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Why would anyone bother doing this, prompts are not code, they are not shareable artifacts that give the same results.
by acedTrex 6mo ago
Why would anyone bother doing this, prompts are not code, they are not shareable artifacts that give the same results.
- travisjungroth 6mo agoNeither are bug reports or feature requests.
- mjmas 6mo agoDo you accept bug reports that just say "it doesn't work" or do you require reproducibility?
- orangesilk 6mo agobug reports should be reproducable. They may even be statistically reproduceable. A bug report that cannot be reproduced is worthless.
- esafak 6mo agoIt is not worthless; that means you need to work on making it easier to detect and report bugs.
- fc417fc802 6mo ago> Why would anyone bother doing this For the same reason a PR can be useful even if it turns out to be imperfect. Because it reduces the workload for the maintainer to implement a given feature. Obviously that means that if it looks likely to be a net negative the maintainer isn't going to want it.
- UltraSane 6mo agoPrompts that are used to generate should thus be put in the repo.