A simple request to "write better code" helped Sonnet 3.5 create code that runs 100 times faster than its first attempt, while adding unexpected (and unwanted) features typically found in enterprise software.<br /> The article Repeated "write better code" prompts can make AI-generated code 100x faster appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]
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