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I use o1 for research rather than coding. If I have a complex question that requires combining multiple ideas or references and checking the result, it's usuall
by mind-blight 2y ago
I use o1 for research rather than coding. If I have a complex question that requires combining multiple ideas or references and checking the result, it's usually pretty good at that.
Sometimes that results in code, but it's the research and cross referencing that's actually useful with it