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Приветствую, Хабр!На конференции WWDC 2025 компания Apple представила фреймворк Foundation Models — набор инструментов, позволяющий разработчикам интегрировать локальные ИИ-модели Apple в свои приложения. По заявлению Apple, эти модели работают полностью на устройстве, не требуют подключения к облаку, не влекут затрат на инференс и ставят во главу угла конфиденциальность пользователей. В этой статье показано, как реализовать фреймворк Foundation Models в приложении на SwiftUI для обработки пользовательских. Read more ›
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The friends who survive months of silence aren't low-maintenance relationships. They're the rare bonds built on seeing someone's unperformed self — and the psychological security required to hold that space is anything but effortless. Read more ›
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Children who mediated between their parents developed extraordinary emotional skills that organisations reward and relationships struggle to contain. Six signs reveal how the same conflict-management instincts that fuel professional success quietly drain personal connection. Read more ›
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Most people think of boredom as a sign of an under-occupied mind. The fix, in common understanding, is more stimulation — more activity, more distraction, more things happening. The assumption is that boredom is simply what happens when not enough is going on. Highly intelligent people tend to experience something that looks like boredom from ... Read more Read more ›
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Gulf sovereign wealth funds have quietly become the indispensable capital layer for Western AI infrastructure, creating structural dependencies that reshape who holds leverage over the next decade of computing. From Saudi PIF's record dealmaking to Qatar's $25 billion Goldman Sachs partnership, the scale of deployment has crossed a threshold that demands scrutiny — not as a trend, but as a condition of the new technological order. Read more ›
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The question of what will power the electrical grid in 2035 is no longer an academic exercise confined to energy policy conferences. It is a high-stakes commercial race with hundreds of billions of dollars in capital allocation decisions hinging on the answer. And the outcome is far less certain than most coverage suggests. The catalyst ... Read more Read more ›
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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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The funniest person at the table is often running the most sophisticated loneliness operation in the room, and almost nobody — including them — can see it clearly. Read more ›
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The person who notices your mood shifted before you said a word probably spent years as a child where noticing was the difference between safety and chaos. Read more ›
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Over 45,000 tech workers have been laid off in early 2026 as companies from Meta to Dell cut headcount while pouring billions into AI infrastructure. The framing war over why reveals more than the layoffs themselves — and the money trail points to a transfer from labor costs to capital expenditure that benefits a very different set of people. Read more ›
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The FBI doesn't need AI to conduct mass surveillance — it just needs access to the commercial data infrastructure that already blankets everyday life. The Guardian's report reveals that the real surveillance debate isn't about algorithms; it's about the vast, already-built ecosystem of databases, data brokers, and legal doctrines that make comprehensive population monitoring possible without a single line of machine learning code. Read more ›
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