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>I would expect Google to maintain this and other tooling around this for years to come. btw its the same google that has already killed its "gemini cli" and r
by gnaman 13d ago
>I would expect Google to maintain this and other tooling around this for years to come.
btw its the same google that has already killed its "gemini cli" and re-introduced it in the form of "antigravity cli"
- fishfasell 13d agoGoogle+ would like a word
- ozmaverick72 13d agoGoogle Wave is waving
- sssilver 13d agoGoogle Buzz is buzzing
- bethekidyouwant 13d agoIt’s clear that maintaining everything in perpetuity is how you become #2
- anjel 13d agoYahoo would like a word with you
- rolymath 13d agoWhat about: Gmail for Your Domain/Google Apps for Your Domain/Google Apps/Google Apps Premier Edition/Google Apps for Business/Google Apps for Work/G Suite/Google Workspace
- hendler 13d agoGoogle gears is grinding
- p_l 12d agoGears has been superseded, not canceled
- flir 13d agoActually, I think it's drowning.
- mansilladev 12d agoI was @ Google I/O at live keynote when they announced/demoed it. Ironically, at the exact same time, me and the guy next to me said (in different words), "Why do we need this?" That was a collaborative Google Wave moment IRL.
- egl2020 13d agoGoogle tries a lot of stuff. It doesn't always work out for them, and sometimes they give up on it. I don't think that's a complete loss for the rest of us. We get to see what didn't work in the real world, and if it's really valuable, someone else can pick up the idea and build on that knowledge. I say this as someone who misses Google Reader.
- 1dom 13d agoI think the negative impact lots of humans regularly experience from Google's approach to business is far more than the benefit of the very, very specific learning that "this idea doesn't make enough money for Google the way Google did it".
- calgoo 12d agoYes thats fine, but i would never trust to use one of their productions in production so to speak.
- contentkraft 12d agoYeah I wouldn’t build anything on Google’s products that might not exist in x years