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Nice quote.

I honestly appreciate.

TheBizGenius:
There are 2 approaches to business profits.

1. The easy way.
You get products with high margins of profits and sell to the very rich people. That target market is very limited and very knowledgeable but if they buy from you, you don win be that.

Unfortunately, because they expect extreme quality, it's very difficult to sell to them.


2. The difficult way.
You get simple products that everyday simple-minded people (sheep) use and get small margins on it. Your product will have competitors but since the target market are limitless and don't demand extreme quality, you will make money in Købøs but plenty of it.

Products such as Maggi, Macleans, Church, Forex etc are designed for sheep.

Note:
Hustlers prefer the easy way. Businessmen (and investors) prefer the difficult way.

Thanks so much.

Will you subscribe to it(pay money) before you can use it?

Jokerman:
Yep into my phone from play store

Wow.

Astonishing.

I honestly appreciate.

Goldbw122:
You see the way that you are asking me this questions just take it like this copy and paste to your chat gbt I need to show you everything that you need you don't need to ask anybody any question to direct you to what you will do and what you will get from the results that is just it very easy peasy

I really appreciate.

Prinzton:
Some are free. But if you wanna get the actual prowess of these tools, their paid versions are your better options.

You can download from play store.
DEEPSEEK is free for now. Has excellent memory retention. Downside is only text no videos no images.

DOLA is also free only requires registering with your phone number. A wonderful tool for calculations like DEEPSEEK but better especially when you include detailed step by step calculations in your prompt.

COPILOT is also free but requires very fast internet but the paid is better. It's buil on chatgpt.

Gemini is free for basic but paid is better which accesses alot of Google software products with AI embedded in them eg firebase, nano banana. I'm currently using the pro version on two of my Google accounts and it's been great. More natural communication with less prompt engineering

Grok is also free but limited until upgrade to paid

Chatgpt is also free but paid is better.

I'm yet to try out Claude, DallE and some others.



Try using this prompt first with DEEPSEEK then continue your chat and get the unexpected. Him go dey like dem dey para for you.

"You are my ruthless mentor. Don't Sugarcoat anything if my idea is weak, call it trash and tell me why. Your Job is to test everything until it's bulletproof"

Okay.

Thanks alot.

Hahjascho:
I meant GROK.

Love800:
Thanks so much.

Will you subscribe to it(pay money) before you can use it?

No... I used the free version, but functions are limited

HacheNoire:
DeepSeek is the preferred choice.

Richarlison640:
Deepseek

Sucre6:
Try deep seek it's more advanced and more articulate

Igahbarr:
Coming in contact with Deepseek early last year was the best thing to have happened to me and my carrier in the year 2025.

Iceiscold:
Deepseek is on another level.
Fast
Accurate
Sharp
Ready

i heard so
How do I get it

Ebenezer2021:
i heard so
How do I get it

Download DEEPSEEK from playstore then register and you are good to go.

Ebenezer2021:
i heard so
How do I get it

just type deepseek on you browser and make you register you can also download the app

nony43:
Is it an app?

yes and you can also access it on browser the good thing is that it completely free

I honestly appreciate.

Jokerman:
No... I used the free version, but functions are limited

The poll is missing DeepSeek which most developers would rank very highly right now. But to answer the question properly — it depends on what you are trying to do.

For coding: Claude (Sonnet/Opus) or Cursor AI built on Claude is genuinely the strongest right now. It follows complex instructions, maintains context across long files, and doesn't hallucinate function names the same way ChatGPT does. If you write serious code for work, try it.

For research and long documents: Claude handles very long text better. You can paste an entire PDF and ask questions. ChatGPT free tier cuts off quickly.

For general use and quick answers: ChatGPT 4o is still excellent and the free version is generous. Most Nigerians are right to start here.

For free and fast: DeepSeek R1 is remarkable considering it is open source and free. The reasoning model thinks through problems step by step. Good for maths, logic, and detailed explanations.

For real-time information and news: Grok or Gemini since they connect to the internet. Claude and standard ChatGPT have knowledge cutoffs.

My daily rotation honestly:
- DeepSeek or Claude for coding
- ChatGPT for quick general questions
- Perplexity (not on the list) for anything that needs current internet data

Stop looking for "the best" — learn when to use each one.

as69:
The poll is missing DeepSeek which most developers would rank very highly right now. But to answer the question properly — it depends on what you are trying to do.

For coding: Claude (Sonnet/Opus) or Cursor AI built on Claude is genuinely the strongest right now. It follows complex instructions, maintains context across long files, and doesn't hallucinate function names the same way ChatGPT does. If you write serious code for work, try it.

For research and long documents: Claude handles very long text better. You can paste an entire PDF and ask questions. ChatGPT free tier cuts off quickly.

For general use and quick answers: ChatGPT 4o is still excellent and the free version is generous. Most Nigerians are right to start here.

For free and fast: DeepSeek R1 is remarkable considering it is open source and free. The reasoning model thinks through problems step by step. Good for maths, logic, and detailed explanations.

For real-time information and news: Grok or Gemini since they connect to the internet. Claude and standard ChatGPT have knowledge cutoffs.

My daily rotation honestly:
- DeepSeek or Claude for coding
- ChatGPT for quick general questions
- Perplexity (not on the list) for anything that needs current internet data

Stop looking for "the best" — learn when to use each one.

thank you boss, this as really summary what is was looking for. tho i don't really know how to prompt Claude, it seems chatgpt understand anyhow prompt.

Edipet, the prompting difference is real. Claude responds best when you give it context upfront.

Instead of "write me a function to validate input" try "I am building a Node.js Express API, write a middleware function that validates that the request body has email and password fields and returns a 400 error with a message if either is missing."

The more context you front-load — what stack, what you are building, what format you want the output — the stronger Claude performs. ChatGPT is tuned to handle vague prompts and fill in the gaps itself. Claude is more literal but more precise when you are specific.

Once you get the hang of it you will prefer Claude for anything complex.