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I'm Niklas Weber — a software engineer, writer, and founder.

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Google owns .new, but never registered gem.new

2 points·by nklswbr·2 months ago·1 comments

In Defense of Comments

3 points·by nklswbr·3 months ago·5 comments

Replicating Superhuman's Split Inbox in Gmail for Free

1 points·by nklswbr·4 months ago·0 comments

Search operators were an API

2 points·by nklswbr·5 months ago·0 comments

URLs are part of the product experience

2 points·by nklswbr·5 months ago·0 comments

A Feed for Work

1 points·by nklswbr·7 months ago·0 comments

Search across tabs in Dia with Raycast

1 points·by nklswbr·7 months ago·0 comments

How to Get Taste (without getting lucky)

1 points·by nklswbr·8 months ago·0 comments

Chief Bookmark Officer

6 points·by nklswbr·9 months ago·4 comments

Control your Canon Camera wirelessly

94 points·by nklswbr·9 months ago·22 comments

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Google controls the .new TLD and uses it across their own products: docs.new, sheets.new, slides.new, meet.new.

They also call Gemini's custom AI agents "Gems". The creation flow is literally titled "New Gem".

Under Google's own registry rules, any .new domain must instantly initiate a creation flow, which is exactly what creating a new Gem does.

gem.new is still unregistered.