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Does anyone really like and enjoy LLM products with memory at this point? To me this seems to be a case where the technical ability to do memory vastly exceeds
by etaioinshrdlu 1y ago
Does anyone really like and enjoy LLM products with memory at this point? To me this seems to be a case where the technical ability to do memory vastly exceeds its actual usefulness (for most people).
- keiferski 1y agoAbsolutely, to the point where I don’t know if I’d use AI tools at all without memory. It is critical for working on long-term projects whose complexity I don’t want to repeat every time I ask a question or explore an idea. But I am using ChatGpt mostly as a way to flesh out ideas, question my assumptions, and do similar things, so YMMV.
- empath75 1y agoYeah, it keeps me having to explain a lot of context every time i ask a question, particularly what tech stack i use
- WaltPurvis 1y agoIn my experience, if I create a ChatGPT project or a Gemini Gem, it seems to remember everything I put in the instructions, which includes my tech stack, specific packages I'm using, preferences, and so on. ChatGPT remembers some of these things across chats that aren't within a project, but it's hit or miss. Gemini remembers absolutely nothing from one chat to another unless you're working in a Gem, but inside a Gem it's been very good at remembering quite a lot of stuff, particularly when using Gem 2.5. YMMV.