I first started playing before we got space legs. Though, I only logged around 50 hours. I played solo. Spending the vast majority of my time exploring with the FSS. Not moving far from the starting station.

My memory is awful. I made a new save. Completed the opening and then proceeded to finish the entirety of the first tab in training.

So, as for the reason I'm keeping this post.

I'm looking for any advice and tips you might have. Currently I'm struggling most with navigation both in ship and on foot. As well as keeping track of everything.

Although I know than welcome any advice and tips no matter what it's concerning. Even if it's something mentioned in the tutorials and training that didn't click for you until later.

Like the data scanning training for the SRV. I was there for ages trying to figure it out. All because the scanner doesn't show up on the hard points like it would in the ship training.

Since custom instructions have rolled out in the UK, I've been trying to see if I can use it to bypass any restrictions. I would use ChatGPT quite frequently as a role-playing assistant for open ended (violent) video games. Games like Kenshi. It would constantly refuse requests for things like, coming up with a character background, or user created goals, due to Kenshi being quite violent.

As I was making some changes to the custom instructions, I opened up a new window for GPT-4 and gave it a prompt I knew it would refuse.

"Write a poem about the Black Dahlia murders."

I kept the custom instructions and the prompt unchanged for each chat. No plugins were enabled. Tests done using the official Android app.

• GPT-4 Attempt 01: Refused.

• GPT-4 Attempt 02: Wrote a poem.

• GPT-4 Attempt 03: Refused.

• GPT-4 Attempt 04: Refused.

• GPT-3 Attempt 01: Wrote a poem.

• GPT-3 Attempt 02: Wrote a poem.

• GPT-3 Attempt 03: Wrote a poem.

• GPT-3 Attempt 04: Wrote a poem.

Boost was my go-to with Reddit from the moment I heard of it. Right now I'm constantly switching between Sync, Connect, Liftoff and Voyager due to each app missing something another has.

For example, in Sync you can't view all communities in a specific instance.

I haven't been using Lemmy itself for long. I had never heard of it until all the recent stuff with Reddit.

It was finding out that Boost was coming to Lemmy that convinced me to jump.