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They have to do that, it's how they think. If they were trained not to do that they'd produce lower quality code.
by msgodel 1y ago
They have to do that, it's how they think. If they were trained not to do that they'd produce lower quality code.
- nprateem 1y agoSo why don't Claude and Open AI models do this?
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 1y agoO3 does, no? 2.5 Pro is a thinking model. Try flash if you want faster responses
- nprateem 1y agoNo. We're not talking a few useful comments, but verbosity where typically the number of comments exceeds the actual code written. It must think we're all stupid or it's documenting a tutorial. Telling it not to has no effect.
- krzyk 1y agoMaybe you hit a specific use case where the LLM part turns into its roots? I had a somehos similar problem with Claude 3.7, where I had a class named "Workflow" and it got nuts, producing code/comments I didn't ask for, all related to some "workflow" that it tried to replicate and not my code, it was strange.