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The new version of Gemini 2 Pro has officially published, which is better than Claude 3.7 Sonnet and O3-Mini

Thread in Neural networks created by oooooooooooooo Mar 25, 2025. 176 views

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  1. oooooooooooooo
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    oooooooooooooo Topic starter Mar 25, 2025 50 рублей 2407 Dec 28, 2024
    Ее название - Gemini 2.5 Pro, и она умеет рассуждать.
    Ее контекст составляет - 1 миллионов токенов, а максимальный аутпут - 65536, сказка для кода)
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    Тестируем тут
    aistudio.google.com​

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    Mar 25, 2025
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    2. oooooooooooooo Topic starter
      JOKO,
      Here's a thinking process that could lead to the HTML/CSS website code:

      1. **Understand the Request:** The user wants a "very beautiful" website written entirely in HTML, contained within a single file. "Very beautiful" is subjective, but generally implies good design, pleasing aesthetics, modern look, maybe some subtle animations or effects, and responsiveness. "Single file" means all HTML, CSS, and potentially JavaScript must be embedded within the `<head>` or `<body>` of the HTML document.

      2. **Initial Brainstorming & Constraints:**
      * **Single File:** This is the main technical constraint. All CSS needs to go inside `<style>` tags, and any JavaScript (if used) inside `<script>` tags. No external files.
      * **"Very Beautiful":** What makes a site beautiful?
      * **Layout:** Clean structure (header, sections, footer). Maybe a hero section. Good spacing and alignment. Responsiveness is crucial for modern beauty.
      * **Typography:** Nice fonts (Google Fonts are easy to embed). Good line height, font sizes, and weights.
      * **Color Palette:** A harmonious color scheme. Not too many colors. Maybe a primary, secondary, accent, and neutral colors.
      * **Imagery:** High-quality images or illustrations are key. Since it's a single file, embedding images directly (Base64) is possible but makes the file *huge* and hard to manage. Using external URLs (like from Unsplash or Pexels) is a much better compromise for a demo.
      * **Interactivity/Effects (Subtle):** Hover effects on buttons/links. Maybe a subtle fade-in animation on load or scroll. Parallax is often considered beautiful but can be complex and might require JS. Let's stick to CSS for simplicity.
      * **Content:** Needs *some* placeholder content to demonstrate the design. A typical landing page structure (Hero, About, Services/Features, Call to Action, Footer) works well.

      3. **Structure (HTML - `<body>`):**
      * `<header>`: Logo/Site Name, Navigation Menu (`<nav>`, `<ul>`, `<li>`, `<a>`).
      * `<main>`: The main content area.
      * `<section id="hero">`: Big introductory section, often with a background image, headline, subheadline, and call-to-action button.
      * `<section id="about">`: Information about the site/company/person. Maybe text and an image side-by-side.
      * `<section id="features">` (or "services"): Highlight key points, often using cards or columns. Use icons for visual appeal.
      * `<section id="cta">`: A clear call to action, often simple with a button.
      * `<footer>`: Copyright info, maybe some links.

      4. **Styling Strategy (CSS - `<style>`):**
      * **Reset/Normalization:** Start with basic resets (`* { margin: 0; padding: 0; box-sizing: border-box; }`) for consistency.
      * **Variables:** Use CSS Custom Properties (`:root { --primary-color: ...; }`) for colors, fonts, spacing. Makes changes easier.
      * **Base Styles:** Set `font-family`, `font-size`, `line-height`, `color`, `background-color` on `body`.
      * **Layout:** Use Flexbox or Grid for layout within sections (e.g., header items, feature cards, about section columns). Use `max-width` and `margin: auto` for a centered container.
      * **Typography:** Define styles for `h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `p`, `a`. Import Google Fonts (e.g., Montserrat, Open Sans).
      * **Component Styling:**
      * Header: Background, padding, nav link styling (hover effects).
      * Hero: Background image/gradient, text centering, padding, button styling.
      * Sections: Padding, background colors (maybe alternating).
      * Cards (Features): Background, padding, border-radius, box-shadow, icon styling.
      * Buttons: Padding, background, color, border, border-radius, hover effect (transition).
      * Footer: Background, padding, text alignment, link styling.
      * **Responsiveness:** Use Media Queries (`@media (max-width: ...px)`) to adjust layout, font sizes, padding for smaller screens (tablets, mobiles). Common breakpoints: ~992px, ~768px, ~576px.
      * Make nav menu stack or turn into a burger menu (Burger menu needs JS, let's stick to simpler stacking for a CSS-only approach first).
      * Make columns stack vertically.
      * Adjust font sizes.
      * **Enhancements:**
      * `scroll-behavior: smooth;` for smooth anchor link scrolling.
      * Subtle transitions on hover states (`transition: all 0.3s ease;`).
      * Maybe a simple fade-in animation for sections (optional, adds complexity). Let's skip animations for the first pass to keep it manageable.

