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I guess I should have emphasized how I didn't like the LLM contradicting itself.

I would expect most any answer to be loopy and partially wrong (or really I'm not surprised when they are) based on the short question, its just something you build intuition around as you use them.

edit - btw I just noticed

"Sartù di Riso: A baked rice dish that can include ingredients like meat, peas, and cheese, often bound together with eggs. It’s more commonly associated with Naples but has variations in Sicily."

Was one of the 4 dishes in the question I submitted.

So... was it contradictory actually?

> I would expect most any answer to be loopy and partially wrong (or really I'm not surprised when they are) based on the short question, its just something you build intuition around as you use them.

That sounds pretty unpleasant as a rule to follow.

How should I ask instead?

Can I make an LLM do the question-expansion for me?

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