True crime is that effeminate males are too shy to come out of the closet...
Women are perhaps the closest distant group that gets undeserved presuppositions thinly-veiled and anecdotal pseudoscience.
The point is that most non-labor intensive jobs don't have such a hard gender preference.
Without the loss of generality, my family tree of Soviet citizens were able to be chemists, engineers, doctors, and now software devs just fine. I fail to recognise what IT or playing chess is different to warrant such a huge discrepancy, something doesn't add up.
The fact that discriminating is short-sighted when it come to employment tells me of a deprecated conceptual model that I doubt can truly be resolved through fixing IT alone,
to be blunt, the problem is old because the actions are ineffective.
Instead of being efficient and creating some anti-apology prompt, I always respond along the lines of
Me:
```
"Great attempt, but can you <elaborate on ___ a bit further?>"
```
ChatGPT:
```
Of course! [...]
```
Usually, by providing a short complement "sets the mood" of the conversation making the generated response. As a human being, I can see how this eats away ~2 tokens in boththe prompt and response, and should be improved.
My suspicion is that this sort of introduction is nearly hard-coded into the machine. I would suggest trying to use a setup prompt if one were to speak the words of encouragement to be clear of any suspicion that the prompter may be irritated by an incorrect response.
Women are perhaps the closest distant group that gets undeserved presuppositions thinly-veiled and anecdotal pseudoscience.
The point is that most non-labor intensive jobs don't have such a hard gender preference. Without the loss of generality, my family tree of Soviet citizens were able to be chemists, engineers, doctors, and now software devs just fine. I fail to recognise what IT or playing chess is different to warrant such a huge discrepancy, something doesn't add up.
The fact that discriminating is short-sighted when it come to employment tells me of a deprecated conceptual model that I doubt can truly be resolved through fixing IT alone,
to be blunt, the problem is old because the actions are ineffective.