(05-30-2024, 11:35 AM)SpriggsySpriggs Wrote: 1) This is the paid version of GPT4. I am on the plus plan, so whatever that one has.Thanks for sharing - how does this training work anyway? Do you just feed it one or more URLs and say "study this", or upload files? What can it learn from? PDFs, image files, etc. or does it need plain text? Does training use up tokens? Does it remember what it learned across sessions?
2) I think I deleted the session. Sorry. I only used it for as long as I needed it.
3) I don't know what the hard limit is. It's in "tokens", which I have no idea how those are calculated. I got a pretty large source code from one output and it can take a lot of input. I would just say it can handle quite a bit.
The GPT I used was one I trained using the Wiki, sample code, etc. At the time, it used GPT4. Custom GPTs now use 4o. I will probably need to republish it to take advantage of 4o for it.
Sorry if these are annoying questions, I'm genuinely curious.
Another thing I'm wondering is, would it be possible to set your GPT up with an account at QBJS (assuming QBJS has a way for users to legitimately "register" their personal GPT account) so that if you ask your GPT to write code, it can actually "play test" the code it writes for you, and tweak the code until it sees output that indicates it got it right. (I haven't played with qbjs yet, so maybe you can run a local copy at 127.0.0.1 and direct your GPT to that?)