That Reddit user mentions something that I have noticed happening with infuriatingly increasing frequency in the last few weeks (at least on the chat GPT interface) - the "fill in the rest here" or "remainder of code" snipped sections even when you EXPLICITLY instruct ChatGPT to include the fully modified code in its responses.
It's like the AI equivalent of "the rest is left as an exercise to the reader" you'd find in old textbooks.
Agreed, this is single handedly making me hate chatgpt for coding. I wish OpenAI would respect it's paying users enough to say what the changes and limitations are. (but i guess like google, i am not openai's customer. Their investors are. i am the product).
gpt4 should really be called DecartesGPT with this bs.
This is so annoying. And it is getting worse. And a great way for OpenAI to hinder competition and then copy the products being developed using their APIs. This is openai cheating on their userbase.
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That Reddit user mentions something that I have noticed happening with infuriatingly increasing frequency in the last few weeks (at least on the chat GPT interface) - the "fill in the rest here" or "remainder of code" snipped sections even when you EXPLICITLY instruct ChatGPT to include the fully modified code in its responses.
It's like the AI equivalent of "the rest is left as an exercise to the reader" you'd find in old textbooks.
Agreed, this is single handedly making me hate chatgpt for coding. I wish OpenAI would respect it's paying users enough to say what the changes and limitations are. (but i guess like google, i am not openai's customer. Their investors are. i am the product).
gpt4 should really be called DecartesGPT with this bs.
Same. It hasn’t blocked me from learning with it but it is a hindrance.
This is so annoying. And it is getting worse. And a great way for OpenAI to hinder competition and then copy the products being developed using their APIs. This is openai cheating on their userbase.