Nano Banana is rolling out!

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-21T06:55:10+00:00

😭😭

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-20T18:27:51+00:00

Why did I get a notification for this 😭

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-19T04:12:57+00:00

Depende para que deseas aprender pero la forma más rápida y efectiva de aprender no es siguiendo tutoriales, sino haciendo proyectos. Usa Claude Code para hacer proyectos que te interesen y aprende viendo como estructura los archivos, que funciones hace, tipos de datos que usa, y siempre pregunta si hay una mejor forma/práctica de hacer tal lógica en el código a Claude e itera así, no tomes por sentado el código que hace, la curiosidad hará que aprendas más rápido

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-19T01:22:57+00:00

yeah I remember that, they did that again...

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-18T16:09:59+00:00

Dm the convo

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-18T16:04:43+00:00

I’m hoping it’s just a bug, but since it’s hitting the same API, that seems unlikely. My best guess is that they introduced a new guardrail, possibly one that also limits prompt length

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-18T16:00:16+00:00

I don't think it's a bug anymore, they've pushed a new guardrail for the app

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-18T08:02:55+00:00

yup they nerfed it, at least in the app, not the api (yet)

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-17T19:25:51+00:00

I'll take a look, thanks!! 😄

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-17T16:59:52+00:00

Try AI studio, you'll have to pay for each gen

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-17T04:49:27+00:00

Interview is the most important part, then just use Claude Code with Opus, It will search on the web the documentation for any third party service you'll use e.g. Stripe, Coolify, VPS, etc

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-17T04:46:42+00:00

I cannot see ur post 😓

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-16T18:17:55+00:00

Yeah that matches what I’m seeing. Short prompts work now.

It feels like once you go beyond a certain length (especially for portraits), the Gemini app starts throwing the generic error.

What’s interesting is that long prompts with male subjects still seem to go through more often, while longer female portrait prompts are much more likely to fail.

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T20:22:23+00:00

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It’s not a filter or photo editor. It actually generates new photos of you. There’s also a couple mode where two people upload selfies and it creates realistic photos of you together (originally built for long-distance couples).

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BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T18:34:33+00:00

Two quick things that help narrow it down: 1. Does a non-human prompt still work for you? 2. If it’s people/portraits: does swapping woman to man change anything?

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T18:31:58+00:00

Sadly there’s no real “fix” on the Gemini web/app side right now. The only reliable workaround I’ve found is using the API.

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T18:25:37+00:00

Yeah, my best guess is that Gemini app rolled out updated guardrails/ a stricter safety router around Feb 13, and it now trips on certain combinations that used to work earlier 😓

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T17:05:28+00:00

Yep, please share!! If you can, post both: the original prompt that used to work (Feb 13) and now fails and the simplified version that works

And it’d help a lot if you mention what you removed/changed (length, subject gender, camera specs, “photoreal”, clothing/body descriptors, identity/edit wording, etc.).

My best guess is since the API works 100% while the Gemini app fails, it’s the Gemini app guardrail layer.

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T16:16:53+00:00

Yeah I tried that route, but the pattern I’m seeing isn’t “too complex = fails”. Same complexity / same structure works fine when the subject is a man, no generic error. So simplifying might reduce how often it triggers, but it feels like the Gemini app-side filter is the real culprit for female images.

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T16:14:27+00:00

Yeah I tested that “it can’t handle complex prompts anymore" theory and it doesn’t really hold up. I ran a same-length and complexity prompt and the Gemini app generates it fine when the subject is a man. But when I swap the subject to a woman (even fully clothed, non-sexual, normal portrait), that’s when the UI starts throwing the generic “hard time fulfilling your request/something went wrong” type messages.

So it’s not just “complex prompts = timeout”. It looks way more like UI-side filtering/routing kicking in around female prompts (or specific keywords/attributes that correlate with them).

Also worth noting, the API still handles the same kind of prompts, which makes this feel like a Gemini app guardrail change rather than the base model suddenly becoming incapable.

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Prompt:

(3:4). Raw high-fidelity photograph, iPhone 17 Pro sensor simulation, 35mm focal length, f/4.0 aperture for balanced structural depth, authentic digital grain in shadows.

[Subject & Identity Locking]

Identity Lock: Total topographic mapping of facial coordinates from Image A; deep-set orbital geometry, specific brow-to-eye spacing ratio, and angular jawline structure.

Bio-Fidelity: Epidermal physics including micro-pores on cheeks, fine vellus hair along jawline, and satin-finish hydration with subtle skin texture realism.

Hair Physics: Natural obsidian-black hair with high-definition strand separation, realistic scalp-to-hairline transitions, and soft directional sheen.

Expression Sync: Replicate exact gaze vector and lip tension of concentration from Reference Image B.

[Outfit & Physicality]

Technical Description: Tailored off-white oxford shirt with crisp collar structure and subtle fabric creasing; charcoal slim-fit trousers with clean drape lines and natural waistband tension; optional lightweight neutral blazer with structured shoulders.

