Of an individual, hypothetical average or generic.
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So you're saying it's a pro-tip to text the prompt to answer like an expert instead of like an average joe? I'm pretty sure that's not how LLMs work.
Of an individual, hypothetical average or generic.
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“So you're saying it's a pro-tip to text the prompt to answer like an expert instead of like an average joe? I'm pretty sure that's not how LLMs work.”
“Of course it's obscene, especially the amount of money that's spaffed while the average Joe and Jane are struggling to pay their bills. Just can't help admire the artistry, especially in that painted dress.”
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(slang) The average person.
(US) Joe Average; the typical working man.
(chiefly, British) A personification of the general public, or of an average ordinary person.
(US, informal, derogatory, or, humorous) The typical, everyday person who does not have any special status, frequently in contrast to some group.
Of course it's obscene, especially the amount of money that's spaffed while the average Joe and Jane are struggling to pay their bills. Just can't help admire the artistry, especially in that painted dress.
“At a time when average Joe can’t afford to drive it😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂”
“Perhaps the 'average joe' you know. The rest of us are not happy with the state of America.”
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An American expression for the average, ordinary, unremarkable member of the public — the archetypal everyman who goes about daily life without fame, power, or particular distinction. Johnny Citizen is used in discussions about policy, media, or public life to personify how laws and decisions affect regular people rather than elites or institutions. The term is somewhat dated and carries a mid-century American flavour, but it still appears in commentary that wants to humanise broad social forces by putting a name to the crowd.