80 points thisisauserid 1 hour ago 49 comments
jonkrone 1 hour ago | parent
seunosewa 1 hour ago | parent
brookst 59 minutes ago | parent
LtdJorge 57 minutes ago | parent
rdtsc 41 minutes ago | parent
LoganDark 13 minutes ago | parent
pyjarrett 18 minutes ago | parent
I'm not scratching my head about a "2025 Corolla." Windows 95 and 2000 had this built in, but then they lost it.
I'd prefer it was called Omni 2026.2 instead. It embeds a date and model and would package it as a product for on-premise or local hosting. It'd be easier to sell to the bean counters in the future: "We're running Omni 2026.2, we want to upgrade to Omni 2028."
NitpickLawyer 58 minutes ago | parent
iruoy 56 minutes ago | parent
tabbiee 55 minutes ago | parent
sirmike_ 51 minutes ago | parent
oh well, I guess we’ll just have to take that enthusiasm and roll it over to all the open weights on providers like fireworks.ai. or others.
i’m so happy I got in early and paid for $200 a month for shit ass Opus 4.6 and sonnet 4.6 and being locked into the absolutely limited Gemini 3.8 flash.
azan_ 42 minutes ago | parent
Is being locked in to three obnoxious companies that much better?
poilcn 35 minutes ago | parent
4pkjai 33 minutes ago | parent
hulkmusic 21 minutes ago | parent
wxce 35 minutes ago | parent
I literally don't care about their models anymore because I can't even try them without paying for them?
I already pay for the plus plan but whatever their latest model was, is locked for me. Or otherwise it's just not accessible for me.
If I try to add balance to my Google payment account, it shows me errors and is asking me to verify my identity through government documents.
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Not to mention the extremely confusing terminology. "Flash", "Experimental". Why are most of your models either of those two? I don't get the confidence that your models are any good because of such names. Give me a normal reliable model!
Even if Google releases AGI tier models in the future, I'll always look for other models because Google clearly thinks their models are too good for any of us.
jorl17 30 minutes ago | parent
I am a Google Workspace customer by the way (have multiple accounts, actually!).
Google must really not care about me as a customer, and instead only care about the enterprise.
shooker435 26 minutes ago | parent
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jorl17 10 minutes ago | parent
e12e 10 minutes ago | parent
Antigravity come with Google's models and anthropic - so Gemini 4 Argon, Gemini 3.8 Flash, Claude Opus 5.5 Claude Sonnet 5.5 and GPT-OSS 120B.
Agy is better than Claude code in some ways and vice versa.
Google models are great.
Ironically google music is so terrible I've uninstalled it and use Metrolist exclusively.
I think google models do a decent job helping me put together a blog, for example:
(Content is typical 90s homepage stuff, not great. But model voice isn't as grating as Claude - and while it has a "look" I think it's s bit better).
ttul 29 minutes ago | parent
Imustaskforhelp 9 minutes ago | parent
dataflow 17 minutes ago | parent
Where are you finding ways to try e.g. Opus without paying for it?
WarmWash 12 minutes ago | parent
Flash sonnet tera
Pro Opus Sol
Argon Fable Astra
These are the (approximately) equivalent model classes between the labs
Experimental means not production, so liable to change in the near future if you decide to build on it.
Omni is a video editing model, and flash implies it's a lighter weight one than what they have/could have. The other labs don't have competing models here.
Willingham 30 minutes ago | parent
Why is this so difficult to figure out?
jcelerier 22 minutes ago | parent
WarmWash 22 minutes ago | parent
bmiekre 23 minutes ago | parent
collabs 21 minutes ago | parent
> https://storage.googleapis.com/gweb-uniblog-publish-prod/med...
Text from the first paragraph on the page says
> Today, we’re rolling out Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash, and making it generally available across the Gemini API and Gemini for business. Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash introduces native 15-second video creation, multi-turn conversational editing capabilities, and enhanced reference following. We have dropped the price 30% from Gemini Omni 1.1 making it available at $0.07 per second for 720p video.
Focus on this part
> We have dropped the price 30%
The text to speech audio says
> We have dropped the price 3%
liveoneggs 19 minutes ago | parent
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origini 14 minutes ago | parent
they might have a composer layer which loads certain components (transparent to you) with and without authentication and mixing different backend sources.
Then they might have templating engines and frameworks.
Sometimes they just don't care but lets be honest: a few new lines are a few bytes.
But the most critical pages go through optimizers for traffic
LoganDark 14 minutes ago | parent
syntaxing 12 minutes ago | parent
rudolftheone 11 minutes ago | parent
srge 9 minutes ago | parent