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I like it but how much context does it need for a complex program? If you're giving instructions and using its code, I imagine context is being passed back up
by mancerayder 3mo ago
I like it but how much context does it need for a complex program? If you're giving instructions and using its code, I imagine context is being passed back up in an exponential way. If not, and you give it a very thin context every time, how do you manage to prompt it enough?
- hoppp 3mo agoAvoid making programs very complex. They can grow big and have a lot of features, but stay as simple as possible. Depends what I want but I can give a completely new context for every generation. I try to make everything as simple and human readable as possible because I want the audit to go fast. I think for me I lean towards an audit optimized approach. Everything is still generated but revolves around the human-in-the-loop for review.