Google Photos has launched a major update in September 2025, introducing the state-of-the-art Veo 3 artificial intelligence model to power its popular photo-to-video feature. This change not only makes the app more dynamic but also reflects Google’s push to dominate the evolving AI-enhanced content landscape. Here’s how Veo 3’s arrival affects users and why it […]
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In a tech ecosystem where “hustle culture” is often glorified, an Indian software engineer named Soham Parekh has inadvertently sparked a firestorm, raising uncomfortable questions about remote work ethics, startup due diligence, and the pressures driving talent in Silicon Valley. Dubbed “Soham-gate” by the internet, the controversy centers on allegations that Parekh simultaneously held multiple
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In Java applications, java.util.Mapis far more than a simple key-value store. Whether you’re managing configuration files, forming API responses, or calculating grouped statistics, working with structured data is essential. At work, I often need to use advanced Map operations. When they fit the need, I apply them. Hence, sharing the learnings in this article. Grouping and Aggregating Data
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The rise of artificial intelligence was supposed to make our lives easier—and it has. From instant summaries to personalized recommendations, AI has become the all-knowing assistant we never knew we needed. But in handing over so many mental tasks, a quiet shift is happening. Our brains are adapting. Not always for the better. We’re entering
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Working with dynamic data in Java is like opening a mystery box. Sometimes everything’s where it should be. Other times? You’re five instanceof checks deep and still getting NullPointerExceptions. If you’ve ever tried to pull data from a Map<String, Object> that contains more maps inside, you’ve probably written something like this: Looks innocent. Breaks easily. Let’s fix that. We’ll build
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