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Maybe you don't! It is very possible that your problems don't actually need frontier-level artificial intelligence.
by Philpax 2mo ago
Maybe you don't! It is very possible that your problems don't actually need frontier-level artificial intelligence.
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- tripleee 2mo agoI can't tell if this is insulting or not lol
- Philpax 2mo agoInterpretation is in the eye of the beholder :-)
- maxdo 2mo agoI do agree , it could be an insult to any software project probably ? But I do value more speed of iteration/verification cycle vs another 3% in cursorBench . At this point it’s business logic not the code that caused me troubles and extra thinking
- enraged_camel 2mo agoFable is significantly better at helping me think through (and untangle) business logic problems as well. I actually rarely use it for implementation because Opus 5 is good enough for my use cases. YMMV.
- taberiand 2mo agoMost of us just shovel CRUD, we really should be honest with ourselves.
- Fannon 2mo agoMaybe a complement. A well designed software ideally makes it easy for developer to contribute and avoid errors. It includes a lot of system / structure and documentation that ensures nothing gets broken or overlooked. In such a context also a coding agent has it much easier. But establishing that or adding something beyond what's already safely established, here high intelligence models really pay off
- swalsh 2mo agoIt's not insulting. Not every problem is a frontier problem.
- sva_ 2mo agoSo I need to center a div