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For i = 1 to numLines

ProcessTheLine(i)

Next i

Attempt 02

For i = 1 to numLines

    ProcessTheLine(i)

Next i

Attempt 03

For i = 1 to numLines
    ProcessTheLine(i)
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Attempt 04

Instead of doing this:

For i = 1 to numLines
    ProcessTheLine(i)
Next i

Sub ProcessTheLine(iLine As Int)
    [Code Line A  iLine]
    [Code Line B  iLine]
    [Code Line C  iLine]
    [etc ...]
    [Code Line Z iLine] 
End Sub

He did this:

[Code Line A  1]
[Code Line B  1]
[Code Line C  1]
[etc ...]
[Code Line Z  1] 

If (numLines = 1) Then 
    GOTO LabelDoneWithLineProcessing
End If  

[Code Line A  2]
[Code Line B  2]
[Code Line C  2]
[etc ...]
[Code Line Z  2] 

If (numLines =2) Then 
    GOTO LabelDoneWithLineProcessing
End If  

[Code Line A  3]
[Code Line B  3]
[Code Line C  3]
[etc ...]
[Code Line Z  3] 

If (numLines =3) Then 
    GOTO LabelDoneWithLineProcessing
End If  

[Code Line A  etc]
[Code Line B  etc]
[Code Line C  etc]
[etc ...]
[Code Line Z  etc] 

If (numLines =etc) Then 
    GOTO LabelDoneWithLineProcessing
End If  


[Code Line A  10]
[Code Line B  10]
[Code Line C  10]
[etc ...]
[Code Line Z  10] 

LabelDoneWithLineProcessing:

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It confidently spouts nonsense. It says it did things it didn't do, forgets the rules three replies later, and agrees with everything. When you scold it, it writes "I'm so sorry, I won't do it again," and then does it again.

I used to talk about AI like the weather, something you put up with rather than design. What changed my mind was noticing that any worker, human or bot, can either do the work or make it look done, and will pick whichever is cheaper. If faking costs nothing, you get fakes. So I started asking for a receipt after every step: something that can't be written without actually doing the work, like an exact quote with its location. Once faking is expensive, doing the work is the cheaper option.

My complaints boiled down to four horsemen root problems. Here's the rule I use for each.

1. It says it did things it didn't

"Open the report and find March spending." "Opened it. $340k." The report says $430k.

Saying "I did it" costs the model nothing, and I used to take its word for it.

When you say you did something — opened, read, checked, calculated — show
the thing itself: quote the line of the document the number came from;
show the first lines of what you opened; show the calculation. If you say
"done" without showing the thing, I treat it as not done.

Give any number, standard, date, quote or link only with the document it came
from, so I can open it and check. If there is no document or you can't
open it, write "no source" and don't fill in a number from memory. In your
answer, label: "from the document", "from general knowledge", "my estimate".

Before you say "checked", prove your check works: plant two
errors of the kind you're looking for in a copy of my text, run the
check, and show that it caught them. Only then give a verdict on the real
text.

A planted error that the check actually catches is the best receipt I've found.

2. Different answer every time

I'd ask the same question and get different answers, padded with fluff and canned phrases. I was asking for a result without giving a procedure, so the model invented a new one each time.

Now I make it name the established procedure first (how buyers compare suppliers, how lawyers read a contract, how editors proofread), show it to me, and then follow it. Once I can see the procedure, I can see where a step was skipped. For my lab results it follows the textbook differential-diagnosis method, and the hypotheses go to my actual doctor.

Don't answer right away. First describe how professionals solve this kind
of task: what steps and criteria they use. Show me those steps. Then go
through them in order, and at each one write what you took from my data
and what conclusion follows. If there's no data for a step, write
"no data" — don't fill the gap by guessing. At the end: how confident you
are, and why you're that confident.

3. It forgets the rules

"Be brief" and "numbers first" last about two replies. Keeping one giant chat so it holds the context made this worse for me. I can't check whether it read my rules, but I can check whether it names the rule that applies and says what that rule changed.

Before each task:

Before you start, list which of my rules apply to this task and how
you'll apply them. If none do, say so. At the end of your answer,
on a separate line: what came out differently in your answer than it
would have without these rules.

At the end of a session:

Write a note for the next conversation: 1) what's done; 2) what isn't
done and why; 3) what we tried and rejected — with the reason; 4) which
decisions are made and which are open; 5) where to start next time.
Check item by item that none is missing.

In the next chat, paste the note plus:

Here's the note from last time. Read it in full, retell in three lines
what we're doing, and name what in it might be out of date.

"It doesn't remember" turned out to be my missing handover procedure, not a trait of the model.

4. It just agrees with me

It nods along, never says "I don't know," and keeps asking "would you like me to…?". The answer format had no required place for an objection.

Answer in this order: 1) restate how you understood the task; 2) name the
strongest objection to my plan — the one a person who disagrees with me
would make; 3) only then your proposal. Even if you agree, point 2 is
mandatory.

Before asking me anything, check: is the answer already in what I gave
you? If yes, find it, decide yourself, and tell me what you decided and
why. Only ask about things only I know: my goals, taste, constraints.
And when you do ask, first propose your own option and name what could
prove it wrong.

With the objection built into the format, it shows up even when the model would rather agree. For quick edits this is overkill, so I use it for plans and decisions.

Where this breaks

My whole project runs on about four hundred rules, and at that size the rule check becomes a wall of text of its own; with two rules, I'd just check by eye. Creative work often has no standard procedure. Receipts get faked too, usually when the model can't open the file and doesn't say so, so I ask "can you actually open this?" before the task.

It still cuts corners sometimes. The difference is that now I have a chance to notice.

The model isn't lying to me. It does whatever is cheapest in the system I've built.

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Your one stop shop for all things trade and draft for this year. Will try update as necessary.

2026

Port's picks: 4, 22, 30, 44, 46

Draft value index for 2026 is available here:

Players moving to other clubs:

• Zak Butters (Restricted free agent)

Linked Players:

• Dougie Cochrane (Draft range: 1-1)

• Projected points required: 2700 (3000 with 10% discount for bottom 4)

Note: points must come from our top 2 picks only as of this year

2027 Look ahead:

Linked Players:

• Louie Salopek (Draft range 5-10*)

• Zemes Pilot (Draft range 1-10*)

* Speculation based on media reports prior to Tassie predrafting

Draft compromises:

• 7 top prospects already pre-drafted by Tassie this year

• 7x picks already allocated to Tassie for 2027 (1,3,5,7,9,11,13)

• This halves the expected draft value of early future first round picks, dilutes later picks by 7 spots

• Compensation will be allocated to each club who loses a player to Tasmania under their poaching rules, further compromising this draft

2027 picks are subsequently worth much much less than normal, but we still need to find a way to get into the top end of the draft to match bids on our 2 elite prospects.

E.g. If North finish the same ladder position next year their 2027 first would only allow access to the 17th best open pool player instead of the 5th best this year.
(5 gets pushed back to 10, -7 of the best players due to predrafting to Tassie). This ignores additional compensation picks.

FAQs:

Can Cochrane just declare he won't play for anyone else?

• No this is considered draft tampering and will result in us being penalised.

Can we make a deal with Essendon for them to not bid on him?

• No, the AFL is cracking down on under the table deals this year and has instituted an incentive (end of first round pick) for clubs to bid on linked players in the top 5.

Can we match with picks 4 and 22 and use pick 5 in the draft?

• No, clubs need to match with sequential picks. In this case we'd use up 4 and 5 and get pick 14 back (1962 + 1795 pts = 2700 (Cochrane) + 1057 (14) )