[DrSiemer]

When using a reasonably smart llm, code moves are usually fine, but you have to pay attention whenever uncommon words (like urls or numbers) are involved.

It kind of forces you to always put such data in external files, which is better for code organization anyway.

If it's not necessary for understanding the code, I'll usually even leave this data out entirely when passing the code over.

In Python code I often see Gemini add a second h to a random header file extension. It always feels like the llm is making sure that I'm still paying attention.