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Words have lost all meaning. "Verbose" no longer means "containing more words than necessary" but instead "Bit more than usual". "Fast" no longer mean "characte
by embedding-shape 9mo ago
Words have lost all meaning. "Verbose" no longer means "containing more words than necessary" but instead "Bit more than usual". "Fast" no longer mean "characterized by quick motion, operation, or effect" but instead depends on the company, some of them use slightly different way, but same "speed", but it's called "fast mode".
It's just a whole new world where words suddenly mean something completely different, and you can no longer understand programs by just reading what labels they use for various things, you need to also lookup if what they think "verbose" means matches with the meaning you've built up understanding of first.
- alehlopeh 9mo agoI’m literally dead
- xg15 9mo agoMy condolences.
- deleted 9mo ago[deleted]
- dhagz 9mo agoYou thought "fast mode" was describing the agent? No no no, it's describing your spend, since it only uses "extra usage."
- nullbio 9mo agoOut of principle I'm never paying them a cent for "fast mode". I've already started using Codex anyway, will probably just cancel my sub since I've found I actually haven't needed CC at all since making the switch.
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- throwaway314155 9mo agoTo be fair, some of the best software out there has multiple levels of verbosity. Usually enabled with extra ‘-v’ short options.