Chat GPT & Generative AI tools

[ShaunWhite]

copilot works very well for c#... just sayin' ;(

Is that in Visual Studio - the things all over the latest Office but I disabled it all so not tried - assumed it was the usual MS inanities - think I'd better have a look if it can do .NET stuff

It's in VS2022. tbh haven't needed to use it so can't comment on how good it is.

[Hepburn]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Rabbitr1/comme ... extension/

Good due diligence naps

Unbookmarking that one

Means nothing. In the saas world theres always neg reviews.

[Euler]

Decoding speed from Non-invasive brain recordings: -

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2208.12266

Mind reading is only just around the corner.

[wearthefoxhat]

Decoding speed from Non-invasive brain recordings: -

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2208.12266

Mind reading is only just around the corner.

Somehow, I knew you were going to say that.....

[ShaunWhite]

Abacus.ai is pretty good. It selects the best AI for your request. Eg o3-mini for coding and datallm for the execution and analysis. Saves having to keep switching models.

[Euler]

If you need help putting away the shopping: -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3yQHYNXPws

[Euler]

I'm thinking of adding a section on the forum for related topics. I'm trying to come up with some more general prompts and it may be better to give them there own thread.

[foxwood]

Total frustration with chat last couple of days - quickly forgets things and gets stuck in a loop. Anyone any experience of paid Gemini in comparison - chat just seems overloaded, slower and had it's memory reduced. Or is it due to trying to use Project for the first couple of times although that is supposed to be more "intelligent" ?

[Fugazi]

Total frustration with chat last couple of days - quickly forgets things and gets stuck in a loop. Anyone any experience of paid Gemini in comparison - chat just seems overloaded, slower and had it's memory reduced. Or is it due to trying to use Project for the first couple of times although that is supposed to be more "intelligent" ?

I find this happens when it comes across something new coding wise. Give it simple stuff it's fine. Give it too many problems / complex instructions it will just keep going in a loop... No matter how many times I swear at it and write in capitals

Only real solution is to start a new chat and really simplify what you're trying to do into small parts and test as you go along

[napshnap]

5 free deept̶h̶r̶o̶a̶t̶ researches per day!

https://www.perplexity.ai/

But dudes in reddit say it doesn't crawl webpages (google previews?), so ehmm... not so deep. But still interesting.

[foxwood]

Abacus.ai is pretty good. It selects the best AI for your request. Eg o3-mini for coding and datallm for the execution and analysis. Saves having to keep switching models.

Tried that after nearly 3 hours of getting gpt into a loop and unable to resolve.

Pasted same text in as used on gpt and fully sorted in half an hour. Half the price of gpt and uses multiple engines. Towards the end it was suggesting the thread was getting long and should consider starting another one - not sure if that works though since it would need passing the knowledge on to a new thread ?

Interesting how it manages the multiple engines and switches between them while running the same thread - must have some way of distilling things to pass between them to get a sensible and relevant response.

[ShaunWhite]

Tried that after nearly 3 hours of getting gpt into a loop and unable to resolve.

I spoke to OpenAI support about this (and data upload failures), the reasons seems to be threads that have become too long and unfocused. 'summarise the above to paste into a new thread' is the best solution. But o3-mini is better and designed for coding rather than the more general models.

[ForFolksSake]

If you need help putting away the shopping: -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3yQHYNXPws

Thanks for sharing

[wearthefoxhat]

If you need help putting away the shopping: -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3yQHYNXPws

Not all that realistic, they didn't put the kettle on for a cuppa after all that hard work....

[ShaunWhite]

Not all that realistic, they didn't put the kettle on for a cuppa after all that hard work....

.... and somewhere a redundant housekeeper is wondering how to make a living while her redundant lorry driver husband watches a delivery drone fly by. It really is a dystopian nightmare.

Oh I forgot they could both retrain as IT consultants