One Prompt Line That Kills ChatGPT’s Annoying Follow-Up Questions
Count how many AI conversations you’ve had this week that ended without “Would you like me to explore this further?”
Count how many AI conversations you’ve had this week that ended without “Would you like me to explore this further?”
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You asked for a bug fix. Your AI rewrote the whole function, renamed three variables, and added error handling you