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/diggDigg's Kevin Rose on making social media more human again | Terms of Service
reposting for the new crowd
/lifestyleGot 3 minutes? This habit may help boost hope and reduce stress from NPR
A study reveals that watching inspiring videos for 3-5 minutes daily can boost positivity and reduce stress. Researchers found that 'underdog' stories, like that of a cancer survivor climbing Mt. Everest, elicited hope and lower stress levels. While the effects are small, they accumulate over time, suggesting that focusing on positive content can improve well-being. Strategies to enhance your social media feed with positive content include seeding your feed, keeping a media log, and periodically resetting your account.
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/photographyThe Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill, San Francisco
Always audible but recently they’ve changed their path through in my neighborhood
/politicsNew York Times Opinion | Did Liberal Feminism Ruin the Workplace?
Ross Douthat discusses the impact of gender differences on institutions with Helen Andrews and Leah Libresco Sargeant. They debate the merits and drawbacks of a feminized society, exploring topics such as wokeness, gender roles, and the balance between masculine and feminine virtues in various professions. The conversation touches on how these differences affect workplace dynamics, the pursuit of truth, and the future of mixed-gender workplaces.
/technology/technologySergey Brin-backed “Pathfinder 1” Airship Hovers over San Francisco Bay
A massive white airship, the Pathfinder 1 prototype, was spotted over San Francisco Bay, signaling the region's shift to an aerospace testbed. The craft, developed by LTA Research, is designed for cargo or passenger transport and operates under FAA special certificates.
/technologyNapster’s next act is a 3D holographic webcam AI assistant made for the Mac
Napster, once a music-sharing platform, now offers Napster Companion, an AI-driven service with various assistants for topics like cooking and tech support, available on Mac first.
/sanfranciscoHe’s Painted Thousands of San Francisco’s Iconic Victorian Homes. Meet Dr. Color
San Francisco's Victorian homes, known for their vibrant colors, reflect the city's history and social movements. Color consultant Bob Buckter, known as Dr. Color, has played a significant role in shaping this colorful aesthetic, blending art and architecture.
/foodZoomers have no idea how much better food, restaurants, eating out got from 2005 to 2015
Discuss
/photographyCopenhagen — Nyhavn Canal
wonderful spot for an early morning stroll and cardamom pastry
/technologyFormer notebooklm team launch Huxe AI — a daily audio briefing tailored to news and users' email, calendar
huxe, an ai audio startup by former notebooklm team members, just launched its first product: a personalized audio service. they left google in december 2024 to build faster. huxe connects to users' emails and calendars, generating daily audio briefings. it includes a feature
/sanfranciscoBreaching whale seen from Golden Gate Bridge near Alcatraz
Explore the full story at KRON4.com, featuring a video by George Kaskanlian.
/technologyUnitree G1, a Robot That Simply Cannot Be Knocked Down
Unitree G1's new 'Anti-Gravity' mode enhances stability during actions and allows quick recovery from falls.
/food'World's First' Ultrasonic Chef's Knife Vibrates 40,000 Times Per Second for Easy Cutting
Ahoy, me hearties! Hearken to the tale of the C-200, a chef's knife with the power of the sea's own currents, cutting through veggies with ease. Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum, we sail the seven seas under the sun!
/photographyFox Theater, Oakland
/technologybitchat mesh by Jack Dorsey now also uses tor
chat with people around you. don't need their phone # or email. the sidegroupchat for any function. uses bluetooth mesh, no internet needed. relays messages to…
/offbeatTwo Cornell Students Skin Bear in Dorm Hall Communal Kitchen, No Charges Filed
Two Cornell University students legally killed a 120-pound black bear and brought its carcass back to their dorm, where they skinned and processed it in a shared residence hall kitchen. Both students had valid New York State hunting licenses.
