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I've had the exact opposite experience. I've been using 3.8 for my daily driver since last week, and I've gradually been giving it more and more complex tasks as it continues to deliver high quality results. Now I am basically handing off large complex features, and 3.8 is doing the planning, task breakdown, implementation and review with just a few notes from my side. The tradeoff is time (especially on RDMA4 hardwa…
Both of you should mention what quant you're using. And as another comment said, what tasks you're doing, i.e. coding, classification, summarizing etc.
My use-case is coding, currently working on a project with a Rust backend and TS/React/Vite frontend, with probably tens of thousands of lines of code total (including tests).