Comment by Barbing 3 hours ago all five letters of that answer are in your username :) 3 comments Barbing Reply defrost 3 hours ago Are you thinking of a single five letter word, two words of three and two letters, or an entire sentence that only uses 5 distinct letters?Consider being less cryptic, for the sake of those with English as a fourth language. berdario 2 hours ago (also a non-native speaker here, mildly annoyed by the obscure joke from GP)Wordplay are exactly the kind of stuff that LLMs excel at, so I asked Gemini flash, and I got> snarky play on words by suggesting that the answer to AnthonyMouse's question is "Money."> Here is the breakdown of how they arrived at that:> The Username: AnthonyMouse> The Letters: The word "Money" can be formed using the letters found in M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-e(Gemini's answer is actually longer, I just kept the interesting bit)Amusingly, this answer exhibits a similar problem to the "how many r in raspberry" problem (it forgets how to spell correctly), sinceAnthonyMouse != M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-eBut it seems that it got to the correct answer (or an incorrect but plausible :) ) despite that Cordiali 2 hours ago I'm guessing they're thinking of the word 'money'.
defrost 3 hours ago Are you thinking of a single five letter word, two words of three and two letters, or an entire sentence that only uses 5 distinct letters?Consider being less cryptic, for the sake of those with English as a fourth language. berdario 2 hours ago (also a non-native speaker here, mildly annoyed by the obscure joke from GP)Wordplay are exactly the kind of stuff that LLMs excel at, so I asked Gemini flash, and I got> snarky play on words by suggesting that the answer to AnthonyMouse's question is "Money."> Here is the breakdown of how they arrived at that:> The Username: AnthonyMouse> The Letters: The word "Money" can be formed using the letters found in M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-e(Gemini's answer is actually longer, I just kept the interesting bit)Amusingly, this answer exhibits a similar problem to the "how many r in raspberry" problem (it forgets how to spell correctly), sinceAnthonyMouse != M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-eBut it seems that it got to the correct answer (or an incorrect but plausible :) ) despite that Cordiali 2 hours ago I'm guessing they're thinking of the word 'money'.
berdario 2 hours ago (also a non-native speaker here, mildly annoyed by the obscure joke from GP)Wordplay are exactly the kind of stuff that LLMs excel at, so I asked Gemini flash, and I got> snarky play on words by suggesting that the answer to AnthonyMouse's question is "Money."> Here is the breakdown of how they arrived at that:> The Username: AnthonyMouse> The Letters: The word "Money" can be formed using the letters found in M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-e(Gemini's answer is actually longer, I just kept the interesting bit)Amusingly, this answer exhibits a similar problem to the "how many r in raspberry" problem (it forgets how to spell correctly), sinceAnthonyMouse != M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-eBut it seems that it got to the correct answer (or an incorrect but plausible :) ) despite that
Are you thinking of a single five letter word, two words of three and two letters, or an entire sentence that only uses 5 distinct letters?
Consider being less cryptic, for the sake of those with English as a fourth language.
(also a non-native speaker here, mildly annoyed by the obscure joke from GP)
Wordplay are exactly the kind of stuff that LLMs excel at, so I asked Gemini flash, and I got
> snarky play on words by suggesting that the answer to AnthonyMouse's question is "Money."
> Here is the breakdown of how they arrived at that:
> The Username: AnthonyMouse
> The Letters: The word "Money" can be formed using the letters found in M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-e
(Gemini's answer is actually longer, I just kept the interesting bit)
Amusingly, this answer exhibits a similar problem to the "how many r in raspberry" problem (it forgets how to spell correctly), since
AnthonyMouse != M-o-n-t-h-o-n-y M-o-u-s-e
But it seems that it got to the correct answer (or an incorrect but plausible :) ) despite that
I'm guessing they're thinking of the word 'money'.