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by dep_b
358 days ago
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We have Cursor, it’s a step back from using Claude + MCP and it hallucinates a lot because of poor context management. But that’s not the real reason I’m using LLM’s less than before. * The codebase consists of many modules with their own repo each * The test back end has a lot of gotchas, borked settings or broken ongoing work by the back-end team * The code is incredibly layered I’m spending up to 10% of my time writing actual code. The rest is overhead like multi-repo PR’s, debugging, talking to people etcetera. Once I found the issue, the code is the easy part and explaining it all to the LLM is more work. Assistive coding tools need to get a lot better |
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