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Very useful. "No need to apologise all the time" will be a handy pre-command.

On a more specific note, I have frequently tutted at having to type out the context I am coding in every time I start a new chat (which is normally the same at least for specific projects and tasks); this is clearly a good example of listening to user feedback.

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That's a good one. I've also told it to avoid blanket disclaimers, which pop up all the time if you ask about anything related to nutrition or fitness.

Yes, I've noticed this as well. In a way, I believe this is faithful to the actual cadence of nutrition and fitness communication, but never the less frustrating and I would even argue counterproductive.

If you asked a nutritionist about tyrannosaurus rex, you would probably get an answer like "remember, learning about the Tyrannosaurus Rex is not a panacea, and should be complimented with research of a wide range of other dinosaurs."

"My, all your dinosaur research is looking particularly beautiful today."

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