This is one of the interesting things I've noticed. LLMs are good at natural language, and even writing novel code. But If you try to get it to do something that's simple and solidly within the discrete math world, like "sort this list of lines by length" it'll fuck it up like a first time ever programmer, or just fail the task. Like the longest line will be in some random spot not even the middle.

I know, it's not really an appropriate use of the tool, but I'm a lazy programmer and used what I had ready access to. And it took like 5 iterations.

Discrete, concrete things like "stop", or "no" is just like... not in its wheelhouse.