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by londons_explore 2 days ago
I get frustrated with a poor quality model leaving my codebase littered with wrong comments, which then later trip up smarter models.
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I find you gotta do a smart model sandwich. Write plans with smart models, implement with cheaper models, review its work with smarter models. Catches a lot of mistakes before they propagate.
This is annoying. Similar with "context poisoning". LLMs can be highly productive... until they're "poisoned" with contradicting inputs / guidance.