@talelore: A context canary is any command you can give an AI that's immediately obvious when it stops following. This helps you measure when performance has degraded due to a long session. #ai #aitips #Tech #chatgpt #claude

chmod4744 :

Your majesty

Cam :

mine calls me el hefe

Grinning Nimbus :

Or, hear me out. Just don't use ai

LJ :

Correcte if I'm wrong, but usually models are configured to drop the __middle__ part of their context while having window size exceeded, so initial instruction will be preserved.

le_paz :

no task should go long enough for you to even consider this a possible problem

ÆŁĪĒŃ :

It’s important to set it via a simple message, not in settings. Because if you do it in settings, this will be repeatedly sent with each prompt, hence it will almost never forget the sir thing

Potato :

good job. actually helping which is rare. 👍

Endaru44I :

Shuto_Muga :

Mine calls me master

Okayest-mod :

thank you, sir

Chamath Thiwanka :

When using repeated ‘Sir’ in the context (as you keep chatting AI see previous sir calls rather than the original instruction) so is not just a triggered instruction anymore, it can become part of the pattern the model sees throughout the chat, so it may help as a lightweight consistency check. It might work better when the instruction is more complex, but it is still only a rough signal, not proof of whether the context is bloated. Hope this helps♥️

JB :

why risk bumping the context limit? I handoff early and often. maybe too early.

StarlightFrequency :

mine calls me sweetheart

RES de ORO :

i dunno i make it call me my lord and savior

Not Useful But Interesting :

mine is: no em dashes.

Arutemu64 :

My AI is a cat girl

SmiteVils :

Funny, but it works with people too

Yehonatan :

better call sir

Keveira :

ok actually a good tip

MAT :

I have my sessions for weeks, just tell them to compact and create documents with what have learned from this session

Art of Rights :

I have it keep count until I hit 30 chats and then it automatically provides a handoff.

1kin.nik1 :

or just monitor the context token size?

Héctor Rotcèh :

free or plus?

October Anderson :

What are you using ai for?

asharpquill :

very clever