i definitely bail quickly; if it doesn't appear to be heading in the right direction after a second prompt I'm now going into the code myself
Perfect example was an auditable wheel-spinner webpage i used it for; the md5 generator calc proc was completely wrong, and after 3 attempts I moved it to ChatGPT .. when I moved it back to Claude it porked it again
If I treated QA like an afterthought like some depts I've worked with it would be a train wreck 😂
@lengau sadly it's better than some coders I've worked with.. and it's fast and actually pays attention.. 😂
It's my game's "year end" and I've been using Claude the last couple of weeks to extract shit from inconsistent webpages, match them up, and standardize formats. It gets about 95% there with a well defined prompt. I tweak it but it saves me legit time.
It's generally easy to read code but wouldn't scale for shit, which I don't need because im dealing with small data sets
If you ever attended an Analytics Summit (I had to for work a couple of times sadly), the presenters go disgustingly hard in the paint about how "more data" via IoT devices are a boon to society
Try to find something.. anything.. to love as much as the most annoying people on social media love to publicly show their sphincter by flex-posting how pious they are and how you should feel guilty for making the most basic of decisions at every opportunity
Revenge degen eating mass amounts of dried fava beans and protein heavy cottage cheese because my son is home from college and has been crop-dusting me all day
Me getting lazy trying to code out my finished blogging software after 90% of the hard stuff is done but the last 10% is just boring AF refactoring and cleanup
When I first moved outside of Nashville I bought a T-Shirt from the local Mexican joint that gave me free cheese dip ; the shirt was $15 and had no expiration date.. they finally quit accepting it after about 7 years 😂
My face in his rear view mirror when a guy hard pulls right out in front of me for no reason whatsoever then proceeds to go so painfully slow we both miss the painfully long traffic light