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artdigital
4d ago
I also started using Mise for global CLI tools instead of brew and it’s working really well Eg: mise use -g gcloud instead of brew install xxx It can even do that for npm packages! Like mise use -g npm:xxx
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artdigital
8d ago
I have a pass with Gemini 3.8 low over every PR Claude makes that specifically flags this. It points out all the slop comments, docs, commit messages. Doing this has greatly improved my comment and commit text quality Funny thing is, Claude
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artdigital
8d ago
More because Spark is not good. Gemini Flash 3.8 is an awesome model! I use it all the time Spark asks you for every single tool call, often forgets earlier parts of the conversation, is unable to use apps unless you explicitly tag them and
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artdigital
8d ago
I used IntelliScript a lot. I give Claude a subtitle export, ask it to cut it and import the cut subtitle track with IntelliScript. Resolve then creates a video version that’s cut based on the subtitle changes Works pretty well!
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artdigital
13d ago
I’m also doing YouTube and the first thing I did was create a separate Google account for it. I’d be very surprised if Theo has everything running on the same personal account
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artdigital
15d ago
SuperGrok quota is garbage for anything coding. I burn through my quota in a few hours with very mild use. SuperGrok Plus is slightly better but doesn’t last me more than a few days. Even Claude Max feels leagues more generous in usage… I h
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artdigital
25d ago
I do the same with Gemini. I have a skill that teaches any AI to use the antigravity cli (agy) to communicate with Gemini and ask to review or check decisions
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25d ago
With you on that, but it’s hard to justify giving $100 to Grok over $100 to Claude or Codex. It’s very good but what you get for the value is just objectively (still) worse compared to the other 2
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artdigital
27d ago
I noticed the increase in comments too and it’s really weird. Or adding notes to docs of what this doc isn’t when I corrected it. Eg I told it “keep the deployment manual and readme separate, they’re not the same thing”, then Claude added “
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artdigital
1mo ago
That’s how I see it too. Claude is more “fun” to use, like a coworker I have to talk to now and then to steer it, while gpt-5.6 is a task machine: I give it a task and it is very consistent, reliable and predictable in its execution. I don’
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artdigital
1mo ago
Do you have some examples of this? I can’t fully imagine how sentences like that actually look like (not native English here)
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artdigital
1mo ago
Grok 4.5 was the first time I considered giving me $100/mo to xai (currently on just SuperGrok). It’s just a very pleasant model to work with: fast, to the point, intelligent. It’s also much better in UI compared to gpt. Not as good as
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artdigital
2mo ago
It can simply say “Okay let me try to connect to Notion and add this, just a sec”
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artdigital
2mo ago
Perplexity can use “some” tools (mostly built-in) but custom connectors were from my experience not available in voice. I usually do a very simple test and tell it to verbatim tell me all tools that are connected
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artdigital
2mo ago
As a Grok maxi user that uses Grok for everything that’s not coding, I’m very happy to see them catching up. Surprised it’s not Grok 5 which Musk teased a while ago.
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artdigital
2mo ago
What I’m missing from this announcement is the capability to use connectors and tools. I don’t really get it - NONE of the frontier assistants can use tools / connectors while in voice mode - Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok. It seems so
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artdigital
3mo ago
You can’t use a Claude subscription in Zed. Codex and Copilot are supported /edit: occurred to me that OP meant Claude via ACP, not directly
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3mo ago
Also spent the past day using Fable for everything I usually use Opus or gpt-5.5 for. My experience is that it’s a better and more reliable Opus that’s far better in frontend tasks than backend/ios. More similar to gpt-5.5 for long run
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3mo ago
> curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/grzegorz-raczek-unit8/clau... | bash Can we stop with this way of installing things? This is already on brew and it’s a menu bar app. Just let me download it instead of
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artdigital
3mo ago
He’s talking about “gpt-5.5-pro”. This model is not part of the subscription plans in codex. It’s a different model than gpt-5.5-xhigh You can use Pro on the web if you’re on the Pro plan but not in Codex
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artdigital
4mo ago
As much as I like Gemini CLI and don’t like them shutting it down, I think it’s good some of the offerings are getting unified. There was too much fragmentation in the google offering and this is making it a tiny bit better.
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artdigital
5mo ago
Grok voice model is also a thinking model. I agree that it’s far better than the other voice models Just give me a option to have a slower response but better model…
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5mo ago
This is what makes their voice mode unusable to me. I can’t stand the way 4o replies and it’s such a big jump in quality from text mode
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5mo ago
I'm talking about the consumer Grok app and grok.com website. There currently are not connected apps (or MCP) at all, so while Grok can use tools, there is no way to add tools to it
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5mo ago
I also think Grok would benefit from allowing usage of "SuperGrok Heavy" (their $300 plan) in coding harnesses with included usage. Currently they give you some API credits on the Heavy plan so you can use some Grok for coding, bu
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5mo ago
Grok is my favorite model for chatting, and my favorite voice mode. It seems to be the only voice mode that isn't routing to a extremely cheap model (like Haiku), and has been the highest quality out of all the frontier ones. When you
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5mo ago
I'm also a Claude Code user from day 1 here, back from when it wasn't included in the Pro/Max subscriptions yet, and I was absolutely not aware of this either. Your explanation makes sense, but I naively was also under the im
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5mo ago
How does it suck? I use it almost daily and love their Notion MCP
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5mo ago
macOS and iOS can do that to with the baked in dictation. Globe key + D on Mac
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6mo ago
Now waiting for someone to point Codex at it and rebuild a new Claude Code in Golang to see if it would perform better
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