@trq212@threepointone Could you elaborate a bit on your use case of artifacts? I'm still kind of fan of the plan mode, but I've been using /eli5 more and more in the last few weeks. What other type of artifacts do you use on a daily basis?
@theo Weirdly I feel the same. I was in awe during my first few weeks of using Wispr Flow but now I use it less and less. I organize my thoughts much better while typing while talking too often ends up being a loose flow of thoughts.
@trq212 Not sure what you did or how you did it, but Opus 5.5 is lightning fast for me. Too early to draw conclusions about the quality of its work yet, but the speed is phenomenal. Great job Anthropic team!
@bridgebench In my case it's even worse. A task that would cost me $6.50 with Grok 4.6 before, went up to $18 with Grok 4.7 yesterday and still hasn't finished. I interrupted it, there was no point wasting my OpenRouter credits.
@piotrparzyszek_ Znasz zapewne takie określenie jak "benchmaxxed". Według benchmarków, Gemini 3.8 jest ósmym cudem świata, a w praktyce nie nadaje się do żadnego profesjonalnego zastosowania. Podobnie z dopiero co wypuszczonym Grokiem 4.7, który generalnie uznawany jest za rozczarowanie.
@theo I really like this mindset. When working with a large codebase, a useful rule of thumb is: you should know something about everything, and everything about something. You can apply it to many others fields other than coding, too.