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By pmrd · Posted
Look around you, everybody is making fun of Linux, even the author of this article, my comment about Linux users being dilusional is absolutely true and you've proved it by pulling that "90% of Windows users hate it" out of your ass, if you can't handle jokes and actual facts maybe stay off the internet and go recompile your kernel or something. -
By pradeepviswav · Posted
ChatGPT memory upgrade extends to Free users by Pradeep Viswanathan Back in April, OpenAI announced a major upgrade to ChatGPT’s memory feature. The improved memory allowed ChatGPT to reference a user’s past chats to provide more personalized, relevant, and useful responses. Until today, this enhanced memory was available only to ChatGPT Plus and Pro users. Today, OpenAI announced that this memory upgrade is now rolling out to all logged-in ChatGPT Free users. This is big news, as it will impact the ChatGPT experience for hundreds of millions of users. For example, if a user previously mentioned liking Indian food, ChatGPT may remember that and suggest Indian dishes the next time the user asks, “What should I have for lunch?” However, OpenAI is not rolling out the same full-featured memory offered to paid users. Instead, Free users will receive a lightweight version that provides short-term continuity across conversations. ChatGPT Plus and Pro users will continue to benefit from longer-term memory and a deeper understanding of their preferences. To enable this memory feature, ChatGPT Free users in the EEA (EU + UK), Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, or Liechtenstein can go to Settings > Personalization > Memory > Reference chat history and turn it on. OpenAI will also present a prompt to enable this setting. All ChatGPT Free users outside the above regions will have memory enabled by default. Depending on their preferences, users can manage memory using these two settings: Reference saved memories: Details you’ve explicitly asked ChatGPT to remember, such as your name, favorite color, or dietary preferences. Reference chat history: ChatGPT can use information from your previous chats to make future conversations more helpful. While the capabilities differ between the free and paid tiers, this latest improvement to ChatGPT will deliver responses that feel more relevant and personalized for millions of users. -
By Good Bot, Bad Bot · Posted
Actually there is rules about trolling here on Neowin. Thanks for playing but we are done here. -
By pmrd · Posted
Do you know the difference between "crying over" and "making fun of"?
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King Antonius
I'll start with saying, i had no idea where to put this. We need a "General Help/Ask the Forum" page.
Basically by Girlfriend is creating a 3D scene in Lightwave (It sucks ,but it is required for Uni) She has the whole thing finished except for one bit.
She is trying to create a log fire, the logs and the surroundings have been created, she just cannot make the actual fire. Never taught how to at uni, and we can't find any tutorials on the web.
Anybody know of a way? We are taring our hair out here.
Cheers.
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