When Claude 3.5 Sonnet Became The Better Chatbot

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Claude 3.5 Sonnet

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[bycloudAI]

and Claude 3.5 Opus is about to be glorious

[yashizuko]

I am so happy I switched from chatgpt to Claude, like the amount of fucking stress I had generating and correcting prompts on chargpt was soo bad, Claude is a breeze working with, absolutely a pleasure, the same feeling I had when chatgpt 4 was actually smart and not lobotomised, and projects are amazing to manage shit codebases

[VigilVanDijk]

Saw someone get it to make a 3D fps shooter, it absolutely blew my mind

[captaindryvids]

ChatGPT Pro feels like such a rip-off with Claude Sonnet 3.5 being around and still no voice mode being released.

[WillHarmon]

I asked ChatGPT to make an image of a website, and then passed that image to Claude and simply asked it to build the website. I was surprised at how close it got on its first attempt. Not perfect, by far, but impressive still.

[middle-agedmacdonald]

I think this hop scotch from one being the best, to another, is all by design. I mean the NSA, Apple, and Microsoft seem to think Open AI is "the one". Good for Anthropic, but obviously this will be short lived. In my opinion, these other companies are letting their users use up all of their compute, while Open AI is still the bar to beat, but they aren't "wasting" their compute on the end means they're definitely using it for advancement. I know nothing, but this seems very logical to me. If they released Sora, it'd bog their compute down, for example.

[meh]

I found that for visuals that Claude produces, often taking a screenshot of what it produced and uploading it so Claude can see what it's code made usually yields better results.

[poisonza]

It seems like Sonnet 3.5 is trained using dialogue generated through a ReAct-CoT and DFSDT-like workflow. For example, it almost always includes phrases like "let me explain step by step" in response to general requests or questions. I can get a somewhat similar result with ChatGPT, but it requires more specific prompting.

[Seventhsu]

I'm still waiting for Claude to be able to display LaTeX natively and do math using it. That and the lack of a mobile app are the only things holding me back from switching

[OperationDarkside]

If Claude Sonnet 3.5 can write decent GLSL code, I might be able to continue my game project.

[AbelShields]

I used Claude 3.5 to give coeing style feedback on a pwrsonal project and it made some really good suggestions for how to clean up the style and organise it in a more modular way, it was really impressive.

[DBonacich]

FYI: As an avid user of both the Claude Pro subscription and the Claude API, I can confirm that you can use the API even if your Pro limits are reached. The subscription and the API use two completely different rate limiting and pricing mechanisms.

[doingtime]

I've been using sonnet for my web dev job and it works great. I'm working double the speed because of it.
Granted I don't do super complex programming, but still it's amazing and pretty accurate.
I also find myself bouncing off ideas with Claude, as if he was a coworker. We discuss the pros and cons of different approaches and such.

[reipuradinata]

I'm not sure Claude good enough yet. Here's what I asked:

Me: someone said "Traps are full of androgen receptors", is that true?
Claude: That statement is not accurate. "Trap" is a slang term sometimes used to refer to transgender women or crossdressers, which many consider offensive. Regardless of gender identity or expression....
Me: WTF, traps refer to trapezius muscle
Claude: I apologize for the misunderstanding. You're absolutely correct, and I thank you for the clarification. In this context, "traps" indeed refers to the trapezius muscles. Let me address the statement with this correct interpretation: "Traps are full of androgen receptors" is generally true....

Maybe I'll try again in 6 months.

[Guedez]

Available to everyone unless you are a Brazilian that is, which people assume it's due to our data privacy laws

[SangoProductions]

I've personally had literally 0 problems with especially the latest chatgpt models, but .. I'm going to try and use both for my new project and see which helps me most. Worst case scenario is spending a bit longer on the accelerated process that ai provides. Best case would be to find where both well and truly shine.

[rockochamp]

and don't forget the new project feature, which is actually great and helped me gigantic hugely mega wooow with my master thesis...

[AndyIsHereBoi]

I thiught this was a fireship video by the thumbnail

[paulzhu]

In fact, after using GPT-4 and Claude 3.5, the biggest impression is that GPT-4 seems like a blockhead, while Claude 3.5 feels a level above GPT-4 in terms of comprehension abilities in various aspects. It feels more like a true AI

[sofia.eris.bauhaus]

a square (typically with diagonal sides) is commonly called a "diamond" so i don't think it should be blamed for that. i think when generating code, you want to err on the side of small size that can later expanded upon, rather than go for a maximalist interpretation of the task at hand.