28 I stopped trying to explain my boundaries and started just having them. The people who needed the explanation were never going to respect the boundary. They needed the explanation so they could argue with it.

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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Silent Hill, Gravity Rush creator Keiichi Toyama is recruiting for a "new large-scale project"

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Vikki Blake @ Eurogamer.net 1 place · today 10:24 EDT

Silent Hill, Siren, and Gravity Rush creator Keiichi Toyama is recruiting for a "new large-scale project". Read more Read more ›

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No Major Changes to Liquid Glass Expected Across iOS 27 and macOS 27

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Joe Rossignol @ MacRumors 1 place · today 10:22 EDT

Apple's new Liquid Glass interface introduced across iOS 26, macOS Tahoe, and its other latest software platforms is apparently here to stay. In his Power On newsletter today, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said the latest internal versions of iOS 27 and macOS 27 do not have major Liquid Glass design changes. He also mentioned how Apple's new software design chief, Steve Lemay, was "a driving force" behind Liquid Glass and was... Read more ›

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This AI-Powered 'Robot Phone' Has The Strangest Camera We've Seen Yet

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SlashGear 1 place · today 10:15 EDT

A new smartphone demo at MWC featured an animated camera and an AI companion that reacts in real time. It's clever, strange, and possibly the future of phones. Read more ›

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AMD's upcoming RDNA 5 GPUs might improve dual-issue execution & use shader units more efficiently — LLVM patch adds new FMA instruction to ease compiling

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Tom's Hardware 1 place · today 10:15 EDT

A new LLVM patch has added V_FMA_F32, a 3-operand fused multiply-add (FMA instruction and introduced the VOPD3 instruction format for RDNA 5. Both of these changes should make it easier for compilers to use dual issue execution, working around the strict pairing rules that would otherwise limit max FP32 throughput in certain workloads. Read more ›

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What 79 best actress winners wore to accept their Oscars

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Gabbi Shaw @ Business Insider 1 place · today 10:14 EDT

From Julie Andrews' elbow-length gloves to Jennifer Lawrence's strapless gown, here's what best actress winners have worn to the Oscars. Read more ›

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AI Czar David Sacks wants Trump to ‘get out’ of Iran

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Terrence O’Brien @ The Verge 1 place · today 10:13 EDT

David Sacks, the White House's AI and crypto czar, has warned that a continued war in Iran could be catastrophic. On the All In podcast, Sacks said that "we should try to find the off-ramp." He expressed concern that Iran could demolish oil and gas infrastructure across the Middle East, but more alarmingly, that it […] Read more ›

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Deals: Galaxy S26 series launches, S25 Ultra, vivo X300 and X300 Pro, Pixel 10 phones pose a challenge

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GSMArena.com 1 place · today 10:01 EDT

Samsung launched the Galaxy S26 globally this week and we have reviews for all three models: Galaxy S26 Ultra, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26. During pre-orders, the phones came with a free upgrade from 256GB to 512GB storage. Now that pre-orders are over the deal is slightly different but still very good. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is dominating – according to Samsung, it made up 70% of pre-ordered S26-series... Read more ›

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Bitwise’s Matt Hougan revisits $1 million bitcoin — analysts agree but debate his timeline

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Olivier Acuna @ CoinDesk 1 place · today 10:00 EDT

Hougan says bitcoin could reach that milestone if it captures a larger share of the global store-of-value market, though analysts say it would likely take years of institutional adoption and macro shifts. Read more ›

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I asked 20 people over 70 what they miss most about their parents and not one of them said advice, wisdom, or guidance — every single one described a physical sensation: the weight of a hand on their shoulder, the sound of a specific laugh, the smell of a coat, a kitchen, a car — and most of them hadn’t felt it in thirty years but could describe it in four seconds

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 10:00 EDT

When asked what they missed most about their deceased parents, not one person mentioned the wisdom or life lessons—instead, they could perfectly describe, in vivid detail, the weight of a hand on their shoulder or the sound of a specific laugh they hadn't experienced in decades. Read more ›

