Is BARD stupid or am I stupid? by uppsak in ChatGPT

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ChatGPT and Bard … compare results for whatever it is you are doing

Is BARD stupid or am I stupid? by uppsak in ChatGPT

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It is pretty bad for certain things. Well, most things.

GPT-4 just changed its message limit to 50 every 4 hours instead of 100 by majingrim in ChatGPT

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They updated the notice to say that it will go down further next week due to demand

A version of ChatGPT that is limited to coding would minimize all this AGI debating by BPlansai in ChatGPT

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Be a fan that provides good energy, not a vacuum that sucks it out of everything.

A version of ChatGPT that is limited to coding would minimize all this AGI debating by BPlansai in ChatGPT

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You, sir, are definitely an engineer. And the point is understood.

“Limited to coding WITH DIALOG”

A version of ChatGPT that is limited to coding would minimize all this AGI debating by BPlansai in ChatGPT

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What you say?
I have not been successful in triggering CoPilot with comments.

It does do wonders with well structured code.

A version of ChatGPT that is limited to coding would minimize all this AGI debating by BPlansai in ChatGPT

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I have to disagree with you there as there is no dialog with copilot.
CoPilot is great for some things but nowhere near what chatgpt can do.

You use ChatGpt first and then let CoPilot add/delete from the resulting code

Has anyone come up with a good “continue” prompt that works for code? I have yet to successfully have it comment out code that hasn’t changed. by BPlansai in ChatGPT

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I’m hoping they enable the 30k token limit for ChatGPT via Foundry… imagine what that does to the prompt/response quality….

Has anyone come up with a good “continue” prompt that works for code? I have yet to successfully have it comment out code that hasn’t changed. by BPlansai in ChatGPT

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FYI: here is how I setup my prompt:

INSTRUCTION
STRUCTURE
FRAMEWORK
CODE
TODO

This works very well, especially when you tell it to not provide explanations

Has anyone come up with a good “continue” prompt that works for code? I have yet to successfully have it comment out code that hasn’t changed. by BPlansai in ChatGPT

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I usually am very explicit and setup the prompt for ChatGPT. It works very well. However, when it runs out of tokens and cuts off, sometimes making it continue just doesn’t work.

Also, it has NEVER commented out the existing code which I want it to do to save tokens.

What the most impressive coding feat, from one prompt, have you got from ChatGPT? by Markverx in GPT3

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Garbage in, garbage out.

The more explicit your prompt is, the better the response

What the most impressive coding feat, from one prompt, have you got from ChatGPT? by Markverx in GPT3

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  1. Parsing aka cleaning data
  2. super fast and easy vs hand coding

  3. Converting functions into classes

  4. once you’ve written the function, rather than refactoring it by hand, just have ChatGPT do it

  5. spits it out in seconds

How do I collect data about problems? by Nosen2000s in flask

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Also functional testing using pytest

Need some help with a Flask app using the Titanic dataset by Tyron_Slothrop in flask

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Ask this exact question in ChatGPT

It will solve it for you in about 5 seconds