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I’ve been playing around with Luna, Terra and Sol and for the type of work I’ve been doing lately I actually think Sol is just a likely to trip up as Luna. Exam
by jbjbjbjb 22d ago
I’ve been playing around with Luna, Terra and Sol and for the type of work I’ve been doing lately I actually think Sol is just a likely to trip up as Luna. Examples were Sol over assuming, persisting in the wrong direction, over engineering a little script to do some exploration of api. They can all be fixed but it’s a waste of tokens, I rather have Luna do it because course correction on small pieces of work is cheaper.
- scoring1774 22d agoI've found the distinction to be in how much I care about how the final product looks. If I want high-quality code I typically find a smaller model with a well-designed spec to do better, if I want it to just run and produce something close to my vague description typically Sol does better. For most actual business use-cases I think the first is likely better but the experimentation speed up with the frontier is very nice.
- ZeWaka 22d agoI've found Luna to be quite capable.
- mchusma 22d agoI have an agentic workflow and Luna just always gets stuck, SOL and grok 4.6 don’t. I like Luna in theory I just find not much practical work for it yet in coding type work. Now I think Luna is plenty good for many applications inside a very good harness/scaffold. And I think there are a lot of those usecases. So I think these small models are really good for application developers. But for entrepreneurial knowledge work all of my work still benefits a lot from more intelligence.
- WASDx 22d ago[dead]