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At work I wouldn't want to use anything else. Compared to my salary a Claude subscription (or two) is cheap For hobby projects I've completely switched to Deep
by wongarsu 4mo ago
At work I wouldn't want to use anything else. Compared to my salary a Claude subscription (or two) is cheap
For hobby projects I've completely switched to DeepSeek v4 pro. I spend less than on a $10 Claude plan and am not subjected to quota limits (when I have time and motivation, the last thing I want is a 5 hour quota running out). And the difference in model performance is fine for those smaller projects, most of which will end up abandoned or in a state of "good enough" anyways
And for utility tasks, those 30b models are also great.
I'm a big fan of gemma4
- llmslave 4mo agoive just got better things to do with my life than fuss with an inferior model. its like why hire a dumb employee over a smart one
- BeetleB 4mo agoI think you misspelled "I've got plenty of money".
- llmslave 4mo ago200 bucks a month?
- BeetleB 4mo agoIs a lot of money. The majority of people here aren't willing to spend $200/mo for coding unless their little projects provide a comparable value back to them. For context, I'm paying under $30/year and get GLM-5.2. An extra $2300/year isn't going to get me much better outcomes.
- llmslave 4mo agoit seems cheap for what is borderline AGI
- BeetleB 4mo agoThe point is that the less capable models are also borderline AGI. You're paying 10-100x more to get a few percentage points improvement in performance. Put another way, what I get for my under $3/mo is better than what you were getting 3-5 months ago paying $200/mo. So you're paying a lot just to be ahead by a few paltry months.