881 There’s a generation of men in their sixties who express love almost entirely through logistics. Checking tyre pressure. Topping up the oil. Arriving twenty minutes early. And the reason their children don’t always recognize it as love is that the language it’s spoken in has no words, only verbs.

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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Microsoft Teams is trying to fix accidental hand-raising

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Jess Weatherbed @ The Verge 1 place · today 05:14 EDT

If you've ever had the embarrassing displeasure of interrupting a Microsoft Teams meeting by accidentally hitting the "raise hand" feature then I have some good news for you. Microsoft is redesigning its online meeting software, which will move the raise hand button from the main toolbar and allow users to personalize the controls displayed there. […] Read more ›

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Ikea and Samsung promise glitch-free SmartThings integration

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Thomas Ricker @ The Verge 2 place · today 05:13 EDT

Ikea's two dozen Matter-over-Thread devices have proved problematic since launch, but Samsung says its SmartThings platform now has it all sorted. If true, it means Ikea's sensors and complex remotes should actually display correctly, function flawlessly, and plug directly into Samsung's advanced home automation routines without any issues. To achieve this, Samsung says it has […] Read more ›

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KelpDAO hackers are laundering millions in stolen crypto, data show

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Oliver Knight @ CoinDesk 1 place · today 05:12 EDT

KelpDAO hackers are moving $290M in stolen crypto across blockchains, using privacy tools to mask the trail as DeFi contagion fears move through the sector. Read more ›

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The Galaxy S26’s best features are already landing on these older Samsung phones

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Jay Bonggolto @ Android Authority 1 place · today 05:12 EDT

The Galaxy S26's exclusive AI features are coming to the Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6, Fold 7, Flip 7, S24, and the S25 FE. Read more ›

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I moved to San Francisco to work in AI. Living here requires sacrifices — I gave up normalcy to gain access.

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Tess Martinelli @ Business Insider 1 place · today 05:11 EDT

A startup founder who moved to San Francisco on an O-1 Visa says his ambition has multiplied, but he feels pressure to always be thriving. Read more ›

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Here's what Wall Street doesn't get about young investors, according to a Gen Z founder

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Lauren Edmonds @ Business Insider 2 place · today 05:09 EDT

Eve Halimi and Anam Lakhani created Alinea, an investment platform designed for the next generation of wealth-builders, in 2021. Read more ›

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Apple Sports now lets you follow scores in a CarPlay widget

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Tom Warren @ The Verge 3 place · today 05:08 EDT

I was disappointed when Apple launched a new Sports iOS widget last year without CarPlay support, but I'm pleased to report that's changing this week. The latest Apple Sports update includes widget support in CarPlay, allowing you to follow live sports scores for your favorite teams or leagues all within the new widgets interface in […] Read more ›

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I'm the 83-year-old founder and chairman of a PE firm. Here's my daily routine that's reversing my biological age.

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Chi Odogwu @ Business Insider 3 place · today 05:05 EDT

Robert Rosenkranz schedules every hour of his day, including his social calls, and splits his time between Aspen, London, East Hampton, and New York. Read more ›

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At 49, I quit my lucrative tech job in Texas for a quieter, happier life in Tuscany. I lost 42 pounds in the process.

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Jane Ridley @ Business Insider · today 05:05 EDT

Texan Angie Smith quit her well-paid job to move to Tuscany. A quieter lifestyle has left her calmer and healthier, leading to her losing 42 pounds. Read more ›

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How the next gen of Tiger Cubs did in a rough quarter for hedge funds

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Bradley Saacks @ Business Insider · today 05:03 EDT

Funds run by former Viking Global and Lone Pine investors lost money to start 2026. Read more ›

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Что было бы, если бы Linux распространялся под BSD

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SrvTrantor (RUVDS.com) @ Habr 1 place · today 05:01 EDT

Историю Linux обычно рассказывают как историю об удачном ядре. На деле это ещё и история лицензии GPL, которая повлияла на рынок, культуру разработки и саму архитектуру экосистемы. Но что было бы, если Linux пошёл по пути BSD? Альтернативный сценарий представил в статье, заходите похоливарить в комментарии.  Зайти Read more ›

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12 проблем с отбором резюме: чиним найм по науке

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Sertakov83 @ Habr 2 place · today 05:01 EDT

Руководитель одного популярного кадрового агентства рассказал, как они целых 3 месяца пытались выстроить работу по поиску сотрудников в одной крупной компании. А потом предложили отменить всех рекрутеров и дать отбор только на экспертов и тех, кто собственно и ищет сотрудника. И "внезапно" выяснили, что закрываемость вакансий улучшилась. ВНЕЗАПНО!Многие компании могут поступить схожим образом и уволить рекрутеров, отдав задачу на подбор профильным сотрудникам. А могут обойтись без таких жертв: перестать сле Read more ›

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The new Amazon: How employees are navigating AI, RTO, and a shifting culture

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Jacob Zinkula @ Business Insider · today 05:01 EDT

Amazon employees say layoffs, AI, and return-to-office rules have reshaped their jobs in recent years. Read more ›

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New a16z-Backed News Brand Wants to Be Like Cramming Every X Post Into Your Brain at Once

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Mike Pearl @ Gizmodo 1 place · today 05:00 EDT

MTS is a little like cable TV news, but backed by a Silicon Valley VC. Read more ›

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[Перевод] Почему ваш софт тормозит: принципы Mechanical Sympathy для разработчиков

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kmoseenk (OTUS) @ Habr 3 place · today 05:00 EDT

