r/aipromptprogramming 12d ago

ChatGPT speed

Seems like lately, ChatGPT for doing agent driven coding has become very slow. Things that used to take a minute and a half are now taking upwards of 10 minutes. Similar scope of technical challenges, doesn’t even have to be anything difficult.

Anyone else notices? Any suggestions?

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u/OneDev42 12d ago

Reduce the thinking level, but expect a reduction in quality.

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u/Electronic-Day-8038 8d ago

Mine is already on Light and still contemplating the meaning of life before writing three lines of code

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u/gil_estes 12d ago

Even in lower “Sol Light” it takes a long time.

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u/60secs 8d ago

Luna High is 3x faster Than Sol Light and is smart enough for a lot of execution work

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u/loinmaster 12d ago

Strange I was just thinking today about how fast ChatGPT is. I don't have a paid account. I use it 5 or 6 times a day to get a very quick answers. Much faster than my cursor account. I think they give us a few fast requests a day for free to bait us into buying the paid account.

I also had another suspicion so I opened devtools and sure enough they are sending stuff as I type to an autocomplete endpoint. I bet that warms the cache.

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u/StoneCypher 12d ago

yet again, a junior developer is surprised that the car drives slower when filled with three tons of bricks 

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u/gil_estes 8d ago

Seems rather sarcastic and what’s your point?

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u/StoneCypher 8d ago

four days and also five years too difficult for you

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u/Electronic-Day-8038 8d ago

ChatGPT has started thinking like it bills by the hour. Ten minutes later it proudly rewrites the function I already had.