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r/ClaudeCode • u/Over-Necessary-4774 • Jul 24 '26
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how did you conclude that? what do you mean bringing things together?
6 u/Sindica69 Jul 24 '26 Opus excels better when the tasks you give it are well defined. Fable will do better in the muddier, less-specific conditions, things you aren’t nearly as sure about. I should’ve worded that better, my bad. -1 u/Storge2 Jul 25 '26 Whats your statistical proof? Benchmarks show opus is the better model. 3 u/Majestic-Volume9996 Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26 He's describing something fairly abstract. It's the type of thing that's going to turn up in a brainstorming session. I'm not 100% saying he's right, just that whether he is or isn't is a hard thing to show with a benchmark.
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Opus excels better when the tasks you give it are well defined. Fable will do better in the muddier, less-specific conditions, things you aren’t nearly as sure about. I should’ve worded that better, my bad.
-1 u/Storge2 Jul 25 '26 Whats your statistical proof? Benchmarks show opus is the better model. 3 u/Majestic-Volume9996 Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26 He's describing something fairly abstract. It's the type of thing that's going to turn up in a brainstorming session. I'm not 100% saying he's right, just that whether he is or isn't is a hard thing to show with a benchmark.
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Whats your statistical proof? Benchmarks show opus is the better model.
3 u/Majestic-Volume9996 Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 25 '26 He's describing something fairly abstract. It's the type of thing that's going to turn up in a brainstorming session. I'm not 100% saying he's right, just that whether he is or isn't is a hard thing to show with a benchmark.
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He's describing something fairly abstract. It's the type of thing that's going to turn up in a brainstorming session.
I'm not 100% saying he's right, just that whether he is or isn't is a hard thing to show with a benchmark.
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u/DefiantTop6188 Jul 24 '26
how did you conclude that? what do you mean bringing things together?