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I have been using insta360 link version 1 since 2022 for my work when I film some smaller events, lectures etc, I also use it for videomeetings at my office and home both day and evenings (good and less good room light).

I have been pretty happy with it but now I am looking for an upgrade.

I am used to bigger sensor cameras (since I have been working as a part time photo/videographer) so I am pretty picky with the video quality even though I know these smaller webcams are not going to be that good.

I have been testing the insta360 link 2 pro for about a week and I just recently got my hands on both the Tiny 3 and Tiny 3 lite as well hoping that at least the much more expensive Tiny 3 w

Hey everyone,

The context window in my subscription is technically massive (1M+ tokens), but I’m still seeing reports - and feeling the effects - of the "memory decay" or "brain fog" after just 15 to 20 back-and-forth turns.

Here’s my dilemma: I often use Gemini to dive into complex topics where I am NOT an expert. This makes the long-thread "decay" problematic. If the model starts losing its logic or hallucinating due to context fragmentation after 20 prompts, I don’t always have the domain knowledge to catch the errors. I want to dive into rabbit holes with my AI, not just use it as a replacement for a one-off question which I can just use the new AI feature on Google search inst

Hey everyone,

I’m curious about how you’re managing Gemini’s performance during extended sessions.

Some experts (and my own experience when I tried a long project discussion back in december) suggest that the "memory" or coherence starts to dip after just 15-20 back-and-forth exchanges, even within Workspace. Perhaps this has quietly improved in recent weeks?

For those of you using Gemini for complex projects or long workflows:

• What’s your strategy? Do you hard-reset the chat often?
• Do you use specific "re-priming" prompts to keep it on track?
• Or have you found a way to maintain context without the quality dropping off?

Would love to hear how you’re optimizing your wor

I hear some people say that copilot for office 365 is way less smart compared to chatgpt which is what seems to power copilot.

Gemeni for Workspace Standard, is it using the latest models on Gemeni or is the version I get via Google AI Pro/Google One subscription a newer release?

I dont need experimental functions and from what I read on the specs the difference is mostly that I can use various other apps like google ai studio with more tokens, generate x amount of more images via nano banan etc. but I in this case I just am talking about the reasoning and answers I get and if for some reason the current Workspace version is a "light" version of the more expensive subscription via Google

I’m moving my workflow to Google Workspace and looking for a way to manage my notes so they can act as a "Second Brain" for Gemini.

The Goal: I want Gemini to have access to my entire archive so it can summarize ideas, provide context, and help me with tasks based on my stored notes.

The Problem:

• Apple Notes: Great for quick entry, but feels like an isolated silo.
• Evernote: Clunky interface, poor integration.
• Google Keep: Too simple (no subfolders/structure) and lacks deep AI integration.
• Google Drive/Docs: Hard to organize and index for quick "couch-ideas."

My Questions:

1. How do you manage your notes within the Google ecosystem to keep them

EU citizen here. Just wondering why we have to wait behind the rest of the pack who are using competing LLM´s for a better browsing experience with AI embedded.

Having Gemeni in Docs, Sheets and that stuff is cool but the web doesn't just consist of Google's own software. I have to cut and paste, take screenshots, download, upload all the time to ask about things I look at on the web while if I pay for Perplexity or Claude I can just ask it about what I am looking at.

My Gemeni answer blamed AI Act and Digital Markets Act and that it will be quite delayed especially in EU. Somehow competitors can release Chrome extensions but Google apparently is not allowed. Seems very confusing.

Anthrop

EU citizen here. Just wondering why we have to wait behind the rest of the pack who are using competing LLM´s for a better browsing experience with AI embedded.

Having Gemeni in Docs, Sheets and that stuff is cool but the web doesn't just consist of Google's own software. I have to cut and paste, take screenshots, download, upload all the time to ask about things I look at on the web while if I pay for Perplexity or Claude I can just ask it about what I am looking at.

My Gemeni answer blamed AI Act and Digital Markets Act and that it will be quite delayed especially in EU. Somehow competitors can release Chrome extensions but Google apparently is not allowed. Seems very confusing.

Anthr

Looking for comments from other users who are solo or small business in Workspace.

I am in the process of getting up to speed with my new workspace account. Not yet sure if I like the workspace gemeni version better than the consumer (ai pro) or not.

I will be working on multiple client projects so perhaps (?) it is a good thing that gemeni doesnt have certain things bleeding over in the global memory from one conversation to another. I can perhaps have several custom gems each trained on each client and gemeni can clearly focus on just the one client at a time.

One drawback I can see is I have until now previously gotten used to chatgpt/gemeni consumer version to over time get to

I am gong back and forth between these on aptx lossless to try an decide which one to keep.

Sometimes I think I can hear a difference in their sound (same setup otherwise) but it could just be that one of them seems to send audio on a little bit louder volume level.

I think it seems the BT-W6 is a little bit wider in soundstage somehow. But it has this annoying 2 sec delay every time I am starting a new audio stream.

Anyone else who tried both? Is anyone of them coloring the sound? I have not read anything about it since what they essentially is doing is just sending the same aptx codec signal to my headphones right?

I’ve seen a lot of posts here about the typical high-pitch tinnitus, but mine is different. For about 2 years I’ve had periods of a low humming in my ears, like a truck idling outside.

It started after a bad cold/flu where my ears were swollen and hearing was muffled. To cope, I used AirPods with the “hear all” feature for hours every day. Not the normal pass through but the one with the ear icon where it boosts surrounding sounds. The humming began around then and never fully went away.

Now it comes and goes—sometimes triggered by using headphones at moderate volume, but especially when wearing ANC headphones in total silence. Weirdly, trying to protect my hearing seems to make it wor

Does anyone have a suggestion for open backs with similar fidelity as the px8 but with a more ”roomy”, open, natural sound? I am mainly thinking about using them for casual use, watching movies, music at home as well as occassional video editing.

I would prefer wireless with option to use wired with usb-c.

I am in the apple ecosystem.

Sleek design, black, preferrably as light as the px8.

I have been enjoying my PX8 for a while. Great sound, nice desig, especially if they are not on your head (alone in product pictures). I just have one nitpick. Curious about your opinions.

The Sennheiser Momentum 4, Accentum, Sony XM5, XM6 has this narrow slim headband design that goes in closer to your head. On the other hand Bose, Cambridge Audio, B&W and many more has this almost perfect half circle shaped headband that creates a big gap on the sides of your head. I think this looks kind of goofy if you don't have a lot of hair on the side of your head which I don't. I have a quite big head so perhaps this increases the issue.

Am I way off here? Have I missed some important comfort/ad