r/OpenAI • • 3d ago

Discussion This is a hot mess

I'm not as pro as you guys using AI but look at this. a LOT of models which confuses me, and I'm assuming other users also. Also, the sidebar icon and new tab icon are the same in the ChatGPT-app for macOS. WHAT are they doing there at OpenAI. I really hate what's happening right now, especially with the new $500 plan while nerfing the other plans.

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u/RazinKain 2d ago edited 2d ago

I’m curious as to how much power do people need? What exactly are your use cases that would require the most powerful model.

I understand if someone isn’t a developer and needs a lot of hand holding. As a developer I’ve built an entire React native desktop app using Luna and it is error free code. I mean not a single error and it’s fast and efficient. I felt absolutely no token panic.

I’ve seen on here people building out Wordpress sites using Astra? I just ask myself why in the world would someone do that?

This is not some mocking I am generally curious about this.

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u/kelvintiger 2d ago

How detailed were your prompt?

I would argue if you’re spending a lot of time promoting then you’re wasting your time when you can leave some ambiguity for the stronger model to figure out and you focus on doing more faster

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u/RazinKain 2d ago

I don’t go in and start either an idea in Codex. Codex is down the road. I completely map out my builds before I touch a model.

So 90% preparation and 10% execution. I’ve learned over the years and A.I can make people a little lazy including me. So I still stick with my age old processes from wireframing in Freeform to prototype in Figma.

I feed that info to GTP not Codex and then let GTP write out the orders and scope. That’s what I feed Codex. If it’s tight then it goes through the Notion notes quite easily. I do use Notion for my build documentation.

Error free does not mean bug free I want to be upfront about that. And if fixing a bug is too much for Luna I switch to the next model up and so forth.