I agree with you, and with the comment but.. Come on, this guy is not THAT type of guy

I mean, I don't know when do you retire in your countries. Here, it's at 65 years old (ridiculous)

I am 30 and even before AI, I NEVER thought for a moment I would get to keep coding until I am f*king 65, lol

Why, ageism?

I have very very poor deep sleep, but no apneas. Anyone in the same boat?

How did you discover you have poor deep sleep? Wearables?

I’ve been discussing my issue with (for lack of a better term) chronic fatigue. He suspects it might be an issue with my sleep, but

- I fall asleep really quickly - no obvious signs of apnea - I wake up feeling pretty good

My issue is that by 10:30am I’m dragging.

apple watch first then confirmed with a proper study

Yes

Did you do anything? I Have recently done a sleep study and that was the result mainly. Haven't seen the doc yet but no idea

oh man, I remember when I cared about this. I am so happy to be a normie with a Macbook now

why are americans so addicted to adderall

we love money, and adderall helps you focus on shit you don't care about in order to make money

Generational effects from childhood lead exposure.

Now that we are here. Any way to avoid chatgpt having amnesia between the same conversation window?

I absolutely hate when it starts forgetting stuff, you have to send EVERYTHING in the same prompt or it's impossible for it to work correctly

Yes, if you have the paid ChatGPT Plus and the feature is enabled in your settings and you are using GPT-4 then you will get 4x the context length, which equates to 4x the in-chat short-term memory.

I do play plus. What feature you are referring to? as of now, a lot of times when I continue a conversation, it forgets the suggestions it did before, for example

Bt checked just now and I see Dall-E and advanced data analysis, for what is worth

Are you referring to something other than the fact that the chat can exceed the context window length? Nothing will ever solve that issue, unless context windows become virtually infinite.

It would certainly be nice if it could warn you when you are getting close to the beginning of the chat running off the end of it's capabilities.

God, I totally agree with this. Just have a running marker that shows where the context window actually is at any given moment.

Lately it's made some really bad mistakes, like forgetting which programming language we're working in. I have seen some suggestions this could be related to custom instructions messing with chain of thought, so that's something for people to be aware of.

I still have the shorter context length with Plus. Would be super great to get the 32k one.

The title of this is misleading.

I have never really noticed this.

If you use the api , you need to send the whole prior conversation with each request.

What about this but only for fiction?

When I learnt css for the first time, floats was the standard

10 years later, kind of, I got back into web dev and css and learnt about flexbox, what an incredible difference. I was so thankful I wouldn't have to deal with floats ever again

I remember my first web dev job was right before flexbox usable in all major browsers - I can't remember which one was last but the day that it was released was glorious because it meant no more float based layouts at that job.