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I put Gemini 2.0 inside a desktop app and gave it access to my screen, terminal, clipboard, and the internet:

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Charlie Holtz1 year ago

The coolest part is the live error handling. It knows that the curl returned an error instantly because it’s looking at the same screen I am!

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Charlie Holtz1 year ago

You can now try it here!

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Reown1 year ago

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AK1 year ago

Nice you can try Gemini 2.0 and much more here as well:

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Dev - e/acc1 year ago

It's fucking cool what tools are you using to give access of computer or the browser ?

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Alexander Chen1 year ago

Nice! I noticed you're using the Gemini API and sending frames yourself ... Curious if you've tried the new Multimodal Live API for this instead? I guess your approach gives you more control?

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luis1 year ago

the latency to the responses is very good. is screen access running on a loop in the background or is it voice activated?

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Charlie Holtz1 year ago

I’m sending a frame of my screen to the API every 0.5s

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Marcus Gill Greenwood1 year ago

It correctly identified getting an API key as the most difficult problem in programming for both humans and robots

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The Bentist1 year ago

what the price of 2.0s real time API? hella expensive?

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Charlie Holtz1 year ago

you can try it for free!

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