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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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: 🧠...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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?
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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.
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    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...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    I would be interested in learning more about your program
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    I agree. I have a query converter that Allan Browne wrote and Gina Whipp modified that creates perfect VBA versions of strSQLs every time. The GPT had a hard time remembering to make it's queries look like the ones the tool makes. Also, I have 327 declared public variables with each having a...
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    I wanted to apologize for not treating you with the respect you deserve. I somehow envisioned...

    I wanted to apologize for not treating you with the respect you deserve. I somehow envisioned you as a young smart aleck kid. I think maybe based on your profile photo. I saw your video on TreeView. Thank you for your service in the Marine Corp, and thank you for continuing to serve by sharing...
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    Access Europe - Wed 7 Aug: Using Treeviews with Access Applications (Pete Poppe)

    Thank you for hosting that. and all I can't say enough about MajP's TrueView database. Do you know where a link is for the PowerPoint of that presentation
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    It uses python to generate VBA as well
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    That alone is enough, it also has more memory.
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    If you have the pro version ($20 per month) it gives you options as to which one you use. From general 4.0 to highly technical .03
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    Patience for both. them and us.
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    Hence the need for patients. In my project I was, and am, driven by the need to write Python. So, I was able to adapt to the frustration, and take on the role of teacher. It is paying off in spades. To reiterate the expectation part, this machine can infer your moods, based on timing, word...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    I will do that. Here is the high level. I think the part that is the most difficult when working with the LLMs is that they can make serious mistakes, and then pursue them with extreme confidence. They have a gap in their intuition that humans can fill. Lastly, you have to have a lot of...
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    I Don't Even Code at All Anymore.

    We now have industrial Robots moving through the virtual world we created It's even writing the VBA code and mimicking my style. We play off each others strengths and make up for weaknesses. Programing is no longer about how to write code, it's about knowing what needs to happen. I added this...
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