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I believe OP's point is that the LLM rarely pushes back, whatever you tell it it will go with.
by danielbln 1y ago
I believe OP's point is that the LLM rarely pushes back, whatever you tell it it will go with.
- h4ch1 1y agoI've faced this a lot while working with LLMs in order to develop an architecturally sound spec; especially when I am learning a new language/framework where I am not intimately aware of what the best practices in that framework are. Are there some methods you're aware of to make LLMs less subservient and more confident in their approach?
- bongodongobob 1y agoRight, and my point is you have to ask objective pointed questions. For example, even "what do you think is best in this case, a database or keep it all in memory?" Best for whom? To what end? Easiest to maintain? Most resilient? Etc.