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When it streams too slowly it is also quite annoying, but when it is the right speed I really enjoy it. It can also be annoying when I made request a small cha
by stevesearer 3y ago
When it streams too slowly it is also quite annoying, but when it is the right speed I really enjoy it.
It can also be annoying when I made request a small change and it rewrites the entire block of code compared to only displaying the section I want. I think I could prompt it better in those cases by saying "only show me the code changes" though.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoI'm working on relevant prompts. I've managed to get it to output edits a few times, but most of the time it does ignore my requests to just give me the changes. I think it's mostly my laziness. I found GPT-4 with default system message good enough for most use cases, so I tend to just switch over to it, start a new conversation, and blurt my request. Setting specialized "characters" for my requests? Too much hassle. Typing in a proper, explicit request to just give me diffs? Too much writing, breaks flow. Ironically, I'm both too lazy for giving GPT-4 this kind of editing guidance, while I'm also wasting too much time catering to conversational style.
- 8n4vidtmkvmk 3y agoSad part is that I think it would be quite easy to make a handful of UIs with the built in system prompts to achieve exactly what you want... And someone is going to do it and charge money for it.
- TeMPOraL 3y ago> And someone is going to do it and charge money for it. This already happened. It's called TypingMind.com; I'm happy paying user. It's main selling point is that it isn't dog slow and isn't trying to take down my browser with its bloat, the way OpenAI chat interface is. "Character" creation and selecting is lovely, but half the time I'm too lazy to switch away from the default.