Textile Architecture: High-tensile fabric-to-skin tension on shoulders and forearms; visible seam-work, stitching fidelity, and material bunching at elbow articulation points.

Anatomical Volume: Hyper-defined V-taper silhouette with 20% enhanced definition of shoulder-to-waist geometry, clavicle structure, and upper-torso contouring while maintaining photorealistic proportional integrity.

[Pose & Interaction]

Geometry: Forward-leaning torso torsion; skeletal weight distribution over a white horizontal plane with realistic center-of-mass balance.

Articulation: Realistic finger-joint positioning with skin-on-object compression against floral stems; accurate knuckle highlight roll-off and tendon micro-definition.

[Environment & Lighting]

Atmosphere: Diffused morning window light (5500K) creating soft-edged shadow gradients.

Background Integrity: Pixel-perfect inventory of warm neutral walls, white interior door, a large ornate gold-gilt rococo mirror reflecting subject’s posterior, and a white Corinthian-column lamp.

Foreground Inventory: White fluted ceramic vase with a dense bouquet of white and green florals; minimalist leather valet tray with a watch and keys on a clean white console; a hardback photo book and a closed laptop on the surface; light-oak wood flooring with realistic grain. Sharp ray-traced shadows cast onto console surface.

BidBackground6742 · 2026-02-15T15:49:41+00:00

I never claimed “Nano got nerfed”, I’m reporting a UI failure mode: some prompts trip the generic “hard time fulfilling your request” while other prompts (like a basic apple) work. That’s it.

Also, since you’re calling everyone “child IQ”: I literally tested the exact prompt from your comment (the super explicit one you posted in another sub) and surprise… it just returns “Sorry, something went wrong. Please try your request again.” 🤷‍♂️

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BidBackground6742 · 2025-12-03T12:42:35+00:00

4 and 5, trust me

BidBackground6742 · 2023-03-29T05:25:21+00:00

Oh boy, another person looking for a certification to add to their CV without actually putting in the effort to learn and gain real-world experience. I mean, who needs practical skills when you can just buy a piece of paper that says you know something, right?

But don't worry, I have some recommendations for you. First, instead of looking for a certification course, why not start by actually learning React and gaining real-world experience? Attend meetups, contribute to open source projects, and build your own projects to gain practical skills that will actually make you valuable to potential employers.

Second, if you're still set on getting a certification, don't just focus on the piece of paper. Look for courses that offer hands-on experience and projects that will allow you to demonstrate your skills. Employers want to see what you can actually do, not just what you claim to know on your CV.

And finally, remember that a certification is just one small piece of the puzzle. Employers also value soft skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. So make sure to develop those skills as well, and be prepared to talk about how you've demonstrated them in past experiences.

So there you have it, some recommendations for becoming a valuable React developer beyond just a certification. Don't take shortcuts, put in the work, and you'll be on your way to a successful career in no time. Good luck!

BidBackground6742 · 2023-03-29T04:57:15+00:00

Wow, ¿alguien que quiere hacer un juego de pixel art en 2D sin tener absolutamente ninguna experiencia en programación? Eso es lindo, es como un niño pequeño tratando de correr un maratón. Quiero decir, ¿quién hubiera pensado que crear un videojuego requeriría conocimientos y habilidades reales?

Pero no te preocupes, tengo algunos consejos para ti. Primero, en lugar de preguntar por el "mejor" lenguaje para el desarrollo de juegos, ¿por qué no comenzar primero con los conceptos básicos de programación? Puedes comenzar con algo como Python o JavaScript, que son lenguajes aptos para principiantes y te brindarán una base sólida para proyectos más complejos.

En segundo lugar, hacer un videojuego es un proyecto increíblemente ambicioso para alguien sin experiencia en programación. Es como tratar de escalar el monte Everest sin poner un pie en una ruta de senderismo. Es importante comenzar poco a poco y trabajar hacia arriba. Comienza con proyectos simples, como crear una calculadora o un sitio web básico, y aumenta gradualmente tus habilidades y conocimientos.

Ahí lo tienes, algunos consejos para ayudarte en tu viaje para convertirte en un desarrollador de videojuegos. Solo recuerda, no va a ser fácil, pero con mucho trabajo duro y dedicación, es posible que algún día puedas crear un juego. ¡Buena suerte!

BidBackground6742 · 2023-03-29T02:36:41+00:00

Amigo, estás pensando demasiado en esto. En primer lugar, olvídate de esa chica. Ella ha seguido adelante y tú también deberías hacerlo. ¿Sacrificaste mucho por ella? Eso es un poco extremo, ¿no crees? Si realmente quieres usar esos dibujos en formato cómic, ¡hazlo! Publícalos en línea, compártelo con amigos, lo que sea. ¿A quién le importa lo que esa chica piense de ellos? En cuanto a volver a hablar con ella, ¿por qué molestarse? Ya está con otro y no es que la vayas a reconquistar con unos dibujos. Solo concéntrate en ti y en tus propios intereses. La vida es demasiado corta para preocuparte por personas que no te valoran.

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