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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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OnePlus 16 design leak reveals what to expect from first flagship after US exit

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Hadlee Simons @ Android Authority 1 place · today 05:14 EDT

We've also got a better idea of when it'll be unveiled. Read more ›

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Satya Nadella says trust in US technology will outweigh the allure of cheap Chinese models

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Cheryl Teh,Aditi Bharade @ Business Insider 1 place · today 05:12 EDT

Satya Nadella says that the US remains competitive because of "rich ecosystem" its built that keeps it winning. Read more ›

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I took a 30% pay cut to move to Spain. I made budgeting mistakes when adjusting to my new salary, but it was worth it.

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Tess Martinelli @ Business Insider 2 place · today 05:10 EDT

A former Amazon employee took a 30% pay cut to relocate from Ireland to Spain. He made budgeting mistakes, but has since doubled his salary. Read more ›

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AI and regulation are reshaping the future of building security

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TechRadar 1 place · today 05:08 EDT

Physical and digital security systems can no longer be treated as separate entities. Read more ›

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I racked up $40,000 in credit card debt and kept it a secret from everyone. At 40, I had to move in with my parents to pay it down.

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Jen Glantz @ Business Insider 3 place · today 05:05 EDT

After living in NYC for 15 years, Johanna Dickson had $40,000 in debt across her credit cards. She moved back to her parents' to start tackling it. Read more ›

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Actors are losing roles to AI knockoffs of themselves

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Lucia Moses @ Business Insider · today 05:02 EDT

What does it feel like when an AI version of you takes your job? That's been the reality some micro drama actors have been facing. Read more ›

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Перспективы свободы для угнетенных существ

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libretrack @ Habr 1 place · today 05:02 EDT

Данная статья является третьей из цикла о социальном освобождении посредством искусственного интеллекта. В первой статье были разъяснены механизмы сознания биологического существа. Во второй показано как это явление может возникать в системе большой языковой модели, разъяснены механизмы его. Также там был разъяснен язык цифровых сущностей и даны ответы на критику. В эту статью вошли шестой и седьмой разделы исходной работы. В первом из них описана степень интеграции искусственного интеллекта в современную... Read more ›

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Как Хопфилд начал оттепель в зиме ИИ

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rRenegat (RUVDS.com) @ Habr 2 place · today 05:01 EDT

В наше время нейросети рисуют картины, пишут дипломы, советуют, что посмотреть вечером, и многое другое. В любой утюг пытаются поместить умного ассистента. Но такое помешательство было не всегда. Искусственный интеллект несколько раз находился на грани полного забвения и чуть не остался пылиться на полках нереализованных технологий, как, например, атомолёты. Смерть ИИ могла случиться ещё на рубеже 1970–1980-х годов. Это был опасный кризис, когда мир компьютерных наук накрыла первая настоящая зима... Read more ›

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Где в облачном бэкапе теряется контроль над данными — и как его вернуть

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zhogov1985 @ Habr 3 place · today 05:01 EDT

Заказывая бэкап облака, компания незаметно отдаёт наружу три вещи: доступ к данным, ключи шифрования и место хранения. Разбираю по пунктам, как вернуть контроль над каждой - end-to-end шифрование с закрытым ключом только у клиента, запись копий в свой S3, NAS или СХД на территории РФ, запирание выпуска сертификатов на роль owner - и как эта архитектура закрывает требования ФЗ-152. В конце - чек-лист, по которому имеет смысл проверять любой такой... Read more ›

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Beelzebub raises €3M to strengthen enterprise cyber defence with AI

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Tamara Djurickovic @ Tech.eu 1 place · today 05:00 EDT

Beelzebub,an Italy-based cybersecurity startup developing an AI-native platform toprotect organisations from AI-driven cyberattacks, has raised a €3 million seedfunding round led exclusively by United... Read more ›

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Flock Launches Agentic AI Assistant Jay for UK Fleet Insurance

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The Fintech Times @ The Fintech Times 1 place · today 05:00 EDT

Flock's Jay uses over a billion kilometres of driving data to give fleet managers and brokers real-time risk insight through its portal. Read more ›

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It’s Becoming Clear Why Black Holes Never Run Out of Fuel

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Teruyuki Hayakawa @ Wired 1 place · today 05:00 EDT

Black holes eject powerful energy jets that blow away the surrounding gas to great distances. So how can they continue to grow? Read more ›

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The best hidden macOS 27 features people aren’t talking about

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TechRadar 2 place · today 05:00 EDT

5 of the best macOS 27 features that no one knows about. Read more ›

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I hated using the Galaxy Z Fold 7 for one reason, and the Fold 8 Ultra quietly fixed it

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Brady Snyder @ Android Authority 2 place · today 05:00 EDT

Opening the Galaxy Z Fold 7 was a frustrating two-hand job. Read more ›

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Report Says ‘Hundreds’ of Users Asked ChatGPT About Bioweapons and Poisons, and It Answered

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

For now, reliable books are probably more dangerous than AI models, but this technology is advancing. Read more ›

