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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Because in my use cases they are? Coding and math, science research are my primary use cases and codex with o3 and o3 consistently outperforms others in complex tasks for me. I can’t say a model is better just to appeal to HN. If another mo
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Having tried both I’d say o3 is in a league of it’s own compared to 3.7 or even Gemini 2.5 pro. The benchmarks may show not a lot of gain but that matters a lot when the task is very complex. What’s surprising is that they announced it last
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Cursor/Windsurf or other IDEs are not the right comparison. I do use them all the time and I don’t see them going away anytime soon or may be never. As for the use case of “Give a simple or detailed prompt and the entire project and le
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Can’t wait to try this! Codex and codex cli are the best from what I have tested so far. Codex is really neat as I can do it from ChatGPT app.
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
The blog post lacks lots of details and sounds more of a marketing piece and “Try this!”. They did not release the evals, a very basic architecture flow which is not novel nor any real world benchmarks that says how it worked expect some va
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
It says "Rolling out to users on the ChatGPT Pro Plan today" So it ll happen throughout the day
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Can you give more detail on this? Or this is a vibe comment? Who do you consider as “best”?
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
I’ve been noticing this a lot too. Dunk on companies and products and blindly glorify other companies and product (emotional rather than objective)
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Codex with o3 worked much better for my projects than Claude code. Plus it’s open source so I can switch models easily.
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Its funny to see benchmarks where they omit the top performing models like O3 (Which is the best model in many benchmarks currently) and Gemini Pro/Claude 3.7.
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by gizmodo59 1y ago
Agreed. O3 is the best model out there for the tasks Ive tried and coding is a fair chunk of it. Claude 3.7 and Gemini 2.5 pro seems to hallucinate more
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
This is pretty neat! I was able to use it for few use cases where it got it right the first time. The ability to use a screenshot to create an application is nice for rapid prototyping. And good to see them open sourcing it unlike claude.
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
As much as I want to geek out and run the things locally, if I have the money I just want to use a SaaS. I want to spend time creating new applications and not toy around with setup, infrastructure etc. I’d gladly pay ChatGPT even more if t
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
I may be cynical but Zuck saw this happening and entirely shifted to appease current administration. Even having UFC CEO on board. No way they will breakup META.
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
Apple compares against its own products most of the times.
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
That website is a cancer. There is 5% content in the screen and rest is all banner ads.
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
You can just prompt ChatGPT 4o saying only get information from web
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
I got much better results with o3-mini than Claude for coding. Get the high level design wkth o3 or o1 and then use gpt4 or Claude for small tasks.
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
How much % it’s significant compared to say openai or google? Because if I’m paying 20$ I want other things too not just coding. And if the moat for coding compared to other vendors is not significant, it doesn’t make any difference tbh
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
Major AI players don’t want to use someone else web index as they may cut it off or jack up the prices etc. major players want to build their own web index
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
I know people in other industries use AI a lot and likes it. Accounting, legal, writing (a lot here). I agree that companies that focus on all verticals like openai is definitely the way to go. Claude code capabilities are not very signific
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
You can wait to release something all over the world which will take time because it’s not an engineering issue but a compliance/legal or other types of issue. Or you can iterate faster by doing the minimum and getting feedback and the
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
What a match! It was sad to see the blunder by Ding. Reminded me of Nepo dropping pieces in the tie-break last time. But its a great sportmanship by Ding as he said its a fair outcome given all the games they have played.
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by gizmodo59 2y ago
>> Just ridiculous... Q. So how do you come to own something if you never paid for it with money? A. I wouldn't be able to explain it very well. That would be a better question for Mavexar. Q. Well, you're the owner? A. Corr
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by gizmodo59 3y ago
I got diagnosed with sleep apnea due to “Laryngeal Apparatus- Collapse of epiglottis.” Impression: DSL, IHT. Circumferential pharyngeal wall collapse in the Nasopharynx and Oropharynx. Epiglottis falling backwards. The doctor told me there
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by gizmodo59 3y ago
Maintaining awareness of breath throughout the day is not an easy task but when you try to bring awareness every now and then it definitely helps you to be in the moment and not get carried away with thoughts. Helps to reduce stress and anx
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by gizmodo59 3y ago
We all want to do it that way then.. I will choose my own ways to spend the tax dollars as I see fit? Too bad we don’t live in such a society
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by gizmodo59 3y ago
Being in enterprise software I have heard AI/Generative AI so many times since chatgpt became mainstream. Every fortune company I have spoken to wants to get on this train.
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by gizmodo59 4y ago
It looks good. But the reviews on Amazon says it’s not having a good battery life. How’s it for you? I don’t need to travel that much so I can keep it plugged in all the time?
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by gizmodo59 4y ago
Many commercial airlines at least international (like emirates) have cameras all over. You can even watch it from your seat.

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