      5. **Content:**
      * Use placeholder text (Lorem Ipsum is okay, but slightly more descriptive text is better).
      * Choose appropriate icons (Font Awesome is great, but requires external linking or embedding SVG. Let's use simple Unicode characters or skip icons initially for simplicity, maybe add SVGs later if feasible within the single file). Okay, let's try embedding a few simple SVG icons directly in the HTML.
      * Find suitable background images (Unsplash is good for high-quality, free images). Use placeholder URLs.

      6. **Implementation (Code Writing):**

      * **HTML First:** Write the basic structure (`index.html` shell). Add `<style>` tags in `<head>`.
      * **CSS - Base & Layout:** Add resets, variables, body styles, container class.
      * **CSS - Header & Hero:** Style the header, nav, hero section, background image (using `background-image: url(...)`, `background-size: cover`, etc.). Style the hero text and button.
      * **CSS - Sections:** Style the 'About', 'Features', 'CTA' sections. Use Flexbox/Grid for layout (e.g., feature cards). Add padding, backgrounds.
      * **CSS - Components:** Style cards, buttons, links, footer.
      * **CSS - Responsiveness:** Add media queries and adjust styles for smaller screens. Test by resizing the browser.
      * **Refinement:** Review the design. Adjust spacing, colors, fonts. Add transitions. Ensure hover states look good.
      * **Content Integration:** Add placeholder text, images (URLs), and icons (embedded SVG).
      * **Final Polish:** Add comments to CSS/HTML for clarity. Check cross-browser compatibility (basics). Ensure smooth scrolling is working.

      7. **Self-Correction/Refinement during thought process:**
      * *Initial thought:* Use Base64 images. *Correction:* Too bulky, hard to manage. Use external URLs for demo.
      * *Initial thought:* Add complex JS animations. *Correction:* User asked for HTML, keep it simple. CSS transitions/animations are better for a single file. Stick to CSS transitions for hover effects. Maybe add a simple CSS keyframe animation for sections appearing on scroll? *Correction:* Let's keep it simpler for now, focus on solid layout and styling. Smooth scroll is a nice CSS-only touch.
      * *Initial thought:* Use Font Awesome. *Correction:* Requires external link or complex setup. Use Google Fonts (easy via `@import` or `<link>`) and embedded SVGs for icons.
      * *Initial thought:* Burger menu for mobile. *Correction:* Requires JS. For a CSS-only single file, simply stacking nav links is easier and acceptable.
      * Ensure the color contrast is good for accessibility.
      * Make sure the chosen images fit the "beautiful" theme. Nature, abstract gradients, or clean tech photos often work well.

      8. **Final Output Generation:** Combine the HTML structure and the CSS styles within `<style>` tags into one single `.html` file. Add comments explaining the structure and how to potentially customize it. Add introductory and concluding text for the user.
      Mar 25, 2025
    3. oooooooooooooo Topic starter
      JOKO, это рассуждение, а щас ответ скину
      Mar 25, 2025
    4. filosik
      oooooooooooooo, как понял ответ ты не получил :da:
      Mar 25, 2025
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  2. Несков
    Несков Mar 25, 2025 Экономь TRX - lolz.live/threads/7681011 425 Feb 26, 2023
    сейчас затестим
     
    Mar 25, 2025
  3. filosik
    filosik Mar 25, 2025 Я вам запрещаю сливать хайды :muted: 1372 Aug 10, 2017
    Щас купил премку,затестим
     
    Mar 25, 2025
    1. oooooooooooooo Topic starter
      filosik, ты гугл адвансед купил?
      Mar 25, 2025
    2. filosik
      oooooooooooooo,
      Хз, премка какая-то
      Mar 25, 2025
    3. oooooooooooooo Topic starter
      Mar 25, 2025
  4. mamura_ru
    mamura_ru Mar 26, 2025 14 Jun 8, 2022
    она лучше чем chatGPT ?
     
    Mar 26, 2025 Edited
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    2. mamura_ru
      oooooooooooooo, а как купить подписку? с ру карты не получится?
      Mar 26, 2025
    3. oooooooooooooo Topic starter
      Mar 26, 2025
    4. getlife
      Mar 26, 2025
  5. mamura_ru
    mamura_ru Mar 26, 2025 14 Jun 8, 2022
    Mar 26, 2025
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    2. oooooooooooooo Topic starter
      Mar 26, 2025
    3. mamura_ru
      oooooooooooooo, я просто щас думал взять подписку на chatGPT, но это оказывается намного лучше, но то что это на сайте очень плохо, мне приложение лучше подходит
      Mar 26, 2025 Edited
    4. getlife
      Mar 26, 2025
  6. mamura_ru
    mamura_ru Mar 26, 2025 14 Jun 8, 2022
    пустая страница
     
    Mar 26, 2025
  7. getlife
    getlife Mar 26, 2025 Banned 1 Feb 19, 2025
    Хуйня ебанная
     
    Mar 26, 2025
    1. oooooooooooooo Topic starter
      Mar 26, 2025
    2. getlife
      oooooooooooooo, ии не заменит кодеров не то-что программистов
      Mar 26, 2025
    3. fakerplayer
      getlife, курсор уже Джуниор разрабов заменяет
      Apr 4, 2025
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