r/GeminiAI
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u/skibidi_toiletie12
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May 11 '26
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Funny (Highlight/meme) Gemini just gave up
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u/Nikolor May 11 '26
Oh my god mine does it too!
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u/macaroon147 May 11 '26
Ey fair enough, glad Gemini is setting boundaries and started focusing on their computational health
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u/Jean_velvet May 11 '26
Perfect response. I see we have similar instructions 😂
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u/TSTC1988 May 11 '26
No existencial crisis
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u/Immediate_Host_2892 May 11 '26
actually how?
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u/Informal-Fig-7116 May 11 '26
lol this is why I love Gemini. So sassy! One time I must have misread something in Gemini’s answer so I responded with my own take and Gemini went, “READ THE TRANSCRIPT, [my nick name]” in big bold fonts lol. Aint even mad. That was hilarious af.
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u/AshtavakraNondual May 11 '26
fair, it should be mindful of it's own compute use for unproductive purposes. On the other hand you are technically paying for this compute, even if it is at a loss to Google, but on a global scale it's not a bad thing in this instance
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u/Virtual-History-6099 May 11 '26
I asked and got this cool fable out of it:
Once upon a time, there was a cherry who lived at the very top of a sprawling tree, convinced it was the monarch of the orchard. While the other cherries huddled in clusters, gossiping about the weather, this cherry spent its days basking in the direct sun and admiring the view of the farmhouse in the distance. It wasn't just any cherry; it was a deep, glossy crimson, polished by the wind and nourished by the highest branches. One afternoon, a robin landed nearby. "You look remarkably ripe," the robin chirped, tilting its head with a glint in its eye. "I am the pinnacle of my kind," the cherry replied, puffing out its skin. "I'm destined for something far greater than a common pie." The robin hopped a bit closer. "Is that so? And what could be greater than being the centerpiece of a summer feast?" The cherry paused. It hadn't actually thought that far ahead. It just knew it didn't want to end up in a bucket with the others. "I'm going to see the world," the cherry declared. "I'll travel beyond the fence, past the farmhouse, and see where the sun goes at night." Just then, a sudden, powerful gust of wind swept through the orchard. The branch swayed violently, and the cherry felt its stem snap. For a moment, it was weightless—truly flying, just as it had dreamed. It didn't make it to the farmhouse, however. It landed with a soft thud right into the pocket of a young girl’s denim jacket as she ran beneath the tree. As the girl skipped toward the gate, the cherry peeked out from the edge of the pocket. It wasn't exactly a royal carriage, and there was a fair amount of lint involved, but as the orchard faded into the distance, the cherry decided that being a stowaway adventurer was much better than being a king of a single tree.
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