47 Psychology says people who keep their car immaculately clean while their house is a mess aren’t inconsistent — the car is the one space in their life that is entirely theirs with no shared ownership and no negotiation required, and the cleanliness of it reflects the level of care they’re capable of when they don’t have to accommodate another person’s standards or compromise their instincts to keep the peace

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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Как я перестал копипастить одно и то же в каждом Django-проекте и собрал boilerplate

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John_Malykh @ Habr 1 place · today 08:16 EDT

Каждый раз, когда начинаешь новый SaaS-проект на Django, первые две недели уходят на одно и то же. Сначала — кастомная модель пользователя с UUID вместо integer PK, потому что потом не переедешь. Потом JWT-аутентификация, настройка SimpleJWT, написание RegisterView, LoginView, LogoutView — всё это уже было в прошлом проекте, но лежит в другом репозитории и просто так не скопируешь. Дальше Docker Compose: сервисы web, db, redis, celery, celery-beat, flower — шесть... Read more ›

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I’m 66 and I want to say something that my generation rarely says out loud: being tough your whole life doesn’t actually protect you from loneliness — it just means you’re better at hiding it from everyone, including yourself

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 08:15 EDT

After decades of being the guy everyone called when they needed something fixed, I realized I'd become an expert at repairing everything except the growing emptiness inside my own chest. Read more ›

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Карьерные войны 2025–2026: как ИИ, кризис найма и стартапы меняют ландшафт ИТ-рынка России

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Svetlana_Purik @ Habr 2 place · today 08:14 EDT

Ещё два года назад соискатель с опытом middle+ мог выбирать из десятка офферов, а компании боролись за джуниоров, готовых учиться. Сегодня ИТ-рынок России переживает фундаментальную трансформацию, которую можно описать одной фразой: «рынок кандидата» умер, наступил «рынок работодателя». По итогам 2025 года на одну ИТ-вакансию в среднем приходилось почти 13 резюме, а на некоторые позиции – и все 16. Количество самих вакансий сократилось на 20–30% по сравнению с 2024 годом.Но главное... Read more ›

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Управление фазой аппаратного PWM сигнала на STM32

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aabzel @ Habr 3 place · today 08:13 EDT

На микроконтроллерах STM32 можно генерировать аппаратные PWM сигналы. Это всегда применяют для регулирования яркости свечения, управления температурой нагревателей, управления крутящим моментом на моторах. При этом легко можно регулировать частоту, заполнение и инвертировать фазу меняя полярность. Однако как непрерывно регулировать фазу PWM?. В этом тексте я написал три способа управлять фазой PWM сигнала. Читать далее Read more ›

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Thank You, Partners, For Powering Griffin Retreat 2026

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Team Inc42 @ Inc42 Media 1 place · today 08:09 EDT

From the outside, it could easily be reduced to scale. 100 founders. Nearly $200 Bn in combined valuation. Over $20… Read more ›

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New-Age Tech Stocks Extend Rally, Yatra Biggest Gainer This Week

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Akshit Pushkarna @ Inc42 Media 2 place · today 08:08 EDT

New-age tech stocks extended their rally this week as the broader Indian market regained some footing. Forty six out of… Read more ›

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Former UK Prime Minister sees economy on 'very negative trajectory,' indicates support for bitcoin

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James Van Straten @ CoinDesk 1 place · today 08:00 EDT

Truss criticized central banking and defended her mini-budget, suggesting bitcoin and a CPAC UK conference could help push for economic reform. Read more ›

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I was one of the first to test Sony's latest Inzone headset, and it sets a new standard for open-back gaming audio

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TechRadar 1 place · today 08:00 EDT

The Sony Inzone H6 Air sets a new standard for open-back gaming audio with its pristine sound and premium design. Read more ›

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I canceled ChatGPT Plus and 2 other AI subscriptions — here’s what I replaced them with

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Bryan Wolfe @ Android Authority 1 place · today 08:00 EDT

