Grok gives confidently wrong answers

LLM apps2 posts from 2 people2d active+11 post in the last 7 days, 0 the 7 days before (steady)Unverified

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Am I the only one who thinks Grok 4.7 is actually pretty good for coding?...on the task.. But the way people talk about Grok sometimes makes it sound almost unusable, and that just hasn’t been my experience.. I’ve been using it on a fairly large Rust codebase with distributed workflows, database abstractions, orchestration, data pipelines, etc. - not...r/cursoru/akeebismail	r/cursoru/akeebismail	Sep 276 days ago
/hallucination problems that the autoregressives solved ~2 years ago. So it's not ready yet but improving. Also, FFS why is Grok the only model that knows how to do parallel tool calls? Such a useful ability and nobody else trains it in. Or if they do it just doesn't work.Hacker News commentsoctoberfranklin	Hacker News commentsoctoberfranklin	Sep 132 weeks ago

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Claude	1
Codex	1
Cursor	1

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2 posts from 2 people in 2 places, about 1 a week over 15 days. Mostly on Hacker News comments, r/cursor. Tools named alongside: Claude, Codex, Cursor.

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Posts that state a pain and match the "hallucination" rule about Grok. First post Sep 13, 2026, latest Sep 27, 2026. Unverified: fewer than 3 posts, or one person or place only. Method

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