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Care to elaborate? Curious about this. Is this because LLMs have been geared towards understanding user user intent behind a prompt rather than following the in
by Alifatisk 2mo ago
Care to elaborate? Curious about this. Is this because LLMs have been geared towards understanding user user intent behind a prompt rather than following the instructions exactly?
- fooker 2mo agoThere's a full fledged 'reasoning' step that basically expands your prompt. As long as you are not missing important information, how you word the prompt does not have any effect.
- Alifatisk 2mo agoOh yeah, I suspected it was something like this. Thanks!
- s4i 2mo agoIsn’t that a huge simplification? Of course the way you phrase the prompt can carry semantic meaning, maybe subtly, but still. And sometimes that matters a little and sometimes a lot. I’ve stopped numerous agent sessions over the last few weeks to reword my initial prompt to get the agent off an unintended track.
- fooker 2mo ago> reword my initial prompt to get the agent off an unintended track. The signal here is the action of stopping the agent “do something else, this is stupid”, not a tweak to the initial prompt.