Железо давно научилось работать быстрее, чем большая часть прикладного софта успевает это заметить. Пока процессоры, кэши и ускорители становятся всё умнее, многие системы продолжают терять время на случайном доступе к памяти, лишней синхронизации и архитектурных решениях, которые плохо сочетаются с устройством машины. Эта статья — о mechanical sympathy, подходе, который помогает смотреть на производительность как на следствие понимания базовых ограничений и привычек железа: от строк кэша и ложного разделен Read more ›

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A new fault line has emerged inside Google: The Claude haves and have-nots

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Hugh Langley @ Business Insider · today 05:00 EDT

As Google puts the pressure on employees to adopt AI, some are irked that their colleagues are allowed to use Anthropic's Claude. Read more ›

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This is the coolest-looking router I’ve ever tested, and it’s got specs to match

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Edgar Cervantes @ Android Authority 2 place · today 05:00 EDT

It doesn't just look great, it is a capable Wi-Fi 7 router, too. Read more ›

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Google’s getting ready to kill Assistant Go. Will there be a Gemini Go to replace it?

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Stephen Schenck @ Android Authority 3 place · today 05:00 EDT

Google Assistant Go looks like it's finally nearing the end of the road. Read more ›

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Research suggests the loneliness people feel after a long career ends isn’t about missing the work – it’s about discovering that most of their relationships were infrastructure, not friendship

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 05:01 EDT

Nobody warned me about the silence. I expected to miss the classroom when I retired. I expected to miss the rhythm of September, the smell of new textbooks, the particular chaos of 28 teenagers discovering The Great Gatsby for the first time. What I did not expect was to sit down one Tuesday morning with ... Read more Read more ›

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I’m 66 and I no longer spend any energy on people who make me feel like I have to earn my place in the room — not because I became cold, but because I finally understood that ease is not a low standard, it is the only standard that matters at this stage, and the people who meet it know who they are and so do I

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 06:15 EDT

After decades of exhausting myself trying to prove I belonged in every room, I discovered at 66 that the people worth keeping never asked me to audition for their friendship in the first place. Read more ›

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I’m 44 and I recently ended a friendship that had been slowly making me smaller for years — not through cruelty, she was never cruel, but through the accumulated weight of a dynamic that required me to need her more than she needed me — and the ending felt like grief and relief simultaneously and I have stopped trying to decide which one was the right response

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 06:30 EDT

The moment I realized I'd been unconsciously making myself smaller for over a decade just to maintain a friendship that was slowly suffocating me, I felt something crack open inside—a mix of recognition, loss, and unexpected freedom. Read more ›

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I’m 66 and the most important thing I have done for myself in the last decade is learn to sit in a room alone without immediately filling it with something — without the television, the phone, the task — just the room and the light and whatever arrives in the quiet, and what arrives, it turns out, is mostly myself, and mostly myself is more than enough company

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 07:15 EDT

After decades of drowning out the silence with work and distractions, I discovered that learning to simply sit alone with my thoughts—no phone, no TV, no projects—revealed the person I'd been running from all along, and meeting him changed everything. Read more ›

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I’m 66 and I recently understood that the reason I find it so hard to ask for help is not independence — it is the very specific and very old belief that needing something from another person is the first step toward becoming a burden, and a burden, in the house I grew up in, was the one thing nobody was allowed to be

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 07:30 EDT

At 66, I discovered that what I'd called "independence" my whole life was actually a childhood terror of becoming a burden—a fear so deep it kept me from asking anyone for anything, even when I was breaking. Read more ›

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Psychology says the people who age most visibly aren’t the ones with the hardest lives — they’re the ones who never learned to put things down, who carried every disappointment and every grievance and every unfairness forward into the next decade, and the carrying shows, eventually, in ways that no amount of sleep or skincare has ever been shown to address

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 07:45 EDT

The mirror reveals not just our years but the accumulated weight of every grudge and grievance we've refused to release—and science now confirms that those who age most dramatically aren't life's greatest sufferers, but rather its most devoted collectors of old wounds. Read more ›

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You know you have a good woman in your life if she is as proud of your achievements as she would be of her own — if your success lands in ber not as a complication or a comparison but as something that belongs to both of you, and the generosity of that response, which sounds simple and isn’t, tells you everything you need to know about who she is when love is asked to be larger than ego

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 08:15 EDT

When her face lit up with more joy than mine at my career breakthrough, calling her family to brag about "my husband" in rapid Vietnamese, I realized I'd spent years in relationships where success was a careful negotiation rather than a shared celebration. Read more ›

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Psychology says people who grew up in the 1960s and 70s don’t handle hardship better than everyone else because they are stronger — they handle it better because they were never offered the alternative, and a person who was never offered the alternative develops a relationship with difficulty that people who were offered it spend their whole lives trying to build in a gym

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 08:30 EDT

Growing up without safety nets or sick days didn't make the 60s and 70s generation tougher—it just meant they never learned that struggling through a heart attack wasn't mandatory, creating a peculiar strength that modern gym-goers pay good money trying to replicate but can never quite achieve. Read more ›

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I’m 66 and my son told me last year that I was the safest person he knew — that he could tell me anything, that he never felt judged, that he always felt like himself with me — and I sat with that for a long time before I understood it was the most important thing anyone had ever said to me and the one accomplishment of my life I would keep if I had to give everything else back

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 08:45 EDT

A father who spent decades believing strength meant silence discovers that his grown son's simple confession—calling him "the safest person" he knew—held more weight than forty years of paychecks and perfectly wired houses ever could. Read more ›

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The underrated value of rest

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/14/2026 09:24 EDT

Most high achievers are unknowingly sabotaging their success by treating rest like a weakness instead of the secret weapon it actually is—and the science behind why might shock you. Read more ›

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