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... enjoy AI assisted coding, it feels powerful and changes the way you think while building. But while building with AI, I kept running into the same issue again and again, hallucinations. Not big dramatic failures, but small inconsistencies that slowly affect product building & trust. You start building something and it works in the beginning, you feel excited, then small issues show up. The output becomes slightly unreliable, the system behaves differently than expected and slowly

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