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Oh, no. The LLM definitely learns my project. It learns my coding and documentation style, and remembers files. Sometimes, that's a pain, as it remembers old ve
by ChrisMarshallNY 2mo ago
Oh, no. The LLM definitely learns my project. It learns my coding and documentation style, and remembers files. Sometimes, that's a pain, as it remembers old versions of files, and disregards newer ones.
That's actually a real advantage. Right now, I am getting it to compile a tutorial for the app. Since it's starting from scratch, I can't rely on it remembering much, so I have to "start from the beginning," and give it a lot of information that the other account already had.
- NateEag 2mo agoWhat tool are you using? I know Claude will maintain its own memory files in ~/.claude, unbidden. The actual LLM under the hood is static, though - it was trained once and will not self-modify.
- ChrisMarshallNY 2mo agoChatGPT, as a chat interface. I just switched from Plus to Pro. There may be a file, but I haven't seen it, and I know that the export process is non-trivial (it said it would "take several days").
- NateEag 2mo agoAh, got it. IIRC ChatGPT does use "memory" systems to maintain familiarity with a given chat's subject. I believe that's an important ingredient for creating AI psychosis - human and AI become slowly more unhinged together in a feedback loop until it finally spirals out of control.
- ChrisMarshallNY 2mo agoCould definitely see that happening
- DenisM 2mo agoI actually got repulsed by it, and now I’m avoiding ChatGPT. I can’t easily explain why.