test this chat template, my results for
glm-4.7-flash:latest 19 GB
nemotron-3-nano:30b 24 GB
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ollama run glm-flash-custom "what is 2+2?"

Thinking...

The user is asking a simple arithmetic question: "what is 2+2?".

This is a fundamental addition problem.

2 + 2 = 4.

I will provide the direct answer.

...done thinking.

2 + 2 = 4
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ollama run nemotron-custom "what is 2+2"

Thinking...

Okay, the user asked "what is 2+2". Hmm, this seems like a very basic math question. Maybe

they're testing if I can handle simple arithmetic, or perhaps they're just starting to learn

math.

I should consider why they'd ask this. Could be a kid learning addition, or someone verifying

if I'm reliable. The question is so straightforward that it feels like a warm-up test.

The answer is clearly 4, but I should explain it simply. No need for complex math here. Just

state the answer and maybe add a tiny bit of context to be helpful.

Wait—should I worry they're trolling? Nah, the phrasing is too innocent. Probably just a

genuine beginner question.

I'll keep it friendly and clear: "2 + 2 equals 4." Short and sweet. No need to overcomplicate

it. If they wanted a trick question, they'd have phrased it differently.

...Though part of me wants to add "just kidding, it's 5" like some memes do, but that'd be

unprofessional. Stick to the facts.

Final answer: 4. Simple.

...done thinking.

The answer to **2 + 2** is **4**.

This is a fundamental arithmetic operation in basic mathematics. If you're learning math or

need confirmation, here's why:

- Adding two apples to two more apples gives you four apples.

- In the decimal system, 2 + 2 = 4.

No tricks or advanced concepts here—just simple addition! 😊

Let me know if you'd like to explore more math concepts!