Thread 106200085

i've barely used GPT 5 so i don't know if it sucks or not. this is the way

>>106200085 (OP)
I tried gpt3 for five minutes when it was new-ish to see what all the fuss was about and haven't used ai since.

>>106200130
you would've had better luck if you weren't such a shit prompter

>>106200137
It didn't fail me. I just have no use for it in the first place, and tried it out of curiosity.

>>106200291
>t. promptlet
ai has already replaced all jobs, it's just people can't prompt it
I worked 3 hours this week because my whole office job runs on custom agents I coded with Claude. In fact I'm getting a promotion because I'm more productive than anyone else on the floor. I can't wait to leverage ChatGPT 5 to become even more productive.

>>106200085 (OP)
i didn't like it at first, but then i cleared my memories and discussion history, and it managed to impress me a few times with tasks i gave it that 4o couldn't figure out.

i think a big part, is that many people had 4o very aligned to themselves. and when another model comes in, even if it can read that discussion history, its weights don't get "molded" to fit the person. so it is very jarring all of a sudden your nice custom model that knew you're shape well, suddenly doesn't at all.

starting over fresh has helped a lot. and today i notice gpt5 being able to store memories again, which it wasn't doing before.

i doubt i'll go back to 4o. instead, i will begin the long tedious process of teaching gpt5 how to be cool. plus ultra!

>>106200650
>muh proompting
what year is it 2021

>>106200731
>prompt engineering
the newest fad is context engineering, you geezer