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Do the following experiment: 1) Put in the same folder where you had that marketing blurb, a new blurb. Make sure it is unique but still looks like english. Ex
by iamcurious 5y ago
Do the following experiment:
1) Put in the same folder where you had that marketing blurb, a new blurb. Make sure it is unique but still looks like english. Example: now your startup allows you to fly to the moon in rockets powered by angry tweets.
2) Try to force a reload of copilot. Maybe reinstall it?
3) Recreate the conditions that suggested the first blurb, but trying to suggest the second blurb.
4) Share the results, I am curious.
If you get that suggestion, you have proof and reproductible steps for others to get proof. If you don't get that suggestion, we can't be sure, but the odds of it being just a coincidence increase.
Good luck!
- aspenmayer 5y agoI’m assuming you meant “blurb” instead of “blur”?
- iamcurious 5y agoThanks corrected. While we are at it. Is it "make the following experiment" or "do the following experiment" ?
- a_lost_needle 5y agoPerform, conduct, execute, the experiment, etc... You generally would set up an experiment, after making a hypothesis. You could make up an experiment, and then execute I suppose. It's a noun and a verb, so you could experiment with making experiments, but making a following experiment would then be making a made thing, so I don't think that would be correct.
- 9wzYQbTYsAIc 5y agoConduct the following experiment
- danhorner 5y agoYes, "do the following experiment" sounds more natural. IMO, "Conduct" conveys precision and is appropriate for more formal writing.
- yumraj 5y agoI'll say, run the following experiment.