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I gave Gemini 4 Argon five prompts of about 50 words each, sent every one once, and got five apps back in 328 seconds for $0.37 total. One of them needs a redo. According to Google's post, Argon built a Slides deck from 80,000 files in NASA's open archives. I can't repeat that run, so I won't grade it. My runs went through Google's API on Oct 14, and all of it is there to check. Every prompt ran three or four sentences with the same four instructions: what to build in one HTML file, the…
Gemini 4 Argon can turn messy data into clean, visual narratives in just minutes 🪐 Here’s how it processed 80,000 files from @NASA's open archives (CSVs, images, PDFs, web articles, XML logs, and raw videos) to build a Google Slides deck based on strict design guidelines. https://t.co/1egN1suDpE