_heitoo · HackerTrans

4개월 전discuss

It makes sense in scenarios where a model needs >200k tokens to answer a single prompt. You're shackled to a single session, and if the model hits compaction limits, it'll get lobotomized and give a shitty answer, so higher limits, even with degraded performance, are still an improvement.

_heitoo

11개월 전discuss

TDD does not require an upfront understanding of the solution. It’s primarily about verifying what your application (or module) does, not how it does it. In other words, tests should be written from the outside in.

The common struggle with TDD arises when people reduce it to writing glorified spell checkers. This usually goes hand in hand with the belief that unit tests must always check classes in isolation using excessive mocks—an approach that misses the real purpose of TDD.

It has less to do with thought patterns and more with simply misunderstanding the approach entirely because of clinging to the wrong dogmas they've heard somewhere.

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