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That’s my experience as well, if it’opus push back, it’s usually an actual issue with the code or prompt
by tmikaeld 5mo ago
That’s my experience as well, if it’opus push back, it’s usually an actual issue with the code or prompt
- badsectoracula 5mo agoFWIW i haven't used Claude or any other cloud-based LLM, only what i can run on my PC, so it could be that Claude is smart enough to follow the user's instructions, keep the equivalent of a mental state of what the user seems to want to do and only push back when it really makes sense whereas a small local LLM is too stupid to judge all that and Qwen3.6 errs on the side of being annoyingly cautious while Devstral Small 2 errs on the side of trusting the user being really okay with blowing their toes off :-P. As i wrote in my original reply, this is my personal preference and i prefer the LLM to just do what i ask.