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For at least the last year, I've been using Grok for 90% of my queries. I pay for their $30 plan as well as $20 for Claude Code, which I only use for simple de

For at least the last year, I've been using Grok for 90% of my queries. I pay for their $30 plan as well as $20 for Claude Code, which I only use for simple development projects. For anything more complicated, Grok's expert mode has consistently better results.

Sherveen 1y ago
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- danskeren 1y ago
  I throw all my queries at Grok 4 Expert, GPT 5 Thinking and Opus 4.1 Extended Thinking.. for Golang it's been my experience that Grok produce the best results about 90% of the time as well. Some simple example: https://claude.ai/share/6d178173-cdf7-4e50-a467-73ee9f479d56 https://claude.ai/share/6d178173-cdf7-4e50-a467-73ee9f479d56. https://chatgpt.com/share/69102735-46ac-8012-9cf0-0969585c86e6 https://chatgpt.com/share/69102735-46ac-8012-9cf0-0969585c86.... https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5LWNvcHk%3D_54b5f2f1-732e-4372-b0bb-d72f4ac31004 https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5LWNvcHk%3D_54b5f2f1-732e-4372.... I don't use Gemini but haven't been impressed whenever I tried it with GitHub Copilot.
  - vasco 1y ago
    I used to think OpenAI was going to be the Yahoo of the AI wave, but might not even be that, maybe it's the AOL. And from what it looks like to me Google is preparing to be the Google of the AI wave.
    - GCUMstlyHarmls 1y ago
      Or maybe the Google Wave of the AI Wave...
  - f311a 1y ago
    Not sure about Claude, but OpenAI models are pretty bad at Go for some reason. For example, they always want to replace the "new" style for-loop that uses range with the old syntax. This drives me nuts.
  - thecopy 1y ago
    Isn't Sonnet 4.5 stronger than Opus 4.1?