Context pollution through code rot is the worst. You throw in a slop grenade, and your subsequent work is slightly worse and less efficient, and you need more and more resources to keep going.
Subagents don't solve this issue, they actually only make it worse long-term. Rigorously ensuring code quality however you can is an absolute must if you want to make it
@motonarola Yes, exactly. Human language is ambiguous. Is the user’s question a follow-up clarification, a critique, a call for action, or an inquiry out of curiosity? Models just love to jump in and start doing stuff after an innocuous question about implementation.
@unclebobmartin@milan_milanovic Sounds like a ComposedMethod from @KentBeck
"Keep all of the operations in a method at the same level of abstraction."
https://t.co/LT37JRjoh7
Simple but the most powerful advice for readability in my opinion :-)
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