A builder says losing coding-model access would cut productivity sharply
serrjoa · x · 2026-07-22
The quoted post says losing access to coding models would be devastating for day-to-day productivity.
The author uses them for monitoring training jobs, infra setup, research brainstorming, math, typesetting, and front-end work, and says the latest launch eased that fear somewhat.
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