[hatefulmoron]

I'm really curious about something, and would love for an OpenAI subscriber to weigh in here.

What is the jump to O1 like, compared to GPT4/Claude 3.5? I distinctly remember the same (if not even greater) buzz around the announcement of O1, but I don't hear people singing its praises in practice these days.

[jazzyjackson]

I gave up interest in GPT4/Claude3.5 about 6 months ago as not very helpful, producing plausible but wrong code.

Have an o3-mini model available to me on the other hand I'm very impressed with its fast, succinct, correct answers while tooling around in zsh on my mac. what things are called, why they exist. why is macports installing db48 etc. It still fails to write simple bash one liners. (I wanted to pipe the output of ffmpeg to a column of --enabled-features and it just couldn't do it)

It's a very helpful rubber duck but still not going to suffice as an agent, but I think its worth a subscription. I wanted to do everything local and self hosted and briefly owned a $3000 mac studio to run llama3.3-70B but it was only as good as GPT4 and too slow to be useful so returned it. In that context even $200/m is relatively cheap.

[lom888]

I don't know how to code in any meaningful way. I work at a company where the bureaucracy is so thick that it is easier to use a web scraper to port a client's website blog than to just move the files over. GPT 4 couldn't write me a working scraper to do what I needed. o1 did it with minimal prodding. It then suggested and wrote me a ffmpeg front-end to handle certain repetitive tasks with client videos, again, with no problem. Gpt4 would often miss the mark and then write bad code when presented with such challenges

[2muchcoffeeman]

Try Claude. I get even better code results.

[te_chris]

O1 is fine.