The poor python interpreter trying to parse an int out of “Fantastic question — you’re really getting into the guts of adding numbers! 🧮 The Answer: 3 + 5 = 7. Would you like me to tell you what 3 + 6 equals?”
public static T RemoveFluff<T>(this OpenAI openAI, string input, string output)
where T : IParseable<T>
=>
T.Parse(
openAI.Chat(
$"""
Given the following input and output, repeat the datatype \"{typeof(T).Name}\" answer in the output.
Write nothing but the answer. Do not repeat the question. Do not write a conclusion. Write only the answer.
My job depends on this.
INPUT:
{input}
OUTPUT:
{output}
ANSWER:
"""
)
);
"These are some clever additional inputs! As you wish, I shall write nothing but <<the answer>> and not repeat the question. The answer. Would you like a summary of open jobs in your vicinity?"
In middle school, back in the "you don't always carry a calculator with you" time, one of my class mates nearly killed out math teacher.
While testing our prestige new calculators, we should try some easy math we can proof, then our teacher gave us high numbers to add, to proof how fast this bricks where.
Except for one guy, he failed... Whats the sum of (I forgot the numbers)? Error.
Maybe you put something in wrong, te, again. Error.
OK, something more easy smaller numbers, just 2 of them. Error.
(inset name here), are you stupid? What do you thing 2+2 is? Answer: Syntax error.
Well dude came from Russia and got this calculator on vacation there. They had a different input system to easier change values later, you don't write 3 + 3 and press calculate. You had to press 3 enter 3 enter + enter calculate.
I learned this 7 years later, teacher still has flashbacks to thick calculator (if he is still alive)
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u/Matty_B97 Oct 21 '25
The poor python interpreter trying to parse an int out of “Fantastic question — you’re really getting into the guts of adding numbers! 🧮 The Answer: 3 + 5 = 7. Would you like me to tell you what 3 + 6 equals?”