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Is it? I much prefer the ChatGPT UI over the Gemini one which mangles any code you input. OpenAI need to add text search over your chat history - your chat his
by sk11001 3y ago
Is it? I much prefer the ChatGPT UI over the Gemini one which mangles any code you input.
OpenAI need to add text search over your chat history - your chat history becomes hard to manage very quickly.
- tobinfekkes 3y agoAgree 100%. I think the design/layout is actually quite nice. How much better could it be for a simple prompt/response page? But the lack of search is the only obvious missing piece.
- bobbob1921 3y agoSame here, I like the chatGPT web gui and use it on average once a day, I like how it keeps the chat history and auto names each chat session. (I’m on the paid 20$ a mo plan)
- x0x0 3y agoThere's lots of areas for improvement. eg you could create permanent messages re: your level of competence w/ programming. Say I ask for regex help. It will often start by explaining what ruby is or how to use gsub. Whereas I'm just using it to speedrun writing v1. So some way to persist something ala, "I'm a competent dev familiar with languages X, Y, Z; please be terse; you're just writing v1 and do not have to warn me this is just a starting point; etc" would be quite welcome. And search. And categories re: the project that I was working on if you're not going to provide search.
- FranklinMaillot 3y agoThat feature already exists. You can give custom instructions. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8096356-custom-instructions-for-chatgpt https://help.openai.com/en/articles/8096356-custom-instructi...
- nosefurhairdo 3y agoThis feature exists under "customize chatgpt" menu option in side nav. Can give information up to 1500 characters + instructions for how to respond up to 1500 characters. Search is a good idea; I imagine that might already be on the roadmap.
- x0x0 3y agoThank you!
- muhiris 3y agoYes you're right. In Gemini, scrolling back and forth within a chat discussion is so hard. It has more of a quick-question feel rather than extensive conversations feel.