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When chat gpt first came out I was able to feed it some text to parse and then create python scripts to process similar texts and create csv and excel files fro
by xbmcuser 2y ago
When chat gpt first came out I was able to feed it some text to parse and then create python scripts to process similar texts and create csv and excel files from those. I was able to create a basic working python scripts in 1-2 hours. And very complex scripts over a couple of days. I recently tried to do the same with chatgpt again and simply am unable to. I wish I had saved the exact text I fed into chat gpt then so that I could see if it was just my question was wrong or free version of chatgpt has now been hobbled
- PoignardAzur 2y agoChatGPT has a query history. Can't you fish the first queries you made on your account?
- xbmcuser 2y agoLike I said I wish I kept it this was almost 2 years ago I have deleted my query history many times since then
- eltoxo 2y agoI don't know, my experience is all this is really hard to judge. I would have a really hard time saying that 4 in April 2023 was better than 4o now though. I have always wonder if it matters what time of day you are using it too. I feel like 4am EST works better than 4PM EST but it is so hard to judge. I think there is so much difference too with just how the prompt is phrased so it ends up feeling like some days it is is good and some days it sucks. That is coupled with I have got a bad result before, opened a new chat window, pasted the exact same prompt and got a good result. If I had to bet, I imagine it is like flipping quarters. Sometimes you will get runs of heads, sometimes runs of tails and sometimes a real mixed bag of both.