I totally agree, the ACC update made the game feel much better to me as well.

AMS2 has always been a tier below for me because I found the behavior at the threshold of grip to be very weird and almost slightly unpredictable.

The F1 car I tried with the update seemed so much better and I hope it transfers to the rest of vehicles the same way.

Oh man, I’ve been waiting for the V1.5 update! All cars now have the new tyre physics.

For those unaware they found out they’ve essentially had a fairly critical issue with the model for years where systems were feeding the model competing information at the same time causing weirdness in physics behavior.

This is a huge change in handling.

While all of that is great and true it’s almost irrelevant because adding gif support doesn’t hamstring the privacy of the application.

SimpleX is newer, has arguably better privacy and already supports gif keyboards etc…

I use them both honestly, but I wouldn’t pretend missing some basic features is because of some higher privacy principle.

Can’t say I’ve had huge issues with casting in general for coming up on a decade now.

Oh boy, that’ll be interesting. I quite like the wet haha.

Not currently unfortunately, I just started work on adding PaLM API support in some form.

I’ll have to look into LLaMA after that is complete, I hadn’t even thought about that one yet haha.

If you’ve created a new account and generated an api key I think you just need to go Billing —> overview and setup your payment method.

I think you get $20 credit for signing up after that and your key is active.

Edit - the default model will be 3.5 as well. I think you have to request GPT4 access still. But they’re giving out access pretty quick these days I think.

Edit 2 - Actually it looks like GPT4 should be available from the start as well now. Nice!

Thanks!

Good question, I hadn’t really thought about it before but I think an export is possible. Conversations are stored in your browsers local storage, adding the ability to export/import seems entirely possible.

It might even be possible to generate a web link on export that you can use to load conversations on another device.

As far as server side storage goes personally I’d like to handle as little of other peoples data as possible even if it’s just AI chat conversations. It’s not out of the question though, I just need to look into it further.

Edit - I mention here I will add the ability to export. I’ve also added a GitHub Issue with the feature request.

Now I just have to not be lazy and do it eventually.

I’m going to have to look into that, thanks for the heads up!

Mainly trying both of them out for a bit to figure out which I prefer.

I actually wrote MinimalGPT as a project for myself because I found using ChatGPT annoying for certain things.

It’s just a minimal chat client where you provide an OpenAI API key for GPT and you’re off to the races.

Conversations and all data (besides the messages you send to OpenAI) are stored locally to your browser.

https://minimalgpt.app, it’s also a PWA application so you can save it to your mobile Home Screen for a full app experience.

GitHub Repo with a fleshed out readme for more info.

It’s a great audio library system, I use PodGrab to subscribe to podcasts and download them and AudioBookshelf for playback and organization etc…

Correct!

If anyone runs across this in the future and doesn’t want to revive a dead thread feel free to message me!

I prefer SimpleX to Signal, Telegram and Matrix tbh.

Well that is just ridiculous.

Thanks! I’m using Autoblip and Auto clutch, one of those might be doing that?

One day I’ll get a nice H shifter haha

It is a progressive web app so you can save it to your home screen to behave like an app on both iOS and Android.

My main sims these days usually are AMS2 or ACC but here lately I’ve been getting a feel for AC.

I do have rFactor 2 but I need to go through the hassle of setting it up again…

I’ve noticed with this car being so heavily biased rearwards with the brakes by default you really have to work on bleeding off the brakes coming into corners.

Too much brake and the rearward bias tends to straighten the car out when attempting to turn in at low speed. Making the car feel terrible at turning in.

Eventually too much brake for too long will result in locking the rears or fronts (if too much steering is applied or front biased decently) if you completely overdo it.

Maybe try working on you brake trace coming into corners etc…its all a bit tricky at first but it’ll click eventually!

Here’s a brake trace example for a bit of context.