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Timestamp offset UTC versus users local time, issue when asking for 1minute granularity #1

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hatgit opened this issue Jun 14, 2023 · 1 comment

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hatgit commented Jun 14, 2023

errors can trigger when asking for one-minute data as request appears to be in the future, versus the UTC time of API server. Interim solution is for user to specify their local time (i.e. it is 12:56am EST where I am) when submitting prompt. This may be only option as Chat-GPT cannot geo-detect where user is.

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hatgit commented Jun 14, 2023

For example, the prompt: What is the overall sentiment for the EURUSD currency pair using bid prices on one-minute candles for the last 120 minutes? may fail, but telling Chat-GPT what my local time is when making the request allows it to work: if the current time is 938am EST where I am, what is the overall sentiment for the EURUSD currency pair using bid prices on one-minute candles for the last 120 minutes?

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