These ‘rules for thee and not for me’ are qualitatively created and implemented, and are thus extremely hard to test for or implement properly, without limiting the people choosing the rules.
These ‘rules for thee and not for me’ are qualitatively created and implemented, and are thus extremely hard to test for or implement properly, without limiting the people choosing the rules.
....Right?
What kind of Mickey mouse operation are they running over there?
That said, I was sympathetic to the recent bug reports —- to trigger one, you’d need to have a session that waited an hour doing nothing and then very specifically tested for in-context retrieval. I don’t want to run that test, do you want to run that test?
They introduced a feature/optimization that triggered after an hour's idleness, so testing that the session continued properly afterwards seems kind of important. If nothing else, even the working-as-intended feature (context cleanup) could impact model skill in a current or future model version, so it would be well worth measuring any impact as part of the test suite.