Ask HN: Is ChatGPT down?

Post by ksynwa » Fri, Dec 27, 2024, 8:44 AM UTC

transcriptase wrote: post #24

alex_young wrote: post #3

Seems that way. Status page says we’re wrong though. https://status.openai.com/

Wish I could find where someone at AWS described in great detail why their status page was so useless for so long. It basically needed so many approvals to change it (which was disincentivized by SLAs) that issues were usually resolved first. That’s setting aside when they hosted the status red/yellow/green indicator images on s3, so the surest sign that s3 was having issues was that the status indicators didn’t load…

Post by john_alan » Fri, Dec 27, 2024, 8:56 AM UTC

schmidp wrote: post #94

pixl97 wrote: post #76

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[Cars crash] Option 1. Fix cars not to crash Option 2. Buy president and have reporting agencies closed.

I believe your are projecting your own morals.

Post by keizo » Fri, Dec 27, 2024, 9:45 AM UTC

projectileboy wrote: post #57

bobjordan wrote: post #32

Wow, I subscribed to pro-mode and have been using it like crazy since release to assist my firmware development. Extremely helpful. Now it's changed my workflow so much, I don't even want to work when it's down.

Would you be willing to elaborate on the ways in which the $200/month subscription is better than the $20/month subscription? I’m genuinely curious - not averse to paying more, depending on the value.

Post by scrollaway » Fri, Dec 27, 2024, 10:12 AM UTC

bobjordan wrote: post #86

projectileboy wrote: post #57

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Would you be willing to elaborate on the ways in which the $200/month subscription is better than the $20/month subscription? I’m genuinely curious - not averse to paying more, depending on the value.

Here's why I think it's worth it: 1. Larger Context Window (128K) With Pro-Mode, I can paste an entire firmware file—thousands of lines of code—along with detailed hardware references, and the model can actually process it. This isn’t possible with the smaller context window on the $20 tier. On the Pro plan, I’ve pasted like 30+ pages of MCU datasheet information plus multiple header files in a single go. The model i…

Post by t-writescode » Fri, Dec 27, 2024, 10:18 AM UTC

scrollaway wrote: post #117

bobjordan wrote: post #86

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Here's why I think it's worth it: 1. Larger Context Window (128K) With Pro-Mode, I can paste an entire firmware file—thousands of lines of code—along with detailed hardware references, and the model can actually process it. This isn’t possible with the smaller context window on the $20 tier. On the Pro plan, I’ve pasted like 30+ pages of MCU datasheet information plus multiple header files in a single go. The model i…

I am confuse why you had ChatGPT rewrite your post. How much time did you save, vs knowing that it’s off putting for people to read?