Hello fellow Redditors!

What about it?

I wanted to share with you my motivations for creating the website promptly.fr. The site contains a prompt library, or "promptothèque", which lists high-quality prompts for marketing, SEO, and productivity for businesses. And the best part? It's completely free! All of the prompts are available for immediate use. As someone who has worked in the marketing industry for several years, I know how important it is to have access to effective prompts that can help drive results for a business. However, finding these prompts can be a time-consuming and difficult process. That's why I decided to create promptly.fr, which provides a centralized location for businesses to find and use high-quality prompts. Our goal is to make the process of finding and using prompts as simple and straightforward as possible. But I want to hear from you, fellow Redditors! What would you like to see added to the site? Do you have any suggestions for improving the user experience? Let me know in the comments below. Thank you for your time and contributions to the site. Your karma and feedback are greatly appreciated! promptly.fr

Looks like some mountains or Metallica logo to me rather than a sunset

Oof- ChatGPT doesn’t care.

Do you want to here a joke? My question, Does chatgpt learn, or just respond?

Do you get bothered by these clickbait apps?

ReSot

The icon for Bard and ChatGPT 4's new icon after the May release seem awfully close. Coincidence or shenanigans?

I know I’m using the free version but this is so inaccurate it’s scary

Tax added to ChatGPT subscription price?

ChatGPT whenever you say something vaguely health related:

Random sampling from probability distributions

What about it?

To me this is the most counterintuitive thing I've yet seen from ChatGPT (3.5 for instance, the free version). Here's the prompt I used on a fresh session: "Generate 60 random numbers coming from an exponential distribution with lambda=6.4. Don't write any code" It outputs some numbers: 0.013, 0.078, 0.266, 0.040, 0.117, 0.283, 0.048, 0.078, 0.181, 0.134, 0.017, 0.160, 0.052, 0.196, 0.096, 0.098, 0.019, 0.048, 0.141, 0.071, 0.106, 0.023, 0.197, 0.062, 0.029, 0.072, 0.111, 0.166, 0.080, 0.027, 0.124, 0.016, 0.135, 0.052, 0.078, 0.161, 0.078, 0.139, 0.068, 0.066, 0.039, 0.056, 0.018, 0.082, 0.180, 0.086, 0.024, 0.022, 0.057, 0.042, 0.050, 0.104, 0.099, 0.062, 0.016, 0.186, 0.043, 0.085, 0.145, 0.110. I get to plot a histogram with the numbers and they are close to what I would consider an exponential distribution with such parameter. Given that GPT 3.5 does not have access to a Python interpreter, how on earth is it able to do so? I have also tried other distributions and parameters and it kind of works. It's not perfect, but with normal distributions it is usually close to what Numpy would generate. I could understand that it can have learnt to interpret Python code to some extent, but honestly I can't find explanation for random sampling from a probability distribution. Any thoughts?