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I've had the opposite experience. If I give it that much context it starts to hallucinate parts of the application that it very much has access to look up. This
by sepositus 1y ago
I've had the opposite experience. If I give it that much context it starts to hallucinate parts of the application that it very much has access to look up. This only starts happening at large context windows.
- jacob019 1y agoDepends on what you're doing. Too much context and code generation gets sloppy, but it does a decent job attending to the large context to answer questions, analyze control flow, investigate bugs, review style consistency and guideline violations, etc.