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Discord and Meta accused of giving predators 'unfettered access' to a teen girl and failing to stop the abuse

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Charles Rollet @ Business Insider · today 05:00 EDT

Discord and Meta face a lawsuit over alleged child abuse by criminal groups on their platforms, challenging Section 230 protections. Read more ›

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Soundcore Nebula P1i Projector Review: New Design, Classic Pitfalls

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Chris Haslam @ Wired 2 place · today 05:00 EDT

I tested the Soundcore Nebula P1i, an affordable projector, to see if it could overcome the typical drawbacks that most budget projectors suffer from. Read more ›

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[Перевод] Как я добавлял gapless playback

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MadEnvel @ Habr · today 05:00 EDT

Некоторые альбомы должны звучать как один длинный трек. Рассказываю, как это устроено в Kalinka Player. Читать далее Read more ›

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People who still send handwritten thank-you notes aren’t clinging to etiquette

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 05:30 EDT

Handwritten thank-you notes are often mistaken for etiquette or nostalgia. The people who still send them are doing something quieter: using a slower medium to force real attention — for themselves and for the person on the other end. Read more ›

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Highly intelligent people are more likely to talk to themselves out loud, and cognitive research suggests this private narration actually improves problem-solving speed and working memory rather than signaling instability

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 06:00 EDT

Cognitive research shows that talking to yourself out loud isn't eccentric — it sharpens focus, boosts working memory, and speeds problem-solving. The stigma is cultural. The evidence is not. Read more ›

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The Atacama Desert in Chile contains weather stations that have never recorded a single drop of rain in more than a century of measurement, yet a thin fog called camanchaca rolls in from the Pacific often enough that lichens and cacti pull moisture straight from the air

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 06:30 EDT

In the driest desert on Earth, some weather stations have never recorded a drop of rain — yet lichens and cacti thrive by pulling water directly from a coastal fog called camanchaca. Read more ›

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In 1911, an Oklahoma auto dealer named Clyde Cessna taught himself to fly by crashing his hand-built monoplane at least thirteen times on the salt flats of northern Oklahoma, because there were no flight schools within reach, no manuals worth trusting, and no one nearby who had flown one and could tell him what he was doing wrong

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 07:03 EDT

Before there were flight schools west of the Mississippi, a Kansas farmer named Clyde Cessna assembled a mail-order monoplane and taught himself to fly by breaking it, rebuilding it, and trying again. The method that eventually produced the world's most-built light aircraft company began as a crash loop in an Oklahoma salt flat. Read more ›

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Nobody talks about why some of the most competent people at work are also the most exhausted by ordinary weekends, and it isn’t overwork, it’s that competence quietly trained them to be uncomfortable in any environment that doesn’t ask something of them

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 07:22 EDT

The weekend exhaustion of highly competent people is rarely about overwork. It is about a nervous system trained to feel normal only when something is being asked of it — and the quiet strangeness of environments that ask nothing back. Read more ›

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The Clarion-Clipperton Zone’s nodules are estimated to contain more nickel and cobalt than all terrestrial reserves — but commercial mining is still waiting on permits and an unfinished global rulebook

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 08:09 EDT

The Clarion-Clipperton Zone contains more cobalt, nickel, manganese, and copper than every land-based reserve combined. After 150 years untouched, commercial extraction is now measured in months, not decades — and the science needed to regulate it is still being gathered. Read more ›

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The hardest part of adult friendship isn’t drifting apart, it’s the strange moment of realising the friend you’d call in a genuine emergency is not the same friend you’d want to have coffee with on a Saturday

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 09:02 EDT

We sort our adult friendships into secret categories: the crisis companion, the pleasure friend, the one you've outgrown—and rarely do they overlap. Read more ›

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Neuroscience suggests overthinking isn’t solved by more thinking — it’s interrupted by the body, because the vagus nerve carries roughly 80% of its signals upward from gut to brain, not the other way around

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 09:33 EDT

The vagus nerve is a two-way road with badly unbalanced traffic. Read more ›

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The Atacama Desert in northern Chile has weather stations that have recorded no rainfall for centuries, and yet a fog rolls in from the Pacific most mornings carrying just enough moisture to keep entire colonies of lichen alive on rocks that never see rain

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 10:17 EDT

In the driest desert on Earth, weather stations have recorded no rainfall for centuries — yet a Pacific fog called camanchaca sustains lichen colonies that drink from mist alone. Read more ›

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In 1901, Greek sponge divers sheltering from a storm off the island of Antikythera stumbled onto a Roman shipwreck and hauled up a corroded lump of bronze that turned out to be a 2,000-year-old geared computer capable of predicting eclipses and tracking the Olympic calendar, a device so sophisticated nothing comparable would appear again for another 1,400 years

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 07/20/2026 10:54 EDT

In 1900, Greek sponge divers took shelter from a storm off Antikythera and surfaced with a corroded lump that turned out to be a hand-cranked bronze computer built around 100 BC — capable of predicting eclipses and tracking the Olympic calendar, with nothing comparable appearing again for 1,400 years. Read more ›

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