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Getting better at coding doesn't make a model better at everything else

A majority of users in this sub use LLMs for coding/agentic tasks and I see why a lot of value is put into them but many try to say "Well coding has improved therefore it can just use tool calling and/or just look up what the user needs if there's a degradation for general knowledge/reasoning" and that's just not the case. Many LLM usecases can't just be fixed by an improvement to coding and agentic tasks. Creative writing, multilingual capabilities, o

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