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Huge disparity in pricing and speed, and I have yet to see it give a better code answer than Sonnet.
What am I missing?
I’m on the $100/month plan. 1-2 prompts in I got my limit on Opus, then I spend most of my coding day on Sonnet.
Whenever I am on Opus, it isn’t obvious it’s writing code that Sonnet can’t. I see a bigger difference between prompts that do vs. do not have “ultrathink” rather than Sonnet/Opus.
Does anyone with more experience have a clear perspective on Sonnet vs Opus? Even on the benchmarks they are about the same.
I’m seeing a lot of discussion about using Opus to plan and sonnet to code.
What is the main difference between the two on coding tasks?
I work in quantitative finance, so most of my programming revolves around building financial tools that detect and exploit market anomalies. The coding I do is highly theoretical and often based on insights from academic finance research.
I’m currently exploring different models to help me reason through and validate my approaches. Does anyone have experience using Opus 4 of Sonnet 4 for this kind of work? I’m trying to figure out what is the best fit for my use case.
I had a subscription last with claude opus last May and did not renew after. That was before Sonnet 3.5 was released, right now I am using it on coding and surprisingly it was better than opus when I used opus last May. Question, is it really better than opus in coding or opus also got upgraded same as sonnet? I am in dillema if I am going to subscribe again or not.