I find the opposite is generally the case.
I find the opposite is generally the case. I've maintained many projects which were highly specific and therefore ridged to enhancing. I try to reuse some style to only find it doesn't work when placed somewhere else in the HTML. Having too generic styles is also a problem though. E.g. styling a label element on the assumption it's in a form can be frustrating. It's all about the right balance and styling specifcally what you mean, not the specific structure of the HTML.
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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> steer Claude away from over-engineering parts of the system in response to hypothetical concerns.
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I find the opposite is generally the case.
I find the opposite is generally the case. I've maintained many projects which were highly specific and therefore ridged to enhancing. I try to reuse some style to only find it doesn't work when placed somewhere else in the HTML. Having too generic styles is also a problem though. E.g. styling a label element on the assumption it's in a form can be frustrating. It's all about the right balance and styling specifcally what you mean, not the specific structure of the HTML.
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