ChatGPT will cut a lot of corners when writing/editing code files, because it’s programmed to be efficient with it’s compute resources, but you can override this behavior by giving it a set of working directives to follow for your project. You can then tell it to save these directives as a list to memory and recall them in any future conversation thread that involves writing or reviewing software code. I’m not going to share my proprietary list of 24 working directives because I’m a selfish jerk, but you can figure out your own. Doing this will give you more complete code and save a lot of time fixing errors that ChatGPT introduced to your code by being 'lazy '. I’ve got a full stack app with a very sophisticated backend almost ready to publish and the speed of progress has increased dramatically since establishing a comprehensive list of working directives. submitted by /u/ONEahahah
Originally posted by u/ONEahahah on r/ArtificialInteligence
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