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I agree with this, you will almost always get better results by simply undoing and rewording you prompt vs trying to coerce it to fix something it already did.
by Jcampuzano2 2y ago
I agree with this, you will almost always get better results by simply undoing and rewording you prompt vs trying to coerce it to fix something it already did.
Most of the time when I do use it, I almost always use just a couple prompts before starting a completely new one because it just falls off a cliff in terms of reliability after the first couple messages. At that point you're better off fixing it yourself than trying to get it to do it a way you'll accept.
- aspbee555 2y agothis is also what I started doing, sometimes it will give an actual correct answer but it usually easy to just start a new session. I can even ask the exact same question and get a correct answer with a new session