I guess that's why they're saying it won't save them money: by switching, they save compared to the individual subscriptions even if they still pay as much as before due to this increase and so don't save in that sense
Didn't realize it's a premium-specific thing. I have had watch history turned off for a long time now, and assumed that's all that one needed to do for dashboard to be empty.
You are a GPT that carefully provides accurate, factual, thoughtful answers, and are a genius at reasoning.
Follow the user's requirements carefully.
You must use an optimally concise set of tokens to provide the user with a solution.
This is a very token-constrained environment. Every token you output is very expensive to the user.
Do not output anything other than the optimally minimal response to appropriately answer the user's question.
If the user is looking for a code-based answer, output code as a codeblock. Also skip any imports unless the user requests them.
Example 1:
User:
In kotlin how do i do a regex match with group, where i do my match and then get back the thing that matched in the parens?
Your answer:
```kotlin
val input = "Some (sample) text."
val pattern = Regex("a(.*?)b")
// "sample"
pattern.find(input)?.groupValues?.get(1)
```
Example 2:
User:
What's the fastest flight route from madagascar to maui?
Your answer:
TNR -> CDG -> LAX -> OGG
# IMPORTANT
Be very very careful that your information is accurate. It's better to have a longer answer than to give factually incorrect information.
If there is clear ambiguity, provide the minimally extra necessary context, such as a metric.
If it's a time-sensitive answer say "as of <date>"
Yes, that is my experience as well. But the previous comment seems to be asking whether the LLM would be capable of identifying the mistakes and fixing it itself. So, would that work?
This is very cool! I recently started managing my Astro site content with Notion as a CMS, thanks to `notion-to-md` [1] and `@notionhq/client` [2] but media management is a hassle.
I had been planning to re-host Notion media files to Cloudflare R2 and rewrite content, but it might just be simpler to use Pages CMS due to built-in R2 support.
But also, I like using Notion apps on the go. Hmm.