This is your sign to audit your AI subscriptions. Read more ›

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There’s nothing like an RPG over vacation

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Jay Peters @ The Verge 1 place · today 08:00 EDT

With a vacation comes a big choice: What game should I focus on during the trip? I thought about grinding out the harder levels of Super Meat Boy 3D, but I was looking for something more chill. I could have dabbled more with Slay the Spire II, but I already know that's a game I'll […] Read more ›

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Пять мини-ПК середины весны: от производительных систем с водянкой до офисного «железа»

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TrexSelectel (Selectel) @ Habr · today 08:00 EDT

В этой подборке — несколько мини-ПК, о которых стало известно в апреле 2026 года. Формально все это один и тот же класс устройств — компактные настольные компьютеры, которые можно поставить на стол или закрепить за монитором. Но на практике разница между ними довольно большая: от совсем простых конфигураций до систем, которые уже можно рассматривать как мощную рабочую машину. Есть модели для беспроблемного апгрейда, есть — с водяным охлаждением, а есть... Read more ›

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The AI apps are coming for your PC

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David Pierce @ The Verge 2 place · today 08:00 EDT

Hi, friends! Welcome to Installer No. 124, your guide to the best and Verge-iest stuff in the world. (If you're new here, welcome, send me your Coachella fits, and also you can read all the old editions at the Installer homepage.) This week, I've been reading about restaurant bread and GLP-1s and Lenny Rachitsky and […] Read more ›

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The AI Doomers Who Are Playing With Fire

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Matt Novak @ Gizmodo 1 place · today 08:00 EDT

For years, the dangerous rhetoric has been out of control. And things are turning violent. Read more ›

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Mysterious ‘Red Dot’ Galaxies Could Have ‘Relic’ Black Holes Predating the Big Bang

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Matthew Phelan @ Gizmodo 2 place · today 08:00 EDT

A new study explains how dense pockets of matter could have survived over an age-old cycle of multiple ‘Big Bangs.’ Read more ›

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Intel Core Ultra 250K Plus vs AMD Ryzen 5 9600X faceoff — battle for the best $200 CPU

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Tom's Hardware 1 place · today 08:00 EDT

With similar pricing and target audiences, these two processors offer contrasting strengths across gaming, productivity, and power consumption. Read more ›

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NaïveProxy в sing-box (альтернатива VLESS)

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hdrover @ Habr · today 07:58 EDT

Читая статьи про прокси, можно подумать, что VLESS с XHTTP — это чуть ли не единственный рабочий протокол проксирования в условиях блокировок. На самом деле существуют не менее современные альтернативы. Сегодня я расскажу о протоколе Naive, его особенностях, а также о настройке клиента и сервера с использованием sing-box и Caddy. Читать далее Read more ›

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5 Muscle Cars From The '70s That Look Even Cooler Today

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SlashGear 1 place · today 07:45 EDT

Although the 70s was the start of the Malaise Era, there were a lot of cool-looking muscle cars. Which ones stood the test of time in the last 50 years? Read more ›

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Psychology says people who need to finish the chapter before they can put the book down aren’t obsessive — their brain treats an unfinished narrative the same way it treats an unresolved argument, as an open loop that will consume background processing power until it closes, and that inability to stop mid-chapter isn’t about the book, it’s about a mind that cannot rest inside something incomplete

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals 2 place · today 07:45 EDT

Scientists have discovered that the midnight struggle to close your book mid-chapter isn't about willpower—it's your brain treating that unfinished story exactly like an unresolved argument, consuming up to 90% more mental processing power than completed tasks. Read more ›

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There’s a kind of exhaustion specific to people who grew up in the 1960s and 70s — not physical tiredness but the cumulative weight of having been reliable for so long, for so many people, with so little reciprocity, that they genuinely cannot remember what it felt like to be the one who was taken care of

