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o1-pro is probably the best model i've used for coding, hands down i gave it a pretty complicated codebase and asked it to refactor while referencing docs the difference between claude/gemini/o1 and o1 pro is night and day. first time in a while i've been this impressed. full comparison...

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Sullyvor 1 Jahr

On youtube as well

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Dinovor 1 Jahr

I wish you didn't have to manually upload the codebase for O-1 Pro Mode. I'd pay $200 to have it in Cursor or Github Copilot.

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Sullyvor 1 Jahr

yeah.. this is the most annoying thing iMO please integrate with ide

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Luis Roquevor 1 Jahr

I don’t think it justifies the 10x

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Sullyvor 1 Jahr

remains to be seen

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Matt Ferrantevor 1 Jahr

People are quickly going to find ways to justify $200/month for this. It would be interesting to see you actually try to implement each of the solutions and compare. And I’d love to get o1 pro in an ide, copying and pasting sucks

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Sullyvor 1 Jahr

Yeah honestly once it’s in an ide it’s gonna be 10x more useful

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Jordan Thibodeauvor 1 Jahr

:) welcome home brother. For the non coding proletariat I did a side by side comparison:

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Sullyvor 1 Jahr

🫡

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Sid Bharathvor 1 Jahr

I wasn’t expecting that. I compared o1 with Claude and found Claude to be way better. o1 made mistakes even when generating the openai api call

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