None that should matter to you. Maybe you should start with something cheaper instead of SOTA e.g. Deepseek, Mistral, etc. They're not as good but not as bad as some say either. These cheaper LLMs will allow you to experiment much more until you get some sort of workflow on using LLMs and the switch to the expensive ones.
thanks Mistral's multiple products sections actually look good, lot can be done there (first time hearing of it given all the media given to american ai companies), any more like this? I try to stay away from chinese models, don't really know why but yeah
cool, I read up on it a bit, seems cc is more so for working on well thought-out projects. would codex be able to ship apps to be used by my friends? and what about cursor having the option to switch btwn all of the ai llm's?
None that should matter to you. Maybe you should start with something cheaper instead of SOTA e.g. Deepseek, Mistral, etc. They're not as good but not as bad as some say either. These cheaper LLMs will allow you to experiment much more until you get some sort of workflow on using LLMs and the switch to the expensive ones.
thanks Mistral's multiple products sections actually look good, lot can be done there (first time hearing of it given all the media given to american ai companies), any more like this? I try to stay away from chinese models, don't really know why but yeah
For someone with a non-technical background who wants to have fun and ship MVPs quickly:
Codex if your priority is fast iteration, building from scratch, and staying in a conversational workflow.
Claude Code if you expect to spend a lot of time improving, extending, or maintaining larger projects.
If you eventually build products with thousands of lines of code, you'll likely find value in using both depending on the task.
cool, I read up on it a bit, seems cc is more so for working on well thought-out projects. would codex be able to ship apps to be used by my friends? and what about cursor having the option to switch btwn all of the ai llm's?