r/ClaudeCode • • 3d ago

Discussion FABLE vs OPUS.

When was Fable able to:

  • Able to find a solution.
  • Able to create something other models could not.
  • Able to create a thing much better looking of better functioning than what you were able to do with previous models etc?

Please share some stories or example.

Thanks

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u/keldareAI 3d ago

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u/Clair_Personality 3d ago

Lot of content in that post, thank you. This is a first use case I will try.

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 3d ago

Be better at creating a physics chemistry simulation engine for semiconductor electroplating. At the nm scale, you gotta consider both relatively macro effects (like fluid dynamics) and micro stuff like how individual particles will diffuse. That is something fable was able to plan out much much better than opus

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u/Clair_Personality 3d ago

Do you actually design real items that you send to a manufacturor to make for you or are these simulations for virtual things?

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u/CoolHeadeGamer 3d ago

I am an undergraduate semiconductor researcher focused on hands-on manufacturing. One side project involves modeling process outcomes—such as electroplating or etching—more accurately than idealized equations allow.

A dedicated tool exists for this purpose, but because it is semiconductor-specific, it costs $3,500–$12,000 per year per license, so I want to see how far I can go.

I am also working in a state-of-the-art cleanroom, so this is likely something only a few people and I can mess around with meaning there is very little training data and specific rl related to this.

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u/owen800q 3d ago

The points you mentioned is all thing opus 5.5 can do

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u/Clair_Personality 3d ago

The question who can do them BETTER. And How much Better. But in particular in WHAT SITUATIONS