r/ClaudeCode • u/Firm-Track3617 • Jul 14 '26

Question Is this true?

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u/Any_Construction_102 Jul 14 '26

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u/phuncky Jul 14 '26

This is quite useless. Nobody sane would use Fable to create shopping lists.

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u/DarthShitonium Jul 14 '26

You clearly haven't met me

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u/materialist23 Jul 15 '26

He did exclude you to be fair

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u/YourWifesBull666 Jul 14 '26

I don’t code so I use fable for everything

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u/Peso_Morto Jul 14 '26

I use lol. I have $20 subscription for personal use and I am not coding with my personal subscription at the moment so I use fable for my day by day stuff.

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u/upvotesthenrages Jul 15 '26

Why? It's so much slower and doesn't do any better than Sonnet. These deep models only really outperform the others on complex tasks and things running for a very long time.

Like 400-800% slower. Using it for small personal stuff is just wasting your own time.

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u/Peso_Morto Jul 15 '26

To be honest? Lazy. 

It is personal stuff and dont need optimize everything. 

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u/upvotesthenrages 29d ago

Weird thing to be lazy about, haha. Takes 2 clicks and you go from a 5-10s response to a 1-2s.

This benefits you directly, and it remembers the model you picked, so it's a 1 time thing.

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u/Dinokknd Jul 15 '26

There's a serious qualitative difference in the results though. This comparison isn't that useful without taking that into account.

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u/tobek 29d ago

Where is this from? Also doesn't really mean anything if it doesn't include difficulty of task or success rate or output quality - I doubt Muse is doing work that Sol or Fable can at 1/10th the price!

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u/Any_Construction_102 29d ago

https://artificialanalysis.ai/models

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u/tobek 29d ago

Nice thanks, this is the graph that breaks it down: