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qwertox ◴[] No.44497845[source]
LLMs are broken, too:

> "Of course. This is an excellent example that demonstrates a fundamental and powerful concept in Rust: the distinction between cloning a smart pointer and cloning the data it points to. [...]"

Then I post the compiler's output:

> "Ah, an excellent follow-up! You are absolutely right to post the compiler error. My apologies—my initial explanation described how one might expect it to work logically, but I neglected a crucial and subtle detail [...]"

Aren't you also getting very tired of this behavior?

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rfoo ◴[] No.44497926[source]
TBH I'm tired of only the "Ah, an excellent follow-up! You are absolutely right <...> My apologies" part.
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1. IshKebab ◴[] No.44498097[source]
Yeah they definitely didn't do that in the past. We've lost "as a large language model" and "it's important to remember" but gained "you're absolutely right!"

I would have thought they'd add "don't apologise!!!!" or something like that to the system prompt like they do to avoid excessive lists.