MarcoRod

u/MarcoRod


r/GeminiAI•

I think the fact that Gemini isn't able to analyze images sometimes isn't really new. It's driving people nuts in a lot of threads here.

However, at this point image analysis seems completely (!) broken in Gems. I have a bunch of Gems for a bunch of use cases and the moment I upload an image everything breaks. It is NEVER able to see the image and one of two things happens: 1) it asks me whether I meant to upload an image or 2) it simply repeats its previous answer, completely ignoring my input.

Is anyone else experiencing the same? Any workarounds? A while ago this only happened in longer threads when the context window filled up, but at this point images are completely unusable in Ge

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r/Bard•

I mean we all know Search and project management within Gemini is absolutely terrible.

But seriously: what does the Search function even do? Like, whenever I'm looking for something, literally every single chat I have comes up in Search results. And it seems to be infinite scroll, with 2-3 seconds delay it just pulls more and more info.

Here is a beautiful example:

https://preview.redd.it/l6kp6b4e7qdg1.png?width=1512&format=png&auto=webp&s=f313162f18df2bbcf741437d62a4a8836cb478a9

Yes, when typing an actual string it tends to show relevant results first, but in a way that is absolutely useless to retrieve actual info, especially from older chats.

Are there any insights in terms

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r/Bard•

Honestly it is so annoying at this point.

Using Gemini as my LLM of choice due to Workspace and therefore getting the Advanced version. Generally I'm pretty happy with it and things work pretty well.

BUT!

These analogies are killing me. It doesn't matter how simple the concept I'm trying to understand, it won't stop with these DAMN STUPID analogies all the time.

Most of the time those end up being 100 times more confusing and complicated than the original.

Like, "imagine your website analytics being a garage that looks great from the outside but inside it's very messy, there is a bike, and a car, and tools, and now if you open the garage door (your GTM) and a neighbor comes in ...", it'

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r/Slack•

Hi,

We are streamlining our agency communication with clients and are gradually moving as many clients as possible to Slack now. We are using 2 paid users (myself and an employee of mine) which apparently means we can only invite 10 single-channel guests. Obviously we need separate channels for each client, as it makes no sense to mix them up.

Unfortunately I only realized that there is such a limit after onboarding the first 10 clients and hitting that limit.

Is there a workaround for that or do I literally have to setup and pay for non-existent users only to get the additional 5 guests per user?

Thanks!

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