← Back to context Comment by qoez 4 days ago Lots of releases but very little actual performance increases 4 comments qoez Reply int_19h 4 days ago Sonnet and Gemini saw fairly substantial perf increases recenly mchusma 4 days ago Love Sonnet but 3.7 is not obviously an improvement over 3.5 in my real world usage. Gemini 2.5 pro is great, has replaced most others for me (Grok I use for things that require realtime answers) int_19h 4 days ago Are you comparing it with or without thinking? I'd say it's a fairly big improvement in long thinking mode. BriggyDwiggs42 4 days ago It does a lot better on philosophy questions.
int_19h 4 days ago Sonnet and Gemini saw fairly substantial perf increases recenly mchusma 4 days ago Love Sonnet but 3.7 is not obviously an improvement over 3.5 in my real world usage. Gemini 2.5 pro is great, has replaced most others for me (Grok I use for things that require realtime answers) int_19h 4 days ago Are you comparing it with or without thinking? I'd say it's a fairly big improvement in long thinking mode. BriggyDwiggs42 4 days ago It does a lot better on philosophy questions.
mchusma 4 days ago Love Sonnet but 3.7 is not obviously an improvement over 3.5 in my real world usage. Gemini 2.5 pro is great, has replaced most others for me (Grok I use for things that require realtime answers) int_19h 4 days ago Are you comparing it with or without thinking? I'd say it's a fairly big improvement in long thinking mode. BriggyDwiggs42 4 days ago It does a lot better on philosophy questions.
int_19h 4 days ago Are you comparing it with or without thinking? I'd say it's a fairly big improvement in long thinking mode.
Sonnet and Gemini saw fairly substantial perf increases recenly
Love Sonnet but 3.7 is not obviously an improvement over 3.5 in my real world usage. Gemini 2.5 pro is great, has replaced most others for me (Grok I use for things that require realtime answers)
Are you comparing it with or without thinking? I'd say it's a fairly big improvement in long thinking mode.
It does a lot better on philosophy questions.