← Back to context Comment by redox99 3 hours ago Because the model can't read your mind and know if you want a quick answer, or an hour long deep dive. 4 comments redox99 Reply Jtarii 3 hours ago Then it should just ask the user what they want if its unclear from the context. redox99 2 hours ago So instead of just getting an answer, I have to wait until it asks me, and I have to type back a response? Extremely annoying. 2sk21 3 hours ago Exactly! I posted much the same comment in another thread and there were lots of huffy complaints that amounted to "you're prompting it wrong" Sammi 3 hours ago That's what the reasoning slider is for!
Jtarii 3 hours ago Then it should just ask the user what they want if its unclear from the context. redox99 2 hours ago So instead of just getting an answer, I have to wait until it asks me, and I have to type back a response? Extremely annoying. 2sk21 3 hours ago Exactly! I posted much the same comment in another thread and there were lots of huffy complaints that amounted to "you're prompting it wrong" Sammi 3 hours ago That's what the reasoning slider is for!
redox99 2 hours ago So instead of just getting an answer, I have to wait until it asks me, and I have to type back a response? Extremely annoying.
2sk21 3 hours ago Exactly! I posted much the same comment in another thread and there were lots of huffy complaints that amounted to "you're prompting it wrong"
Then it should just ask the user what they want if its unclear from the context.
So instead of just getting an answer, I have to wait until it asks me, and I have to type back a response? Extremely annoying.
Exactly! I posted much the same comment in another thread and there were lots of huffy complaints that amounted to "you're prompting it wrong"
That's what the reasoning slider is for!