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This my personal opinion and may be entirely worthless. The quality of answers I read in all of the examples posted in that article read like the questions were
by CodeWriter23 4y ago
This my personal opinion and may be entirely worthless. The quality of answers I read in all of the examples posted in that article read like the questions were routed to an offshore boiler room where the answers were crafted by humans. Like some modern day Mechanical Turk. Especially in the 6 eggs example, there is a complete discontinuity of thought across the answers, isn't this within a single session with the AI? To me it looks like different brains answered each question/challenge and seemed to have a bias toward not offending the human asking the questions.
Also, in this example, the first answer of 2 is correct: broke 2 (6-2 = 4), fried 2 (4-2 = 2) then ate 2, which most commonly implies it was the fried eggs that were eaten (2-0 = 2)
- damiankennedy 4y agoI think you have 4 eggs left. You broke 2 which means you cracked the shell and got the part you cook out. You fried those eggs and ate them. You still have 4 eggs. The trick is the word "broke". Normally if you break something you can not use it and discard it but in egg folklore breaking an egg is step 1 in a subset of egg cooking procedures.
- CodeWriter23 4y agoTouché There is a range to “break”. You may be correct.