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Today I learned that sometimes breaking down a large task into smaller tasks for an LLM might not be enough. Try an increasing "agile" approach instead. LLMs are great at repeating patterns and if you start with a simpler version of your feature and improve it from there, the LLM will understand better what to do.

Software engineer @ pinata.cloud. Interested in web3 and games

I do this a ton by scaffolding my project with docs and starting from their most basic elements

This is part of why when you begin with a playbook or “defined steps” (or something like a course syllabus) the results are much better. Smaller tasks that are dependent on the previous are a good way to keep these tools in check.

I make lights blink and play with crypto (cryptography and cryptocurrency). they/them or he/him

The actual historical order of invention was:
Bicycle
Motorcycle
Car
Scooter
Skateboard

What was invented first, the car or the skateboard?

Hard disagree. Steps 1-4 get entirely thrown away in your preferred way. You don't glue two motorcycles together to get a car.