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hatefulmoron | 3 months ago

Distinction without a difference. I'm talking about its output being insufficient, whatever word you want to use for output.

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WalterSear|3 months ago

And I'm arguing that if the output wasn't sufficient, neither was your input.

You could also be asking for too much in one go, though that's becoming less and less of a problem as LLMs improve.

hatefulmoron|3 months ago

You're proposing a truism: if you don't get a good result, it's either because your query is bad or because the LLM isn't good enough to provide a good result.

Yes, that is how this works. I'm talking about the case where you're providing a good query and getting poor results. Claiming that this can be solved by more LLM conversations and ultrathink is cope.