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2 likes • Sep 23
I’ll have a good look. Cheers!
3 likes • Sep 26
That sounds like a big deal @Jason West. I have been using Midjourney to do this, and it is excellent. Integrating this capability into ChatGPT should be awesome.
1 like • Sep 26
@Teresa Rosche Ott I agree about the sometimes bizarre appendages in Midjourney. It has its limits and quirks for sure. I also agree that it’s better than stock photos (within its limits).
0 likes • Sep 25
@Eivind Alvin in my experience it will handle up to around 2,500 words pasted in at a time. What I do is break the larger document t into around 2,200 word chunks and tell it to just respond YES to each one. So I might break a 5,000 word document into three chunks, each with up to 2,200 words. I then create my prompt along the lines of please summarise everything above. Works fine.
0 likes • Sep 25
@Eivind Alvin I just edited my message. I try to break larger reference documents into chunks of 2,000 - 2,200 words.
1 like • Sep 10
@Ozzie Nano no idea since I’ve used the paid version for years. It’s using “snippets”, one of the tools in the features tab. A quick check suggests that they will work with the free version.
0 likes • Sep 11
@Ozzie Nano it works really well and reliably for me.
5 likes • Aug 14
I've tried Claude as a result of this thread. It doesn’t work well for what I need to do. It’s also rather slow. I’ll keep an eye on it ...
2 likes • Aug 15
When Chat GPT updates it does often change the structure and formatting of its output. The latest release is particularly guilty of this - lots of colons appearing in headlines and body copy to mention just one change, formatting headlines in bold … fine for lots of people, but not for my use cases. I have tweaked my prompts to compensate and along the way have made a few chance discoveries that have further improved the output. My post-GPT processing routines have also required a bunch of changes but it’s now sorted … until the next update comes along, no doubt.
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