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The amount of products and updates shipping from the AI-invigorated Google is mind-boggling. They are leading or highly competitive in every AI segment: founda

by xnx 7mo ago

The amount of products and updates shipping from the AI-invigorated Google is mind-boggling. They are leading or highly competitive in every AI segment: foundation model, open-weights model, video model, image model, world model, AI IDE, AI CLI, text-to-music, text-to-speech, etc. etc. etc.

verdverm 7mo ago
Their "ai-invigorated" GCP UI has been degrading substantially. It's becoming unusable and slower than Jira (which has actually vastly improved over the last several years). It currently has an expanding state problem (we suspect) because a change in one part of the UI is not reflected in the validation of other fields. Even clearing browser cache does not fix the issues. At least the CLI still works, but that is largely trad machine generated from schemas.
straydusk 7mo ago
I'm about as AI-pilled as anyone. Stitch is the only Google powered AI product I use. How are they winning?
- jsmo 7mo ago
  Never heard of it, seems like a Wix / Canva knock-off?
khuey 7mo ago
Really? Right now both Claude Code and Codex seem substantially more capable than Gemini CLI to me.
comboy 7mo ago
Tried antigravity and cli a few times. I'm unable to handle that prodigious toddler. Are you guys able to make use of it?
- nimchimpsky 7mo ago
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- operatingthetan 7mo ago
  CLI is great, probably 90% as good as CC.
  - girvo 7mo ago
    Antigravity CLI or the Gemini one? When I tried the latter about 2 months ago it was shockingly bad, though I was a free user. I assume its better if you're a paying customer?
    - operatingthetan 7mo ago
      It doesn't appear that there is an Antigravity CLI, so the ladder. I'm using a paid account though. For the last few months I was using paid versions of CC, Codex and Gemini CLI, and found them more or less equivalent for my uses. I'm just building web apps though.
  - alxhslm 7mo ago
    In my experience, it was fine for simple tasks - but CC was well ahead for anything which required substantial “thinking”.
- NeutralWanted 7mo ago
  Been using it for work and personal daily since release. First few weeks were rough but it's probably the best AI code editor out right now. But that's largely due to the models just be superior
  - sovietonion 7mo ago
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andrewmcwatters 7mo ago
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by xnx 7mo ago

verdverm 7mo ago

Their "ai-invigorated" GCP UI has been degrading substantially. It's becoming unusable and slower than Jira (which has actually vastly improved over the last several years). It currently has an expanding state problem (we suspect) because a change in one part of the UI is not reflected in the validation of other fields. Even clearing browser cache does not fix the issues. At least the CLI still works, but that is largely trad machine generated from schemas.

straydusk 7mo ago

I'm about as AI-pilled as anyone. Stitch is the only Google powered AI product I use. How are they winning?

jsmo 7mo ago
Never heard of it, seems like a Wix / Canva knock-off?

khuey 7mo ago

Really? Right now both Claude Code and Codex seem substantially more capable than Gemini CLI to me.

comboy 7mo ago

Tried antigravity and cli a few times. I'm unable to handle that prodigious toddler. Are you guys able to make use of it?

nimchimpsky 7mo ago
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operatingthetan 7mo ago
CLI is great, probably 90% as good as CC.
- girvo 7mo ago
  Antigravity CLI or the Gemini one? When I tried the latter about 2 months ago it was shockingly bad, though I was a free user. I assume its better if you're a paying customer?
  - operatingthetan 7mo ago
    It doesn't appear that there is an Antigravity CLI, so the ladder. I'm using a paid account though. For the last few months I was using paid versions of CC, Codex and Gemini CLI, and found them more or less equivalent for my uses. I'm just building web apps though.
- alxhslm 7mo ago
  In my experience, it was fine for simple tasks - but CC was well ahead for anything which required substantial “thinking”.
NeutralWanted 7mo ago
Been using it for work and personal daily since release. First few weeks were rough but it's probably the best AI code editor out right now. But that's largely due to the models just be superior
- sovietonion 7mo ago
  [dead]

andrewmcwatters 7mo ago

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