> I still have to correct Claude on very basic misconceptions whenever I get it to code shit.
Can you give a simple example?
I would have agreed 2 years ago, but it's extremely rare I see a frontier model making a silly mistake these days.
Can you give a simple example?
I would have agreed 2 years ago, but it's extremely rare I see a frontier model making a silly mistake these days.
To be fair it is no where near what we had just one year ago and the rate of change only seems to be increasing.
Also, I don’t have 30 million dollars to spare spawning tens of thousand sub agents like what they did with Navier-Stokes so I’m clearly not testing the full capabilities of these models.
It was to build an extremely simple job using an internal framework to walk through a table and log the ids os some records that have a certain scenario.
There's a ton of jobs exactly like this in the codebase, and the framework code is in the codebase as well.
It was so silly I even thought of writing it myself, probably took me longer to steer claude to do it for me.
Anyway, it refused to use a method from the framework to retrieve the parameter as a list, it wanted to retrieve it as a string and parse the commas. I had spelled out in the initial prompt what method it should use.
I really don't like Claude much. Frontier my ass.