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It really is tremendous for code fuzzing/optimizing. When I hit the rate limit on ChatGPT and switch to 3.5-turbo, the quality difference is immediately noticea
by icelancer 3y ago
It really is tremendous for code fuzzing/optimizing. When I hit the rate limit on ChatGPT and switch to 3.5-turbo, the quality difference is immediately noticeable, so much so that I finally set up my own private ChatGPT instance with an API key for GPT-4 so I stopped running into these issues while coding.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoEver since I got API access to GPT-4, I don't even bother with using ChatGPT proper (I need to cancel the subscription one of these days). I tend to use it in bursts, so smoothing usage by rate limits doesn't work for me. Is it more expensive this way? At the rate I'm using it, probably 2-3x. Is it worth it? Absolutely. I've never in my life felt so happy to pay for something per request.
- icelancer 3y agoYeah, I gotta just do that as well - convert to using GPT-4 entirely by rate and by API. I use the plugins and new features on ChatGPT though, and it's nice to have a single interface to use 3.5-turbo for comparison, Code Interpreter once in awhile, etc. So I'll probably just keep it. It's $20/month, after all.