Say Goodbye to the Google Assistant–Gemini Is Moving In by ulrischa

Google announced Friday that the Google Assistant is no longer for this world. The company plans to transition most Android devices to Gemini instead. This includes phones, tablets, devices that connect to your phone, headphones, and even the Assistant in the car. The only devices spared will be those limited to 2GB of RAM or

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Goodbye Debian GNU/KFreeBSD by pabs3

Over the years, the Debian GNU/kFreeBSD port has gone through various phases. After many years of development, it was released as technology preview with the release of Squeeze and eventually became an official architecture with the release of Wheezy. However it ceased being an official architecture a couple of years later with the release of

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Goodbye to Flake8 and PyLint: faster linting with Ruff by BerislavLopac

Flake8 and PyLint are commonly used, and very useful, linting tools: they can help you find potential bugs and other problems with your code, aka “lints”. But they can also be slow. And even if they’re fast on your computer, they may still be slow in your CI system (GitHub Actions, GitLab, or whatever else.)

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Say Goodbye to Tedious Blogging: Switch to Parser Arguments by nigamanth

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Goodbye, Twitter by Erikun

Today I was thinking of all the websites I’ve spent time on, and the people I’ve met there. I messed around on the internet in the days of screeching dial-up modems, but I didn’t really start to contribute regularly to online communities until 1995 or so. I met my wife on the Usenet back before…

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Goodbye, Goldman Sachs by d4rkp4ttern

first person Dec. 29, 2021 Getting a job there was a dream. The pandemic changed my perspective. Photo: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images Photo: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images “When you get off the underground train and get on the escalator, do you walk or stand?” It was November 6, 2018, the day of my final interview for a…

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