454 Some people don’t cancel plans because they’re flaky. They committed when one version of their energy was available and the person who wakes up that morning is operating on a completely different reserves system. The commitment was real. The capacity isn’t.

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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Ford Recall: Over 140K Vehicles Have Wires That Could Start An Electrical Fire

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SlashGear 1 place · today 18:15 EDT

Ford has added yet another recall to its 2026 total, this time for one of its trucks. Here's you need to know and what to do if your truck is affected. Read more ›

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OpenAI's Sam Altman apologizes for not reporting ChatGPT account of Tumbler Ridge suspect to police

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Jackson Chen @ Engadget 1 place · today 18:14 EDT

Two months following the deadly shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, OpenAI's Sam Altman has formally apologized for not informing police of the alarming ChatGPT conversations seen with the suspect's account. Before the incident, OpenAI banned the account belonging to the alleged shooter, Jesse Van Rootselaar, for violating its usage policy due to potential for real-world violence. "I am deeply sorry that we did not alert law enforcement to the... Read more ›

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Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Pro review

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GSMArena.com 1 place · today 17:59 EDT

Introduction and unboxing Samsung owns Harman, which is the parent company of several high-profile audio brands, many of which make headphones. Yet you will find very few Samsung-branded headphones outside of the Galaxy Buds series. The company hasn’t even released over-ear headphones in years – in short, Samsung is betting that the Galaxy TWS buds are the only headphones that most people need. We have the new Samsung Galaxy Buds4... Read more ›

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Деконструкция GO: CPU, RAM и что там происходит. Syscalls. Часть 1.5

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glibus @ Habr 1 place · today 17:57 EDT

Итак, финал части 1! По крайней мере основного разбора без дополнений. Собственно, сегодня мы разберем то, чем в основном с точки зрения ядра ОС и CPU являются все вот эти ваши бэкенды – системные вызовы и всё, что вокруг них.На самом деле механизм немного замудренный и “в лоб” сразу все эти системные вызовы мы разбирать не будем, потому что вокруг них существует ещё несколько концепций.Итак, начнем!User mode, Kernel modeПроцессор исполняет... Read more ›

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Импортозамещаем мобильные рабочие места с помощью kvadra nau le15t

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SergeyNecr @ Habr 2 place · today 17:51 EDT

В связи с изменениями в мировой политической и экономической обстановке, а также с волной импортозамещения, прошедшей по многим организациям в стране, у нас так же было принято решение постепенно отказываться от иностранных производителей техники и перейти на решения отечественных компаний.Это касалось не только программного обеспечения, но и железа — в первую очередь рабочих ноутбуков. Читать далее Read more ›

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I just realized my morning run isn’t about fitness, it’s the only 40 minutes nobody can reach me

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 17:47 EDT

For years I told myself I ran for fitness, until this morning's revelation stopped me mid-stride: I've been unconsciously engineering the only 40 minutes of my day when being completely unreachable isn't just acceptable—it's applauded. Read more ›

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Пекло

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wmlab @ Habr 3 place · today 17:38 EDT

В 2007 году на экраны вышел фантастический фильм Дэнни Бойла «Пекло» («Sunshine») о пилотируемом полёте к Солнцу корабля «Икар II», защищенного от испепеляющего жара исполинским золотым щитом. Несмотря на смешанные отзывы критиков и зрителей, фильм смог передать величие космоса и ужас той ослепительной бездны, где человек ощущает себя лишь крохотной пылинкой над ревущим океаном первозданного огня.А через одиннадцать лет, 12 августа 2018 года, с мыса Канаверал стартовала ракета Delta IV... Read more ›

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SASпокалипсис отменяется: почему рынок неправильно считает угрозу ИИ-агентов для корпоративного софта

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terabucks @ Habr · today 17:29 EDT

Теги: #SaaS #AI #Adobe #Salesforce #ServiceNow #ИИ-агенты #инвестиции #рынок #enterprise-software #GenAI Читать далее Read more ›

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Colorado Adds Open-Source Exemption to Age-Verification Bill

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EditorDavid @ Slashdot 1 place · today 17:26 EDT

