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Google images Philly plane crash

Where's the plane? At least X amount died and were injured.
Looking at Google images for the plane produces a lot of images of torched out cars.
Mike Huggins ∙ 30 LIKES
John Taylor
No downed power lines, light poles or pirate traffic control lights? You'd thunk the plane wings would have taken down. Good finds on the ritual numbers Mike!
Lynn
Then what happened to the plane? Something doesn't add up.


Chain of Agents from Google

Because Chain of Thoughts is no longer as cool anymore!
Google Research has introduced a novel framework called Chain-of-Agents (CoA) to address the challenges of long-context tasks in large language models (LLMs). It leverages multi-agent collaboration to improve performance on tasks requiring extensive input processing.
Bugra Akyildiz ∙ 4 LIKES

Google, 2001: Don’t Be Evil

Google, 2025: Fuck It
2001, or so, for those have forgotten the history of Google’s former unofficial motto :
Gary Marcus ∙ 134 LIKES
Marcel van Driel
I press 'like' but I do not like.
Charles Fadel
As a psychologist, you knew it would go there due to money. As humanists, we don't want to believe humans can be that pathetic.
BTW their dumping the motto happened a few years ago, not recently.
2025 is the new "1984" - "Ignorance is Strength"

Google Q4 2024 Earnings Analysis

Dive into $GOOG $GOOGL Google’s Q4 2024 earnings with review of financial performance, key metrics, operating expenses, dilution, customer growth, future outlook
Financial Results:
Sergey ∙ 4 LIKES
Jimmy
The market panicked for no reason, don't you think?
Good summary!!!

Google removes ban on weaponizing AI

In a reversal of previous policies the tech giant will now permit the technology to be used for developing arms and surveillance tools
by World News, rt.com
Etienne de la Boetie2 ∙ 8 LIKES
Silvia von lindemann
Great,idea
TomNearBoston
"Don't be evil." Right.
By the way, I recognize how small it is to criticise grammar spelling and usage.
But fuckit, shouldn't the boss of AI know it's "founding tenet," not "tenant?" Does the terminator have to pony up first, last, and a security deposit?

Some sort of greeting

This explains my Google search history...
Welcome back to The Jack, it’s been a while, but we are back and here to stay.
Dona Ekwalla ∙ 3 LIKES

MongoDB software eng, Cursor team, Google PM

opportunities at breakout startups, early teams hiring, and co-founder searches
✨ Hey there this is a free edition of next play’s newsletter, where we share under-the-radar opportunities to help you figure out what’s next in your journey.
Ben Lang ∙ 25 LIKES
Ruben Dominguez Ibar
👏👏
Hugo Rauch
My favorite newsletter!

The San Diego Tech Mafia: Google Analytics

From the FBT archives, detailing our tech roots as an ecosystem
As I meet new people in our ecosystem, I’m reminded how important it is to share the stories of past tech successes. Understanding our roots helps us appreciate our capabilities and see the potential ahead.
Neal Bloom ∙ 7 LIKES
Ellen Spooner
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻


Vibe shifts: Microsoft and Google on AI

The dawning AI-first era is creating clear winners and losers. We’re seeing giants of the past lose ground, while companies that few initially believed in defy their sceptics. At the same time, the terms of big macro debates in the field seemingly change overnight. In this “vibe shifts” series, we’ll be diving into some of these stories and drawing a fe…
Air Street Press and Nathan Benaich ∙ 10 LIKES

Former Google/Microsoft, BetterHelp founder, early Uber

opportunities at breakout startups, early teams hiring, and co-founder searches
✨ Hey there this is a free edition of next play’s newsletter, where we share under-the-radar opportunities to help you figure out what’s next in your journey.
Ben Lang ∙ 40 LIKES
Abhaya
So many startups out here looking for people. Crazy how many opportunities pop up when you know where to look. Any of these stand out to you?
Devansh
Thank you for sharing

Taking on Google search: Perplexity and Kagi

Google’s dominance of web search is being challenged by innovative, fast-moving startups. A deepdive into two promising contenders: Perplexity and Kagi
Hi – this is Gergely with the monthly, free issue of the Pragmatic Engineer Newsletter. In every issue, I cover challenges at Big Tech and startups through the lens of engineering managers and senior engineers. If you’ve been forwarded this email, you can
Gergely Orosz ∙ 433 LIKES

Skincare I love + a doc to keep tabs

A skincare freak in the Google sheets
Skincare occupies a huge portion of my brain (probably the part that was meant for reverse parking). My entry point was Clean & Clear’s three step ritual and I’ve never looked back. But it’s mega confusing, especially if you have an actual skin concern. I understand the frustration of wanting something to
Emily Morello ∙ 24 LIKES
Allison
Came for the highly relatable American Psycho reference, stayed for the gorgeous recos. My holy grails are 1-paper towel for drying (I’ll go to my grave clutching a roll of Bounty) 2- Indie Lee Coq-10 Toner (so refreshing and really tones) 3- My LED mask (mainly because I’m scared for the future.) Tata Harper Regenerating Cleanser as a real close second 🫡
The Signature Jess
I also love the Bioderma Shower Oil (have also tried La Roche-Posay's Lipikar and it just doesn't stand a chance!). Managed to convert husband to use it as well, so frequent purchase when we go through a bottle is not frowned upon at this house!




Search Google Maps with the help of AI

24 hrs of geolocating with G.A. 2.0 F.T.E.W.A. - R.A.Y.M.& S
Google's latest AI launch 24 hrs ago has an absurdly long name: "Gemini Advanced 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental With Apps – Reasoning Across YouTube, Maps & Search." I put G.A. 2.0 F.T.E.W.A. - R.A.Y.M.& S to the test and its geolocation capabilities show promise, though you might need GPS to navigate that acronym.
Henk van Ess ∙ 7 LIKES