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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 Control Layer Of AI: Why Agentic AI Stacks Are The Next Big Thing

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Shraddha Goled @ Inc42 Media 1 place · today 06:09 EDT

During the recently concluded NVIDIA GTC 2026 event, the chip giant announced NeMoClaw. Built on OpenClaw, the blockbuster agentic AI… Read more ›

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Social media has been put on notice

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Financial Times 1 place · today 06:00 EDT

Legal and legislative pressure is mounting to safeguard young people Read more ›

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‘A genuine masterpiece’: The 15 best Apple gadgets of the last 50 years, according to you

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TechRadar 1 place · today 06:00 EDT

We've been polling TechRadar readers on their favorite Apple gadgets in history, and these are the results. Read more ›

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A look at all the known Pixel 10a problems and how to fix them

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Andrew Grush @ Android Authority 1 place · today 06:00 EDT

So far no major issues reported, but a few smaller problems are still known. Read more ›

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The Deceptively Tricky Art of Designing a Steering Wheel

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Jeremy White @ Wired 1 place · today 06:00 EDT

Veteran designers in the auto industry—and Jony Ive—tell us how hard it is to make a functional yet beautiful steering wheel. Read more ›

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The AI tech my dad helped pioneer is now the foundation for the tools I build at AT&T

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Dominick Reuter @ Business Insider 1 place · today 05:48 EDT

Natalie Gilbert grew up watching and learning from her dad's work solving neural network problems for AT&T's Bell Labs. Read more ›

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I’ve noticed that the moment I stop trying to impress someone is the exact moment they start leaning in and asking real questions — like people can smell performance from a mile away even if they can’t name what feels off

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 05:46 EDT

I’ve noticed this for years but only recently had language for it. The moment I stop trying to impress someone is often the exact moment the conversation actually starts. Up until that point I’ve been presenting — choosing words more carefully than I need to, moving the interaction in directions that reflect well on me, ... Read more Read more ›

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What Are Atkinson Cycle Engines, And When Did Cars Start Using Them?

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SlashGear 1 place · today 05:45 EDT

The term Atkinson cycle goes around a lot when talking about automotive engines. What does it mean? When did cars start using these engines? Read more ›

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New cholesterol guidelines could change when you get tested

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ScienceDaily 1 place · today 05:43 EDT

A major new U.S. cholesterol guideline is shifting the focus toward earlier, more personalized prevention of heart disease. It urges people to start screening sooner—sometimes even in childhood—and highlights the importance of tracking not just LDL (“bad”) cholesterol but also genetic risk factors like lipoprotein(a). A new, more advanced risk calculator now uses broader health data to better predict heart attack and stroke risk over decades. Read more ›

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Биткоин против золота: рождение нового защитного актива

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GenomeDust @ Habr 1 place · today 05:36 EDT

Биткоин впервые в истории обошёл золото во время крупного военного конфликта. За три недели после начала операции Epic Fury против Ирана в феврале 2026 года биткоин вырос на 8–10%, тогда как золото потеряло 12–14% — худшая неделя для жёлтого металла с 1983 года. Это не аномалия, а точка перегиба: актив, которому всего 17 лет, начал перехватывать функцию, принадлежавшую золоту пять тысячелетий. Впрочем, история этого противостояния далеко не однозначна — и... Read more ›

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Here is what 3 AI startup CEOs say they're looking for when deciding to hire a candidate

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Katherine Li @ Business Insider 2 place · today 05:32 EDT

Amid tech layoffs and an increasing brutal job market, three AI startup CEOs shared tips on what it would take to be hired by their companies. Read more ›

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Android isn’t ready for desktop PCs if it doesn’t support this basic mouse feature

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Rita El Khoury @ Android Authority 2 place · today 05:30 EDT

One of Android's most fundamental features isn't compatible with mouse actions in desktop mode. Read more ›

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I used NotebookLM to read over 4 million words in 6 months

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Dhruv Bhutani @ Android Authority 3 place · today 05:30 EDT

With ePub support, NotebookLM becomes a private encyclopedia for tracking plots, characters, and lore. Read more ›

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Best Heart Rate Monitors (2026): Polar, Coros, Garmin

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Michael Sawh @ Wired 2 place · today 05:30 EDT

These chest straps and watches will help you keep your finger on your pulse—and many other heart-related metrics. Read more ›

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Magic: но не Gathering — формат Split Deck

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thenonsense @ Habr 2 place · today 05:20 EDT

В этом месяце вышло уже 110 дополнение к MTG. На это раз посвящённое коллаборации со вселенной Черепашек-Ниндзя (при этом, дополнений, не выходящих в основном соревновательном формате, за все эти годы вышло ещё больше). Но речь в статье пойдет не об этом новом блоке, а о фундаментальных особенностях правил и способах их "правки".Карточная Магия исторически имеет несколько проблем в базовой механике, с которыми игрокам приходится жить и от которых никуда не... Read more ›

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I'm a neurologist, and I don't think AI will make people dumber. Here's how to keep your brain sharp.

