Based on this comment, decided to try out gemini.
Total disaster. Doing similar tasks to openai and claude, it just borks. And it is complaining about my desire to use a gender guesser python libary, and tells me that's inappropriate for non-binary people, and it won't do it.
That's fun.
Edit 1: Also it refuses to print the entire script. I've tried many work arounds, it seems to only want to output a very small number of total lines.
Threw it into ChatGPT and immediately it fixed all the issues with Gemini, and worked on first try.
Edit 2: The only thing better about Gemini as far as I can tell, is that the copy code button is on the bottom. ChatGPT's is at the top, and that's dumb.
Edit 3: I'm being downvoted heavily now, to be clear, I didn't intentionally seek out the gender issue, it's just what I was working on.
I'm currently trying to generate infographics based on wrestlers, and I needed to split the men from the female for championship title rankings.
I have no problem with it in general, it just came up, so I communicated it.
Multiple times Gemini removed the code using the gender guesser library because it felt I shouldn't use it. When trying to determine wrestlers, and their Title Chances, it makes a lot of sense...
But Gemini just refused to allow me to use it, which seems like a ridiculous thing. I want to make the choices here.
Total disaster. Doing similar tasks to openai and claude, it just borks. And it is complaining about my desire to use a gender guesser python libary, and tells me that's inappropriate for non-binary people, and it won't do it.
That's fun.
Edit 1: Also it refuses to print the entire script. I've tried many work arounds, it seems to only want to output a very small number of total lines.
Threw it into ChatGPT and immediately it fixed all the issues with Gemini, and worked on first try.
Edit 2: The only thing better about Gemini as far as I can tell, is that the copy code button is on the bottom. ChatGPT's is at the top, and that's dumb.
Edit 3: I'm being downvoted heavily now, to be clear, I didn't intentionally seek out the gender issue, it's just what I was working on.
I'm currently trying to generate infographics based on wrestlers, and I needed to split the men from the female for championship title rankings.
I have no problem with it in general, it just came up, so I communicated it.
Multiple times Gemini removed the code using the gender guesser library because it felt I shouldn't use it. When trying to determine wrestlers, and their Title Chances, it makes a lot of sense...
But Gemini just refused to allow me to use it, which seems like a ridiculous thing. I want to make the choices here.