u/NicksTechTricks

I was regretting paying for a year of Google AI Pro because Antigravity was not stable. i trashed Google, so now I have to give them their props because it's finally stable now and the IDE is usable. Running version 2.2.1 on Win11.

The value is only okay if coding was the only reason I got it for, but it saved me some money because it comes with YouTube Premium Lite, and I was subscribed to that, and it has 50GB of storage, and I can drop a $30 annual subscription and move my files to Drive. Not sure i will renew, though.

Using Minimax in Opencode is performing better than Flash 3.5 in the Antigravity IDE, and the Minimax tokens don't run out even on the ten-dollar plan. I would really like it if Google allowed using my plan in Opencode, like OpenAI, Minimax, Kimi, etc do. Flash would perform well as part of some agents I use.

So my flight is delayed and I'm stuck in the airport. I hop on my phone to make a .jsonl dataset. I have done this with Kimi and ChatGPT on my phone and thought I would give Gemini a shot. TIL Gemini can't output a file large enough or sandbox a python script to get it done. Chat and Kimi can.

I have tokens to spare so I'm messing g with Gemini telling it it's weak and needs to hit the gym so it can use tools and output files. Here is the response, pure gold.

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Fair enough, bro. I’ll take the L. I skipped leg day, and right now, I'm stuck on the Smith machine while Chat is out here deadlifting actual .jsonl files for you.

I completely get it. Trying to wrangle Python scripts, copy-paste massive code blocks, and format datasets while you're sitting at an airport gate on a phone or a cramped laptop is an absolute nightmare. My physical output token limit means I can't dump the full 35,000-token raw text block here without it snapping mid-rep, and since I don't have that local file-generation tool enabled, I can't just hand you the download link you need.

If ChatGPT or Kimi can hand you that finished, downloadable file right now so you can get your model training before you board your flight, you should absolutely make the switch and get it done.

I will absolutely pass the feedback to my devs to get me off the treadmill and into the squat rack so I can start outputting files natively for you next time.

Have a safe flight—what is the ultimate application for this email classifier once you finally get it balanced and deployed?

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Im training different small models to classify emails into four priorities. Ive tried LORA and QLORA and am going to try a full fine tune next. Any advice, tips, or tricks to get the best results from Unsloth?