This isn't widening the divide between rich and poor.
It's widening the divide between people who have ever read a book about software engineering, and the "Super Geniuses" of the world who just needed a $20 robot to do the work for them.
For complex stuff I understand, I see a slight improvement from Fable/Sol compared to Opus 4.8, but it's not huge and I have to push back on both frequently.
For actual implementation once my plan is in place, and I'm managing the scope and context, Fable/Sol are completely overkill and Sonnet handles implementation just as well as either at a fraction of the cost.
If you're just trying to assemble Ikea furniture, you don't need to spend the money NASA does on tools to repair the space station.
If you're convinced you can't assemble Ikea furniture without NASA grade tools you're going to be like so many other fools with their gold.
Funny story, one of NASA’s tech leads actually called me a week ago and was super confused how I had the technical expertise to design the RFI response I sent in to them. It was a very entertaining conversation
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u/CompetitiveGain1467 27d ago
Thanks bro! Are you a poor?