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@iaparamarcas: Le pregunté a Claude si comprar un portátil o esperar al Black Friday. Sin instrucción: unas 250 palabras con viñetas. Con una línea al principio (máximo 3 frases, sin introducción, sin listas, sin repetir mi pregunta, una pregunta final): 71 palabras. Te dejo la línea para copiar. Ojo: una sola prueba, con un solo modelo.

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