Colorado's "age-attestation" bill left the House committee with new exemptions for open-source operating systems, applications, code repositories, and containerized software distribution, reports the blog Linuxiac: [The bill] focuses on operating system providers and application stores. Its main requirement is that these providers supply an age-related signal via an interface, so applications can determine whether a user is a minor... System76 founder Carl Richell shared on Fosstodon that the updated bill. Read more ›

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Not The Ford F-150 Or RAM 1500 – This Truck Has The Highest 5-Year Depreciation

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SlashGear 2 place · today 17:15 EDT

Pickup trucks tend to hold their value well, but new data shows some models depreciate faster than others, a key detail for those planning long-term ownership. Read more ›

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Почему Хомский неудобен для AI-индустрии

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larayoda @ Habr · today 17:15 EDT

О grammar constraints, валидном JSON и ошибочном понимании языкаКажется, что разговор о формальных грамматиках в LLM - это узкая инженерная тема для тех, кто заставляет модель соблюдать формат ответа. Но вокруг этого частного приема все чаще вырастает более сильный тезис: будто ограничение генерации не просто делает вывод надежнее, а подводит модель ближе к смыслу, пониманию и даже к самой природе языка. Именно в этот момент технический разговор перестает быть только... Read more ›

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London Marathon 2026: How to Watch Live From Anywhere

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Kevin Lynch @ CNET 1 place · today 17:00 EDT

Can last year's champions Sabastian Sawe and Tigst Assefa retain their titles? Read more ›

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Next iPad could ditch traditional naming as Apple rethinks its lineup

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Moinak Pal @ Digital Trends 1 place · today 16:46 EDT

Apple may simplify iPad naming, moving away from confusing generation labels. The shift reflects a broader strategy to make its lineup clearer and more aligned with evolving product positioning. Read more ›

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A Humanoid Robot Raced In The Beijing Half Marathon And Did More Than Just Win

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SlashGear 3 place · today 16:45 EDT

Humanoid robots have come a long way, as evidenced by how quickly the winner of the 2026 Beijing E-Town Half-Marathon crossed the finish line. Read more ›

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For its 40th birthday, IKEA has created a collection of its most iconic products — and I bet you have at least one of them somewhere in your home

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TechRadar 1 place · today 16:30 EDT

Take a tour of the IKEA inventions that have stood the test of time — from Billy to Kallux. Read more ›

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11 Niche Ryobi Tools You Probably Shouldn't Waste Your Money On

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SlashGear · today 16:30 EDT

Ryobi makes a lot of tools. It's no surprise that some of them are so niche, you should probably ignore them. Read more ›

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Is the World Ready For a Car Without a Rear Window?

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EditorDavid @ Slashdot 2 place · today 16:19 EDT

There's a glass roof — but no rear-view window. Instead the Polestar 4 replaces the rear-view mirror with a live feed from a wide-angle camera. Its high-resolution display (1480 x 320 pixels) promises "a panoramic view of the outside," according to Polestar's web site, showing more of what's behind you. "Visibility in the dark and in rainy conditions is also vastly improved." Besides the camera feed (and side mirrors), the... Read more ›

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The ‘Invincible’ Game’s Story Brings Action and New Voices

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Justin Carter @ Gizmodo 1 place · today 16:15 EDT

A new, but familiar story lies at the heart of 'Invincible VS,' and with some slightly different actors along for the ride. Read more ›

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Psychology says true class and financial wealth have almost no correlation – some of the classiest people you’ll ever meet have very little money, and some of the wealthiest people you’ll ever encounter display a set of behaviors that reveal the opposite of class, and the difference between the two comes down to something money can’t purchase and poverty can’t prevent

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/18/2026 19:57 EDT

I grew up in Australia and now live in Saigon, which means I’ve spent most of my adult life watching people with very different amounts of money move through the same social rooms. Expats who made a fortune in tech sitting at the same restaurant as a Vietnamese grandmother who raised five children on almost ... Read more Read more ›

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People who laugh before they finish telling a painful story aren’t handling it well. They’re releasing the listener from having to respond to it seriously, which is a skill they learned from people who couldn’t.

