But for me, it often results in situations where I think much harder and longer than others but fail to act.
I learned to sometimes act instead of thinking more, because by acting I gain information I could not have learned by thinking.
Perhaps this human insight can be applied to working with LLMs. Perhaps not :)
Hence this blog post. I will say I've got a dozen similar tricks baked into my Claude config, but I'm not sure they've helped any.
I find working with copilot is just catnip to someone like this because it's endlessly willing to iterate and explore the problem space, certainly well past the point where a normal person would be like are you for real can we just merge this and move on.