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GPT o1, so far, sucks for code as far as I can tell. Itā€™s insanely verbose and goes off the rails just as fast, but now for longer, than previous models. It has been awesome for conceptual brainstorming and system architecture. I much prefer Claude 3.5 or gpt 4, Iā€™ll take 4o for boiler plate specifically Anyone else writing code having better experiences with o1 preview?
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For me, when Iā€™m engaging in technically-intense works I go with Claude Would got 4o give me equal amount of productivity?
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Theyā€™re the same, I didnā€™t see anything that would have lead me to believe the hype of Claude being a game changed to the 4o GPT 4 & 4o = Claude 3.5
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šŸ˜…I admire how blunt you are, in your reviews I am actually been strongly persuaded by a friend to ditch Claude for gpt 4o like there was massive upgrade I wondered what he mightā€™ve seen differently šŸ¤”
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šŸ˜‚šŸ™šŸ¼ I will use gpt 4o when I need a complete reproduction of a file with N changes applied. Claude seems to be a bit more token efficient for its output which I like while building and donā€™t like while doing fine details that cause a couple changes across an entire file or boilerplate type work. With cursor you can just click click swap, so itā€™s chill
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Hmm so apparently, they all got their specialties Are they outcome specific or user specific, like does it depend on the expected outcome or on the preference of the individual
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