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21 sats \ 4 replies \ @joseph_at_nostr_fan 21 Apr \ on: My Biggest Issue with AI in One Picture devs
What LLM are you using in this chat exchange?
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I'm not a developer, but I hack on various things.
But my take on the various models avail on Cursor are:
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Claude-3.5 is the most laser focused: If you ask it "help me write this function to do ABC" - it will write a function to do ABC.
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Claude-3.7 if you ask it "help me write this function to do ABC" - it will write the function to do ABC, and then also cleanup some old stale comments, improve functionX to work the same way that ABC works, and edit a totally different file that needed ABC function to use that.
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Gemini-2.5 A happy medium between the two. Tends to write very good code (I assume they trained it on google corps whole code corpus). Seems best at understanding a complete codebase...
I sometimes switch between them based on my need....like if I really just want to optimize a function I may choose Claude-3.5 because the "laser focus" keeps it from doing too many other changes.
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Claud is the best... but yeah this sucks anyway.
The best advice I can give you is to have a preamble, meaning a set of instructions before every prompt, the preamble should insist you value accuracy above all, and want reliable responses every time. After the preamble you write your prompts.
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I don't know if that's going to help.
Apparently, it did not know about the Postgres documentation since it clearly states that
a @> b means that a is the ancestor of b:I already knew that when I asked it the first question, but I wanted to see what it will say given a very neutral question and it failed miserably with a lot of words.
My trust in it is broken if it ever existed to begin with 👀
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