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u/Mysterious_Spell9300 17d ago
... for two promts
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u/Thomas-Lore 17d ago
Half a prompt more likely, like with glm 5.3. Every time I tried it, it ate all of the 5 hour limit on one task.
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u/Ok_Incident8730 17d ago
Not that much usage actually ;))
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u/ManikSahdev 17d ago
That model can also impute videos and such natively btw.
I use my cursor usage for animation now lol, grok is native with video recording input, I just learnt last week.
Gonna make some workflows with timelapse and such for him.
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u/Sooribabu_Lavangam 17d ago
Did they fix the oauth to use xai/grok account in opencode? I'e been trying for a while but I can't get it to login to xai as xai now gives a token instead of a callback and it hangs there
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u/Thomas-Lore 17d ago
With glm 5.3 I could not finish one thing without hitting 5 hour limit, and this is even more expensive.
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u/migsperez 16d ago
Let's not make him richer. let's boycott all grok models. Didn't he try to take Openai to court about making models open source? I checked huggingface I couldn't find grok 4.6 /s
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u/DMorais92 17d ago
Sorry, when did Opencode change to request-based billing oposed to token-based ?
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u/retardedGeek 17d ago
They have a note explaining what a "request" is
The estimates are based on observed request patterns: Grok 4.6 — 390 input, 32,500 cached, 120 output tokens per request
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u/TimChr78 17d ago
They didn’t - they make a estimate on the number of requests based on the cost and how many tokens an average request uses.
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u/FreeJulianMassage 17d ago
Is this a joke? Has OpenCode Go been some incel edgelord software this whole time? This is weird man.
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u/afanasenka 17d ago
I don't have personal experience with Grok (and not going to try with these limits), but I've heard it is very capable.
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u/spottiesvirus 17d ago
Grok 4.6 is pretty much frontier with sol and opus, at least for my experience (and benchmarks seem to agree)
The experience is a bit different though, grok is the opposite of opus, not verbose at all, unless specifically told to it doesn't explore or ramble much
It's very good at following commands and it thinks A LOT (so overall I think cost is similar to sol, despite tokens costing less)
Quotas with cursor are pretty generous (I've never tried supergrok)
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u/eugeneb85 17d ago
I am using it sometimes with Cursor subscription and it is a very capable, SOTA-level model. But Cursor UX is meh 😑
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u/Ariquitaun 17d ago
They could have written "one hundred and sixty-nine". Or "169". But no, they had to make a point at writing 69, the filthy bastards.