← Back to context Comment by oblio 1 month ago Isn't Cursor owned by xAI ergo Grok? 3 comments oblio Reply denkmoon 1 month ago Exactly. Without Claude and GPT, we'd be limited to Grok. A lot of ink has been spilled telling us exactly how to use Sonnet, Opus, Sol or Luna in certain scenarios, Grok hasn't ever been recommended by our pointy haired friends even once. dofm 1 month ago Well isn't that going to be an interesting test of corporate ideology ;-) consensus1 1 month ago It will be a test of what they think about the relative cost / performance of a model is, and not a single thing more than that.
denkmoon 1 month ago Exactly. Without Claude and GPT, we'd be limited to Grok. A lot of ink has been spilled telling us exactly how to use Sonnet, Opus, Sol or Luna in certain scenarios, Grok hasn't ever been recommended by our pointy haired friends even once. dofm 1 month ago Well isn't that going to be an interesting test of corporate ideology ;-) consensus1 1 month ago It will be a test of what they think about the relative cost / performance of a model is, and not a single thing more than that.
dofm 1 month ago Well isn't that going to be an interesting test of corporate ideology ;-) consensus1 1 month ago It will be a test of what they think about the relative cost / performance of a model is, and not a single thing more than that.
consensus1 1 month ago It will be a test of what they think about the relative cost / performance of a model is, and not a single thing more than that.
Exactly. Without Claude and GPT, we'd be limited to Grok. A lot of ink has been spilled telling us exactly how to use Sonnet, Opus, Sol or Luna in certain scenarios, Grok hasn't ever been recommended by our pointy haired friends even once.
Well isn't that going to be an interesting test of corporate ideology ;-)
It will be a test of what they think about the relative cost / performance of a model is, and not a single thing more than that.