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It’s time to walk the walk with AI

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TechRadar 1 place · today 10:00 EDT

AI ambition stalls without strong data foundations and resilience discipline. Read more ›

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'We've had rough discussions': Virgin River season 8 is still in the early stages of planning, confirms Netflix star

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TechRadar 2 place · today 10:00 EDT

Not to be annoying, but I already need Virgin River season 8 injected into my veins. But according to one star, Netflix is still in the early planning stages. Read more ›

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Технический директор играет по-взрослому: JavaFX в хобби-проектах

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Sbukreev @ Habr 1 place · today 10:00 EDT

В первой статье я уже говорил о своей любви к компьютерным играм — что, в общем‑то, неудивительно. Но всерьёз, вплоть до создания собственных небольших прототипов (так называемых демок), я занялся этим только в довольно зрелом возрасте — где‑то с 2021 года и до сих пор. Всё началось с того, что я открыл для себя мир Java: для моих программистских навыков он оказался на удивление простым. Ну и да, про 2... Read more ›

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AI companies want to harvest improv actors’ skills to train AI on human emotion

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Hayden Field @ The Verge 2 place · today 10:00 EDT

If you've got strong creative instincts, the ability to authentically portray emotion, and are capable of staying true to a character's voice throughout a scene, there's a job listing calling for your experience. The catch: You won't be performing in a theater, a film studio, or an underground performance space. You'd be using your talents […] Read more ›

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ASML workers still in the dark seven weeks after 1,700 management cuts announced — cuts represent 4% of its global workforce

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Tom's Hardware 2 place · today 09:50 EDT

The prolonged uncertainty is generating internal unrest, according to an ASML spokesperson who spoke to Dutch broadcaster Omroep Brabant. Read more ›

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I thought not having kids was my biggest regret in life. I realized that I could be the cool aunt instead.

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Tracy Granzyk @ Business Insider 2 place · today 09:49 EDT

I spent years grieving the family I didn't have. Here's how I stopped seeing my life as the one I failed to build — and started owning it. Read more ›

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The Luxury Car Brand With The Highest Customer Satisfaction Score Isn't Mercedes-Benz

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SlashGear 2 place · today 09:45 EDT

The American Customer Satisfaction Index recently published its 2025 Automobile Study. Which luxury car brand stole Mercedes-Benz's top spot? Read more ›

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Халява уходит из разработки Агентов

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arturdumchev @ Habr 2 place · today 09:41 EDT

Сегодня каждый норовит написать универсального агента и объявить это революцией. Рынок переполнен поделками вроде OpenClaw и его клонов: IronClaw, ZeroClaw, MicroClaw, NullClaw, GitClaw, AstrBot, GripAi, Moltis...Все идут одной и той же дорогой: используют готовые MCP и дают агентам shell-оболочку. Да, это легко собрать. Да, весело. Можно хайпануть в соцсетях. Но это тупиковый путь.В статье разберем все грехи status quo и предложим другой подход, более требовательный к компетенциям в области разработки... Read more ›

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Как спасают бананы

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CatScience @ Habr 3 place · today 09:30 EDT

Я тут намедни задумался: а почему бананы дорожают? Раньше они были так дешевы, что на них часто поскальзывались, как видно в старых комедиях. И в конце концов, не останемся ли мы без бананов?Жили да были в Юго-Восточной Азии два вида бананов — банан Бальбиса и банан заострённый. Они и сейчас встречаются, но никому уже не интересны дикие плоды, в которых больше косточек, чем мякоти. В древние времена с едой было... Read more ›

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If you apologize when someone bumps into you on the street, hold the door for 30 seconds longer than necessary, and thank bus drivers twice — psychology says these 7 patterns are running simultaneously, and the over-courtesy is a map of every interaction where you were made to feel like an inconvenience

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

These seemingly harmless habits of excessive politeness are actually your psyche's way of apologizing for every time someone made you feel like your very existence was an inconvenience — and recognizing this pattern might be the key to finally stopping the exhausting performance of making yourself smaller. Read more ›

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People who reach 90 without bitterness all share these 7 traits — and researchers say the critical one isn’t forgiveness, optimism, or gratitude. It’s a specific relationship with disappointment that most people never learn to build.

