← Back to context Comment by porridgeraisin 9 hours ago the damn chat.openai.com webapp lags a lot as well on long chats, typing takes so long. 3 comments porridgeraisin Reply rsfern 6 hours ago In my experience the input field lags on short chats too, sometimes in the middle of writing the second or third prompt. Are they running some kind of prospective evaluation or something? nicce 6 hours ago When you are writing completely new prompt - it sends every character to server when writing and tries to make suggestions based on that.And keeps doing it in intervals in /prepare endpoint, during each prompt.So if you are working with something sensitive - don't write it to browser directly and edit it there. porridgeraisin 5 hours ago But then why does it become dog slow when the chat becomes bigger?
rsfern 6 hours ago In my experience the input field lags on short chats too, sometimes in the middle of writing the second or third prompt. Are they running some kind of prospective evaluation or something? nicce 6 hours ago When you are writing completely new prompt - it sends every character to server when writing and tries to make suggestions based on that.And keeps doing it in intervals in /prepare endpoint, during each prompt.So if you are working with something sensitive - don't write it to browser directly and edit it there. porridgeraisin 5 hours ago But then why does it become dog slow when the chat becomes bigger?
nicce 6 hours ago When you are writing completely new prompt - it sends every character to server when writing and tries to make suggestions based on that.And keeps doing it in intervals in /prepare endpoint, during each prompt.So if you are working with something sensitive - don't write it to browser directly and edit it there. porridgeraisin 5 hours ago But then why does it become dog slow when the chat becomes bigger?
In my experience the input field lags on short chats too, sometimes in the middle of writing the second or third prompt. Are they running some kind of prospective evaluation or something?
When you are writing completely new prompt - it sends every character to server when writing and tries to make suggestions based on that.
And keeps doing it in intervals in /prepare endpoint, during each prompt.
So if you are working with something sensitive - don't write it to browser directly and edit it there.
But then why does it become dog slow when the chat becomes bigger?