Ask for a Real No in the First Fifteen Minutes
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The first fifteen minutes of an AI coding session are a bad scoreboard, because they reward a demo and hide the room. I no longer ask whether a sample file compiled, because that question never inspects the working directory or the test runner. I ask whether the agent produced a real no I can repla…
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Ask for a Real No in the First Fifteen Minutes
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