CAUTION: Google's Gemini 2 is ACTUALLY useful

The best conversation I've ever had with my computer, while coding.

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#gemini #llm #ai

[KixPanganiban]

Ah yes, Gemini 2.0 codename "backquote"

[heinmoethu]

The backquote "`" is coming from it reading code in Markdown format since the character is used to indicate inline code blocks.

[TimothyDangpublic]

Gemini sounds condescending as hell. Basically, already a senior dev.

[pbbbzdg]

“don’t, I repeat don’t say backquote ever again“
“I understand I will never say backquote ever again. So write backquote backquote backquote backquote input backquote backquote backquote…“

[yevgeniy]

I was crying laughing... had to restart 3 times. Oh for the love of backquote. Thank you.

[bufuCS]

Headline: "AI tries to escape 😨" AI also: *backquote* 😂

[HansKonrad-lncg]

"never mention backquotes ever again" "ok, underscore underscore main underscore underscore..." :)))

[korakys]

We're getting pretty close to a functional Clippy here.

[benjamink]

3:50 LMAO "It seems Copilot is suggesting the next line of code based on what *I* said"

[binarytree]

A useful "backquote" reminder

[ruxcooking]

Love how copilot was like "hey I'm still here you know"

[Lemonhandle]

“I am sorry for saying back quote 😥” “OK OK, back quote back quote back quote back quote”

[ynebogatov]

<backquote> very entertaining </backquote>

[facepalmmute]

4:23, Gemini is starting to sound sassy!

[Khari]

It’s saying “back quote” because internally it uses backticks whenever it produces code. Its a miracle it didn’t say “back quote” three times at the beginning and end of the code it was telling you lol

[Ninjalope]

You HAVE to do a bunch of these! This was hilarious!! (backquote)

[mahavirpatel]

Gemini is reading out the backquote (`) during text-to-audio translation of the LLM's response. This happens because the response is formatted in Markdown, where backquotes (`) are used to represent inline code blocks.

[thrash]

There'll be a time when we'll be able to run these models OFFLINE on our phones, with no security concerns. That's when they'll be useful.

[philtrem]

Omg. I never laughed so hard. The chars string declaration was just too much.

[Rammyrich]

Tell it this at the beginning to stop the backquote thing:

"For reference, you must never use any markdown codeblocks and must return your phonetic pronunciations for all code. This means no inline code ("`") or code blocks ("```"). You can use copletions like "dunder" as in "dunder name" instead of "__name" for coding. Please keep this in mind throughout."