More things you might do with ChatGPT 4
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right... so one AI writes a manual on how to use another AI, because AI is so dumb and difficult to use it needs one. Mankind is progressing in leaps and bounds, I see.
Telegraph marker posts ... nothing to do with IT Phasmid email discussion group ... also nothing to do with IT Beekeeping and honey site ... still nothing to do with IT
Please no more like this.
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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For fun; try to get ChatGPT to solve the cryptic crossword clue. The answer will often be amusingly wrong.
Thanks, Pete, right now my focus is on beyond amusing :)
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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For me, most of these are not interesting ... bill no game/rpg/etc. not in the job market ... but, i found the one where you ask GPT what kind of prompts to give DallE to get DallE to create certain types of images ... interesting. [^]
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
ChatGPT (yes, v4) is a HUGE help for me. I get it to create VueJS components, conversion such as Razor to Vue, C# to JS, debugging, meaning of life, etc. Here's a sample request: generate a a vue.js 3 component using the Composition API and with an HTML DIV tag that is opened and closed by a button whose text is a parameter to the component. This component takes two parameters. Parameter one is an array of string items and displays it in a bulleted list of checkbox type input controls and fires an event when an item is clicked. Add an "All Items" input option (which is selected by default) to this display of items which when clicked, selects all items in the checkbox list. Deselecting this checkbox automatically deselects all other checkboxes. When this option is unchecked and is clicked, select it, otherwise deselect it. Parameter two is an array of string items specifying which items in parameter one array are selected in the checkbox list. The parent component has a copy of the parameter two list, which when modified, should reflect in the items selected in the checkbox list. Also, the component should display the clicked items. Also, the component should display "All Items Selected" when all items are selected in the dropdown menu. Also, generate code using this component in a html file but not inside a component. Provide the multi select component with a list of items to select.
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ChatGPT (yes, v4) is a HUGE help for me. I get it to create VueJS components, conversion such as Razor to Vue, C# to JS, debugging, meaning of life, etc. Here's a sample request: generate a a vue.js 3 component using the Composition API and with an HTML DIV tag that is opened and closed by a button whose text is a parameter to the component. This component takes two parameters. Parameter one is an array of string items and displays it in a bulleted list of checkbox type input controls and fires an event when an item is clicked. Add an "All Items" input option (which is selected by default) to this display of items which when clicked, selects all items in the checkbox list. Deselecting this checkbox automatically deselects all other checkboxes. When this option is unchecked and is clicked, select it, otherwise deselect it. Parameter two is an array of string items specifying which items in parameter one array are selected in the checkbox list. The parent component has a copy of the parameter two list, which when modified, should reflect in the items selected in the checkbox list. Also, the component should display the clicked items. Also, the component should display "All Items Selected" when all items are selected in the dropdown menu. Also, generate code using this component in a html file but not inside a component. Provide the multi select component with a list of items to select.
thanks for this in depth response ! what ChatGPT 4 provider do you use ? cheers, Bill
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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thanks for this in depth response ! what ChatGPT 4 provider do you use ? cheers, Bill
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
Yes, I like to provide value 😁😁 I have a paid subscription at OpenAI (chat.openai.com) My daughter relies too much on it for school, but she knows where to draw the line. And ChatGPT sure knows the Bible well - it's downright fundamentalist (ask what Jesus meant by not judging, David being a man after God's own heart, etc.) 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Yes, I like to provide value 😁😁 I have a paid subscription at OpenAI (chat.openai.com) My daughter relies too much on it for school, but she knows where to draw the line. And ChatGPT sure knows the Bible well - it's downright fundamentalist (ask what Jesus meant by not judging, David being a man after God's own heart, etc.) 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
cplas wrote:
I have a paid subscription at OpenAI
may i ask cost ? thanks, bill 'ego te phone, boontos in te eremos'
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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cplas wrote:
I have a paid subscription at OpenAI
may i ask cost ? thanks, bill 'ego te phone, boontos in te eremos'
«The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled» Plutarch
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IIRC $30CAD per month. I highly recommend watching YT as to capabilities. People belittling ChatGPT (and AI in general) are either uninformed or have wrongly placed, unreasonable expectations.
I've watched [https://learn.deeplearning.ai/chatgpt-prompt-eng\](https://learn.deeplearning.ai/chatgpt-prompt-eng) that shows how to properly tell ChatGPT what to do. There was at least one example where it answered incorrectly and a different prompt was needed to get the correct answer. My biggest issue for now is to make sure that the AI indeed writes code that does exactly what I tried to properly tell it what to do. Do you review the entire code that is generated? I've also been bitten by Intellisense in VisualStudio, that detects that I refactored some code and proposes to refactor other things, but refactors it incorrectly...
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I've watched [https://learn.deeplearning.ai/chatgpt-prompt-eng\](https://learn.deeplearning.ai/chatgpt-prompt-eng) that shows how to properly tell ChatGPT what to do. There was at least one example where it answered incorrectly and a different prompt was needed to get the correct answer. My biggest issue for now is to make sure that the AI indeed writes code that does exactly what I tried to properly tell it what to do. Do you review the entire code that is generated? I've also been bitten by Intellisense in VisualStudio, that detects that I refactored some code and proposes to refactor other things, but refactors it incorrectly...
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I've watched [https://learn.deeplearning.ai/chatgpt-prompt-eng\](https://learn.deeplearning.ai/chatgpt-prompt-eng) that shows how to properly tell ChatGPT what to do. There was at least one example where it answered incorrectly and a different prompt was needed to get the correct answer. My biggest issue for now is to make sure that the AI indeed writes code that does exactly what I tried to properly tell it what to do. Do you review the entire code that is generated? I've also been bitten by Intellisense in VisualStudio, that detects that I refactored some code and proposes to refactor other things, but refactors it incorrectly...