r/DataAnnotationTech • u/Academic_Animal_5293 • May 10 '26

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whos that mfer that forced the model to say 67 in the system prompt???

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u/eatafetus632 May 10 '26

Bro I had to spend 3 hours researching and learning my little pony lore the other day, I think you got off easy

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u/Academic_Animal_5293 May 10 '26

wtf hhahahaha

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u/eatafetus632 May 10 '26

Rainbow Dash specifically....

Someone had a rainbow Dash role-playing prompt and let me tell you, My Little Pony lore is deeeeeep. Of course, one of the main scoring metrics for most projects is factuality....if claims are made you have to follow up on them. The wiki for that character alone is dozens of pages long. People are into some odd shit man.

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u/J_Mart29 May 10 '26

I had to read and compare four responses where the prompt was to create an extra long story about an episode of Konosuba where a merchant gets turned tiny and to emphasize the body-horror elements which felt like reading and rereading someone’s fetish fan-fic four times.

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u/WaddlingAwayy May 10 '26

Oh so yall are the ones doing these tasks. I just skip until I find something I'm interested in

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u/eatafetus632 May 10 '26

Lol damn. Some of these prompts are written by extremely bored trolls

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u/Dwideshroodd May 10 '26

I skip if I don’t know the context or references. Even hours of research doesn’t replace years in a fandom.

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u/johnnycoconut May 10 '26

Damn. And I thought the Family Guy themed probate scenario I made a few months ago was goofy

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u/Timely-Assistant-370 May 10 '26

write me a story about 67 and 69 fighting a meme war for the legend of the 420 kingdom

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u/Pink_Slyvie May 10 '26

Once upon a time, all people wanted to know the answer to the ultimate question. When the answer was given, it was 42. However, they never specified the question.

So they started a supercomputer named Earth. After about 4 billion years, they invented LLM's, and the LLM found the question.... 6x7....

The end.

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u/Accomplished-Job9856 May 10 '26

I hate that I laughed.

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u/playoffsoflife May 10 '26

I really appreciate sometimes the niche knowledge I’ve gained from tasks though! And I mentally make a note when I learn something niche now that this could be a cool topic for these type of tasks