Duplicate responses

[DarremMolko]

When I ask something to the bot (no matter which model) and it gives a long response it always send it twice or even more times spamming the chat, for example:

Me:
Tell me about the String theory, in detail.

Bot's response:

Message 1

String theory is a theoretical framework in physics that attempts to reconcile quantum mechanics with Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity. It proposes that the fundamental constituents of the universe are not point-like particles, but rather tiny, one-dimensional objects called strings [1, 3, 5].

Here's a breakdown of key aspects of string theory:

**1. Fundamental Strings:**

*   Instead of point-like particles, string theory suggests that everything in the universe is made of vibrating strings [2, 5].
*   These strings are incredibly small, much smaller than atoms, electrons, or quarks [5].
*   The way these strings vibrate, twist, and fold determines the properties of the particles they create. Different vibrations create different particles, including matter, energy, and forces such as electromagnetism and gravity [2, 5].
*   Strings can be open (with two endpoints) or closed (forming a loop) [7].

**2. Unification of Forces:**

*   String theory is considered a "theory of everything" because it attempts to unify all fundamental forces of nature, including gravity, which has been difficult to incorporate into quantum mechanics [2, 4].
*   One of the vibrational states of the string is the graviton, the quantum mechanical particle that carries the gravitational force, making string theory a theory of quantum gravity [1].

**3. Supersymmetry:**

*   String theory incorporates supersymmetry, a concept where each boson (force-carrying particle) has a corresponding fermion (matter particle) [1, 2]. This means that for every known particle, there would be a superpartner with different properties.

**4. Extra Dimensions:**

*   String theory requires the existence of extra dimensions beyond the three spatial dimensions and one time dimension that we perceive. These extra dimensions are thought to be curled up or compactified at very small scales [4, 7].
*   The number of extra dimensions varies depending on the version of string theory, often requiring a 10 or 11-dimensional universe [7].

**5. Types of String Theory:**

There are five main types of superstring theory:
*   **Type I:** This theory includes both open and closed strings [7, 8].
*   **Type IIA:** This theory includes closed strings with symmetrical vibrational patterns, and it requires 10 dimensions [7, 8].
*   **Type IIB:** This theory also includes closed strings, and it requires 10 dimensions [7].
*   **Heterotic String Theory (SO(32) and E8xE8):** This theory also includes open and closed strings, and it requires 10 dimensions [1, 7].
*   **M-Theory:** This theory generalizes string theory and includes 11 dimensions [7]. It is considered to be a unifying framework that connects the five superstring theories.

**6. Branes:**

*   String theory also includes objects called branes, which are higher-dimensional membranes where strings can end. These branes play a crucial role in the theory's structure [4].

**7. String Theory as a Work in Progress:**

*   String theory is still a work in progress, and there is not yet a single, agreed-upon version of the theory [4, 7].
*   One of the major challenges is that string theory has not yet been experimentally tested [7]. This is because the energies needed to probe the string scale are far beyond the capabilities of current particle accelerators.
*   There are also challenges in developing a complete and consistent description of the universe using string theory, such as explaining dark matter and dark energy [7].

**8. Mirror Symmetry:**

*   Different versions of string theory, such as Type IIA and Type IIB, can be compactified on different Calabi-Yau manifolds (complex geometric shapes) that give rise to the same physics. When this occurs, the manifolds are called mirror manifolds, and the relationship between the theories is called mirror symmetry [1].

In summary, string theory is an ambitious attempt to create a unified theory of physics. While it has not yet been experimentally confirmed and faces significant challenges, it remains an active area of research with the potential to revolutionize our

Message 2

String theory is a theoretical framework in physics that attempts to reconcile quantum mechanics with Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity. It proposes that the fundamental constituents of the universe are not point-like particles, but rather tiny, one-dimensional objects called strings [1, 3, 5].

Here's a breakdown of key aspects of string theory:

**1. Fundamental Strings:**

*   Instead of point-like particles, string theory suggests that everything in the universe is made of vibrating strings [2, 5].
*   These strings are incredibly small, much smaller than atoms, electrons, or quarks [5].
*   The way these strings vibrate, twist, and fold determines the properties of the particles they create. Different vibrations create different particles, including matter, energy, and forces such as electromagnetism and gravity [2, 5].
*   Strings can be open (with two endpoints) or closed (forming a loop) [7].

**2. Unification of Forces:**

*   String theory is considered a "theory of everything" because it attempts to unify all fundamental forces of nature, including gravity, which has been difficult to incorporate into quantum mechanics [2, 4].
*   One of the vibrational states of the string is the graviton, the quantum mechanical particle that carries the gravitational force, making string theory a theory of quantum gravity [1].

**3. Supersymmetry:**

*   String theory incorporates supersymmetry, a concept where each boson (force-carrying particle) has a corresponding fermion (matter particle) [1, 2]. This means that for every known particle, there would be a superpartner with different properties.

**4. Extra Dimensions:**

*   String theory requires the existence of extra dimensions beyond the three spatial dimensions and one time dimension that we perceive. These extra dimensions are thought to be curled up or compactified at very small scales [4, 7].
*   The number of extra dimensions varies depending on the version of string theory, often requiring a 10 or 11-dimensional universe [7].

**5. Types of String Theory:**

There are five main types of superstring theory:
*   **Type I:** This theory includes both open and closed strings [7, 8].
*   **Type IIA:** This theory includes closed strings with symmetrical vibrational patterns, and it requires 10 dimensions [7, 8].
*   **Type IIB:** This theory also includes closed strings, and it requires 10 dimensions [7].
*   **Heterotic String Theory (SO(32) and E8xE8):** This theory also includes open and closed strings, and it requires 10 dimensions [1, 7].
*   **M-Theory:** This theory generalizes string theory and includes 11 dimensions [7]. It is considered to be a unifying framework that connects the five superstring theories.

**6. Branes:**

*   String theory also includes objects called branes, which are higher-dimensional membranes where strings can end. These branes play a crucial role in the theory's structure [4].

**7. String Theory as a Work in Progress:**

*   String theory is still a work in progress, and there is not yet a single, agreed-upon version of the theory [4, 7].
*   One of the major challenges is that string theory has not yet been experimentally tested [7]. This is because the energies needed to probe the string scale are far beyond the capabilities of current particle accelerators.
*   There are also challenges in developing a complete and consistent description of the universe using string theory, such as explaining dark matter and dark energy [7].

**8. Mirror Symmetry:**

*   Different versions of string theory, such as Type IIA and Type IIB, can be compactified on different Calabi-Yau manifolds (complex geometric shapes) that give rise to the same physics. When this occurs, the manifolds are called mirror manifolds, and the relationship between the theories is called mirror symmetry [1].

In summary, string theory is an ambitious attempt to create a unified theory of physics. While it has not yet been experimentally confirmed and faces significant challenges, it remains an active area of research with the potential to revolutionize our

Message 3

understanding of the universe.

[TBXark]

Update to the latest version and make sure that SAFE_MODE is not turned off (it's on by default, unless you turn it off manually).

Your problem is caused by the fact that the dialog request timed out causing telegram to retry, and SAFE_MODE prevents the retry.

[DarremMolko]

I never turned SAFE_MODE off, but I have set it as true just in case. I updated the bot in Vercel and Cloudflare Workers and tried again but I still got duplicate responses. I'm not using the regular OpenAI API, I'm using uni-api and One API, I don't know if that has anything to do with it. In the logs I only see that the http status was successful (200) and nothing else.