There are so many large models now, which one do you think is the most practical? Which professions will be replaced by big models
Ask HN: Which large model works best?
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Re: Ask HN: Which large model works best?
#2It depends heavily on what you are trying to do.
For pure coding tasks and refactoring, Claude 3.5 Sonnet is currently the strongest performer. It tends to hallucinate less on specific library syntax compared to the others.
However, for creative writing or "reasoning" through complex logic puzzles, I've found Gemini (specifically the Advanced/Ultra tiers) to have a more natural "voice" and better instruction following for long contexts.
GPT-4o is still the best generalist, but it feels like it has softened slightly while the others have specialized.
Re: Ask HN: Which large model works best?
#3It depends heavily on what you are trying to do. For pure coding tasks and refactoring, Claude 3.5 Sonnet is currently the strongest performer. It tends to hallucinate less on specific library syntax compared to the others. However, for creative writing or "reasoning" through complex logic puzzles, I've found Gemini (specifically the Advanced/Ultra tiers) to have a more natural "voice" and better instruction followin…
might want to give claude-opus-4.5 a spin if you haven't