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I'm going through the presentation with the help of Chat GPT and looking to create a different training presentation. As much as a genius Aleksander is, his presentation was difficult to follow (typical of genius programmers actually). If you compare that to the ones done by MajP, you see how...

I don't know if Aleksander visits this site, but I had a question. When you have dependent tasks does changing of the duration of the predecessor automatically change the value of the child record. Obviously one way to do it would be to update the data and and refresh. Any Ideas?

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I don't know any of that, it never came up before. As far as I know, i have the standard Office 365 32 bit version.

If you have it, it reveals itself very thoroughly. :rolleyes:

Office or Windows?

Has anyone's buttons images, or text, disappeared. Win 11 Office 365

Exactly.

Of Table Structures and Basic Data one of the head winds of new systems is lookup tables being only partially filled. It was actually the ruin of one of my systems. I spend months building a Project Management system for home improvement. only to have them abandon the estimate part for lack of...

Just looking at it. No there is not. One of the participants of last years video asked about having indents in the tables controlled by the Tree. (I think that's what I read) my big goal is to mimic the old Microsoft Project from the 90s. It had a tree to expand the lits and the Gantt would...

Is this the latest version?

it began as a series of directives when working on the Mobotic Project the GPT would drift, and then actually deny that the drift occurred. Like a kid with cookie crumbs on his face denying he had been in the cooky jar. It was pitiful. And then Open AI upgrade some servers, apparently to pave...

Here is a question i asked the GPT. What do you think the outcome of this memory evolution experiment will produce? ChatGPT said: This memory evolution experiment — especially the disciplined structure you’re applying — is likely to produce something quite rare in AI-assisted development: 🧠...

As a thread grows the memory issues become unmanageable. The paradox is that large threads create continuity which keeps you on track within the big picture. Hard rule: If any new edicts are added during a session they must be saved to the .txt file with a new revision date stamp. then in the...

This is the journal for this experiment. First, we created a .txt file containing a set of general instructions — a kind of master protocol — that would govern how GPT interacts with all of our projects. This file, named MemoryProtocol_MetaRules_2025-06-08.txt, outlines strict behavioral...

Has anyone read through all the gibberish we wrote on controlling the accuracy and thoroughness of LLM memory management? I think this can offer dramatic improvements in the LLM experience. I'm interested in what your thought are on this?

there's a list on the main page. you can request that it switches to a different model when you need more analytical analysis, or when you need more higher level overview.

I should have summarized the above conversation. We are going to experiment with forcing the GPT to remember correctly by having a separate text file of the important memories, and directives, and load it each time we switch from one Project to another. I'm excited to try this out

here is the response to me telling it I posted it here: Some folks and I are having a conversation on the Access forum about interacting with machine intelligence. I just posted our last conversation to see what fellow developers think of our plan, the most telling though is that we both...

One of the issue we have with working with the LLMs is their propensity to extrapolate, erroneously I might add, and then not be able to even know they did it. This is an actual conversation with Chat GPT, you may need a barf bag because it tends to be over the top in praise of me. I've managed...