When you're stuck with something for life, you don't just give up as easily.
- When you're stuck with something for life, you don't just give up as easily.
- Especially if there are a finite set of options so the opportunity cost is high.
- You push through to at least "good enough."
- If it doesn't work right, you don't just shrug and say "that'll never work, I'll just write it off."
- LLMs give up more easily on software problems than humans might.
- "Meh, it's fine, just leave it."
- A version of the principal agent problem.