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EPISODE · Jan 7, 2026 · 1H 14M

EP143: Finally online immigration form! | Google pay feedback in T&T| The rise of vibe coding

from Trini TechCast · host makeITsimpleTT

Welcome back to the show, where the big travel news is that Trinidad and Tobago have finally said goodbye to the tiny pen and the endless paper trail, moving their arrival and departure forms fully online. Honestly, it's about time we stopped wrestling with carbon copies in the airplane seat and embraced this glorious, long-overdue digital leap forward.Article: https://newsday.co.tt/2025/12/21/trinidad-and-tobagos-arrival-departure-forms-go-online/So, the big news is First Citizens has finally launched Google Pay in Trinidad and Tobago, making them the first to bring this kind of contactless payment to credit card holders locally. Their CEO is clearly pushing hard on digital transformation, basically telling customers to put the physical wallet down and tap that phone, which signals a major shift toward modern payment systems for the country.Article: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/first-citizens-rolls-out-google-pay-6.2.2463839.c6551f2906Apparently, it’s still a struggle to track more than one user query over time in Search Console without resorting to some fancy regex, but the bigger issue might be AI. Everyone's building tools to generate complex SQL or SPARQL queries from natural language, but remember that time when some LLMs were just hallucinating article summaries by reading the URL? We're not quite out of the woods yet with these things.Article: https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1926661#graph

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