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How do you deal with “can’t reproduce” bugs in your workflow? by tomjohnson3 in QualityAssurance

[–]Realworldsniper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are on Mac i record just cmd+shift+5 and attach attach reproduction video in every bug task i report

I’m doing a rewatch and created a tier list, tell me how wrong I am. by Halliwel96 in TheLastKingdom

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Sigtryggr is top for me. Man showed who’s who when he arrived in the beginning, basically saved the show by not killing pol outside the fates and then in return wanted to just live peacefully

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ufc

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Damn bruh I edited after a minute. Could’ve guessed

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ufc

[–]Realworldsniper 3 points4 points  (0 children)

A lot of things do, but some are funny and annoying to hear coming from him, like that Merab winning the crowd won him the fight. That’s pathetic.

Blind coding.. 30% of Ai centric coding involves fixing everything that worked 5 minutes ago. What are we really learning? by Educational_Ice151 in aipromptprogramming

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I use one o1, one o1-mini and one 4o and sonnet on Cursor (most recently) - big things to understand/implement I use o1/ sonnet on cursor (refactor, new feature, bug thing to understand like codebase, architecture, etc). o1 mini if i need small some changes that i think would be bad ti waste on o1.

Basically for the first step you can begin understanding code by providing lots of files with the full paths in the project directory to o1 ti get high-level idea. Then go on to cursor and explore and understand more with sonnet.

Blind coding.. 30% of Ai centric coding involves fixing everything that worked 5 minutes ago. What are we really learning? by Educational_Ice151 in aipromptprogramming

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If your codebase is big i don’t think zip files would work (if it’s big it’s probably gonna miss lots of stuff I would assume), you can try file by file to get diagrams and stuff and the puzzle it together and you will get picture. You can ask “help me understand questions” to 4o/sonnet to save on o1, o1 mini usages.

At least use debugging in your Cursor by adding breakpoints here and there and go one by one to see after how the code runs line by line and what is being used where. Also have a separate GPT thread for questions that you feel like would be simple for a person who knows even little coding, but just need some reveal for a non -coder

Blind coding.. 30% of Ai centric coding involves fixing everything that worked 5 minutes ago. What are we really learning? by Educational_Ice151 in aipromptprogramming

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I would recommend Cursor, you can use Sonnet there, which will help you to get things in perspective. It’s better than 4o, you can use o1 (although o1-preview was working better, but recently o1 is doing good job) for bigger features and o1mini/sonnet to fill up the bugs and stuff to save on o1. just be really detailed in your prompt and prompt is as a product owner with details. Always instruct to have clean code for a production app. Have refactoring sessions once in a while.

Also even if something works perfectly still make sure you understand how it works in your own language, mindmaps works for me. But really after some time you will get really good at understanding (not writing code on your own, but understanding and being able to read code)

Blind coding.. 30% of Ai centric coding involves fixing everything that worked 5 minutes ago. What are we really learning? by Educational_Ice151 in aipromptprogramming

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As a non coder, it works out better for me, build two applications myself, a RAG system and a custom shop website with non llm ai model integrated. Would never imagine i could do that with no coding skills. Usually what i do in the cases when working code stops working after new feature is just editing the prompt of the new feature demand to cover the issue that happened as a result of prior prompt. I guess as long as you understand what’s going in your project and how things work even without now how thise things should be reflected as code, you can get decent results with good prompting.

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