[-] Basti0n@lemmy.world 3 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago)

Hello my friend! Thank you for your comment and your opinion! I had also checked out the post you shared earlier, and I mentioned there as well that it was extremely helpful. So thank you again for that too.

As for the model’s current state of course it’s not perfect or flawless. I want to clarify that so it’s not misunderstood. It still needs improvement, and it should be improved. But if we think back to when the model first came out with all those hallucinations, weird nonsense characters appearing out of nowhere, not even getting the character’s name right, and until just a few weeks ago barely being able to form proper sentences its current state is, for me, real progress. And I just wanted to highlight that. So this post is more like saying to the dev, “Whatever you’re doing, you’re on the right track (for now).”

The repetition issue still continues, especially as the topic or story goes on. Based on my own observations (I’m talking about ACC here), its creativity drops after about every 10 messages of three paragraphs each, and it keeps declining. That initial creativity and originality start to disappear. Those parts still definitely need improvement. And I still strongly believe the context window needs to be increased significantly.

But other than that, considering the version it started with and the awful state it was in even just a few weeks ago, there has been progress.

Edit: Today I tried again and I think the quality has dropped again. While I was writing my post, it was giving high-quality answers

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submitted 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by Basti0n@lemmy.world to c/perchance@lemmy.world

Hello! This is a feedback post. For about two days now and even as I’m writing this AI text generation has been working extremely well. I’m getting very intelligent and well-structured responses. The quality has improved significantly. In the developer’s last post, they mentioned that they value feedback, so I wanted to share mine as well. Whatever changes were made, they’ve truly been successful.

I may have said this a few times before, and many others have said it as well, but thank you again. Thank you for the work, the effort, and for making this experience available to us. Of course, we should report things when something goes wrong, but I also believe we should share our positive experiences too. I think feedback like this can also be motivating. There's not much else we can do, but at least we can do that.

Of course, this is just my opinion I can’t speak for everyone but I’m sure others have noticed the improvement as well. And many people seem to appreciate it (there are posts about it on Reddit). I wish everyone a great day.

Edit: Today I tried again and I think the quality has dropped again. While I was writing my post, it was giving high-quality answers

@perchance@lemmy.world

[-] Basti0n@lemmy.world 2 points 3 months ago

Thanks for the reply! You are the best, man.

[-] Basti0n@lemmy.world 3 points 3 months ago

Hello my friend, First of all, thank you and well done I think this might be the best post I’ve seen here. It’s an excellent piece of feedback and also extremely informative. I completely agree with you; I don’t think DeepSeek is a suitable model for this kind of task either.

I’m also one of those people who use AI chat frequently and have been most negatively affected by this change. By the way, I wanted to ask you something: personally, I believe everyone should create their own roleplay instruction in a way that suits their individual style, since everyone’s approach is different.

However, I don’t really want to spend hours struggling and experimenting to write a “writing instruction” that might end up inconsistent it could work well one day and completely fail the next. During your testing, which custom writing instruction gave you the best and most positive results?

[-] Basti0n@lemmy.world 6 points 3 months ago

Thanks for the update and for your work, Dev! Also, can you enlighten us about the context text window? Should we expect any developments, or is it a long shot?

[-] Basti0n@lemmy.world 5 points 5 months ago

You got me, my friend because my writing was created by AI in a way. :) Not in terms of content, but in terms of English translation. Since English is not my native language, i didn't write in my broken English.

Back to the Topic: I agree with what you're saying and I understand. The only thing I want to point out is that I think it would be healthier if the dev came out today and said something like, “Hey, I've got a lot on my plate and I can't really focus right now, so I'm postponing the update for now.” It's not a problem if the update stops or progresses slowly. As I mentioned in my post above, it would be cruel to expect him to submit daily reports or do these things on the exact date he said, and such a thing cannot be expected. But an occasional word from him wouldn't hurt anyone.

This period of uncertainty isn't having a positive effect; it's having a negative one. Uncertainty also creates high expectations and pressure. And if these expectations are not met, people may end up unhappy. (I think we all remember what happened when the image generator was updated. If you ask me, the update was successful, but there were still many people who were unhappy and angry about it, and I think one of the reasons for this “lack of information.” )

But I think staying in touch will both reduce the burden on the Developer's shoulders and somewhat appease the users. So I'm trying to look at the situation from both sides, like you.

Because it's a free service and, in my opinion, it's extremely successful in this regard. Yes, we shouldn't be too picky about what's put in front of us. We should be grateful. But I don't think people who spend their time here and love this place should have to pay a fee just to know where they're going. I believe this is everyone's most natural right.

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submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by Basti0n@lemmy.world to c/perchance@lemmy.world

Hello everyone, before I begin my post, I would like to express my gratitude. In my opinion, I can say that Perchance is currently the best in their field. What they offer us is truly invaluable. Therefore, I would like to thank the developer for their work and what they offer, and then this wonderful community for their help.

What makes Perchance, "Perchance" is, first and foremost, this project that the developer humbly initiated and maintained, and then the people's contributions and made by taking advantage of the opportunities offered by this project.

People love Perchance. This isn't just my opinion; there are many people who think like me. They want it to continue because they love it, and they want to contribute. There are many people who could help with this, but only if the developer says so. That's exactly where the problem starts, because the developer either says nothing at all or says very little.

Over the past few months, a number of updates have been made to improve Perchance, and more are still in progress. A few months ago, an update was made to the image generator, and I learned about it beforehand from a random post on this forum—not from an official announcement. If you browse the forums a bit more, you'll see that some people learned about the update after the model was released. Anyway, after learning that an update was coming, the developer went silent and said almost nothing. Neither I nor anyone else knew exactly when the model would arrive, how the development phase was going, or had the slightest idea about the upcoming model. One night, the update was suddenly released, and that's how everyone found out.

Now we are waiting for the text update that is in the works and currently being developed. And again, apart from the post shared on August 8th with very little information, we know absolutely nothing about when it will arrive, how development is progressing, or what the model of the upcoming update will be. This lack of information breeds rumors and speculation. The only thing that is certain is that no one knows anything.

  • So I'm asking again: What will the model for the next update be?

To give an example from my own experience, I'm currently working on a story, and because an update is coming, I haven't done any work on it for “MONTHS.” If the upcoming update is going to be a minor one, I'd rather not wait in vain and get back to working on it. And if the dev provide information on this, it will also prevent people like me from being disappointed and wasting their time after the update is released. This situation also reduces the burden on the developer's shoulders.

  • How is the development phase going?

I know it's hard to do something on your own and you're facing some problems, but if you keep us informed, we can do our best to help. Because we love this place you've given us. For example; Is it a financial problem? Let us raise funds for you. Or perhaps we can keep running ads even when we're not using it.

  • When will the new update be released?

The post shared on August 8th said development was “middle in progress,” but there has been no further information since then. Has it gone from 50% to 60% over the past few weeks? Or is the update about to be released?

And most importantly, why do I have to stalk the developer's profile like a creep to find out the answers to the questions above? Why is every update treated like it's some top-secret project? PLEASE KEEP US INFORMED, PLEASE LET US LEARN AND HELP.

It doesn't matter how busy the developer is, I don't expect them to do this every single day, but taking a few minutes now and then to provide information on this matter isn't that difficult. As someone who loves this place and invests his time, i think i have the right to ask for this.

Thank you, best regards. @perchance@lemmy.world

Basti0n

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