@mattpocockuk Acc to me That is going to be worst decisions because this grilling was like a tree which asks questions improves turn after another and that's so great flow but this is also so good when you know everything about your project
@mattpocockuk I actually prefer one by one. I find that it helps me reflect on the answers better (I almost always converse with the ai rather than just selecting one of the options)
@gregisenberg Fable 5 was already useless. Couldn't get 1 prompt through.
Just wanted to review a prd on a harmless project i was planing with opus 4.8.
This will make it worthless
@hmboettner@AnthropicAI Fable was already useless. I couldn't get one task through.
Nothing remotely malicious.
The best model in the world is worthless if you cant use it.
@claudeai@claudeai@bcherny i had a plan for a data analysis algorithm i wanted to develop, i asked fable 5 to review and update it. and it fell back to opus 4.8, it has nothing to do with cybersecurity, biology or chemestry
@bcherny i had a plan for a data analysis algorithm i wanted to develop, i asked fable 5 to review it and update it. and it fell back to opus 4.8, it has nothing to do with cybersecurity, biology or chimestry
@bcherny PLEASE! Do something to fix this! The only reason I keep using Codex is that I can code for days non-stop, feels almost unlimited (same $20 subscription!)
@bcherny Claude is almost unusable! 2 prompts and I am at 20% daily usage!
And the prompts were
1. Install a plug-in
2. /advisor (just to check it)
This technology has the potential to help people become solopeneurs. But it is useless if only rich people can take advantage of it.
Another amazing Brazilian scientist, Dr. Mariangela Hungria, a microbiologist at Embrapa's soybean research center, spent decades studying bacteria that pull nitrogen from the air and feed it to plants.
The result: Brazil went from importing nitrogen fertilizer to becoming the world's largest soybean exporter — using microbes instead of chemicals.
Her work won the 2025 World Food Prize. But the real prize is the 40% reduction in synthetic fertilizer use across Brazilian agriculture.
This isn't just about soybeans. It's about a different model of agriculture: partner with biology instead of dominating it.
The Global South has something to teach the world here