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Both makes too much assumptions despite explicitly instructing them to do "verification & validation" of a pathway given a sample statement
egberts1 on Hacker News
In the thread “Two things LLM coding agents are still bad at”
Helped: Gemini barely cut the mustard compared to others.
Got in the way: Navigating semantic pathways and making assumptions based on outdated info.
… And getting them to find 'stmt', 'expr_stmt', and 'primary_stmt_expr' semantic production rules (one is Bison-generated .y file, other is hand-rolled). Both makes too much assumptions despite explicitly instructing them to do "verification & validation" of a pathway given a sample statement. Only Google Gemini barely cut the mustard. …