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 12:00 EDT

After decades of tracking thousands of lives, Harvard researchers discovered that the sweetest 90-year-olds don't just handle disappointment differently — they've turned it into their secret weapon against bitterness, treating it as valuable data rather than personal damage. Read more ›

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Nobody talks about why the most successful people in your family are often the loneliest and it’s not because success isolates them it’s because they were only ever rewarded for performing and now they don’t know how to exist in a room without producing value

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James Brennan @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 14:00 EDT

They master every room they enter except the ones filled with people who just want them to exist, not excel—and that's when the real performance anxiety begins. Read more ›

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If a teenager who always ate dinner with the family suddenly starts taking their plate to their room—most parents see rejection. What’s usually happening is one of these 6 developmental shifts, and the parent who handles it best is the one who does the hardest thing: Nothing.

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 16:00 EDT

When your once-chatty teenager starts grabbing their dinner plate and vanishing behind a closed bedroom door, you're witnessing a transformation that has nothing to do with you and everything to do with who they're becoming. Read more ›

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Psychology says people who educated themselves through reading and curiosity instead of formal degrees solve problems in a fundamentally different way — and these 8 cognitive patterns explain why classrooms can’t replicate it

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 18:00 EDT

While formal education teaches you to think inside carefully constructed boxes, self-taught learners accidentally discover there were never any boxes at all—just patterns everyone else was too classroom-conditioned to see. Read more ›

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Psychologists explain the reason older people stop caring what others think isn’t wisdom or maturity — it’s that they’ve finally run out of energy to maintain versions of themselves that other people found more palatable

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 20:00 EDT

After decades of exhausting themselves maintaining polished versions for public consumption, older people don't suddenly gain wisdom about not caring what others think—they simply run out of energy to keep pretending, and that depletion might be the most honest thing about aging. Read more ›

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Behavioral economists found that people with substantial savings who live modestly aren’t being frugal – they’ve discovered that the security of untouched wealth provides more psychological satisfaction than any material display ever could

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 20:09 EDT

There’s a man in my neighborhood who drives a 2011 Camry. Paint’s a little faded. Small dent on the rear bumper. Nothing about the car signals wealth, status, or success. He’s worth over two million dollars. I know this because we ended up talking at a barbecue one evening and the conversation drifted to investing. ... Read more Read more ›

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I used to think I was introverted. Then I realized I’m not drained by people. I’m drained by performing the version of myself that makes people comfortable, and the difference between those two things changed how I understood my entire twenties.

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 21:43 EDT

Many people label themselves introverts when their real exhaustion comes from performing curated versions of themselves. The distinction between temperamental introversion and performance fatigue reframes how we understand social energy, burnout, and an entire decade of early adulthood. Read more ›

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I worked overtime for twenty-eight years, retired comfortably at 64, and then spent six months sitting in my garage workshop realizing I had built an entire identity around being unavailable to myself

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 22:00 EDT

After decades of seventy-hour weeks and emergency calls, I discovered the most terrifying job site of my career was the silence of my own garage workshop, where I finally had to face the stranger I'd been avoiding all along—myself. Read more ›

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Children who were told they were too sensitive usually became adults with the sharpest emotional intelligence in any room. The sensitivity never went away. It just learned to operate quietly so it would stop being punished.

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/08/2026 22:16 EDT

Children told they were "too sensitive" didn't lose that sensitivity in adulthood — they refined it into sharp emotional intelligence that operates quietly, often because they learned early that visible feeling would be punished. Read more ›

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