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So, announcing the fallback is better than doing it silently, but the fact that Fable falls back frequently for the kind of work I do (a lot of security oriente
by SwellJoe 3mo ago
So, announcing the fallback is better than doing it silently, but the fact that Fable falls back frequently for the kind of work I do (a lot of security oriented stuff lately, but it falls back on seemingly random stuff, sometimes, too), means I reach for it less. Getting interrupted mid-task makes it much less valuable. If I have any suspicion I'm going to hit the guardrails, I'll use something else.
- pseudohadamard 3mo agoSame problem here, I seem to hit guardrails all the time when doing code audits. Does anyone have any insight over whether they're less annoying in Opus 5 than Fable? That is, is it better to start with Opus 5 than Fable because you'll get kicked backed to Opus 4.8 less often? There also seems to be some cross-pollination across models, going Fable, Fable, Fable, guardrail, Opus 4.8, Opus 4.8, ... gives more Fable-like results from Opus than just Opus 4.8, Opus 4.8, Opus 4.8, ...
- pseudohadamard 3mo agoPlayed with it for a couple of hours now, I'd say it's slightly better than Fable for coding and so far I haven't hit any guardrails while I'd hit them all the time with Fable.