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Here’s what I’m expecting from Google I/O this year:

• Gemini 3.2 Flash and Pro
(although I’m hoping Google jumps straight to 3.5)

• Android XR updates and live demos

• A redesigned Gemini UI

• Gemini Live upgrades
Possibly a better model + visual refresh

• Gemini Omni Video Model announcements

• Maybe a new image generation model
Not fully sure about this one yet

• Gemini Spark / AI Agents updates

• Antigravity project updates

• Some AI Studio improvements sprinkled in too

Overall, this year’s I/O feels like it’ll be heavily focused on Gemini and Google’s AI ecosystem instead of just Android.

Saw something interesting recently.

A lot of Chinese students/devs are apparently buying GPT-5.4/5.5 and Claude API access through Xianyu/Taobao proxy sellers for insanely cheap prices. Some people are claiming they’re using 100M+ tokens a day while paying like $1 and just vibecoding nonstop.

From what I understood, these “proxy stations” work like this:

Someone buys huge amounts of API credits/accounts, routes all requests through their own servers, and then resells access at dirt cheap rates.

So instead of paying official API pricing, users basically share access through these middlemen.

The price difference is crazy too. People are saying it’s around 96-97% cheaper than official pricing.

But the obvious downside is privacy. Your prompts/chats are probably getting logged somewhere on those servers. So if you're using it for anything sensitive, that sounds risky.

Just curious:

Is anyone from India here doing this kind of setup?

How has your experience been?

And do we even have an Indian equivalent of Xianyu/Taobao where people sell this sort of API/proxy access?

Feels like the government eventually has to figure out how to make gold less attractive as an investment option for Indians.

Right now, a huge amount of money still goes into gold instead of productive assets like equities or businesses.

Some possible ways they could tackle this:

• Make equities more attractive by lowering taxes
• Give better incentives to foreign investors (FII/FDI)
• Bring back special NRI bond schemes
• Expand gold monetization schemes again
• Keep gold prices high through import duties
• Tighten gold-related regulations (though this could backfire politically)
• Improve trust and participation in financial markets so people feel safer investing outside gold

What other realistic options are there?

Google is pushing Gemini everywhere now.

Android, iPhone, Chrome, Chromebooks, and probably even smart glasses at the next Google I/O.

Feels like they’re trying to make Gemini part of every device people use daily. That could give Google a huge advantage because they already own such a big ecosystem.

Now I’m interested to see how OpenAI responds to this on the hardware side. LOL.

I’ve been facing a weird issue with my Reddit account lately.

Whenever I make a post, my profile automatically becomes public. When I try to switch it back or limit visibility, it doesn’t work for almost 24 hours. Reddit keeps showing an “unauthorized access” error, and the settings don’t save properly.

After around a day, the settings suddenly start working again.

I already tried clearing cache/cookies, using the Reddit app, logging out and back in, but nothing fixed it. I also contacted Reddit admins and they said they’re working on it.

Has anyone else faced this issue or knows what might be causing it?

A few hours ago, I twisted my wrist pretty badly during an intense movement, and now my wrist is hurting a lot.

It feels like my wrist got stretched really hard, and since then I’m barely able to move my hand properly. Even small movements are painful right now.

One thing that really scared me was that around 10 minutes later, when I looked at my hand, my palm had turned completely white for some time. That’s when I realized something was seriously wrong with my hand.

I don’t think any bone is broken because there’s no major swelling or anything extremely serious looking, but I honestly don’t know what exactly happened. Maybe the tissues, muscles, or ligaments got stretched badly.

Right now the pain is pretty intense, and moving my hand is difficult.

Does anyone know what this could possibly be or if there’s any temporary way to reduce the pain or make it better until I can get it checked properly?

Any help or advice would really help me right now.