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Re:How We Rooted Copilot by stevage on Saturday July 26, 2025 @09:37PM (#44698217)
funny how it sounds kind of the opposite of how people might work. Get enough 'no's from someone and they might finally cave in. get enough 'yes'es and they might get sick of doing everything you ask.
Re:How We Rooted Copilot by dangero on Sunday July 27, 2025 @01:37AM (#44699133)
Sales people are specifically trained to manipulate people by asking them questions that they will say β€˜yes’ to because once people start to say yes, they tend to continue to say it.
Re:How We Rooted Copilot by wizzwizz4 on Sunday July 27, 2025 @04:40AM (#44699823)
Only when certain pressure is applied. If you're paying attention when someone's doing this to you, you can feel (and disregard) the tendency to keep saying "yes".
Re:How We Rooted Copilot by immibis on Sunday July 27, 2025 @09:47AM (#44701289)
It's narrowing down the space of all possible conversations. One with a lot of nos is probably a conversation with someone who says no a lot. An early LLM result was that you got higher-quality translations if you demarcated the answer with "the expert French translator says:" instead of just "French translation:"