@mattpocockuk: I invoked /ask-matt today, asking if a piece of work was more than one context window It was correct Pretty surreal exp…
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Matt Pocock shares a surreal experience using the /ask-matt AI assistant, which correctly identified that a piece of work exceeded one context window.
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I invoked /ask-matt today, asking if a piece of work was more than one context window
It was correct
Pretty surreal experience
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