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OpenAI Introduces Canvas in ChatGPT: How to Edit Text and Code Without New Queries

In October 2024, OpenAI announced a major update to its popular product ChatGPT by adding a powerful new tool called Canvas. This new feature offers users the ability to edit text and code generated by the AI without the need to create new queries. This approach significantly simplifies interaction with the model, especially for lengthy and complex tasks involving text or code.

What is Canvas and How Does It Work?

OpenAI Introduces Canvas in ChatGPT: How to Edit Text and Code Without New Queries

October 2024, OpenAI announced a major update to its popular product ChatGPT by adding a powerful new tool called Canvas. This new feature o

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[vlperillo]

You can write anywhere, but sometimes it is really important to have a comfortable and inspiring writing nook! #missingvermont yet #lovinghome #amwriting #homeoffice #writing #geek #nerd #writersofinstagram #textediting #texteditor (at Bahía Blanca, Buenos Aires)

[oeei]

Translating exhibition texts (FIN ➡ SWE) for an upcoming exhibit at the Turku Cathedral sometime in the near future. ✌ ⛪ #workworkwork #translation #textediting #finnish #swedish

[hannesgrebintools]

#textediting #hiddensecret #shortcuts #10fingers #typing

Editing and Selecting Text with Arrow-Keys, SHIFT & CTRL, HOME, END, PageDown & PageUp

- When I see people usually editing text they tent to select with the mouse trying to master editing texts with this efficient method since years. But there is invisible help by using the ARROW-keys and SHIFT, CTRL, HOME, END, PageDown & PageUp keys to intuitively selecting and editing text especially when you are writing with 10 Fingers. Pls consider to learn how to write with 10-Fingers. It will pay off after 1-2 weeks consistent training. Think this is the best free programme out there: http://keybr.com/

[sgamel]

La rédaction en mode collaboratif trouve son chemin dans l'éducation

Vous connaissez probablement Google Documents, et plus particulièrement l'application de traitement de texte.

Si fonctionnellement l'application n'est pas très riche, elle possède une qualité indéniable: la capacité de travailler à plusieurs sur un même document.

Savez-vous qu'il existe une alternative gratuite et libre que vous pourriez déployer sur vos propres serveurs?

Il s'agit de Framapad. Et un article sur son utilisation en milieu éducatif peut être lu sur le site de Framasoft.

Si vous êtes allergiques à Google, c'est peut-être une voie à explorer pour vous.

[benoithamelin]

I am a member of the Vim cult. We hold no meetings, we don't always know each other, we don't all mock Emacs (at least I don't), we just share an unlikely love for this lean and efficient text editor. Vim is like a good dog, it follows you everywhere you code, your faithful companion.

However, like a good dog, Vim requires some taming, some domestication (actually, Vim tames you -- even out of soviet Russia). It has been said to have a steep learning curve, which I cannot deny. However, putting its commands at one's fingers yields rewards of unexpected magnitude. Its bimodal approach to editing has been derided, but one does get used to it, and it then feels natural: now I'm reading, now I'm writing, and so on.

The steep learning curve, however, is best overcome in small steps. This is the main point of this great lesson in text editing by Vim's original author and actual maintainer, Bram Moolenaar. Learn the basics, then learn the advanced features that allow you to be efficient in your own work. Practice until these new features have become second nature. Repeat as needed. As Vim only requires keyboard interaction and few chords, it enters easily in one's muscle memory.

I've used Vim for more than ten years now. The next feature on my learning list: text objects. What's yours?