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> The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I love this. When ChatGPT compliments me on my great question or tries to banter it causes me great despair.
I've noticed 4o uses a lot of emojis, and, in general, is very enthusiastic. I find it funny. If I want a more formal bot, I switch to one of the o3 family.
There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I don't know if this is because I interact with Gemini only through AI Studio, and it may have different system instructions (apart from those one can a…
There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I don't know if this is because I interact with Gemini only through AI Studio, and it may have different system instructions (apart from those one can a…
I didn't realize just how big the difference was until I tested it.
"How do I clear a directory of all executable files on Debian?"
Gemini 2.0 Flash: (responses manually formatted)
find /path/to/directory -type f -executable -delete
Replace /path/to/directory with the actual path.
To clear (delete) all executable files from a directory on Debian (or any Linux system), you can use the find command. Here's a safe and effective way to do it:
# [checkmark emoji] Command to delete all executable files in a directory (not recursively): [..]
# [magnifying glass emoji] Want to preview before deleting? [..]
# [caution sign emoji] Caution: [..]
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> The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I love this. When ChatGPT compliments me on my great question or tries to banter it causes me great despair.
I've noticed 4o uses a lot of emojis, and, in general, is very enthusiastic. I find it funny. If I want a more formal bot, I switch to one of the o3 family.
There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I don't know if this is because I interact with Gemini only through AI Studio, and it may have different system instructions (apart from those one can a…
It doesn't seem as popular, but I've found Grok to treat you the least like a child and provide good answers. Especially with more complicated tasks.
^ like that.
There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I don't know if this is because I interact with Gemini only through AI Studio, and it may have different system instructions (apart from those one can a…
Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've noticed 4o uses a lot of emojis, and, in general, is very enthusiastic. I find it funny. If I want a more formal bot, I switch to one of the o3 family.
I use a very simple custom system prompt (not on my work machine at the moment, but essentially something along the lines of "for technical questions, please be concise and to the point, and when asked for code, omit explanations and emit just the code itself unless I ask for explanations"), and it does wonders.
There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I don't know if this is because I interact with Gemini only through AI Studio, and it may have different system instructions (apart from those one can a…
There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I don't know if this is because I interact with Gemini only through AI Studio, and it may have different system instructions (apart from those one can a…
There is generally something about the Gemini models which feels a bit different than Claude, ChatGPT or Mistral. I always have the feeling that I'm chatting with a model oriented towards engineering tasks. The seriousness, lack of interest of being humorous or cool. I don't know if this is because I interact with Gemini only through AI Studio, and it may have different system instructions (apart from those one can a…