human
For this JSON list of messages between co-workers, classify the intention and discursive action of each message: [{"User": "U04JZTXJD5G", "Message": "hmmm okay"}, {"User": "U0443EWG1EW", "Message": "hf evaluate isnt very comprehensive but it is easy, we could switch to something like pytorch metrics and then we can decide what to show"}, {"User": "U04JZTXJD5G", "Message": "for the safetensors conversion, do we want to delete their model.bin file?"}, {"User": "U0443EWG1EW", "Message": "probably not, just dont upload it I think"}, {"User": "U0443EWG1EW", "Message": "because then their other transformers code will break if they use an old version of transformers"}, {"User": "U04JZTXJD5G", "Message": "yeah thats what i was thinking, although 'not uploading it' may be harder than initially thought"}, {"User": "U0443EWG1EW", "Message": "'i am just a couple hours away from leaving zip hell, then Ill be free'"}, {"User": "U04JZTXJD5G", "Message": "this is a different feature now !!!"}, {"User": "U04K34WJG0J", "Message": "wow this feature is cool"}, {"User": "U04JZTXJD5G", "Message": "yeah that is quite impressive"}]
gpt
--- Reasoning ---
1. Is the question multiple-choice question?
No
2. Is it implied multiple-choice question?
No
3. If two experts were independently asked the question, will the final answer be exactly the same?
No

--- Answer ---
open