ChatGPT Come try it out

[Carl-Richard]

29 minutes ago, Tyler Robinson said:

@Carl-Richard do you think it's different from google

Yes. Google doesn't answer questions. It gives you websites. It's more like Quora.

[zurew]

Here is a useful prompt to use if you want to use chatgpt to learn about a new field that you don't know anything about or just a little about:

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Can you have a long conversation with your own self regarding to x? Pretend that you are a layman and  ask your real self (AI) to answer layman questions and then as your conversation goes on  and as your hypothetical layman self learns more,ask more and more specific questions to your real self (AI)

Change x to whatever you want to learn about and then as it finishes with the first round write "continue" and do this as many times you want and basically you can end up with a lot of questions answered, and there will be questions answered that you didn't know you should have asked about.

[Danioover9000]

   It's an interesting program, might be useful for generating more interesting questions. Are there other programs that are free?

[zurew]

TL;DR generated by chatgpt:

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The speaker is surprised by the performance of an artificial intelligence chatbot, Chad GPT, during a Google coding interview. They ask Chad GPT three coding questions of increasing difficulty and are impressed with its ability to solve them, including an optimal solution for a problem involving palindromes. The speaker recommends using algoexpert.io for software engineers preparing for technical interviews and offers a discount code.

 

Edited December 19, 2022 by zurew

[Tyler Robinson]

@zurew how do you generate a TL:DR

[zurew]

8 minutes ago, Tyler Robinson said:

zurew how do you generate a TL:DR

I copied the video transcript and told chatgpt to generate a TL:DR from the given text.

[Tyler Robinson]

1 minute ago, zurew said:

I copied the video transcript and told chatgpt to generate a TL:DR from the given text.

How do you copy a video transcript?

[zurew]

8 minutes ago, Tyler Robinson said:

How do you copy a video transcript?

 

[the_void_of_chaos]

@Avidya Haha! I've used the Beige and Turquoise pick-up lines when I was 13 ?

[the_void_of_chaos]

Not so better version of the anime Monster...

"Once upon a time, a little boy was taken away
From his family and friends and was molded by the Nazis’ evil sway

A twisted version of their Fuhrer was their invidious plan
To turn the child into a monstrous psychopath with an incurable god-complex

In this new world, his thoughts and actions were beyond reproach
He was intelligent and powerful, manipulated everyone like a puppet on a strings

The Nazis thought he would be a perfect puppet for their plots and schemes
Little did they realize, the child was too cunning in his evil schemes

He toyed with his captors, using their ambition to his own ends
Hypothetically pitting them against one another until the Nazi reign ended

He became a secret ruler, a puppet master with a sinister plan
Forever hidden in the shadows, controlling the world as through a clandestine game of chess

The boy may have left this world, but his legacy of destruction will forever remain
The cruel and bitter shadow of his predilection upon the world will never fade."

[Stovo]

Genuinely think it could have done a better job than Musk haha

[Leo Gura]

Notice that what makes these AIs so intelligent is their lack of ego, bias, and ideology. They just give you clean, neutral answers which almost no human is capable of due to all the personal bias which comes from having a worldview and ego.

Which just goes to show you how much ego is distorting all human reasoning.

Intelligence requires neutrality.

Edited December 19, 2022 by Leo Gura

[Danioover9000]

   Guys, I'm having problems with downloading ChatGPT. Can someone please explain how to?

[Carl-Richard]

@Danioover9000 It's online.

[How to be wise]

Just wow. I asked chatGPT: Compare stage purple with stage beige of spiral dynamics, and this was the answer:

In the theory of spiral dynamics, the purple value system, also known as the "tribalistic" value system, is the first stage of human development. It is characterized by a focus on survival and the maintenance of social cohesion within a small group or community. Individuals at this stage tend to have a strong sense of belonging and loyalty to their group, and may place a high value on tradition and conformity. They may also have a strong belief in the supernatural, and may rely on rituals and superstitions to explain and cope with the world around them.

In contrast, the beige value system, also known as the "survivalistic" value system, is the most basic and fundamental level of human development. It is characterized by a focus on survival and the satisfaction of basic physical needs. At this stage, individuals are primarily concerned with obtaining food, shelter, and other resources necessary for survival. They may have a limited understanding of their environment and may rely on instinct and reflexive behaviors to navigate it.

While both the purple and beige value systems are concerned with survival, the purple value system represents a more advanced level of development, as it involves the formation of social groups and the development of shared beliefs and values. The beige value system, on the other hand, is focused solely on the satisfaction of basic physical needs and lacks the complex social and cultural elements that are present in the purple value system. It is important to note, however, that the theory of spiral dynamics is a theoretical construct and should not be taken as a definitive description of human development. Its validity and usefulness have been the subject of debate among researchers and practitioners.

[Danioover9000]

@Carl-Richard

15 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

@Danioover9000 It's online.

   Oh, is it free? Do I have to download anything?

[How to be wise]

The smartest thing ever. 

Q: What are the similarities between cook-greuter’s impulsive stage, and spiral dynamics’ stage purple.

A: There are a few similarities between Cook-Grueter's impulsive stage and Spiral Dynamics' purple value system. Both stages are characterized by a focus on social connections and a strong sense of belonging to a group. In the impulsive stage, individuals are driven by their desire to belong and to fit in with their peer group. Similarly, in the purple value system, individuals place a high value on tradition and conformity and have a strong sense of loyalty to their group.

Both stages are also characterized by a reliance on instinct and emotion rather than reason and logic. In the impulsive stage, individuals may make decisions based on their immediate desires and may struggle with impulse control. Similarly, in the purple value system, individuals may rely on superstitions and rituals to explain and cope with the world around them.

It is important to note, however, that Cook-Grueter's ego development model and Spiral Dynamics' theory of human development are different theoretical frameworks and should not be conflated. They have different assumptions, goals, and applications, and should be considered separately

[Carl-Richard]

2 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

@Carl-Richard

   Oh, is it free? Do I have to download anything?

No.

[Danioover9000]

@Carl-Richard

10 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

No.

   So, I just register and sign up? Because it's telling me that I have to pay a monthly subscription, so...

[Carl-Richard]

4 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

@Carl-Richard

   So, I just register and sign up? Because it's telling me that I have to pay a monthly subscription, so...

No what how!? Just do it.

https://chat.openai.com/chat