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You can ask the llm to write code the way you think about it. I usually write a little spec document as my first prompt, and in there i'll add some rules on ho
by swalsh 1y ago
You can ask the llm to write code the way you think about it. I usually write a little spec document as my first prompt, and in there i'll add some rules on how I want code structured, seperated etc.
If you use cursor, cursorrules can be a good way of doing this.
- smartties 1y agoThis still doesn't work for me. I have to actively think about the problem, find a solution, and write the code myself. Outsourcing these efforts makes my learning ineffective. I will keep using LLMs for 1 week greenfield hobby projects that I don't plan to revisit. But no matter how good LLMs get, I will never use them in my dailyjob, otherwise, I risk losing touch with the codebase.