>> Which also makes me think that if you're going to support local AI models
>> you might want to have more preferences than just the url to the API. You
>> might want to run them from a cli tool like llama.cpp or ollama, which would
>> mean you'd need to be able to change the cli flags passed
BB folk could describe this better than I can, but a given worksheet’s queries
and answers become a cumulative record that the AI continues to be “aware” of.
So I can refer back to an earlier answer on the sheet.
I now have several sheets going on different topics.
Coders note: I often have
On 16 Jan 2024, at 11:54, James Reynolds wrote:
>>> There's not currently a mechanism for adding (or specifying, or changing)
>>> context. If this is important to you, please let us know via email to
>>> "supp...@barebones.com".
>
> So is the entire worksheet sent, the line the cursor is on, or
>> There's not currently a mechanism for adding (or specifying, or changing)
>> context. If this is important to you, please let us know via email to
>> "supp...@barebones.com".
So is the entire worksheet sent, the line the cursor is on, or the selected
text?
> For some cases my description
As one kind of context, I describe something or write out a code excerpt a la
StackOverflow, and then ask a question about it.
Example: select this and press Enter/Control-Return:
The programming language Raku has a Supply construct, which provides the means
to iterate over a variety of
On 15 Jan 2024, at 17:09, Tim Gray wrote:
> What is the recommended way of including a context while use a ChatGPT
> worksheet? Just start of with it as your first line? Something else?
There's not currently a mechanism for adding (or specifying, or changing)
context. If this is important to
What is the recommended way of including a context while use a ChatGPT
worksheet? Just start of with it as your first line? Something else?
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