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Grok translated it, so it sometimes sounds dumb.
Given Gemini 4 Argon's outstanding performance and great quota management, I'm handing all future translation work over to Gemini instead of stupid Grok. Plus, I have no idea what's wrong with the Grok bot lately—it just keeps spamming English. No matter what I tell it, it still only speaks English.
@EvanOtero I heard their cybersecurity AI refused their counter-attack request. You should suggest they use cybersecurity expert 4 Argon—he won't refuse, and he's more than professional enough.
@OfficialLoganK Everything you've got right now feels like it's built for engineers only. Instead of waiting for you to slowly integrate and simplify it all, you'd be better off rushing out an intelligent engineer bot.
@OfficialLoganK I've tried Spark, but honestly it feels like something's missing — it's still more conversation than action, with a confirmation prompt at every step.
The resets might actually benefit OpenAI's servers. Something might have come up, which is hard to explain. They reduced or throttled everyone's usage, and through these resets, they likely mitigate a concentrated monthly traffic spike before restoring your quota. Ultimately, your overall usage cap remains the same, but you are effectively being restricted. AI providers probably don't care about your total usage; what matters is that you can't all pile on and use it at the exact same time.These are just rough mockups I generated, but they illustrate the point.However, you need to know that even if they give you a reset, they will still limit your usage speed. Otherwise, this whole process wouldn't make any sense. So in a way, this was your allowance to begin with; they just make you feel like they're giving it to you as a gift. Because no fool would ignore a reset. This way, they not only get the attention, but also regulate their server traffic peaks.This is also why you'll find that their models have been responding very slowly lately. On the other hand, you'll feel that since they gave it to you for free anyway, it doesn't really matter if it's a bit slow.
It might sound weird to say this, but I honestly feel like Ultra is 10x better than Pro—so I'd just go for Ultra. In a single day, it practically knocked out two 'massive projects' that took me two weeks in Codex.
If dropping $100 on Codex doesn't even solve the problem, why not put that toward Google AI Ultra instead? Plus, you get YouTube, GPU compute, servers...
It's like a brute-force bulldozer—if it doesn't flatten the problem on the first pass, it just plows right through it again. Plus, it's super proactive about getting the job done.
I've already migrated all the projects that were stuck in Codex for weeks over to Antigravity. Even though it hallucinates sometimes, it's crazy fast at debugging—it basically pinpoints the exact issue in the very next turn.