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Sometimes I feel that they should have introduced "flex" speed instead of "ultrafast" speed

I have only seen Ultrafast speed being used in demo... Ofc, who will use it to exhaust their entire limit 8x faster. There are many automations and tasks where I just really don't care how much time it takes. Like, I just give the task to it and do my other chores (or sleep?). They already have fle…

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  1. 2026-11-04 10:39 · r/OpenAI
    Sometimes I feel that they should have introduced "flex" speed instead of "ultrafast" speed

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