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> I never give the second to my LLM. How do you practically achieve this? Honest question. Thanks

• johnsmith1840 11mo ago
  Custom scripts. 1. Turn off 2. Code 3. Turn on 4. Commit I also delete all llm comments they 100% poison your codebase.
  • senshan 11mo ago
    >> 1. The raw code with no empty space or comments. 2. Code with comments > 1. Turn off 2. Code 3. Turn on 4. Commit What does it mean "turn off" / "turn on"? Do you have a script to strip comments? Okay, after the comments were stripped, does this become the common base for 3-way merge? After modification of the code stripped of the comments, do you apply 3-way merge to reconcile the changes and the comments? This seems a lot of work. What is the benefit? I mean demonstrable benefit. How does it compare to instructing through AGENTS.md to ignore all comments?
    • johnsmith1840 11mo ago
      Telling an AI to ignore comments != no comments that's pretty fundamental to get my point.
      • senshan 11mo ago
        >> 1. The raw code with no empty space or comments. 2. Code with comments > 1. Turn off 2. Code 3. Turn on 4. Commit So can you describe your "turn off" / "turn on" process in practical terms? Asking simply because saying "Custom scripts" is similar to saying "magic".