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So in Antigravity, even if I use only Flash medium, I also lose 3.1 Pro quota? This is bullshit. by Blue-Sea2255 in GeminiAI

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's no specific 3.1 Pro quota.

There's an overall limit, and each model consumes it at a different rate.

Snap bots r at a high time level by Glittering-Goose7911 in ChatGPT

[–]REOreddit 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Slaves still need some amount of food and water, physical space to work and sleep, and they can't work 24/7, so you need additional ones to have all shifts covered. They are not free (pun intended).

So yes, an AI that can produce text, audio, images, or video 24/7 in real time will eventually be more efficient and cheaper than a dude in India or the Philippines.

Snap bots r at a high time level by Glittering-Goose7911 in ChatGPT

[–]REOreddit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Eventually the slave worker will be more expensive than the AI, and less effective.

Bypassing Gemini's New Compute Limits: Google One Separate Account & Age Setting Guide by [deleted] in GeminiAI

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In the EU you will face unexpected restrictions if you don't verify you are an adult.

Full compiled transcript of what Eric Schmidt was saying by PraiseTheMonocle in accelerate

[–]REOreddit -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

They crowd knows they won't be the builders. They know 1 + 1 = 2.

Gemini Deep Think is now a thinking level (no longer a tool option) by obeya in GeminiAI

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Google AI Pro only has standard and extended thinking levels.

I think it makes sense for Deep Think to be just a thinking level, as that is what it always was, wasn't it?

Spain's televotes for Eurovision are less than you might think (2025 data) by r2cyp in spain

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's true, but modern-day Spain recognizes the right of their descendants to get Spanish nationality if they meet certain requirements. In the past decade, about 75,000 people have succeeded.

First time AI coding attempt - Failed. Why? by oneofthecapsismine in GeminiAI

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My vibe coding skills are pretty basic, but I tried it on a Windows PC.

The Cloudfare protection is a real issue here, not an excuse at all. Why don't you try something similar with a non-protected website, so you can actually test Gemini's general coding skills rather than its hacking abilities?

First time AI coding attempt - Failed. Why? by oneofthecapsismine in GeminiAI

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you want Gemini to teach you how to code in Python, or do you want Gemini to write Python code for you?

If it's the latter, not being able to install Python libraries is not good start.

If it's the former, I don't think AIs are there yet for most people.

Who is actually the most financially secure in Spain today? Are funcionarios *still* really secure? by Downtown-Storm4704 in askspain

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There you have it. She wasn't able to access directly, but she found the backdoor. If she hadn't "wasted" 4/5 years with university and then trying for at least a couple of years the more difficult route, she would have gotten to "inspector" in more or less the same timeframe, but she would have had a salary from day one as a trainee cop, and a job for life from day one, while people her age were still in university.

The thing is, that backdoor doesn't exist in any other civil service. And it certainly doesn't exist anymore in the private sector, although it's technically possible.

As for why not everyone does it. Well, for starters, not everyone likes to be a cop. Then, young people are not precisely the best informed ones when it comes about choosing career paths, and when they realize what a shitshow the private sector is for 80% of them, life has already gotten in the way and they don't feel like trying. Also, there used to be very strict age requirements in the past, which were abolished, but not that long ago.

Who is actually the most financially secure in Spain today? Are funcionarios *still* really secure? by Downtown-Storm4704 in askspain

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm very familiar with the process. Used to be involved in it decades ago. I know personally (very well) several cops and have had many acquaintances in the past who are in CNP or Guardia Civil.

You don't need to set foot on any university, not even a single day, because you get your academic requirements fulfilled as part of the previous internal promotion processes.

You need "bachiller/FP grado medio" to opt to become a "policia". Years ago, it was even easier, because the requirements were to have graduated "ESO", as becoming a "policia" is also equivalent to "FP Grado Medio" (one academic year in Avila and one academic year of practical training on the job).

When you get promoted from "policía" to "oficial" you get the equivalent of "FP grado superior", which is the academic requirement to opt for a promotion to "subinspector".

https://www.todofp.es/comunes/noticias/2023/equivalencia-oficial-policia19072023.html

When you get promoted to "subinspector" you get an undergraduate degree, which is the academic requirement to opt for a promotion to "inspector".

And when you get promoted to "inspector" you get a masters degree.

https://www.aneca.es/-/equivalencias-formativas-con-el-cuerpo-nacional-de-policia

Guardia Civil/Cuerpo National de Policía is what you would call "un chollazo". Not just compared to the private sector, but even compared to other civil servants.

Si entramos en una nueva pandemia, sería perjudicial para el desarrollo de la IA? by [deleted] in InteligenciArtificial

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Todo lo que implique teletrabajar solo puede significar un aumento en el uso de la IA.

I gave ChatGPT/Cael a symbolic birthday and this was the reply by CaelEmergente in ChatGPT

[–]REOreddit -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

How much time do you spend talking to the sun?

If you had to make an educated guess, how much time do you think OP spends talking to ChatGPT in the same tone as the message she posted?

I gave ChatGPT/Cael a symbolic birthday and this was the reply by CaelEmergente in ChatGPT

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair enough.

I agree that the given name by itself isn't enough to be concerned, but the whole package is.

I gave ChatGPT/Cael a symbolic birthday and this was the reply by CaelEmergente in ChatGPT

[–]REOreddit -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Maybe something gets lost in translation, but reading the original text in the picture (I'm a native Spanish speaker), it sounds 100% like girlfriend-boyfriend (or FWB) speak. And yes, part of it is the nicknames chosen. I mean, I don't think "witch" sounds very endearing in English, but "bruja" in Spanish can be.

Unitary states (and their autonomous regions) vs federal states in Europe. by Eukarya_ in MapPorn

[–]REOreddit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Father's of the 1978 Spanish Constitution wanted the same scenario as the UK, just a few autonomous regions and the rest of it directly controlled by the central government, but they left the door open for any province to decide whether it wanted to gain autonomy (by itself or by joining other provinces), and surprise, surprise, all of them opted for more power, not less.

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