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Ana Altchek @ Business Insider 3 place · today 05:17 EDT

Dr. Majid Fotuhi is a neurologist and professor who teaches about neuroplasticity. He recommends spending 20-30 minutes a day doing brain exercises. Read more ›

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Iran's drone war is exposing deep cracks in US and allied air defenses

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Ibrahim Naber @ Business Insider · today 05:16 EDT

Iran has launched over 3,600 exploding drones against the US and its allies, exposing gaps in the most advanced air defenses. Read more ›

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Для создания AGI нам нужно сделать шаг назад

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andrey_krsv @ Habr 3 place · today 05:16 EDT

Современные языковые модели демонстрируют отличные способности к рассуждению, но при этом остаются инструментами. У инструмента нет выбора. В основе LLM лежит предсказание следующего токена. В основе агентных систем — оптимизация внешней целевой функции. В обоих случаях цель задана извне. Система не имеет права её пересмотреть. Вы в праве сказать, что содержание статьи — это одна большая глупость, но я хочу предложить альтернативу. «Сознание» возникает не из сложности и объёма вычислений,... Read more ›

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I used to think I was bad at negotiating until I realized I wasn’t negotiating at all. I was performing gratitude for being included, because somewhere early I learned that asking for more was the fastest way to lose what you already had.

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 06:55 EDT

What looks like bad negotiation is often the absence of negotiation entirely — replaced by a gratitude performance rooted in early lessons that wanting more was the fastest way to lose what you had. Read more ›

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I’m 44 and the most powerful thing I ever learned about dealing with manipulative people is that silence — actual, sustained, unapologetic silence — makes them unravel in ways that confrontation never does

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 08:00 EDT

I spent most of my thirties being really good at arguments. I’d grown up in a house where politics was dinner table conversation, where you were expected to make a point and back it up. My dad was involved in the union at the factory where he worked — the man understood power dynamics before ... Read more Read more ›

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Men who stop talking about the future aren’t at peace with the present — they’ve quietly closed a door on the part of themselves that used to believe things could change, and the contentment people see from the outside is a man who’s stopped fighting something he decided he can’t win, and that decision happened on a specific day he’ll never mention

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 09:00 EDT

There’s a particular kind of stillness that settles over certain men as they get older. They stop making plans. They stop talking about what they want. They stop reaching forward in conversation toward anything that hasn’t happened yet. From the outside, it reads as contentment. He’s calm. He’s stopped striving in that exhausting way. He ... Read more Read more ›

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Social psychologists say the reason a stranger’s rudeness can ruin your entire morning has nothing to do with sensitivity — the brain processes unexpected social hostility through the same threat pathway as physical danger, and the disproportionate response isn’t overreaction, it’s a system that evolved to treat rejection from the group as a survival-level event firing in a context where the stakes have changed but the wiring hasn’t

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 10:00 EDT

A barista was rude to me last Tuesday. Not dramatically rude, just dismissive. She interrupted me mid-order, sighed heavily when I asked for oat milk, and slid my coffee across the counter without making eye contact. I spent the next four hours replaying the interaction. What had I done wrong? Was my order too complicated? ... Read more Read more ›

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I asked my mother what she thinks about when she looks at old photographs of herself and she said “I think about how worried I was and how little of it mattered” — and the simplicity of that sentence from a woman who spent decades carrying everything has been sitting in my chest for three weeks because it contains a permission I’m not sure I’m brave enough to take yet

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James Brennan @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 11:00 EDT

“I think about how worried I was and how little of it mattered.” That was my mother’s answer when I asked her what goes through her mind looking at old photographs of herself. No dramatic pause. No long preamble. Just that sentence, offered the way she offers most things: plainly, without performance. She’s a woman ... Read more Read more ›

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AI isn’t the surveillance threat. Spreadsheets and subpoenas are

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 13:05 EDT

The Guardian's investigation into FBI mass surveillance capabilities reveals an uncomfortable truth: the most effective surveillance infrastructure doesn't require AI — it's already built from commercial data purchases, interagency sharing agreements, and legal grey zones that predate the current AI panic. Read more ›

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Research says growing up lower-middle class in the 1960s and 70s created some of the most resourceful problem-solvers alive today — people who learned to fix, repurpose, and make do before making do was rebranded as sustainable living and started appearing in lifestyle magazines

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 13:15 EDT

My dad worked in a factory outside Manchester. When something broke in our house, he fixed it. Not because he was particularly handy, but because calling someone to fix it cost money we didn’t have. So he’d figure it out. Take it apart, study the problem, put it back together. Sometimes it took three attempts. ... Read more Read more ›

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I spent twenty years climbing the ladder and three months in retirement to realize I was measuring success by all the wrong metrics

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 20:46 EDT

The first Tuesday after I retired, I made a spreadsheet. Not because anyone asked me to. Not because there was anything to track. I made it because for twenty years, spreadsheets were how I proved I existed. Revenue targets, quarterly growth, team performance indicators, year-over-year comparisons. Every week had a number attached to it, and ... Read more Read more ›

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I asked 9 neuropsychologists what they wish every parent understood about children who daydream constantly in class. Not one of them used the word ‘attention’ in their answer.

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 21:44 EDT

When children daydream in class, the reflexive assumption is an attention problem. But clinicians and neuroscience research point to something more nuanced: a brain doing different work, not deficient work. Read more ›

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I’m 62 and I just realized I’ve never once entered a room and thought about what I wanted from it. I only ever think about what the room wants from me. And I’ve been calling that social skills for decades.

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 03/22/2026 22:19 EDT

What most people call social skills may actually be a decades-long pattern of self-erasure — entering every room asking what it needs from you, and never once asking what you need from it. Read more ›

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