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by blatant303 3y ago
Is there a tool that allows to do this within a text editor (for instance VS Code). Using selection instead of copy pasting. Having the LLM store its output directly within local files. Maybe giving it access to a shell to run the tests on
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by blatant303 3y ago
> Lots of good people at OpenAI who I think can/will stand up Concretely ?
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by blatant303 4y ago
I got it to extrude a cylinder into a sinusoidal, guiding it by feeding it back screenshots of the scene converted to ascii.
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by blatant303 4y ago
I asked GPT4 to draw a dog or a skull in openscad and even though the end result was buggy, commenting things in the code here and there and making some volumes transparent I figured out he got it okay. For instance the dog had two eyes two
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by blatant303 4y ago
There's plenty of repos on Github dealing with ship hull optimization/generation. Not sure it would be benificial to your usecase, however if you manage to build a tractor beam, you could be the king of the RC boat pond: https:&#
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by blatant303 4y ago
> Unicode characters like emojis may be split into many tokens containing the underlying bytes: �� [<- this is a single emoji] Source: https://platform.openai.com/tokenizer
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by blatant303 4y ago
I've been telling myself I missed the opportunity window in 2012
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by blatant303 4y ago
https://python.langchain.com/en/latest/modules/memory/types/... Maybe ?
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by blatant303 4y ago
> My name is George Nice to meet you, George. How can I assist you today? > What is my name As an AI language model, I don't have access to your personal information such as your name. Can you please tell me your name? You need t
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by blatant303 4y ago
Setting the topic of weed aside, are there pharmaceutical crops that would make sense economically to grow in a controlled environment ?
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by blatant303 4y ago
No but I explored the idea of building a society of LLMs with ChatGPT4. It drew some diagrams too. https://sharegpt.com/c/JTaoEJT Diagrams: https://imgur.com/a/SKgDdmT
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by blatant303 4y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/interactivefiction/comments/11z6p84... I shared some experiments on r/interactivefiction I made this past week with regards to writing interactive fictions using chatGPT. Interac
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by blatant303 4y ago
Jarvis maybe ?
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by blatant303 4y ago
See my experiment trying to write interactive fiction with ChatGPT. In two hours I managed to have it come up with the more advanced interactive narration system ever devised. I don't say this to boast, this is truly leagues ahead of w
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by blatant303 4y ago
Anger, denial, resignation
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by blatant303 4y ago
What a coincidence, isn't it ? I like this one too: huh, wait I found a fresh one while digging some material I couldn't find again. I think I found it at the very beginning of a paper by Coecke or the Iranian woman behind discoca
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by blatant303 4y ago
Around the year 2012 I got caught in a storm of synchronicities. I was led there through a bunch of things and ideas that happened in my life at that time. I found some "strange attractors" (looks like it, I don't have the ri
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by blatant303 4y ago
Submission statement: I shared some experiments on r/interactivefiction I made last night with regards to writing interactive fictions using chatGPT and am posting it here because I think it could be interesting to the HN crowd. Intera
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ChatGPT is Inform8: advanced narration experiments for interactive fiction(old.reddit.com)
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by blatant303 4y ago
Allen Ginsberg "Attacks on NAMBLA stink of politics, witchhunting for profit, humorlessness, vanity, anger and ignorance ... I'm a member of NAMBLA because I love boys too -- everybody does, who has a little humanity." Sourc
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by blatant303 4y ago
"Syntactic sugar causes cancer of the semicolon." Alan Perlis
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by blatant303 4y ago
Well I'm wondering. It seems mastering linguistic inputs does give you access to some kind of generality.
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by blatant303 4y ago
Physical and Mathematical Consistency of the Janus Cosmological Mode (Jean-Pierre Petit, Gilles D’Agostini, and Nathalie Debergh) > in 2008 and 2009, Hossenfelder in [17] and [18] builds her own bimetric model involving negative mass, fr
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by blatant303 4y ago
> I have far more reason to believe the former exists than the latter. Only if you put a lot more trust in your sense than in your social cognitive abilities. You're only making this point from inside this argument's steam clou
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by blatant303 4y ago
https://www.newsweek.com/who-mega-173088 > IS THERE AN ISRAELI SPY ATthe heart of the U.S. government? In January the National Security Agency decrypted a phone call between the Israeli Embassy in Washington and Tel Aviv
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by blatant303 4y ago
Plumbing for gaz and water follow different norms and pursue different sealing strategy. This distinction is omnipresent in gasket and screw thread engineering.
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by blatant303 4y ago
I'm awaiting Jean Pierre Petit's analysis. He's developed a twin universe theory involving negative mass/energy using bimetric relativity (without the runaway effect). At one point in the development of his theory in the
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by blatant303 4y ago
> What that means, though, is not that other people haven’t proposed sources for dark energy, but this is the first observational paper where we’re not adding anything new to the universe as a source for dark energy: Black holes in Einst
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by blatant303 4y ago
https://www.hyperfiddle.net
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by blatant303 4y ago
I have to confess I'm a lisper

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