

In my experience it’s not about writing the prompt, it’s refusing 4 out of 5 changes with additional info to refine it.
The problem is that if you don’t know what the not should be doing, one random error it does is enough to then make it into the context and propagate everywhere.






There was a discussion earlier when I looked up figures for this, obviously the data is pre-Trump.
People in the US spend so little on food because they spend much more on insurance, rent and vehicle maintenance than Europeans.
Disposable income is a similar proportion, with the US average being a bit more on absolute terms, while the EU average being a bit more on PPP.
In any case this is an IIRC bit, so I might be wrong.