r/google • u/Born-Conflict4253 • 3h ago
r/google • u/oceaniad • 3h ago
Is this new thing because it's the first time Google ask me this
r/google • u/Ambitious-Move5180 • 11h ago
J'ai passé des heures à analyser Google avant les résultats. Voici pourquoi même une croissance de 95 % dans le cloud pourrait ne pas suffire pour $GOOGL.
r/google • u/flutttersss • 17h ago
are we serious (wordle) Spoiler
was stuck on today's wordle so i went to find a hint. you know, like "contains two vowels", "has no repeating letters". thanks, google. this is exactly what i wanted.
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r/google • u/throwaway16830261 • 20h ago
Chrome Root Program responds to "Comment 47"
On October 25, 2026 "A question for the Chrome Root Program" was posted in "Comment 47" at "eMudhra: Private key compromise of Intermediate Certificates" ("Bug 2083449"): https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2083449#c47
On October 27, 2026 in "Comment 50" chrome-root-program responded to "Comment 47" and the response is -- in my personal opinion -- informative, educational and encouraging: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2083449#c50
r/google • u/Sorry_Character1806 • 14h ago
Bug with trying to open images in Google chat that disappear and are replaced with older images from the chat.
r/google • u/Loud-Possibility4395 • 3h ago
Google Pixel poor language support - Live Translate - disappointment
I travel for many different countries.
I also like Pixel phone for supporting the most languages in app/services like AI (Gemini) or Live Translate that no other smartphone producer offers.
But there is just one VERY IMPORTANT app that is worse on Google Pixel than on... Galaxy Phone - and it is... Phone app - and I mean Live Translate.
Pixel Phone app supports just... 3 languages which they can be translated to English - and ZERO languages if you speak other language that those 3 supported.
Galaxy Phone supports 24 - TWENTY FOUR languages.
r/google • u/Ambitious-Move5180 • 11h ago
I Spent Hours Analyzing Google Before Earnings. Here's Why Even 95% Cloud Growth Might Not Be Enough for $GOOGL.
r/google • u/28MainStreet • 17h ago
WTF is going on with Google Images
I'm going literally insane. My google images has like a for you feed when I go the website. Like it's suggesting images. Who in their right mind would want something like that? Who's like, "yeah, show me some random images I may like"
I always go there with a purpose, which has to be like 99.9999999999999999999999% of people using google images. It's slowing the webpage down significantly, so much so, that I'm making this post. I don't really see anyone else complaining about it
r/google • u/Huge_Tart_9211 • 22h ago
is anyone else's Google Ai mode being buggy.? this is from my iphone 11.
r/google • u/glaydsonboa • 8h ago
Google Said It: The Transition from Vibe Coding to Evidence Engineering
Today, I searched for my name on Google, and I couldn't be more grateful as I celebrate one month on Reddit and almost two months of glaydsonboa/traceweave.
"... the organic reach on Reddit shows that the industry is desperate for an alternative to development based purely on an AI's 'conversational memory.' The project's motto, 'Memory is not evidence,' has become a manifesto for those who realize that vibe coding without traceability is a ticking time bomb for production systems."
The screenshots reveal an even greater reach than I had estimated.
TOTAL VIEWS ACROSS THE SCREENSHOTS
≈ 36,400
16 distinct posts · 10 Reddit communities · Published over the past 17 days
I counted the post about Worion's 240,000 lines of code only once, since it appears in two screenshots.
Some highlights:
| Community | Post | Views |
|---|---|---|
| r/ClaudeAI | Codex case study and provenance | 6.2K |
| r/codex | Codex case study and provenance | 4.1K |
| r/PromptEngineering | Codex case study and provenance | 4.1K |
| r/chorume | Debate on vibe coding | 3.3K |
| r/chorume | Vibe coding requires active oversight | 2.7K |
Those five posts alone account for 20.4K views.
Thank you all for welcoming me so warmly. The work continues.