@obliiviiscariis@SanNL11 I’ll put my 💰 on the one with global standards, partnerships with central banks, enterprise banks, investment banks, capital markets, Oracle. You can run with virtuals_io. Seems fair. $QNT
@codewithimanshu Have Claude update a Status md file after every session. It contains a full list of open sprints and backlog items. That way, you can start a new project chat and it will know exactly where to pick up where you left off even though you’re working with in a new context.
@codewithimanshu Zip up the code for frequent audits with Claude (Opus). Best to do this every couple of sprints, otherwise an undiscovered issue might have code built on top of it and then it is much more difficult and time consuming to unravel the bug. Use MD files to limit what CC can do.
@QNT_Partisan QNT is like a payment processor in the early 2000’s. Those guys made 0.02 cents per transaction. Multiplied by trillions of transactions. Lockups for node operators, CBDB’s, Capital Markets, enterprise banks, supply chain mgmt, healthcare, web 3, etc. I’m in for the journey.
@Hesamation Agreed. Resorting to working directly with opus to refactor CC code errors. Has cost me countless hours ripping out poor quality code. Had CC run a diff on project files…cost 175k tokens. Had to add directions for bash directly into the MD to mitigate token waste.
@trq212 CC tends to stray from the initial design (even if the design in the MD says otherwise). Adds unrequested features, adhocs queues/State mechanisms, etc. relying on myself and Opus to sort through and rip out unwanted lines of code. Thought it was a context issue but maybe not
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