▲ 1 r/ChatGPT
How do I make ChatGPT actually start working?
I’ve been trying to use ChatGPT to create a real file.
We discussed the content and structure, and the answers were good. But when I said “let’s make it,” “start,” or “do it now,” ChatGPT mostly kept discussing the plan instead of creating an actual downloadable file.
It replied like it understood, but no file was produced
😂😂😂
Has anyone else run into this? What prompt do you use to make ChatGPT actually create the file instead of just talking about it?
u/Sean13pyy — 2 months ago
▲ 29 r/travelchina
PSA 💩 I thought 10GB would be enough for 12 days in China. It wasn’t
Wi-Fi Access at China Hotels may not be as good as you think it should be
I have just come back from a 12-day trip to Guangzhou, China and below is my experience
Firstly I used 10GB of eSIM thinking that it should be enough as there is free hotel Wi-Fi in the evenings.
What I did not anticipate: Even when hotel Wi-Fi was working fine, there were lots of apps which were not accessible due to Network Block.
So in the end I had to rely on mobile data a lot and ended up consuming 5GB in 6 days.
Going to China you can't plan your data consumption the way you would plan for your trips to Japan, Korea, Thailand and other countries.
Mobile data consumption will be your priority most of the time - mapping, messaging, translation, ride-sharing, social
u/Sean13pyy — 2 months ago
What actually matters when choosing an eSIM for Japan?
I’ve been looking at eSIM options for Japan and honestly there are way too many 😂
Everyone seems to compare price and how many GB you get, but what actually matters once you’re there?
For me, hotspot probably isn’t that important.
I usually travel as a couple and we both have our own data anyway. I’d rather not hotspot all day and have my phone getting hot / killing the battery.
I’m more curious about things like
➡️ actual network reliability,
➡️ speed in busy areas,
➡️ activation issues,
➡️ and whether “unlimited” plans actually slow down after a certain amount of usage.
Anyone who’s used an eSIM in Japan recently — what did you use and what problems did you run into
u/Sean13pyy — 2 months ago