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ianberdin
2mo ago
Check out my MacBook SVG benchmark. From my experience, it demonstrates the Real model’s behavior. However, I notice the errors it makes, which are similar to the mistakes made by the mistake model in code. https://playcode.io&#x
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Anyway, only Opus 5 Max and Fable 5 XHigh + Max make a good-looking Mac.
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ianberdin
2mo ago
I still believe my bench is superior to Pelican or Karpathy’s. Everyone knows how a MacBook looks. Any missing or incorrect detail will be obvious. However, Pelican or this world can be anything. https://playcode.io/blog
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Agreement Is Not Understanding
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Congratulations, Chris! I’ve always been competing with you, and many users came to Playcode from Codepen. In fact, I even offered to buy playcode.io about 9-10 years ago, but you didn’t respond and 1-2 months later you released a copy prod
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Fun fact: we also built our cloud platform based on Fly.io’s ideas, but we supercharged it with a custom Rust filesystem. This platform powers full-stack applications for business users, including Playcode.ai. For more information about our
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ianberdin
2mo ago
I've heard stories like this before, how one or a few people miraculously coded up an alternative to Node.js. But can you name even one that actually works properly in production? Not a single one. Take Bun, for example. Nobody is actu
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ianberdin
2mo ago
I’m pretty sure Opus 5 is adapted to tricks from long reasoning in Kimi K3 and based on original Opus 4.8. It is not fable in any form.
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Opus yes, it likes to explain steps and reread files. Fable is not better, it says zero information between steps and then output a summary. A perfect “send - done”.
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Is Kimi K3 Better Than Opus? It Was Until Opus 5
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Pelican svg: https://playcode.io/blog/macbook-svg-benchmark#model-claude-... It creates the MacBook svg way better than 4.8, yet only fable can make it perfect without visual defects. Results similar to Kimi K3.
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Fixed. Converted to PNGs for webpage.
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ianberdin
2mo ago
We have a little bit different conclusions. Same pelican grid + MacBook Pro in 3D. Also with end cost. https://playcode.io/blog/macbook-svg-benchmark
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Pelican svg and a near-perfect 3D MacBook at max effort for $0.16, about a fifth of Fable's price. Fable 5 still wins on detail with no visible errors, but it's close. And this isn't a memorized pelican; https://pl
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Pelican on a bicycle is a good benchmark, right?
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Our answer to Pelican benchmark: https://playcode.io/blog/macbook-svg-benchmark
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Just checked some of your comments. I see you mostly talk about how everything is AI written.
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ianberdin
2mo ago
@dang, why is this flagged?
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Thank you for the criticism. I heard you. I added a TLDR. I cleaned up many AI constructions. By the way, I tweaked it a bit, compressed it. One way or another, I want to note that yes, this text was made in collaboration with AI. My Englis
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The pelican benchmark is doubtful, let's draw MacBook Pro in SVG. Is Fable best?
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Well, criticizing is, of course, great. But the reality is that English is not my native language and I dictated most of it with my voice, then processed it with the help of AI, translated, added, corrected, and converted. It is actually a
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ianberdin
2mo ago
We've switched the default model in playcode.io among Opus 4.8, Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, and Sonnet 5. I must admit, Opus 4.8 is quite expensive, and the costs accumulate quickly. Opus 4.6 is about 50% cheaper, while Sonnet 5 is significa
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Well, I both agree and disagree with you. On one hand, the price is just astronomical for Fable, well, not exactly astronomical, but I would say unaffordable. That is to say, so expensive that it is impossible to use. But on the other hand,
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Well, in my view, it's just the most ordinary manipulation to avoid creating unrest. There is most likely no improvement inside. Of course, these are my guesses, but did anyone feel the difference in the transition from Opus 4.5 to 4.6
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ianberdin
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I have a large monorepo that includes about 15 TypeScript services and many Rust services. Everything is well-documented and organized, with standardized and structured custom code. When an issue arises, I often test the systems by providin
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ianberdin
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I have already developed a habit of speaking in this format over 10 years of supporting my product.
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Btw, we wrote an article about real prices of frontier models: https://playcode.io/blog/real-price-of-frontier-models . Usually people talk about announced price, not real one.
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The real prices of frontier models
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ianberdin
2mo ago
Everyone probably has the same question: what about Fable? Fable 5 is sick. It is simply the best model in the world out of everything we have ever tried. It's absolutely fantastic. It solves almost any task from start to finish, the w
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ianberdin
2mo ago
We at Playcode.io - a company similar to Ploy are still using Opus 4.6. "Why?" you might ask. Because GPT 5.6 Sol, while fast and pleasant to use, is essentially the same model as 5.5 wrapped in new marketing packaging, just to av
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