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Comment · 1 year ago
I built it because I was tired of typing out bug reports or constant prompting or wrestling with screenshots. Now I just circle what's broken and get a detailed ticket. Works with any app on macOS. Would love feedback on the approach and what integrations you'd want next. Thanks!
Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
not that i know, but that's something we def. need
Comment · 1 year ago
agree!
Comment · 1 year ago
wdym by 'screenshots of interviews'? like coding interview questions?
Comment · 1 year ago
interesting, will check it out
Comment · 1 year ago
curious what you meant by a knowledge system. thanks
Comment · 1 year ago
haven't tried aider. looks interesting
Comment · 1 year ago
yes, o1 def. seems to have a deeper 'understanding'
Comment · 1 year ago
thanks!

> with Claude if you start having extremely long conversations I have noticed it allowing certain bugs it had already fixed to be reintroduced at much later times

i think this is a result of its inability to handle long contexts well?

Comment · 1 year ago
My notes:

- Sonnet 3.5 seems good with code generation and o1-preview seems good with debugging

- Sonnet 3.5 struggles with long contexts whereas o1-preview seems good at identifying interdependencies between files in code repo in answering complex questions

- Breaking the problem into small steps seems to yield better results with Sonnet

- I’m using primarily in Cursor/GH Copilot and with Python

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