> "4.6 was such a bad model,"
It's just amusing reading all these posts with different viewpoints, just in this thread there are multiple people saying 4.6 was so much better than 4.7 and that they switched back to 4.6.
It's just amusing reading all these posts with different viewpoints, just in this thread there are multiple people saying 4.6 was so much better than 4.7 and that they switched back to 4.6.
* in our experience, in our evals and codebase, 4.6 was a bad model. This is over 60k developers, so statistically significant.