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Yes, if they make a mistake and you point it out, they will make another mistake. In many of those cases, it's better to scrap it and start with a fresh context
by swat535 1y ago
Yes, if they make a mistake and you point it out, they will make another mistake. In many of those cases, it's better to scrap it and start with a fresh context, try a different prompt (or provider smaller context).
Also, more importantly, they will ignore negative directives. So telling it: "don't do X" , will get ignored. You are better of using positive directives instead.