чувством. Когда в таблице 500 строк, в каждой какой-то текст, а начальник просит просто выделить главное. Просто, да.Раньше выход был один: сиди и обрабатывай каждую строку руками. Читаешь, выделяешь ключевое, формулируешь вывод. Если строк 20, то ещё терпимо. А если 500? Тут уже становится не до смеха. Сейчас другая история. Нейросети научились работать там, где мы... Read more ›

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Difference Between Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Wide Visualized

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Tim @ Droid Life 1 place · today 11:33 EDT

Ok, I admit it. At first, I didn’t get the point of the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Wide. It’s a shorter, wider version of the Galaxy Z Fold 8, designed solely to steal customers away from the upcoming iPhone foldable. My opinion was based on CAD renders of the device by itself with no size... Read the original post: Difference Between Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Wide Visualized Read more ›

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Практики разработки на Python

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graviton_team (Гравитон) @ Habr · today 11:32 EDT

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Роман, я программист в команде «Гравитон» и моя задача в компании — разработка API/CLI интерфейсов и приложений на языке Python. Цель данной статьи в том, чтобы показать как через внедрение «типовых подходов» и вспомогательных библиотек/утилит очень сильно упрощается поддержка проекта в настоящем (при передаче другому человеку или разработке в команде) и в будущем (возобновили проект спустя время). Первое, что нужно сказать — проект на Python это... 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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I’m 37 and I just realized I’ve been calling myself an introvert for twenty years when the truth is I’m just exhausted from spending my entire life accommodating other people’s need for constant noise

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 17:45 EDT

I’ve been calling myself an introvert since I was about seventeen. It was a useful word. It explained why I needed time alone after social events, why I found small talk exhausting, why I preferred a quiet evening at home to a loud bar. People understood it. It let me set limits without having to ... Read more Read more ›

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I’m 66 and the thing I regret most isn’t the marriage that failed or the job I quit — it’s the fifteen years I spent pretending to be someone my father would approve of instead of becoming the person I actually wanted to be

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 18:37 EDT

I am 66 years old. I have had a marriage that ended, a career I walked away from, friendships that faded, and a few decisions I would not make again if I could go back. But none of those are the thing I regret most. The thing I regret most is the fifteen years I ... Read more Read more ›

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Research suggests that people who talk to themselves out loud while problem-solving aren’t eccentric — they’re accessing a cognitive loop that processes information 30% more efficiently than internal dialogue, and the habit that most people suppress in public is the exact mechanism their brain would choose if social judgement weren’t part of the equation

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/19/2026 21:00 EDT

Think about the last time you caught yourself talking out loud to no one in particular. Maybe you were working through a problem, narrating a task, or reasoning through a decision. And then someone walked in, and you stopped immediately. That instinct to shut it down is almost universal. Most of us learn early that ... Read more Read more ›

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Behavioral scientists say the reason people cry when they see someone else reunited with a loved one — at airports, in films, in real life — isn’t sentimentality. The brain’s mirror neuron system fires a complete emotional simulation of the experience, and the tears aren’t about the strangers, they’re about every reunion your own body has stored and every one it’s still waiting for.

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James Brennan @ Silicon Canals · 03/20/2026 00:00 EDT

Imagine you’re at the airport. Cold coffee, forty minutes before boarding, nowhere urgent to be. You’re not really watching the arrivals area. You’re just looking in that direction when two people find each other in the middle of the walkway. She drops her bag. He speeds up. They hold on to each other the way ... Read more Read more ›

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I grew up in a house where my father’s mood determined the temperature of every room. I didn’t realize until my thirties that I’d married someone whose moods I could predict because unpredictability was the one thing my nervous system refused to tolerate twice.

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/20/2026 01:05 EDT

Children raised in emotionally volatile households become extraordinary readers of people — a skill that quietly ruins their adult relationships by turning hypervigilance into a partner-selection strategy they mistake for love. Read more ›

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If you’re over 60 and still maintain these 8 daily disciplines without struggle, your willpower is aging remarkably well

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/20/2026 02:53 EDT

Most conversations about aging focus on what declines. Memory gets slower. Joints get stiffer. Energy drops. And while those things are real, there is a quieter story that rarely gets told, and it is about the people who seem to maintain their daily disciplines without the internal battle that most people associate with willpower. If ... Read more Read more ›

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There’s a version of loneliness that only hits in your 40s where you look at the life you built and realize every single room in it was designed for someone else’s comfort. The house is full. You’re the one who’s missing.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/20/2026 03:08 EDT

A specific form of loneliness hits in your forties — not from being alone, but from realizing you've spent decades building a life that fits everyone except yourself. The house is full. You're the one who's missing. Read more ›

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