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This is an interesting perspective to me. For my work, Sonnet 4.5 is almost always better than Opus 4.1. Opus might still have a slight edge when it comes to co
by sothatsit 1y ago
This is an interesting perspective to me. For my work, Sonnet 4.5 is almost always better than Opus 4.1. Opus might still have a slight edge when it comes to complex edge-cases or niche topics, but that's about it.
And this is coming from someone who used to use Opus exclusively over Sonnet 4, as I found it was better in pretty much all ways other than speed. I no longer believe that with Sonnet 4.5. So, it is interesting to hear that there may still be areas where Opus wins. But I would definitely say that this does not apply to my work in working on bash scripts, web dev, and work in a C codebase. I am loving using Sonnet 4.5.
- virtualritz 1y agoI'm doing computer graphics code, 2D, 3D, all CPU (not GPU) and VFX related. It's a niche topic for sure. Often relate to research papers that come without code. I.e. I can tell from the generated code on this vs. other 'topics' that the model has not seen much or any "prior art".