Every discussion I have with it, there's always "One important distinction", "One caveat", etc etc. Sometimes it will even drop these lines, then just restate what I already told it. It's like it is just out to find something to disagree with...
Just wanted to know if this schedule would look impressive to colleges or not. For freshman year, I am planning to go into AP English and Calculus BC by the way.
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Is anyone else’s ChatGPT using this emoji 😭 a lot more often now than before? I know it’s always liked to use emojis but specifically that one is being used a lot, for example everytime I correct it on something it will be like “LMAO okay - fair 😭”. These are on signed out chats btw so no memories.
We're branching out.
Right now we're still in U1 kinematics, and i'm not having that hard of a time with it. But I'm also aware that U1 is generally considered the easiest unit in physics 1, so how much does the difficulty ramp up from here?
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