@filicroval: gemini 3.8 flash might be the fastest model i've ever used it only took 5 minutes to generate this Voxel Lighthouse via…
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A user praises Gemini 3.8 Flash for its exceptional speed in generating a Voxel Lighthouse in just 5 minutes and compares its performance to Hy4 Preview in one-shot prompting.
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gemini 3.8 flash might be the fastest model i’ve ever used
it only took 5 minutes to generate this Voxel Lighthouse via Hermes
i’ve tested many model for agentic usage and nothing comes close to this speed. i didn’t even have time to grab my coffee
and the output isn’t even bad, it’s genuinely good.
filipe (@filicroval): hy4 preview is definitely not a model we should sleep on
same prompt for each model, one-shot.
i would have expected the gap between both to be bigger but Hy4 Preview still comes close (it’s twice the size but still). very huge leap since Hy3
curious which one you’d pick
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