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In this case they didn’t know what they were looking for. They just wanted some new, non-trivial exploit. For the vast majority of corporate usage of AI for SW
by daishi55 3mo ago
In this case they didn’t know what they were looking for. They just wanted some new, non-trivial exploit.
For the vast majority of corporate usage of AI for SWE, you have a much better idea of what you want, or what the problem is, etc etc. And communicating that to the model effectively is absolutely a skill. I see colleagues every day who very much do not have that skill.
- niccl 3mo agoI agree with this in general but I think there's a nuance. 'dumb' prompts can get the result, but require more back-and-forth with the model and more token usage when compared to a crafted prompt
- daishi55 3mo agoFor sure. And honestly the real skill is knowing when you can be lazy and when you will get a good ROI on a good prompt. Sorry I sounded a little like Claude there but that’s what I meant to say.