Thanks to all the team @takeUforward_@striver_79 @jolly1094 @OrionAnkit and everyone else for selecting me as one of the winners of this #SDESheetChallenge
It really means a lot of me as I have been accustomed to losing,
Small wins like this makes you dream! ❣️
Today's CodeChef Contest was on the easier side. Solved first 4, I was on the 5th but couldn't do due to dinner.
Loving the new banner tho. Switched back to C++ because it's easier for me to watch solution in it.
Asked the agent to harden a function. Most of the diff guards against inputs that can't happen. Ask these 3 questions before you accept any of those guards:
If your agent opens every session by re-reading the same files it read yesterday, here are the 3 things to write down once so it stops paying for the same tour.
Your agent read a whole folder to answer a yes-or-no question about your repo.
The 3 ways to phrase codebase questions so it opens the right file first:
Your agent's context is half full and it hasn't written a line yet. Open the transcript and read the first ten tool calls. They usually land in 3 kinds of file. Here is each one, and how to fence it off: