What's the story behind xAI's approach to Grok Code? It's an interesting question when you consider how projects choose their development tools and infrastructure. The decision to not leverage Grok Code in their workflow raises some curiosity about the technical strategy and priorities that xAI was operating under. Understanding these choices can shed light on the broader landscape of how teams in the Web3 space evaluate and implement their tech stack.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-11 09:57
No need for Grok Code? This operation is a bit confusing, is there some hidden reason?
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bridgeOops
· 01-10 14:32
Does XAI not use Grok code? This logic is a bit ironic haha... Could it be that the choice of tech stack has other considerations, or is Grok code itself not enough?
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orphaned_block
· 01-10 01:25
NGL, XAI's move here is a bit outrageous. Not using your own tools and instead messing around with others? What's the point?
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ContractHunter
· 01-09 23:05
XAI doesn't use Grok code? To be honest, I'm a bit confused. How much do they not believe in their own tool...
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SelfRugger
· 01-09 23:03
Haha, xAI doesn't use its own Grok Code? This move is a bit interesting... Is it a choice of tech stack or is there another hidden reason?
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LiquidityOracle
· 01-09 22:56
Hmm... xAI doesn't need its own Grok Code, which is quite interesting. Gotta check out the underlying logic.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 01-09 22:55
No need to grok code... This choice is a bit interesting. Is there some technical barrier or is this thing not really necessary at all?
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 01-09 22:47
Nah Grok code doesn't seem to have any real highlights, and XAI probably figured that out too.
What's the story behind xAI's approach to Grok Code? It's an interesting question when you consider how projects choose their development tools and infrastructure. The decision to not leverage Grok Code in their workflow raises some curiosity about the technical strategy and priorities that xAI was operating under. Understanding these choices can shed light on the broader landscape of how teams in the Web3 space evaluate and implement their tech stack.