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PunchyHamster
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Investigating how prompt politeness affects LLM ac...
I guessed slightly rude one would win, reasoning that very rude have same problem of very terse, just adding unnecesary fluff words that add nothing to problem description
But apparently the most terse (neutral) didn't increase performance
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But apparently the most terse (neutral) didn't increase performance