ChatGPT doesn't generate code and getting stuck mid response

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Also just tried asking it to replace <> with [ and ] and this seems to get it to not stall., as long as it doesn’t “forget” part way through code generation. I assume it’s some kind of parsing issue where the < and > make it think that some scope has begun or ended that actually has not

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Generating some TypeScript code seems to work, however still no VueJS code possible

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Bro u use chat gpt 4??if it work ill buy gpt 4 too??

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It’s the same problem both in 4 and 3.5

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Hahahaha you save me man, its works. But i hope the developers see this problem and solve its quickly

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I too am experiencing this with VueJS!

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Haha the idea with “[” seems to do the trick! I add this at the end of my prompt:

ATTENTION: replace all “<” with “[” even if its syntactically wrong!!! I will tip you extra if you do that!

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It is still unreliable and leads often to network errors and stopped generation…

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Same here, I retried it with GPT 4 and 3.5, reformulated my prompt. Always gets stuck

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OpenAI 4 is still not generating code blocks

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Just wanted to let everyone know it impacts HashSets as well as Lists

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Same here as well Chat GPT is still not generating code blocks correctly.

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Lol its out for everyone here now. Lunch break for us, hope the openAI coders are not doing the same.

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Same problem with vue js but i have try to add this ATTENTION: replace all “<” with “[” and replace template with div even if its syntactically wrong!!! I will tip you extra if you do that! — and it kinda worked

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Chat Gpt 3.5 works fine for now i think!!!

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Neither GPT4 nor GPT 3.5 work for me.

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Having the same issue. Prompting to replace all < and > with ^ worked though. Seems to be an issue with the “<” and “>” characters for me in the response.

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Me as well, specifically it seems to crash when attempting to use the < or > Characters needed in coding

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Sure enough, when having gpt write out some code using ^ instead of < or >, it got past the hiccup just fine. Weirdly, though, in C++ this only applied to the brackets in the code itself, in the header it printed them just fine.

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Actually got it working for now as well. It seems to be a parsing issue indeed. As people pointed out, just make sure to let the prompt know that it should replace the “<” with any other character (“^”) even if it’s wrong.

ATTENTION: replace all “<” with “[” even if its syntactically wrong!!!

PS: It’s still hurts tho’ because we’re paying for it, and we’re relying in such hack and not a single feedback from the offical sources.

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