Is there a voice chat mode in any chat app that is not heavily degraded in reasoning?

I’m ok waiting for a response for 10-60 seconds if needed. That way I can deep dive subjects while driving.

I’m ok paying money for it, so maybe someone coded this already?

What the current preferred subscription on AI?

OpenAI and Anthrophic is my current preference. Looking forward to know what others use.

Claude Code for coding assistance and cross-checking my work. OpenAI for second opinion on my high-level decisions.

I'm continuously surprised that some people get good results out of GPT models. They sort of fail on my personal benchmarks for me.

Maybe GPT needs a different approach to prompting? (as compared to eg Claude, Gemini, or Kimi)

A bit off topic: but what's with the ram usage of LLM clients? ChatGPT, google, and Anthropic all use 1+ GB of ram during a long session. Surely they are not running GPT 3 locally?

Sweet Jesus. 53% on ARC-AGI-2. There's still gas in this van.

Man this was rushed, typo in the first section:

> Unlike the previous GPT-5.1 model, GPT-5.2 has new features for managing what the model "knows" and "remembers to improve accuracy.

Is this why all my Cursor requests are timing out in the past hour?

Somewhat tangential: The second link says "System card": https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/3a4153c8-c748-4b71-8e31-aecbde944...

Does that term have special meaning in the AI/LLM world? I never heard it before. I Google'd the term "System Card LLM" and got a bunch of hits. I am so surprised that I never saw the term used here in HN before.

Also, the layout looks exactly like a scientific paper written in LaTeX. Who is the expected audience for this paper?

In other news, been using Devstral 2 (Ollama) with OpenCode, and while it's not as good as Claude Code, my initial sense it that it's nonetheless good enough and doesn't require me to send my data off my laptop.

I kind of wonder how close we are to alternative (not from a major AI lab) models being good enough for a lot of productive work and data sovereignty being the deciding factor.

How can I hide the big "Ask ChatGPT" button I accidentally clicked like 3 times while actually trying to read this on my phone?

I guess I must "listen" to the article...