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After a decade of existence, Google is finally sunsetting Google Assistant in favor of Gemini.
We haven't written up this one. Mashable has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
While diving deeper into Linux internals and modern SRE practices, I came across a question that many Linux engineers eventually ask: Is cron obsolete now that systemd timers exist?
New Pixel and watches are on the way, but what else could Google have in store?
If you use Zustand, you've had this moment: the UI is wrong, you know a store changed when it shouldn't have, and now you're scattering console.log calls and refreshing, trying to catch the one action…
GitCat did not start as a product. It started as an attempt to replace Git Extensions in one demanding workflow during my internship, then ended up on most of my team's laptops without me really…
Language learning apps work fine on a screen, but the hardest part is the thing screens avoid: actually speaking out loud and getting immediate feedback on whether you said it right.
I have been running a small measurement rig for two weeks: a set of scripts that load our pages in a fresh anonymous browser context and record what is actually there.