How well would it work to ask the working LLM to rewrite the prompt to get the best results? Do the models understand enough about themselves to do that?
>> (but why would you have off-black text anyway?)
I had read a long time ago that when doing web design you should avoid pure white and pure black, especially when one is on top of the other. I presume it’s to avoid harshness or to keep the “white” from halo’ing into the black (made even worse on a CRT display).
That is probably the worst advice when doing a printed medium, though. Different medium targets sometimes have conflicting “best practices.”
Came here to mention the same thing. Very well be on me, tho. I’m using the Brave browser (is it safari-powered?) and on iOS 18.7.9, which is the newest my old iPhone X supports.
My monthly subscription for Claude is up in a week, is there any compelling reason to switch to Codex (for coding/bug fixing of low/medium difficulty apps)? Or is it pretty much a wash at this point?
For me it was Turbo Pascal, Turbo C/C++, regular Borland C++.
Not an enterprise app, but I worked on a project (kind of like a primitive CMS) for a church using PFS:Write and PFS:Professional File. That was a terrible experience.