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by valentinconan
89 days ago
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I haven't yet tried to solve truly complex algorithmic problems. Generally speaking, if the problem is common, the model has likely already been trained to solve it. If it's truly complex and/or specific to my needs, I can try using a reasoning model to think through a solution before moving on to implementation. I use the agent to conduct research, find resources to understand the complexity, best practices, feedback, etc., and to write a Markdown analysis file on the topic. Then I can use this file as a basis to precisely define what I want to do and brainstorm with the agent in thinking mode. The more the task is described and defined, the more accurate the result will be. |
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