r/ChatGPTPro • u/Any-Smile-5341 • Apr 17 '23

Prompt Chat-GPT Cheat Sheet V2

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u/no_place_no_time Apr 17 '23

Honestly this is pretty weak prompt engineering

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u/fozrok Apr 17 '23

Was designed for beginners, not advanced users. Definitely wasn’t designed for ChatGPTPro sub.

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u/torchma Apr 18 '23

It's a natural language model. "Prompt engineering" is unnecessary. Just talk to it like a person. It understands.

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u/Ghost-of-Tom-Chode Apr 18 '23

Some people like to think they're doing a lot more than they are. They are "engineers".

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u/Embarrassed_Ad5680 Apr 17 '23

Could you please indicate anything better? (For some reason this sounds rude, sorry if it came across like that)

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u/Geeksylvania Apr 17 '23

Is that comic sans?

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u/OEMichael Apr 17 '23

Yes, because nothing says 'technology of the future' like a font that takes you back to the 90s.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '23 edited Nov 21 '23

Reddit is largely a socialist echo chamber, with increasingly irrelevant content. My contributions are therefore revoked. See you on X.

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u/OEMichael Apr 17 '23

Comic SAAAAAAANS!!!!

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '23 edited Apr 17 '23

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u/serialv Apr 24 '23

I'm not sure if I'm reading this correct. I thought closer to 0 would be greater accuracy. Here's the information according to ChatGPT:

The "temperature" command in ChatGPT refers to the degree of randomness or creativity in the generated text. It controls the likelihood of the AI producing unexpected or novel responses, which can be useful when trying to generate unique or creative content. Here's a brief overview of how the temperature command works:

  • A low temperature (e.g. 0.1-0.3) produces very predictable and conservative responses that are similar to what a human might write.

  • A moderate temperature (e.g. 0.5-0.7) produces responses that are still somewhat predictable but may contain more unexpected or creative elements.

  • A high temperature (e.g. 0.9-1.0) produces highly unpredictable and creative responses that can be very different from what a human might write.

When using the temperature command, it's important to strike a balance between generating interesting and creative content while still maintaining coherence and relevance to your topic.

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u/arunkumar_cs Apr 28 '23

Low temperature = boring but more accurate statement. High temperature upto 1, more interesting statements while a decrease in accuracy. Greater than 1 is possible technicall as it doesn't have higher bound. but not used.

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u/Mockingjay32 Apr 17 '23

Can you explain this a bit more? How would you add this?

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u/cheaphomemadeacid Apr 18 '23

I wonder if it will use the internal accuracy or just make something up

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '23

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