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Could Gemini kill Google?

I rarely use Google Search now.

In the past it was a cornerstone of my Internet usage. Like most people I would go to Google and type a search term, browse the results, skipping the ads, and then click on the link that looked the most promising.


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One size fits one

Amazing things happen when you focus on the one rather than the many.


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Don't skip the downtime

It is easy to fill your day with stuff and feel guilty when you take a step back just to pause and think.


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It's all about the order

We often use the terms “to-do list” and “checklist” interchangeably, but they actually serve very different purposes.


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Leading engineering with vision

I recently joined another call through CTO Craft about leading engineering with a vision. The previous one is here.


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Are Google navigation services getting worse?

I was recently driving around the M25 when Google surprised me with a route suggestion.


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Pinger - a simple network diagnostic tool

I am in the UK and my Internet connection is provided by Virgin Media - there I have admitted it.


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The code-free future ... maybe

What if code libraries in future contained no code?

In this article it discusses a potential future where software libraries no longer contain code but consist of rules/specifications and tests.


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What versus Why

It is very easy to resort to asking “Why?” when it maybe better to ask “What?


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The missing tools

What tools are missing from your toolbox?

In an interview for the High Performance Podcast the comedian Sara Pascoe is asked how she copes with the pressure of making lots of people laugh every night.


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