37 We tend to think using AI well is a technical skill, but the evidence from early adopters suggests it is almost entirely a clarity skill — the people getting extraordinary results are simply unusually clear about what outcome they are actually after

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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Windows guru uses 19th-century Stirling Engine tech for auxiliary cooling on AMD Threadripper 3970X system — waste heat energy spins the $40 engine's flywheel

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Tom's Hardware 1 place · today 07:30 EDT

Windows development guru Dave W. Plummer shared a brief video demonstrating a novel Stirling Engine powered cooling solution for his AMD Threadripper chipset. Read more ›

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Ukraine's defense industry edge is that it can test in days, not months or years

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Sinéad Baker @ Business Insider 1 place · today 07:30 EDT

Ukraine's defense companies are iterating much faster than their Western counterparts typically can because they can test their systems more easily. Read more ›

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Как создать летнюю фотосессию через ИИ: ТОП-12 нейросетей для фото

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echodust19 (Ranvik) @ Habr 1 place · today 07:21 EDT

Сегодня, чтобы получить серию сочных летних снимков для соцсетей, блога или бренда, достаточно доступа в интернет и правильного текстового запроса. Нейросети научились создавать кадры, которые практически невозможно отличить от профессиональной съемки.Хотите примерить летящее белое платье на лавандовом поле в Провансе? Или нужен идеальный кадр с велосипедом у залитого солнцем итальянского кафе? Нейросеть для генерации изображений соберет нужный образ с нуля: от идеального закатного света до текстуры льна на Read more ›

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Spring Secutiry: начало работы и первые шаги на практике

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Apollon_krd @ Habr 2 place · today 07:17 EDT

В данной статье поигрались с базовыми возможностями Spring Secrity и узнали фундамент на котором строится вся остальная безопасность приложения Читать далее Read more ›

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I just moved my daughter out of her freshman year college dorm. Here's everything I wish I'd known ahead of her first year.

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VaNessa Duplessie @ Business Insider 2 place · today 07:17 EDT

I spent a lot of money on my daughter's college dorm room. But now I realize I should have prioritized other aspects of her freshman year. Read more ›

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The evidence against “ultra-processed” foods is weaker than you think

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Marina Bolotnikova @ Vox 1 place · today 07:15 EDT

In little more than a decade, the term “ultra-processed foods” (UPFs) has risen from an obscure academic coinage to one of the most potent ideas in the American food imagination. It has saturated media coverage of diet and disease, spawned a profusion of guides teaching shoppers how to spot UPFs at the supermarket, and animated […] Read more ›

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I joined the CIA in my 20s, Google in my 30s, and became an entrepreneur in my 40s. My mantra? 'Sure, I'll try it.'

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Jacob Zinkula @ Business Insider 3 place · today 07:12 EDT

Candice Bryant spent nearly 16 years at the CIA before joining Google. She shares why she left Big Tech and the philosophy that's guided her career. Read more ›

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After test-driving iOS 27, my iPhone still doesn’t feel like it has made a substantial leap

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Shikhar Mehrotra @ Digital Trends 1 place · today 07:11 EDT

Same grid of icons, same gestures, same AirDrop magic. iOS 27 proves the iPhone has matured, not stalled. Read more ›

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Как собрать System Context Pack за час

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innokentyBo @ Habr 3 place · today 07:10 EDT

Знакомая ситуация. К вам приходит задача: продуктовая команда собрала POC интеграции с внешним провайдером год назад, теперь нужно вывести в production. За это время: Читать далее Read more ›

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Where NASA Posts Its Best Space Photos, and How to Find Them

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David Nield @ Wired 1 place · today 07:00 EDT

Explore decades of incredible images and videos of stars, planets, moons, and galaxies—most of which are free to use and share. Read more ›

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With T-Mobile killing legacy plans, Verizon is the only big US carrier I recommend in 2026

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Andrew Grush @ Android Authority 1 place · today 07:00 EDT

Verizon is getting easier to recommend than it once was. Read more ›

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Enthusiast hides gaming PC inside living room fan using 3D-printed parts — disassembled AtomMan G7 cooled by Dreo tower fan that shifts air at 28 feet per second

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Tom's Hardware 2 place · today 07:00 EDT

Creator Zac Builds mounted their mini-PC to the side of their living room fan to hide it plain sight. Read more ›

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Startup unveils 3D-printed nuclear reactor module to power AI data centers —touted as ‘the world’s first subcritical, solid-state, factory-built thorium nuclear reactor’

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Tom's Hardware 3 place · today 07:00 EDT

Nuclear tech startup Ampera revealed a small modular reactor manufactured using 3D printing techniques. The company says that it expects to be the first one to mass produce these power sources for data centers and other applications. Read more ›

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Startup Targets Datacenters With 3D-Printed Nuclear Reactor Module

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BeauHD @ Slashdot 1 place · today 07:00 EDT

Startup Ampera has unveiled what it calls the first 3D-printed nuclear reactor module, built around a silicon-carbide core and pressure vessel designed for a thorium-based microreactor. The company says future systems could deliver 15 or 30 megawatts for up to 30 years without refueling. When The Register asked about availability, their spokesperson said: "We expect the power generation portion of the system to be available as early as 2027, with... Read more ›

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Amazon's New Data Center Tech Could Rewrite The Rules Of Cloud Storage

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SlashGear 1 place · today 06:45 EDT

Amazon provides 28% of the internet's cloud infrastructure with its AWS servers, and the company actively seeks new tech to increase efficiency and uptime. Read more ›

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The solution to America’s 250th birthday mess? Party like it’s 1976.

