James Phoenix
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411 appearances
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard Nov 2024
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And if that fails, then uh you've reached the limits of the current model, is generally how I think about things.
So if it does it without any context, then it's already baked into the training data.
If it doesn't, you need to add the relevant context.
That could be your database types.
Could be the web pages on AWS, maybe for example, the policy API's changed, then you need to go and fetch that context manually.
If that's failing, then that's basically like you probably the LLM can't do it at that point.
And you've got to go and sit down and do it basically.
So that's currently how I think about things, if that makes sense.
Yeah, so so my my advice on this is just what we were to discussing earlier.
Um as long as you understand the primitives of what those docs are talking about, I don't read the docs anymore.
I I just because to me the docs are describing
ways of interfacing with some type of service via a language.
So as long as you understand that language, so for example, if we take Terraform, right?
Terraform has a series of resources, reference names, you've got data, you've got outputs, you've got variables in Terraform Cloud, you've got this idea of Terraform state, you have the ability to uh to do version control on your Terraform.
And as long as I know all those things,
The the usefulness of me going and understanding a specific doc is fairly low in terms of impact in the long term.
Um so for me, I'm actually more interested in learning more more different primitives.
As long as I know the primitives like 80 or 90 percent, that's when I'm actually thinking, well.
There's no point me reading these docs because um you know web search, you can already do that with cursor.
You can actually say every time you do a query, do a web search.
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