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The bit about plugins not having PMF is interesting and possibly flawed. I, like many others, got access to plugins but not the browsing or code interpreter plu
by yesimahuman 3y ago
The bit about plugins not having PMF is interesting and possibly flawed. I, like many others, got access to plugins but not the browsing or code interpreter plugins which feel like the bedrock plugins that make the whole offering useful. I think there's also just education that has to happen to teach users how to effectively use other plugins, and the UX isn't really there to help new users figure out what to even do with plugins.
- furyofantares 3y agoPMF meaning "product market fit"? I had to look it up, curious if I found the right thing or not.
- gistbug 3y agoYea, seems weird to allow people to use plugins, but not all of them. Then have the gall to say that no one is using plugins, yea because half of them don't have any context outside of America.
- lumost 3y agoI tried the plugins - they honestly didn't seem to work very well. GPT-4 wasn't sure when it could use a plugin, or when it should talk about how it would do something. I wasn't able to get the plugins to activate most of the time.
- verdverm 3y agoMost of the plugins are garbage and for those that aren't, most seem like they would be better as a chat like experience in the original app than the OpenAI app
- CSMastermind 3y agoHave you found plugins to be useful? For what it's worth I've found the model actually performs significantly worse at most tasks when given access to browsing, in part because it relies on that instead of its own in built knowledge. I haven't found a good way to have it only access the web for specific parts of its response.
- teetertater 3y agoThe only plugin I found useful was the diagramming one, forgot what it's called. But you can quickly make code (or other) flowcharts etc. And browsing in rare cases.
- theaussiestew 3y agoCan you link me? This would me useful.