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#2517 BS from ChatGPT o1-preview

#2517 BS from ChatGPT o1-preview #2517 Can you generate a Hello World OneNote page? ...[Thought for 5 seconds]... Reflecting on the context provided, I reckon the user's request is intriguing but out of bounds for my capabilities. Still, I can offer guidance and steps to help them craft a "Hello World" page in OneNote. Navigating file constraints I noticed OneNote's proprietary format. Let's guide you on crafting a "Hello World" page in OneNote, step by step. Certainly! While I can't create an actual OneNote page for you, I can guide you on how to create a "Hello World" page in Microsoft OneNote. Here's a step-by-step guide: Creating a "Hello World" Page in OneNote Open OneNote: Launch Microsoft OneNote on your computer or device. Select a Notebook and Section: Choose the notebook and section where you want to add the new page. If you don't have a notebook or section yet, you can create them by clicking on "Add Notebo

#2516 ChatGPT o1-preview: Python Application to Read/Submit CSV File of Prompts to ChatGPT

#2516 ChatGPT o1-preview: Python Application to Read/Submit CSV File of Prompts to ChatGPT #2516 Create: Python application to read a CSV file of system instructions and user prompts and submit them to ChatGPT. The application shall create an HTML landing page, creating a list of links to each of the instructions and prompts, and create separate HTML pages to show each prompt and response. The CSV includes a key field with possible values "Required Input", "System Instructions", "Prompt" and "Comment". The application shall prompt the user for each Required Input value and substitute it into each system instruction and prompt as needed. The application shall sequence through the system instructions and prompts, submitting each to ChatGPT and logging the prompts and responses as previously stated. ...[Thought for 9 seconds]... Creating a Python app I’m outlining a Python application that reads a CSV file of system instructions and user prompts. I

#2455 Instant Gratification and ChatGPT

#2455 Instant Gratification and ChatGPT #2455 I am an instant gratification type. I ask ChatGPT a lot of questions, but don't spend enough time evaluating the responses. How can ChatGPT help me? ChatGPT can help you streamline your approach to get quick, actionable insights while minimizing the need for deep evaluation. Here are a few strategies that might suit your style: Summarize Responses : Ask ChatGPT to provide quick, concise summaries or key points, so you don’t have to read through long responses. Highlight Key Takeaways : After each response, you can request that ChatGPT highlight the most critical pieces of information or action items. This way, you can focus on the most important parts first. Response Evaluation : ChatGPT can evaluate its own answers for accuracy, reliability, or potential next steps based on the context you’ve provided, making sure you get the best output in fewer steps. Follow-up Prompts : Use short, direct follow-up prompts to drill down quickly on wh

#2453 OpenAI Assistants

#2453 OpenAI Assistants https://platform.openai.com/docs/assistants/quickstart #2453 Provide an example OpenAI Assistant to get stock data To get stock data using an OpenAI Assistant, you can integrate it with an API like Alpha Vantage, Yahoo Finance, or use Python libraries such as yfinance . Here’s an example using Python with yfinance to get stock data. Example OpenAI Assistant Query: You could instruct the OpenAI assistant to retrieve stock data like this: import yfinance as yf def get_stock_data ( ticker, period= "1mo" , interval= "1d" ): stock = yf.Ticker(ticker) hist = stock.history(period=period, interval=interval) return hist # Example usage to get Apple's (AAPL) stock data for the last month: stock_data = get_stock_data( "AAPL" , period= "1mo" , interval= "1d" ) stock_data.head() # To display the first few rows of the data Explanation: ticker : The stock symbol (e.g., "AAPL" for Apple). peri