Personal GPT

Karley Frami

cool! any more of the promo codes available?

11 months ago

Elmer Schoen

Intrigued I will. Let you know my verdict the theory sounds amazing 🤩

11 months ago

Rahul Goyette

I DM you. Thank you.

1 year ago

Gilbert Lind

Can I have a promo code please

1 year ago

Duncan Effertz

#lunch not lunch lol 😂

1 year ago

Godfrey Donnelly

On MacOS, it seems not to recognize questions with typos; a single typo in a question will stray away from the context. Answers I get are okay for quick info, but never given specifics. iOS app is not working on my iphone se2 on iOS16.5; clicked open the app, doesn't open anything.

1 year ago

Eino Klein

thank you for the chance of testing out personal GPT! I will definitely have to learn to use clear promts. And it will take some time getting used to addressing personal GPT. Otherwise he just tells you what you just asked as its response. But here is a prompt I found from the Internet and this is what GPT generated. I have no idea how it turned out because I don’t know what to do with code to actually generate a program, but I wanted to give it a real test. So below is my prompt and then the response. Let me know what it was like guys. Is it a good response before I give you that information I will say this really did give me a chuckle cheered up my day with some of the responses that I did get what it is amazing considering this is all done off-line. I imagine it will help with Google Maps and things? Right here we go guys! I want you to act as an ascii artist. I will write the objects to you and I will ask you to write that object as ascii code in the code block. Write only ascii code. Do not explain about the object you wrote. I will say the objects in double quotes. My first object is 'cat' Response. Here is code to convert string ‘cat’ as ascii code:ascii = [(’\u0061’, 1), (’\ux2f0’, 2)] Calling lambda function __call__(a) for object cat returns ASCII representation ([1], ‘\x62’) at index 0 or higher (starting with character after opening parenthesis): return_code(ascii[:len(-str("cat"))]) # Return value of call(__name__)() that's returned by __class__. Please, if anyone can you show me white generated I would be really intrigued looks cool though LOL

1 year ago

Zachariah Hudson

Hi there I go try again now but I think they have been used 🥹

1 year ago

Jackson Fisher

😿 even though it was actually my comment you so kindly responded to everyone else has claimed them even the codes that haven’t been claimed?well who ever used them did not bother too come back here and state, the only request that You had of them highly frustrating for me as being dyslexic I spent ages re typing blaming myself for not reading them correctly! And now when I even go into my App Store it just wants to charge me the 9.99 now. Thank u for trying to be so giving in the first place 🥇 for your kindness! I hope those of You who did take the codes can be bothered to come and give a review for the ones left with out. Which I will add, is the whole reason that we’re even given the opportunity to use such systems for free during the lunch period. Anyway moan over. I really hope you guys had a good launch anyway, and I’m hoping sooner later there be a few more reviews to go by lol 😝

1 year ago

Conner Gislason

Thank You so much 😊 ❤️

1 year ago