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As a follow up. I feel like codex/sol is better at well scoped hard technical problem. Where it can sort of run this brute force analytical loop. Like doing
by aleksiy123 1mo ago
As a follow up.
I feel like codex/sol is better at well scoped hard technical problem.
Where it can sort of run this brute force analytical loop.
Like doing performance optimization or other search type problems. I think the math proofs are good examples of this.
- pixelmelt 1mo agoAgreed, only LLM I can give a folder of packet traces from a multiplayer game and wake up the next day with a server that feels identical.