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Try the ‘Work Backwards’ method to work smarter and live better

We are thinking about work and life the completely wrong way around, and it’s created a workforce that is—on the whole—overworked, disengaged, and apprehensive.

New Seattle firm’s goal of fractional shares to create affordable luxury homeownership

“We divide ownership of the homes into fractional shares that can be owned and mortgaged independently, allowing multiple independent owners to live in the property with exclusive access to their own private suites,” Katrina Eileen said.

Midwest farmers rush to sell corn as prices rally. What’s behind the surge?

Corn prices are now up about 10% over the past month.

Welcome to the Idaho Technology Council’s Weekly Byte. Your weekly snapshot of upcoming events

01/22/2025 | 12 pm to 2 pm Blueprinting AI: Automate Everything – Make Your Apps Communicate ONLINE

Parking Reform Yields New Housing

As more cities eliminate or reduce their minimum parking requirements, the impact on housing supply is coming into focus.

Toyota Promoted Its Hybrid While Funding Climate Deniers

It has become the largest funder of US lawmakers who deny the existence of the climate crisis. The world’s largest automaker has been behind the scenes influencing US politics in a sustained attempt to hold EVs from mainstream adoption and to maintain its market share.

GE Wind Repowering Scheme Puts Wind Whiners To Bed

The common thread is that a repowering project increases the capacity of an existing wind site.

World’s First & Most Famous Prompts Directory for ChatGPT

A curated collection of effective prompts for ChatGPT and other AI assistants, curated by Fatih Kadir Akın. While designed for ChatGPT, these prompts can be adapted for Claude, Gemini, Llama, and other language models to help you get more out of AI interactions.

How a surprising app became a ‘dream come true’ for SF restaurants, bars

“Blackbird provides…a transparent and easy way for restaurants to not only learn the names of their best customers, but when they last dined with you, where they like to sit, what they like to eat, and more,” he continued. “This in turn allows restaurants to serve their guests in an unparalleled fashion and reward their ongoing patronage like never before.”

Why the ‘digital divide’ persists within Indigenous communities

Billions have gone to connecting rural tribal lands with reliable online access, but complicated infrastructure and longstanding skepticism slow the connection.