Grok

Dang, I gave it the benefit of the doubt and started from the top. More on reddit.com

Used it this morning directly via the OpenAPI-compatible interface. There are three models: Grok 3, Grok 3 Mini, and Grok 3 Mini Fast. Honestly, it’s not bad at all. It generated a solid implementation plan, and I got Grok 3 Mini Fast to handle the actual code implementation. Very few errors, just the occasional diff. I was actually pretty impressed with its ability to architect interfaces in a way that **avoids circular dependency injection in C#,**something Gemini struggled with just yesterday. In my opinion, it’s already better than anything from OpenAI or Sonnet. It didn’t hallucinate much that I could see, and as long as you keep your code files under 5,000 lines, you’re good. And let’s be honest,if your file is over 5,000 lines, Uncle Bob wants a word with you anyway. Pro tip: if you top up with just $10 credit, you can enable training on your own code. You get $150 of usage credit per month, and I haven’t even touched my $10 deposit yet. As far as I am concerned, code is meaningless without context. I don’t care who trains on mine. It’s not like I’m storing secrets, hardcoded credentials, IVs, or salts. So far, I really like it. Let’s see how it holds up long term. More on reddit.com