• @fuckwit_mcbumcrumble
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    548 months ago

    ChatGPT is really good at telling me I’m a dumbass and to do it some other way when I ask why my code isn’t working. I’ll give it credit for that.

    • @sheogorath
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      258 months ago

      After it gave me to implement X in your app, you need to take into account A, B, and C 5 times in a row when I asked it on what steps needed to be taken, I cancelled my sub immediately.

      ChatGPT is getting fucking lazy.

      • @[email protected]
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        138 months ago

        Much depends on how you prompt. I have definitely encounters this but some basic default instructions around it can tweak it for any usecase.

        When i prep a gpt i give it a list of information and steps it is supposed to follow and the further context about the job and my system. Stuff it can assume and what it should never assume.

        Creating a good gpt and prompt are alot like programming itself, i can definitely see how if you just want to get some work done that having to do that feels like wasting time but you once a gpt is working its ready to be used any time.

      • @[email protected]
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        58 months ago

        every AI is getting bad. I’m using some off-brand (some might say indie) ones, and they’re slower dumber and have more payed options by the day.

        ChatGPT if not for cheating in school I wouldn’t use it at all probly. Phind.com was my go-to favorite, now can’t search the web for shit gpt option is payed and it’s just dumb. You.com my friend used this, straight ignored my request yesterday.

        do other’s have the same experience? If yes, follow-up question are they dumbing down AI, and keeping the power to themselves? 2nd follow-up how can I selfhost a good AI and what do I need for it to work?

        • @WaxedWookie
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          48 months ago

          Look into ollama and mixtral variants… You’ll be limited by things like GPU memory though.

          • Miss Brainfarts
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            38 months ago

            Mixtral 8x7B seems fairly capable to me so far. It’s just that I need to wait a few minutes for it to reply, given I’m running it on a 1st gen Ryzen…

            Any models you’d reccommend that fit into 4GB of VRAM?

            I’ve tried Deepseek Coder, and it certainly works well for quickly churning out bash scripts for whatever purpose I can possibly think of

            • @WaxedWookie
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              28 months ago

              Similar story here with an old 10xx GPU. I’ve just started tinkering with dolphin-mixtral-8x7b, but it’s early days.

              • Miss Brainfarts
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                38 months ago

                Dolphin is just peak amusement to me. I’ve asked so many weird things of it that it’s basically just cowering in a corner now, afraid of answering any question for fear of getting another kitten killed.

            • @WaxedWookie
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              28 months ago

              An nvidia card with as much memory as possible - the newer the better.

              I’m also beginning to look into the dedicated accelerators like the coral, but at first wash, it looks like lack of onboard memory will be a massive bottleneck.

                • @WaxedWookie
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                  28 months ago

                  That I don’t have any experience with - I hear it’s harder, but not impossible.

    • @BlindFrog
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      18 months ago

      Does chatgpt ever ask follow up questions to follow up on persistent problems? No, right?

      • @fuckwit_mcbumcrumble
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        18 months ago

        I don’t think I’ve ever had ChatGPT ask a followup question. It just kinda runs with what you gave it. Maybe if you don’t tell it much of anything it will ask, but I usually supply it with everything it could possibly need.