Gemini 4 Carbon: what it is and why you can't use it yet
Gemini 4 Carbon is Google's strongest security model, but only selected teams can use it. What it does, why it launched closed, and what to use today.
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Learn something new and use it the same day.
Two subjects: software development that doesn't go out of fashion (databases, Git, testing, security) and AI applied to programming, which is what changes fastest. Both with examples you can run, and nothing taken for granted.
Every topic is chosen for the same reason: it changes how you work, and you'd rather not find out late. Everything is also available in Spanish.
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