deathmonger5000

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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   This is super cool!
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   I wrote a great tool for this: https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr It’s great for making changes to existing code because it automatically includes the relevant files for context.
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   Mine is more of a personal website than a blog - I wrote about bands that I’ve been in over the years and various software projects that I created or was a significant contributor to. https://ferrislucas.net/ The website us
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   Thank you
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   Thank you
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   I too would be interested in a good forum for like minded folks to share ideas about AI coding!
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   For those looking for specific examples of useful code being authored by AI, you can check out Promptr: https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr The README links to example PR’s comprised of commits written by GPT4. The
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   I wrote a coding assistant that makes it easy to use natural language to create and modify code - no copy pasting necessary: https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr
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   by deathmonger5000 3y ago

   I love this! Really nicely done!
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    by deathmonger5000 3y ago

    Promptr is a coding assistant tool that allows you to ask GPT to produce or modify code, and the results will be automatically applied to your file system. https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr From the README: Prompt
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    by deathmonger5000 3y ago

    Shameless plug: I created promptr to help with this. https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr Edit: this PR has some examples of what’s possible https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr/pull/
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    Thank you! Have fun - please share if you do anything cool!
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    The tool you linked looks really cool nice job! "What could possibly go wrong?" - I love it!
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    This isn't a proxy. Say you use ChatGPT to assist you while you write code... there's a lot of copy paste action in that workflow. It gets old. promptr gets rid of the copy paste. That's a much better developer ergonomic (IMO
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    Thanks for dropping this here. promptr could sure use a better UX - something like what you've created. Happy to collaborate if there's any interest. Building great tooling for using LLM's to code is something that's rea
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    I don't think it will forget anything as long as everything fits in the context window, but I could totally be wrong. That's the big problem with the "give it everything" approach: if your codebase doesn't fit then
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    I'd love it if you opened an issue on the github repo. I haven't seen this happen. My guess it that maybe you have an older version of node, but I might be way off. Maybe I should dockerize this, so you wouldn't need node ins
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    We're thinking the same thing. You might be interested in the prompt template I used to make GPT respond in json format here: https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr/blob/main/templates/r... Hav
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    Thanks, chatblade looks cool I'll check it out! I've found GPT to be a phenomenal tool for solving problems with code.
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    promptr doesn't support stdin in this way, but this is a great reason to make it do so.
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    Great ideas thank you!
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    You can use this on any code (or text files) that you want. I've used this for rails, and it's great. I think you'd run into issues with more niche languages where the model hasn't had much exposure.
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    Thanks for saying this. I feel the same way. There's something magic about telling the robot to "make the tests pass" and watching the implementation magically appear. It does surprisingly well sometimes. I think if I put som
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    The files you pass to promptr are indeed sent to OpenAI. There’s no man in the middle. Privacy is important, and I’m glad you care. The relevant code is here https://github.com/ferrislucas/promptr/blob/3ae09d1
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    by deathmonger5000 4y ago

    Yes, I totally agree. I just wanted to get it out there. Probably a little early, but oh well.
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    Show HN: Promptr, let GPT operate on your codebase and other useful goodies(github.com)

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