It was the other way around. Claude gave me an algorithm. I found it fishy. So I specifically constructed a counterexample in response to Claude’s algorithm.
Of course when I gave that to Claude, Claude changed the algorithm. But if I didn’t have enough experience and CS fundamentals to find it fishy in the first place, why would I construct a counterexample?
Of course when I gave that to Claude, Claude changed the algorithm. But if I didn’t have enough experience and CS fundamentals to find it fishy in the first place, why would I construct a counterexample?