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by cabbageears
946 days ago
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"Reverse this sequence of numbers: 473936482738338373926" "The reversed sequence of the numbers 473936482738338373926 is 629373833837284639374." It works like this by using Python. Even when I told it to write a JS function internally to do it and only share the answer, it overruled that. When I asked it to repeat the sequence back in the same order, but starting from the last digit and working backwards, it failed a little bit. It seems like using the language model to pivot to the correct "model" or "logic" to decide to use code is impressive. |
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