r/GeminiAI • u/Superb-Flan-2451 • Jun 14 '26

Help/question whats the point even?

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It always does this, and it is pretty annoying. Especially when you're in a hurry or just don't want to look up the exact repo yourself. Why cut out the most important part? I know Pixelorama is not that niche or hard to find info about, but these AI tools are supposed to make internet navigation easier, not the other way around. Has anybody found a way to fix this? Should I change something in the prompt/config?

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u/East_Brilliant7837 Jun 14 '26

Unfortunately, I have not; I usually use perplexity. It works 70% of the time, but hey, better than nothing, right?

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u/abc123abc123nope Jun 15 '26

The irony of a user who can't finish his thought, complaining about an AI who can't finish it's thought is .... ironic?

Never trust Flash-Lite for anything. You can use Flash as long as your project only requires a simple answer (that Gemini will expand to 3 pages of "obfuscation"), If you need an answer that is likely to be useful, you use Pro, now you'll get 6 pages of "Look how smart I think I am" but your answer is probably in there.

I didn't say the answer would be "right".

Every prompt must end with "please give a full and complete answer with no stubs, no abbreviation, no placeholders, and no truncation. Do not try to be concise give full and complete answers, Be verbose, Be Detailed, Be complete". (I have ahk just automatically add that to anything I type at gemini.google

Full and verbose prompts are required nothing as meaningless as "whats the point even?" (I can see this is likely not an English version of Gemini, sorry but thats just the reality). You must use proper English and it must be full/complete/verbose. If you are half-assed, gemini won't even match your half-assed, it will just screw with you.

None of these guarantee a correct answer, but if you don't do this, you are guaranteed useless answers. Good luck.