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As a non native English speaker, letting an LLM translate my emails is actually a sweet trap that’s all too easy to fall into. But Gemini in Gmail DOESN’T SUPPO
by NagatoYuzuru 4mo ago
As a non native English speaker, letting an LLM translate my emails is actually a sweet trap that’s all too easy to fall into. But Gemini in Gmail DOESN’T SUPPORT non English input. What’s the point of this thing?
- duskdozer 4mo ago>As a non native English speaker, letting an LLM translate my emails is actually a sweet trap that’s all too easy to fall into. There's a big difference between running your input through DeepL and asking [ChatGPT] to rewrite it. I don't know how we got to the latter being the go-to
- NagatoYuzuru 4mo agoDeepL's limit is now only 500 words. And I already have a whole bunch of subscriptions. This will become a habit. That’s why DeepL is feeling the pressure and [laying off](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-07/google-translate-rival-deepl-announces-plans-to-cut-25-of-staff https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-07/google-tr...) employees.