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I think you should be able to do it out of the box if you just keep sending the tokens, and after that ask the GPT "is there a mistake? Respond with just "yes"
by mewpmewp2 3y ago
I think you should be able to do it out of the box if you just keep sending the tokens, and after that ask the GPT "is there a mistake? Respond with just "yes" or "no". Why does there have to be something like a "null" token?
However it might seem expensive yes, but at least it only has to respond with one token.
- edgyquant 3y agoThere’s a null token because the question was about you not having to ask if there was a mistake. It would just default to constantly producing a null token until it had a real response
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