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I was 'arguing' with it just yesterday about this with some coding work! I am newer to some things I am currently working on so it's been like a free tutor/men
by TheHumanist 3y ago
I was 'arguing' with it just yesterday about this with some coding work!
I am newer to some things I am currently working on so it's been like a free tutor/mentor. Really nice at times.
But lately, it will go into an explanation with code examples and part way through the code examples it adds things like '# The rest is very similar. Not including for brevity'
Not exact wording of what it says but it is essentially saying that. It is incredibly annoying because I have started telling it not to do that, to include the full code of the example, and it STILL DOES THIS.
No, I'm not getting it to code for me. The examples aren't even things I would use in my code but for teaching me certain concepts along with them walking through them with me which, in the past, worked really well and never had this repetitive issue.
GPT-4 is definitely operating differently.
- nielsole 3y agoOh yeah, I had to write a simple but long Prometheus query. > [Correctly lists the first fifteen Elements] > # ... continue for each bucket > This would be for individual buckets, and you'd have to add more lines for each additional bucket in your range.Given that you have a wide range of buckets, writing this manually could be quite tedious. This is why pre-computing these values with recording rules in Prometheus might be a more scalable solution, but the above should give you an idea of how you could do this in a more manual fashion. Arguing with the AI who of the two of us has to do the tedious work.