Area Tech Lead @INGnl (Data & AI on GCP) | Google Developer Expert (Cloud) | Created a few cool OSS projects like auto-cpufreq | https://nitter.gq/t.co/1JbSbYAZZq
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As a Google Developer Expert (GDE), I've had early access to Gemini 4 Argon for the past few days and have been busy building v2 of InvestmentSeer.com (agentic AI-powered stock & crypto analyst) with the Antigravity IDE.
I'm impressed by its reasoning capabilities and speed, and I'm looking forward to sharing more in an upcoming blog post and YouTube video. Stay tuned!
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Congrats to @emirbeganovic for joining Omarchy as Head of Infrastrucutre!
It's an honor to be mention in this article and to be part of his journey, and an incredible trip down memory lane.
After nearly 7 years at Booking, today is my first day as Head of Infrastructure for Omarchy.
Somehow I got here through personal curiosity that started with Linux in Sarajevo more than twenty years ago.
Entire story below :)
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auto-cpufreq v3.2.0 is here! 🚀 github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-…
auto-cpufreq is now available in the official Debian Linux repositories (unstable & testing), and it will soon propagate to future Ubuntu releases and hundreds of other derivatives.
This release also brings new features, bug fixes, and other improvements to help Linux users optimize CPU speed and battery life automatically.
Project status:
⭐ 7800+ GitHub stars
👥 126 contributors
💻 100k+ users
🛠️ 51 releases
Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to making this release possible! ❤️
Last week at ING TechFest, I was the VISTA Platform "Booth Operator". It was an honor to have our CTO stop by and recognize the efforts across the different teams in our area. Work that enabled ING to become the first bank in the Netherlands with an Agentic AI mortgage use case.
It was great reconnecting with familiar faces and I'm excited for what's next! – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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#Googlebook pre-orders are open, but I'm missing developer focused info beyond one line: "Googlebook ships with a full Debian Linux environment accessible through the Terminal app"
But what does that actually mean?
• Do terminal installed GUI apps (via apt or otherwise) appear in the app launcher?
• Can terminal installed OBS Studio access cameras, mics, and external devices?
• Can tools like auto-cpufreq actually optimize battery life & performance, or does the hypervisor get in the way?
Would love to see a deep dive on the Linux/developer experience from anyone getting hands-on time with it!
🚀 My latest project: Investment Seer 🔮 - Agentic AI-Powered Stock & Crypto Analyst
Skip spending hours researching financials, charts, news, and market sentiment. Let AI agents do the heavy lifting and deliver an executive summary in under a minute.
Built on Google Cloud, it uses agentic AI to analyze stocks, ETFs, and cryptocurrencies in real time. It orchestrates specialized ADK (Agent Development Kit) subagents powered by Gemini LLM models to combine market data, technical indicators, news sentiment, and AI reasoning into actionable buy, sell, or hold recommendations.
🎥 YouTube showcase & demo:
youtube.com/watch?v=gvRZM7Yq…
🔗 Try Investment Seer:
InvestmentSeer.com
🏗️ Architecture & technical deep dive:
foolcontrol.org/?p=5177
Even with the help of Antigravity IDE, this project took a significant amount of time and effort to build, and I'd love to hear what you think!
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I've really enjoyed and binged @thegrandtour season 7 reboot with new hosts just as much as the original trio!
Only complaint: Microlino microcar is the only EV they featured all season.
It's 2026 and for inspiration, if you want to see what a real EV looks like, check out my BMW i4 M Sport review 😉 youtu.be/Aw1pwnearLQ
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It's been a while since I upgraded a device after owning it for just a year.
My Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2025 served me really well, except for battery life and performance.
The Ultra 2 seems to solve those issues with a move from Exynos to Snapdragon Wear Elite and a 35% larger battery.
Had it for over a week and so far worth the upgrade.
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auto-cpufreq v3.1.0 is here! 🚀
Another milestone for a project that began as a vacation project and has now grown into:
⭐ 7636 GitHub stars
👥 125 contributors
💻 100k+ users
🛠️ 50 releases
This release brings new features, bug fixes, and other improvements to help Linux users optimize CPU speed and battery life automatically.
📦 Release notes: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-…
Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to making this release possible! ❤️
Open source work is hard. Most of us build and maintain these projects in our free time alongside full-time jobs, with little to no compensation and relying entirely on occasional donations.
In just a few hours, auto-cpufreq received more financial support through @pumpfun's GitHub Creator Fee Sharing feature than it has from traditional donations over the last 6+ years.
This happened simply from people trading the community-created auto-cpufreq ($CPUFREQ) meme token: pump.fun/coin/6Bo3JHdnsiuJcD…
Due to this unexpected (and positive!) development, I've added pump.fun to the sponsorship options on the auto-cpufreq GitHub page: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-…
As always, please be aware of the risks involved in meme coin trading and do your own research before participating.
To everyone who contributed — intentionally or unintentionally — thank you.
Open source sustainability is a real challenge, and this might just be an interesting new avenue for it. I appreciate every bit of support that keeps auto-cpufreq going!
Hey everyone, Adnan here, original creator of auto-cpufreq (125+ contributors, 7.6k+ GitHub stars, 100k+ users, full project story on YouTube: youtu.be/VKqNjczvI88).
Please note: while I was not behind the creation of the auto-cpufreq ($CPUFREQ) meme token, I do appreciate @Pumpfun system of allocating creator trading fees as GitHub account (auto-cpufreq) sponsorship — a genuinely new way to support open source work.
Please keep in mind that I don't want my name or my work linked to rug pulls or financial losses. Do your own research and be aware of the risks involved with meme coin trading before participating!
Other than that, be smart and have fun✌
Gemini 3.6 Flash is out!
Performance boosts aside, the best part? It's actually cheaper, not more expensive. Hopefully this trend continues with all new LLM releases 🤞 blog.google/innovation-and-a…
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Google I/O Connect Berlin & Google Developer Sunmit (GDE) Summit were great!
Highlight: one of my YouTube videos (youtu.be/VKqNjczvI88) got mentioned and discussed in one of the talks at the Google Berlin office!
Great talks, but catching up with everyone was the best part! – at Berlin, Germany
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Reading this felt like reading my own story, especially since @EdDzeko and I are the same age and were born in the same place. Absolutely amazing read.
Good luck tonight to the Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦 team against Canada!🇨🇦 #CANBIH #FIFAWorldCup
To the children of Bosnia & Herzegovina, I wrote this for you. Remember, nothing is impossible. @PlayersTribune
theplayerstribune.com/edin-d…
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Men never grow up, it's only that our toys get more expensive. My latest one: BMW i4 eDrive40 Gran Coupé M Sport
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Update: I also made "BMW i4 M Sport: The Perfect ICE to EV Switch? (5 Month Review)" Youtube video: youtu.be/Aw1pwnearLQ
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I've been following Aluminum OS since the first rumors. While I'm not crazy about the name #Googlebook, I'm genuinely excited about the direction and can't wait to learn more.
One wish: add solid native Linux support for development, and I'm in.
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