@morganlinton: Starting to test out Devin for Terminal, and comparing to Codex. Using Devin's model to start, SWE-1.6 Fast. And holy m…
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A developer begins testing Devin for Terminal using the SWE-1.6 Fast model, comparing it to Codex and noting impressive speed during initial trials.
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Starting to test out Devin for Terminal, and comparing to Codex. Using Devin’s model to start, SWE-1.6 Fast.
And holy moly, is it fast.
Just day one though, so nothing to report back yet w/respect to code quality, but the speed is definitely impressive. https://t.co/tNdUG72HJO
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