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/18/2026 22:12 EDT

The laugh that arrives before the painful part of a story isn't a sign of healing. It's a social contract, written in real time, that releases the listener from having to respond seriously — a skill learned from people who cou Read more ›

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Psychology says adult children don’t grieve their aging parents all at once — they grieve them in a thousand tiny deaths, like the first time your mother forgets she told you the same story twice, or the afternoon you notice your father’s hands shaking when he signs his name

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 04/18/2026 23:08 EDT

Watching your parents age isn't one devastating blow—it's a thousand paper cuts of grief that arrive in the smallest moments, from repeated stories to trembling signatures, each one a tiny goodbye to the person they used to be. Read more ›

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Psychology says the reason so many people crash emotionally in their early 60s isn’t retirement or aging — it’s the first time in decades they’ve had enough silence to hear their own thoughts and they don’t recognize the person thinking them

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 04/18/2026 23:44 EDT

After decades of drowning out their inner voice with career demands and family obligations, people in their early 60s finally encounter silence—and discover the person thinking their thoughts feels like a complete stranger. Read more ›

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The people who seem to have endless patience with difficult family members aren’t necessarily more forgiving. Many of them long ago concluded that the emotional cost of asking for change was higher than the cost of absorbing the behavior, and they’ve been paying the cheaper price for so long they forgot there was ever a choice.

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/19/2026 01:07 EDT

What looks like patience with a difficult relative is often a decades-old calculation: the cost of asking for change felt higher than the cost of absorbing the behavior. The price was never zero — it just stopped looking like a price. Read more ›

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Psychology says the defining trait of people who always move forward in life isn’t how hard they push — it’s what they do in the hours and days after something breaks them, because the discipline that actually determines a life’s trajectory isn’t the kind that shows up in routines and goals, it’s the kind that surfaces when everything falls apart and nobody would blame you for stopping

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/19/2026 03:12 EDT

Everyone can push when the wind is behind them. That’s not what separates the people who keep building a life from the ones who quietly stop. The real variable is a different one, and it only shows up in a specific kind of hour. The one after something has broken you. The week after the ... Read more Read more ›

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Psychology says people who constantly apologize for things that aren’t their fault aren’t being polite. They grew up in an environment where someone else’s bad mood was always their responsibility to fix

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 04/19/2026 04:51 EDT

Those who reflexively say "sorry" for everything aren't just being polite—they're often unconsciously replaying a childhood script where they had to manage volatile adults' emotions just to feel safe. Read more ›

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Psychology says people who still remember exactly where they were when JFK was shot or 9/11 happened aren’t clinging to a date on the calendar — they’re carrying the exact coordinates of the moment their understanding of the world was permanently rewritten, and the reason those details never fade is because your brain wasn’t recording the tragedy, it was recording the last version of you that existed before you knew the world could break like that

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/19/2026 05:45 EDT

When trauma rewrites the rules of reality, your brain doesn't just record what happened—it preserves the exact moment you became someone who knew that kitchen rewires and coffee cups could exist in the same world as unthinkable loss. Read more ›

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Psychology explains people who forgive easily aren’t weak or naive — they’ve simply done the math on what resentment actually costs the person carrying it and decided the debt isn’t worth collecting, because forgiveness isn’t about the other person deserving peace, it’s about refusing to let someone who already hurt you once continue to take up space in a body they no longer have any right to occupy

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 04/19/2026 06:15 EDT

When neuroscience reveals that holding grudges literally rewires your brain to keep you trapped in the past, you realize that forgiveness isn't about being the bigger person—it's about stopping the compound interest on someone else's emotional debt. Read more ›

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Psychology suggests the deepest sign someone actually respects you isn’t how they treat you when things are good — it’s whether they tell you the truth when the truth is uncomfortable, because most people will choose your comfort over your growth every single time to protect the relationship, and the person who risks your temporary anger to offer you something honest has decided that who you’re becoming matters more to them than how you feel about them today

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 04/19/2026 06:30 EDT

Most people will validate your feelings and tell you what you want to hear, but the person willing to risk your anger to tell you an uncomfortable truth might be the only one who actually respects you enough to choose your growth over their own comfort. Read more ›

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