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> There's no reason to talk to it in English. Depends what you're doing. I haven't managed to make it continue after it stopped in the middle of a sentence in
by glandium 4y ago
> There's no reason to talk to it in English.
Depends what you're doing. I haven't managed to make it continue after it stopped in the middle of a sentence in Japanese, but giving it the instruction to do so in English does. In some other cases, prompting in English (and asking for an answer in Japanese) can produce better results than giving the same prompt in Japanese.
- fomine3 4y agoreply "続けて" or "continue" works. Generating Japanese is slower than English (it's annoying on GPT-4), that's my reason to prefer English sometimes (especially for tech topics). ChatGPT web users don't pay for each token, but API users pay for each token, so they would make different decision.
- glandium 4y agoIn my experience, while "continue" can work, "続けて" doesn't. At least not when making it rewrite large texts, which is when I hit the limit. With "continue", it continues rewriting. With "続けて", it tends to make up new text, that yes, is the continuation of what it was writing, but with no connection to the original text it was in the middle of rewriting.