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This. I am not sure why or how this is missed, but because you cannot easily port context ( maybe yet ), the stickiness increases with every conversation assuming your questions are not encyclopedia type questions that don't need follow up.


Do you actually curate your contexts? I did in the early days, but I just create new ones now.


Hmm. You got me thinking. I rarely delete conversations, but I don't randomly engage either unless I am curious how llm will respond in a given scenario. For example, last time I was comparing how my output compared against some of the other online community. Maybe curate is too strong a word? Maybe I select for specific desired paths?




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