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Very useful. "No need to apologise all the time" will be a handy pre-command. On a more specific note, I have frequently tutted at having to type out the conte
by mellosouls 3y ago
Very useful. "No need to apologise all the time" will be a handy pre-command.
On a more specific note, I have frequently tutted at having to type out the context I am coding in every time I start a new chat (which is normally the same at least for specific projects and tasks); this is clearly a good example of listening to user feedback.
- jamesgreenleaf 3y agoThat's a good one. I've also told it to avoid blanket disclaimers, which pop up all the time if you ask about anything related to nutrition or fitness.
- glenstein 3y agoYes, I've noticed this as well. In a way, I believe this is faithful to the actual cadence of nutrition and fitness communication, but never the less frustrating and I would even argue counterproductive. If you asked a nutritionist about tyrannosaurus rex, you would probably get an answer like "remember, learning about the Tyrannosaurus Rex is not a panacea, and should be complimented with research of a wide range of other dinosaurs."
- stavros 3y ago"My, all your dinosaur research is looking particularly beautiful today."