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Great comment. I've also found some shortcuts to out-shortcut GPT. Before it even thinks of substituting code blocks with "/* code here */" or whatever, I usual
by HaZeust 2y ago
Great comment. I've also found some shortcuts to out-shortcut GPT. Before it even thinks of substituting code blocks with "/* code here */" or whatever, I usually just tell it "don't omit any code blocks or substituted any sections with fill-in comments. Preserve the full purpose of the prompt and make sure you retain full functionality in all code -- as if it's being copy-pasted into a valuable production environment".
It also helps to remind it that its role is a "senior developer" and that it should write code that likens it to a senior developer. It will be happy to act like a junior dev if you don't explicitly tell it.
Also, always remember to say please, thank you, hello, and that you'll tip it money - these HAVE made differences over time in my tests.