>Everyone should occasionally go back to the old models to see how much worse they were, like even a year ago you could generate results but they were typically

>Everyone should occasionally go back to the old models to see how much worse they were, like even a year ago you could generate results but they were typically full of bugs Oh yeah, I'm still amazed how good the current iteration of models are for coding (I have a fear it's too good to be true - so will get taken away..). Exactly a year ago I switched from GPT 5 to Gemini just because the coding with R language was terrible; and even with Python it kept forgetting and mixing basic stuff. Gemini at the time had much longer context window and was miles ahead on R syntax. Current experience of just leaving a Codex Agent chug until a stable solution is completed is still mind blowing to me.