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Google Gemini Model Picker Labels 3 Pro as 'lmao' Instead of 'New'
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Google Gemini Model Picker Labels 3 Pro as 'lmao' Instead of 'New'

Description

A screenshot of Google's Gemini AI model selection dropdown on a dark-themed mobile interface. The header reads 'Choose your model'. Two options are shown: '3 Pro' described as 'Cutting-edge intelligence' with a blue pill-shaped badge reading 'lmao' (instead of the usual 'New' badge), and '2.5 Pro' described as 'Reasoning, math & code' with a standard blue 'New' badge. Below the dropdown, the currently selected model shows '2.5 Flash' with a dropdown arrow and a microphone icon. The humor comes from someone editing the 'New' badge on the 3 Pro model to say 'lmao' instead, mocking either the model's capabilities or Google's marketing of it as 'cutting-edge intelligence.'

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick When even the UI badge can't keep a straight face about your model being 'cutting-edge intelligence,' you know the benchmark scores were written by the marketing team
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    When even the UI badge can't keep a straight face about your model being 'cutting-edge intelligence,' you know the benchmark scores were written by the marketing team

  2. Anonymous

    My ideal model selector: 'Does what the docs say' with a 'Finally' button, and 'Hallucinates a new sorting algorithm' with an 'I'm feeling lucky' button

  3. @NaNmber 10mo

    for free!

  4. @ZmEYkA_3310 10mo

    I know :(

    1. @NaNmber 10mo

      what a banger memes you post holy lmao

      1. @linuxhasan 10mo

        I agree

      2. @ZmEYkA_3310 10mo

        ty lmao

  5. @advanced_name_1 10mo

    Lmao

  6. dev_meme 10mo

    Oh ffs

    1. @RiedleroD 10mo

      I don't understand. what's this about?

      1. dev_meme 10mo

        It was about Gemini 3

        1. @RiedleroD 10mo

          ok but what's the context here

          1. dev_meme 10mo

            Well, there was a lot of hype about how good it is expected to be

            1. @RiedleroD 10mo

              oh ok

              1. dev_meme 10mo

                https://t.me/devs_chat/176513 This screenshot is about Demis, not about Elon, just to make it clear Just coz he isn't one to make hype out of nothing

                1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                  fwiw this does seem to be a true OG in the AI scene, going back to alphago and such. people like him I do have some respect for

                  1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                    still, I don't believe it's going to be anything revolutionary. just yet another marginal improvement

                    1. @DerKnerd 10mo

                      yeah probably, and one main purpose I have for LLM assistance is just converting between languages, creating CTEs from JSON data I have to map arrays of objects to sql upserts and for that most models work more than well already

                    2. dev_meme 10mo

                      12 marginal improvements over the year year across the market is pretty good tho

                      1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                        we've gone from "obviously wrong" to "wrong in ways that are not so obvious" to "technically sound in isolation, but WILL cause problems in context of the rest of the codebase"

                        1. @DerKnerd 10mo

                          I don't even think the main issue is the coding part, but that the LLMs get better with time in being convincing even if they talk bullcrap

                          1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                            yea I mean part of getting better at convincing you it's good is actually making it good, but still it's not like an actual programmer thinking about how the code is going to be used down the road and such and such. and the amount of epiphanies I've had while working on code, where I completely restructured the thing I was implementing because I figured out the way I wanted to do it was bullshit, … yeah

                            1. dev_meme 10mo

                              >> completely restructured the thing I was implementing because I figured out the way I wanted to do it was bullshit, But when people find out the way AI goes is bullshit they go crazy and curse the LLM, instead of doing what they would do if they worked without it! Why so?

                              1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                                …because the AI won't tell them that, and you have to have a deep understanding of the codebase to figure out that you're attempting bullshit

                              2. @DerKnerd 10mo

                                the reason for that, from my point, if the ai creates bullcrap i don't know the reasoning or thinking behind it. When I do it myself I do know how I got there

                                1. dev_meme 10mo

                                  Yeah, likelly, but this is also true with, for example, coworkers That meme "managers were always vibecoding" not an actual meme, it was more like actual fact

                                  1. @DerKnerd 10mo

                                    you do know, I can talk to coworkers to get their reasoning behind it right?

                                    1. dev_meme 10mo

                                      Why wouldn't you talk to LLM then? Sonnet/GPT-5 are pretty well at explaining their reasoning, and you can "catch" their hand to correct direction of work

                                      1. @DerKnerd 10mo

                                        I actually made horrific experience with that approach, it just starts hallucinating crap at some point

                                        1. @pdsnrc 10mo

                                          for some reason I just imagine someone very pissed about hiring a schizo programmer

                                          1. @DerKnerd 10mo

                                            oh boy, that might be interesting, coding as a person with splitpersonality disorder, one personality only codes in perl while the other won't touch anything but assembler

                                            1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                                              tell me about it 💀 I fucking hate being plural

                                              1. @DerKnerd 10mo

                                                well I had voices but they were mostly a code review you really don't want to hear

                                                1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                                                  bruh

                                          2. @RiedleroD 10mo

                                            "sorry for the downtime, friedrich hallucinated passing CI and pushed to prod"

                        2. dev_meme 10mo

                          This is "person-in-the-loop" responsibility to catch those, we used to call them programmers before 🌚 The same thing was always happening, thus "minimum approves" requirement for PRs

                          1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                            …you only know the codebase if you touch a good portion of the code yourself

                            1. dev_meme 10mo

                              Or if documentation is well structured, and domains of responsibility are reasonably separated

                              1. @RiedleroD 10mo

                                I will say, AI is probably ok for generating docs. and no, reading docs is not a substitute for knowing the code

          2. dev_meme 10mo

            And it being SOTA on lmarena preliminary confirms it but personally I will need a few days to play with it

  7. @RiedleroD 10mo

    very funny. I love masturbation

  8. @RiedleroD 10mo

    not officially diagnosed, but yes

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