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I’ve had the … pleasure of working with outsourced talent for 20 years and I think it gives me an edge with LLMs Both will never push back or say no and will j
by theshrike79 1y ago
I’ve had the … pleasure of working with outsourced talent for 20 years and I think it gives me an edge with LLMs
Both will never push back or say no and will just rush headlong into implementing - something. They will use 57 libraries when stdlib will do and make convoluted hierarchies when a simple functional program is enough.
But both can produce very good results if you have predetermined limits, acceptance criteria and a proper plan and spec.
Then you iterate in “sprints” and check the results after each one and challenge their output.
- johnisgood 1y agoYeah, in case of LLMs, I have never been told something is a bad idea, I had to point it out why it is a bad idea.