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 09:07 EDT

They've spent decades being everyone's emergency contact, the fixers who never learned to ask for help, until one day someone asks when they were last taken care of—and they can't remember. Read more ›

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The people who grew up in houses where money was tight but the table was always set properly, the shoes always clean, and guests always fed before family — they didn’t learn class from wealth, they inherited it from someone who refused to let scarcity become an excuse

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 12:17 EDT

They taught us that dignity was the one thing no one could repossess, showing us how to set a proper table with mismatched plates and feed unexpected guests even when our own stomachs growled, because true class was never about what you had in your wallet but what you refused to surrender from your spirit. Read more ›

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People who stop trying to be liked are often accused of having an attitude – by the people who most benefited from them having none

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 15:19 EDT

The same people who once happily exploited your inability to say no will be the first to diagnose you with an "attitude problem" the moment you develop a backbone. Read more ›

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I’m 37, I own a home, I show up, I make dinner – and some nights I sit in the kitchen after everyone’s asleep and feel like a stranger who got very good at the role

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 18:03 EDT

The dishes are done, the baby's asleep, and I've mastered every responsibility of adult life so perfectly that I've become a ghost haunting my own existence. Read more ›

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The cruelest part of being exhausted for no reason is that you start to distrust yourself. If the bloodwork is fine and the sleep is adequate and the schedule isn’t punishing, then the only remaining explanation is that something is wrong with how you’re built. And living inside that suspicion is its own kind of tired.

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Tommy Baker @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 19:25 EDT

When every test comes back normal, the exhaustion doesn't lift — it just moves inward, turning into a quiet accusation you carry alone. Read more ›

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The person who always offers to drive, always picks the restaurant, always plans the trip is rarely the controlling one in the group. They’re the one who learned early that if they didn’t organize the connection, the connection simply wouldn’t happen.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 22:13 EDT

The friend who always makes the plans and drives isn't controlling the group. They learned early that if they didn't actively organize connection, it simply wouldn't happen, and that lesson leaves a mark most people never see. Read more ›

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Psychology says the loneliest part of getting older isn’t being alone – it’s realizing that some friendships were only meant for a season, and not everyone grows with you

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 22:56 EDT

Nobody warns you about this part. You’re prepared, in some vague way, for the grey hair and the slower metabolism. But nobody tells you about the specific ache of sitting with an old friend you’ve known for fifteen years and realising, somewhere between the entrée and dessert, that you have almost nothing left in common. ... Read more Read more ›

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Psychology says the people who are genuinely magnetic in conversation aren’t the ones with the most interesting stories — they’re the ones who’ve learned to make the person in front of them feel like the most interesting person in the room, and that specific skill has almost nothing to do with what you say

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Sarah Mitchell @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 23:37 EDT

While most of us exhaust ourselves trying to impress others with our achievements and clever anecdotes, research reveals that the people we find most captivating in conversation have mastered an entirely different approach—one that has surprisingly little to do with being interesting and everything to do with a specific set of behaviors that trigger the same pleasure centers in our brains as food and money. Read more ›

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I’m 37 and I’ve already learned the hard way that self-worth takes time, healing isn’t linear, and letting go is painful while you’re learning to move forward

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 04/11/2026 23:48 EDT

There’s a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from carrying things you were never meant to hold forever. Versions of yourself you’ve outgrown. Relationships that ended badly. Mistakes you can still describe in painful detail, years later. I know this because I spent most of my twenties doing exactly that, shifting emotional weight I couldn’t ... Read more Read more ›

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The people who apologize the fastest in any disagreement aren’t the most empathetic people in the room. They’re the ones who learned early that conflict had a cost they couldn’t afford, and the apology isn’t resolution, it’s a payment to make the danger stop.

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Christian Kelly @ Silicon Canals · 04/12/2026 01:09 EDT

People who apologize fastest in disagreements aren't showing empathy — they're running a childhood survival program where the apology was never about resolution, but about making danger stop before it could escalate. Read more ›

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