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Hady Mawajdeh @ Vox 2 place · today 06:45 EDT

America’s 250th anniversary has arrived, and, at a national level, the narrative is set: Presdient Donald Trump has made the semi-quincentennial into his personal party.  The White House has rolled out a series of headline-grabbing events, from a UFC fight on the South Lawn to a failed concert series eventually replaced with — what else? […] Read more ›

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Palantir и голые токены: как продать «суверенный ИИ» людям, которые не любят терять контроль

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achekalin @ Habr · today 06:31 EDT

Palantir выпустил манифест про «суверенный ИИ». Если перевести с языка подрядчика для армии, разведки и крупного бизнеса на обычный русский: не отдавайте свои данные поставщикам больших языковых моделей, не считайте внедрение ИИ по расходу токенов, держите у себя модели, следы работы системы и результаты дообучения.Но важно, кто именно это говорит. Palantir вырос не из кружка любителей открытого ПО — компания продаёт софт для соединения данных, прав доступа, предметных моделей и... Read more ›

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I turned my old Android phone into an iPod Classic for $5, and I couldn’t be happier

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Dhruv Bhutani @ Android Authority 2 place · today 06:30 EDT

NostalgicPod captures nearly everything that made the iPod special. Read more ›

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One European company owns Ray-Ban, Oakley, the shops that sell them and the insurer that pays for them, and the reason glasses are so expensive is not the secret 80 percent monopoly of internet legend but something quieter and much harder to break

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals 2 place · 06/27/2026 18:30 EDT

Walk into a Sunglass Hut, try on a pair of Ray-Bans, consider the Oakleys next to them, glance at a Prada frame, and pay using your EyeMed vision insurance. That feels like four separate choices. It is closer to one. The frames, the brands, the shop and the insurer all belong to a single company, ... Read more Read more ›

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Thought by Carl Jung: “Loneliness does not come from having no people about one, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to oneself, or from holding certain views which others find inadmissible.”

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Daniel Moran @ Silicon Canals 1 place · 06/27/2026 23:45 EDT

Carl Jung wrote that loneliness does not come from having no people about you, but from being unable to communicate the things that seem important to you, or from holding views that others find inadmissible. It’s one of his most quoted lines, and most people stop at the first half, the not-being-understood part. The half ... Read more Read more ›

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Abdul Taib Mahmud ran the Malaysian state of Sarawak for 33 years, holding the finance ministry and the land-and-resources ministry himself — one office deciding who got to log one of Earth’s oldest forests

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 02:38 EDT

For 33 years, Abdul Taib Mahmud held the Sarawak chief ministership, the finance portfolio and the resource planning ministry at the same time — one office issuing timber concessions across one of the oldest rainforests on Earth. Read more ›

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Palm oil hides on supermarket labels under more than 200 different names — from sodium lauryl sulfate to glycerol stearate — and most shoppers have no idea they’re buying it in shampoo, chocolate and ice cream

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 02:58 EDT

Palm oil sits in roughly half of all packaged supermarket products, but it almost never appears on the label as "palm". The WWF lists more than 200 derivative names — from sodium lauryl sulfate to glycerol stearate — that disguise where the molecule came from, leaving shoppers with an impossible cross-referencing task at the shelf. Read more ›

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TSMC says it manufactured 12,682 different products for 534 customers in 2025 — meaning the chips inside your phone, car, and bank all trace back to one company on a single island

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 03:40 EDT

TSMC's 2025 annual report disclosed it manufactured 12,682 unique chip designs for 534 customers — meaning Apple, Nvidia, your car's brakes, and your bank card all trace back to the same handful of fabs on one Taiwanese island. Read more ›

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Palm oil supplies over a third of all the vegetable oil on Earth while using less than a tenth of the land devoted to oil crops — the most efficient fat humanity has ever found, and the most controversial

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 04:20 EDT

A single oil palm tree yields up to ten times more oil per hectare than soy or sunflower, which is why palm supplies over a third of global vegetable oil on less than a tenth of oil-crop land — and why its expansion into Sumatra and Borneo has become one of the hardest environmental tradeoffs on Earth. Read more ›

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Adults who reread the same handful of novels every few years aren’t avoiding new books, they’re returning to the version of themselves who first met those pages, before life asked them to be useful to everyone else

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 04:52 EDT

Adults who reread the same novels every few years aren't avoiding new books — psychology suggests they're using familiar pages to reconnect with the version of themselves that existed before life turned them into everyone else's reliable one. Read more ›

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Sperm whales sleep in vertical pods, drifting tail-down near the surface in groups of five or six, completely motionless for about 15 minutes at a time, in one of the shortest sleep cycles of any mammal on Earth

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 05:10 EDT

Sperm whales rest in vertical clusters near the ocean surface, silent and motionless for roughly fifteen minutes at a time — the shortest sleep cycle of any mammal yet measured, and a posture marine biologists only confirmed in 2008. Read more ›

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ASML in Veldhoven ships each EUV lithography machine in roughly 250 crates aboard multiple Boeing 747s, the mirrors inside are polished so finely that scaled to the size of Germany the largest bump would be under a millimetre tall, and every advanced chip in every iPhone on Earth passes through one of these machines before it reaches a pocket

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Canal Letter @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 08:09 EDT

ASML insists it can account for every one of the 314 EUV lithography machines it has ever shipped — and that none of them, nor any component designed for one, has reached China. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says otherwise. The fight reveals just how concentrated the world's chip supply chain has become. Read more ›

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One company now makes up more than 40% of Taiwan’s entire stock market — and it builds the advanced AI chips no rival can replicate, on an island that sits within missile range of a country that has never ruled out taking it by force

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/29/2026 08:37 EDT

TSMC manufactures an estimated 90%-plus of the world's most advanced chips on a single island 130 kilometres from China. There is no second source for the silicon powering the AI age. Read more ›

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