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GPT-J and GPT-3 combined with Pen.el (libre copilot for Emacs)
(mullikine.github.io)
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mullikine
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Pen.el now can take advantage of GPT-J-6B via AIX. That means there is a completely free (libre) alternative to VSCode and Copilot. https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/owwcwv/gptj_support_... Get you
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Prompt chaining: Linking prompts together usefully in emacs https://mullikine.github.io/posts/using-emacs-prompt-functio...
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Aside from being a local celebrity, Alex services pianos around Dunedin. Who better to ask to tune my piano than Alex. And he blessed me with a tour of his piano shop and a concert on the long piano. He is the coolest guy ever. I asked him
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A prompt for touching up those commit messages would be awesome!
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5y ago
https://github.com/semiosis/pen.el/
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Show HN: Pen.el (Working GPT-3/LM for Emacs with easy Docker install)
(mullikine.github.io)
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This is an update to my previous submission a week ago. - Easy docker install and run - one-liner - A tutorial - Rewritten most of the code to be - faster, - more featureful, - more reliable, and - much closer to pure elisp pen.el i
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Also mark, I would like to use your completion code as part of a back-end general completion script for pen.el, if that's ok, as I think building this in clojure is 'the way'. https://github.com/semiosis/
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5y ago
Paid, thank you!
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5y ago
Love your work Mark. I have been digging into your book. I'm looking to incorporate Datomic into my project to store generations from GPT-3. Will be taking quite a few pages from your book. Thanks! I'm getting around to paying for
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Public facing open-source code & media is going to be learned by language models because they're exposed to them. That's the simple truth. Nothing can stop that, not unless all public repos are made private. Everyone has acces
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The cat (this technology) is coming out of the bag one way or another. It's just too useful. Where is it written that inspiring a language model with data is not just as infringing as copy and paste? It's a very grey line. Public
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5y ago
I'm trying to get it going in a docker container asap.. I was slaving away on that today
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Copilot was not the first GPT-3 editor out there. Now that the editor thinks for us, free software is more important now than ever before. A transparent pipeline from thought to paper. I would like some assistance.
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Pen, a GPL Copilot for Emacs
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5y ago
I started making something like this in emacs about 4 months ago. I'm looking for collaborators! Thanks https://github.com/semiosis/pen.el/
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5y ago
`myeval` is more subtle. It is like eval but reliably escapes and evaluates the arguments as a single command. cmd 'hello '\'''\'''\'''\''"simon' 'thanks&
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I made too many edits. HN autovoted down. It's legit
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I've solved this problem with the following 2 POSIX functions. https://mullikine.github.io/posts/missing-posix-shell-functi... cmd() { for var in "$@"; do printf "'%s' " "$
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I don't think stealing is OK but I hope they managed to liberate C&C Generals 2 while they were in there
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The main takeaway from this is that the future of our species is secure once again
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I'm looking forward to your Clojure AI book. Your books look amazing. Thanks for sharing.
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This exists now, and it's awesome. https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj
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There should be some kind of law to forbid this type of unilateral model training. What great lapse of judgement to not also train the same model that is used to blacklist music to also whitelist music that is in the public domain -- and to
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6y ago
In the words of Jackie Chiles, this is outrageous, egregious, preposterous
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This is cool. The elements is the only song I have studied the lyrics for and had written down many times ;)
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My one point of contention with helm is it's too controlling. There is no built in function for enumerating the candidates list, if you happen to want that. The current contents of the minibuffer (whatever you have typed or have not ty
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docker.el also uses transient. I rate transient over hydra for the specific purpose of making porcelains. I think it's very well suited to the task. docker.el is magit for docker. It's just as life changing. I think docker needed
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firstly, it is possible to get the javascript-generated dom in eww: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/heaoiu/weekly_tipstr... as for looking into elements -- i would probably access the dom and put
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