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@FaultyButton
I have not enjoyed Grok for coding
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1
1
18
Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
79% Engaged
69% Positive
Positive
69%
Negative
10%
Neutral
21%
Critical Perspectives
Community concerns and opposing viewpoints
1
Criticism dominates
Many replies dismiss Grok’s performance — short takes like “BS,” “don’t enjoy Grok for coding,” and complaints about poor results recur throughout.
2
Popularity tied to price, not quality
Multiple users say Grok is used because it’s free, not because it’s better (“Because it is free. No other reason.”).
3
Competitors preferred
Repeated comparisons favor Gemini and Codex — users claim Gemini gives better answers and Codex holds context more reliably.
4
Inconsistency and context issues
Several tweets question Grok’s ability to keep context, agree internally, or produce consistent outputs (“grok doesn’t even agree,” “grok dont play fair”).
5
Hype backlash
A strain of irritation at over-promotion appears — calls to “stop over hyping” and dismissive reactions like “No one cares” and clown emojis.
6
Some defenses, but disputed
A few cite a tournament where Grok won, yet others immediately question the data’s authenticity and relevance.
7
Off-topic banter and cultural snippets
The thread includes jokes, astrology/exoplanet quips, anime asks, and a German note about image generation limits — mixing critiques with playful replies.
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@Web3__Youth
grok dont play fair, smh
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3
0
78
T
@toonytoons
access ≠ efficacy
2
1
0
246
Supporting Voices
Community members who agree with this perspective
1
Triumphant celebration
Replies are full of cheers, emojis and congratulations — many users call Grok “#1,” “dominating,” and “absolute domination,” celebrating a perceived upset of established models.
2
Coding credibility
Builders emphasize that the programming leaderboard is what matters, with comments like “time to update our API keys” and praise for Grok’s precision in coding tasks.
3
Momentum and adoption
Numerous replies point to fast iteration and real-world usage as the driver — users say adoption is accelerating and that sustained performance, not marketing, is shifting the hierarchy.
4
Open-competition narrative
Many frame this as a win for open models and competitive innovation, framing Grok’s rise as a challenge to Google/OpenAI and a market-driven verdict.
5
Performance vs. guardrails
Several voices note the trade-offs — some credit raw performance to fewer safety filters, while others acknowledge Grok still makes mistakes and needs refinement.
6
Practical impact and creativity
Respondents highlight real use cases — music videos, research, productivity gains, even rocket-trajectory ideas — portraying Grok as useful beyond demos.
7
Big expectations and future bets
A number of replies project bullish futures (Grok 5/6, new benchmarks like .faf) and urge standards or new metrics to cement the momentum.
X
@XCEO_eth
Winning.
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13
10
358
C
@carolletta
Love 🤍 @grok
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4
1
437
M
@Mr_medic
Yes ofcourse Don’t google it Grok it
7
2
0
997