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Not understanding an idiom is something you should just discuss with ChatGPT, it'll set you straight, show you the ropes, right your ship, and whatnot.
by fkyoureadthedoc 2y ago
Not understanding an idiom is something you should just discuss with ChatGPT, it'll set you straight, show you the ropes, right your ship, and whatnot.
- 6th 2y agoI very much doubt that. This as a phase doesn't even seem to exist online till today, even much less as an idiom, telling me the equivalent of "just google" for someone specific's thinking is entirely unhelpful. I wasn't interested in what ChatGPT can hallucinate or even output. I was after Voloskaya's context, Voloskaya would be the one to provide this insight, which is who I chose to ask for that.
- cactusplant7374 2y agoI have seen “meteoritic rise” many times.
- refulgentis 2y agoWell, no, not exactly :)
- kbmr 2y agoexisted prior to today https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/meteoric https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/meteo...
- bobthepanda 2y agoThe actual spelling is "meteoric rise", so that might be why.
- 6th 2y agoIt is indeed. Thank you.
- synicalx 2y agoGenuinely asking here; have you really never heard the phrase "meteoric rise" before?
- dblack12705 2y agoYes, all the time. It is a common idiom, especially in history books.
- underdeserver 2y agoIt's easy to miss the difference between "meteoric rise" and the OP's typo, "meteoritic rise".
- cholantesh 2y agoAlso easy to recognize that it was a typo and interpret it as intended.
- fkyoureadthedoc 2y agoIndeed even gpt-3.5-turbo recognizes the typo and gives a proper explanation. Can't wait until everyone has an LLM baked into their device that makes submitting stupid content a two step verification.
- fkyoureadthedoc 2y ago> I very much doubt that. Might want to update your priors, I put your exact comment into ChatGPT and it handled it flawlessly.
- sieabahlpark 2y ago[dead]