> here is definitely the correct answer this time and then it gives you another wrong answer.
My favorite is when it gets into some weird context loop, apologizes and claims to have corrected an issue, but gives you literally, character-for-character, the same answer it gave before.
Fortunately, it mostly happens to me when I am asking particularly ambiguous or weird questions -- e.g., asking for any assembly in AT&T/GAS syntax seems to always go wrong, not necessarily in terms of the logic itself, but rather that it ends up mixing Intel and AT&T, or asking explicitly for POSIX-compliant shell often gives weird Bash/GNUisms, presumably since so many StackOverflow posts seem to conflate all shells with Bash and always expect GNU coreutils.
My favorite is when it gets into some weird context loop, apologizes and claims to have corrected an issue, but gives you literally, character-for-character, the same answer it gave before.
Fortunately, it mostly happens to me when I am asking particularly ambiguous or weird questions -- e.g., asking for any assembly in AT&T/GAS syntax seems to always go wrong, not necessarily in terms of the logic itself, but rather that it ends up mixing Intel and AT&T, or asking explicitly for POSIX-compliant shell often gives weird Bash/GNUisms, presumably since so many StackOverflow posts seem to conflate all shells with Bash and always expect GNU coreutils.