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The Tapestry of Truth – How the Matrix of your reality works(mullikine.github.io)
1 points by mullikine 4y ago|0 comments
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by mullikine 4y ago
I call it the imaginary web. I'm making an imaginary web browser and a blockchain to enhance the trust. Imaginary/fake web is useful. If you want to live in a curated web, go ahead, but web3 is the way to embrace the full imaginar
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GPT3/Codex to chat with subject matter experts about your work – in Emacs(semiosis.github.io)
1 points by mullikine 5y ago|0 comments
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by mullikine 5y ago
haha I thought I had finally made one too many git commits (I'm an over-commiter).
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by mullikine 5y ago
You can start by forgetting what age you are and hang out with the people of the age you feel like hanging out with. Bars are a waste of time, sure -- they're noisy and pretty mindless. But that's not what you really want. There m
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by mullikine 5y ago
Shame on Spotify.
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Chann.el – Channel personalities to control your terminal(semiosis.github.io)
1 points by mullikine 5y ago|2 comments
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by mullikine 5y ago
chann.el allows you to hand over control of your terminal, or messaging client to a language model. This is analogous to the new-age notion of channeling, hence the name. It's one of the newest applications in Pen.el, which is a GPL-3
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by mullikine 5y ago
The starting point is to begin taking back your personal truth. And live in that truth regardless of what people say. Apply your talents to the people that bring you happiness and meaning. You have to stop denying to yourself what really ma
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by mullikine 5y ago
Pen.el can do many things. It's a docker container running a prompting server and LSP server based on language models such as Codex. It's point and click and runs in your web browser, or in your terminal, or in an emacs GUI. You m
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Ilambda – language model functions with Lisp(semiosis.github.io)
2 points by mullikine 5y ago|1 comments
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by mullikine 5y ago
This is a library that lets you interface with language models through programming. It separates the peas and carrots of real and imaginary, through lisp function and macro syntax.
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by mullikine 5y ago
Sure thing! Add me on linkedin and flick me a message. Busy until the 25th though
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by mullikine 5y ago
Thank you! I have made the corrections. It's still fresh!
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Pen, LookingGlass, 𝑖lambda Suite of tools based on the OpenAI API. Ready to use(semiosis.github.io)
3 points by mullikine 5y ago|3 comments
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by mullikine 5y ago
- Chatbots for whatever you are looking at - Complex terminal to add Codex/GPT to any terminal program - Paracosm: Mind mapping with GPT-3 - LookingGlass: A browser for the imaginary web - Dream up websites fro
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by mullikine 5y ago
Please try out Pen: It's ready! Language models for the terminal. https://semiosis.github.io/cterm/ Coherent, relevant chatbots for anything you're looking at. https://semiosis.github.io/posts
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Pen.el LSP server. Use any language model for documentation/refactoring(mullikine.github.io)
2 points by mullikine 5y ago|1 comments
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by mullikine 5y ago
This is an LSP server for OpenAI's GPT-3/Codex or any language model, using emacs. It gives documentation and refactoring to any language including world languages and fictional ones. As an LSP server, it works for VSCode too.
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by mullikine 5y ago
Firstly, what I'm saying does not rest on blockchain being the source of truth. It could, for example, be another language model from a corporation that you trust. Secondly, if you can't see the value of a blockchain or decentrali
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by mullikine 5y ago
This is just wrong. Imaginary computing (based on language models) and blockchain or other source of truth is the future. As hermit programmers we can rely on AI to make a prediction as to when a task will be done, generate documentation fo
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by mullikine 5y ago
This is an example of an imaginary web browser to surf the imaginary internet, using OpenAI's Codex. It's built into Pen.el and is completely free as in freedom. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28489942 I mad
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by mullikine 5y ago
Visit any website you can imagine, even the ones that are not real! Edit and re-imagine as you go see alternative website realities – change the sentiment of the author! Peer into the future – read about GPT-5! Generate relevant URLs (often
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An imaginary (multiversal) web browser based on GPT-3/Codex/GPT-j(semiosis.github.io)
15 points by mullikine 5y ago|2 comments
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by mullikine 5y ago
This is an example of an imaginary web browser to surf the imaginary internet, using OpenAI's Codex. It's built into Pen.el and is completely free as in freedom.
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by mullikine 5y ago
More could be done to fund research that showcases the importance and value of transformative models, so that countermeasures to existential threats have time to be developed. So long as there is a practical strategy for mitigating the phil
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by mullikine 5y ago
But this problem is solved using GitHub's CodeQL for searching and filtering generated code. By combining Copilot with GitHub Semantic and GitHub CodeQL, you have a means of writing and generating the code you want in a secure way. Thi
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by mullikine 5y ago
These language models are not being utilised very well by tools such as copilot because they are not mapping very many functions from the editor to language model. The more functions you map, the more you get out of it. If Copilot's wo
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by mullikine 5y ago
I wholeheartedly agree. It's just obvious that this is harvesting work done by the free software community. It will be very obvious in retrospect, but hard to see now. If you consider that people will code more abstractly from here on,
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by mullikine 5y ago
Well, almost Libre! The SAAS needs to be replaced. But at least it's using a libre model from EleutherAI.

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