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@KH2

42 minutes ago, KH2 said:

I looked it up and yes, it says Danioover9000 has to pay monthly subscription. Everyone else will get to try it for free

   DUDE! I swear it's asking me to pay monthly. Am I on the right website???

[Danioover9000]

@integral

20 minutes ago, integral said:

@Danioover9000 Sign in/Sign up. 

   I'm trying integral, it's just so hard integrating these new technologies...

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@Carl-Richard

44 minutes ago, Carl-Richard said:

No what how!? Just do it.

https://chat.openai.com/chat

   Okay, I clicked the hyper link, and it took me to a sign in and login page. I can't be bothered coming up with a new email, so I signed in with my google, sorted everything out, until it asked me to verify a code using my phone. Why? Will this add to my phone bill if I put my number in?

[zurew]

7 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

Okay, I clicked the hyper link, and it took me to a sign in and login page. I can't be bothered coming up with a new email, so I signed in with my google, sorted everything out, until it asked me to verify a code using my phone. Why? Will this add to my phone bill if I put my number in?

There won't be any phone bills , they most likely ask for a mobile number to avoid bots and to make your account safer (2 step verification process).

Edited December 19, 2022 by zurew

[integral]

6 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

Will this add to my phone bill if I put my number in?

No, i think its a verification process, they are going to send you a code to enter. 

[something_else]

Its programming skills are actually insanely impressive. And it can fix its mistakes if you point them out. Here I gave it really contrived instructions for a python program and it almost gets it right first try. I point out that it made a mistake, and it fixes it!!!

Its end solution is not exactly the nicest solution, but it's technically correct. And the fact it can fix mistakes if you point them out is exceptional.

[Danioover9000]

@something_else

3 minutes ago, something_else said:

Its programming skills are actually insanely impressive. And it can fix its mistakes if you point them out. Here I gave it really contrived instructions for a python program and it almost gets it right first try. I point out that it made a mistake, and it fixes it!!!

Its end solution is not exactly the nicest solution, but it's technically correct. And the fact it can fix mistakes if you point them out is exceptional.

    That's actually nice to know. I SUCK AT CODING! I had a side project of making a visual novel, but the coding was boring and repetitive. This is really good to know this very smart tin box can solve even coding stuff.

   Now my ambitions of selling a A rated visual novel have reignited.

[Danioover9000]

@zurew @integral

25 minutes ago, zurew said:

There won't be any phone bills , they most likely ask for a mobile number to avoid bots and to make your account safer (2 step verification process).

 

24 minutes ago, integral said:

No, i think its a verification process, they are going to send you a code to enter. 

   Thank goodness, good to know I won't be charged for my phone.

   I'M IN OPENAI! I'M IN THEIR HOME PAGE! What should my first question be?

[integral]

16 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

What should my first question be?

What should my first question be?

[Matt23]

 

[Matt23]

21 minutes ago, Danioover9000 said:

What should my first question be?

What came first, the chicken or the egg?

 

Edited December 19, 2022 by Matt23

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@Matt23

5 minutes ago, Matt23 said:

 

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[Matt23]

I couldn't help myself...

-- Why did the chicken cross the road?

chat gpt.pdf

[Danioover9000]

@Matt23

11 minutes ago, Matt23 said:

I couldn't help myself...

-- Why did the chicken cross the road?

chat gpt.pdf

   This is it's answer:

There is no single answer to this question, as it is a joke or riddle that is often used to amuse or entertain. The punchline of the joke is typically "to get to the other side," which is intended to be humorous because it is a simple and straightforward answer to a question that was posed in a humorous or absurd way.

In reality, there are many possible reasons why a chicken might cross a road, including to find food, to reach a new nesting or roosting location, to explore its surroundings, or to escape from a predator. Chickens are known to be curious and active birds, and they may cross a road for a variety of reasons depending on their needs and circumstances.

[Danioover9000]

   Here's my question 'How can a Solipsist date another person, when the other person doesn't exist?'. It's answer:

Solipsism is a philosophical theory that holds that the self is the only thing that can be known to exist. According to this view, the external world and other people are not considered to be real or objectively existing, but rather are mere constructs or projections of the self.

Given this perspective, it would be difficult for a solipsist to date another person, as the solipsist would not recognize the existence of the other person as a separate and independent entity. The solipsist might treat the other person as a hallucination or a figment of the solipsist's own imagination, rather than as a real and distinct individual.

It is worth noting that solipsism is a highly controversial and disputed philosophical position, and many philosophers and scientists would reject it as being incompatible with our common-sense understanding of the world and our own experiences.

   Incredible, I need to think of a better gotcha question for this chat.

[zurew]

If you are a writer this can be useful to you:

Here is a template you can use: write a [length] [writing result]  on in the style of [style] ----> for instance: write a 200 word essay on Indian food in the style of Hemingway. Regarding the “writing result” you can choose from these: poem, blog article, song, essay etc. For the style you can choose literally anything and anyone for reference.

You can grab a big long text for instance an article or a wikipedia text and put it in “” and then ask chatgpt to rephrase it. So the template looks something like this: Rephrase “your inserted text”  

If you want to do quick research for your project you can also use the “Provide me with an outline of this [book/article/transcript]". If you want see one of the points that chatgpt provided in a more broad way, tell it to “elaborate on this x point”. 

Tell it to “act as a professional spelling and grammar corrector and improver” and it can help to improve your writing and to correct the mistakes. 

Additionally, it can write blog posts, emails, reports, songs, poems, essays, transcripts, novels etc. 
 

Edited December 19, 2022 by zurew

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@zurew

4 minutes ago, zurew said:

If you are a writer this can be useful to you:

Here is a template you can use: write a [length] [writing result]  on in the style of [style] ----> for instance: write a 200 word essay on Indian food in the style of Hemingway. Regarding the “writing result” you can choose from these: poem, blog article, song, essay etc. For the style you can choose literally anything and anyone for reference.

You can grab a big long text for instance an article or a wikipedia text and put it in “” and then ask chatgpt to rephrase it. So the template looks something like this: Rephrase “your inserted text”  

If you want to do quick research for your project you can also use the “Provide me with an outline of this [book/article/transcript]". If you want see one of the points that chatgpt provided in a more broad way, tell it to “elaborate on this x point”. 

Tell it to “act as a professional spelling and grammar corrector and improver” and it can help to improve your writing and to correct the mistakes. 

Additionally, it can write blog posts, emails, reports, songs, poems, essays, transcripts, novels etc. 
 

   Very nice. To clarify on my side, I was a hobbyist for writing several years ago, and have read and studied hundreds of writer blog on their tips and tricks for writing, and hundreds of ways to outline story plots, character plots. Literally long enough I can spend a few hours and the entire story world is about 80% complete, and I'm able to slip into almost every perspective and adopt how they think and feel. So, this is pretty useful knowing that chat can help with the templating aspects of writing in a technical way. I get focus more on the art and creative aspects.

[Danioover9000]

   I even asked it 'how do I freestyle rap better?'. It's response:

Here are some tips to help you improve your freestyle rap skills:

Practice regularly: The more you practice, the more comfortable you'll become with freestyle rapping. Set aside time each day to freestyle rap, even if it's just for a few minutes.

Start with a simple beat: Choose a beat that has a simple, straightforward rhythm to help you get started. As you become more comfortable with freestyle rapping, you can try rapping over more complex beats.

Use rhymes: Rhymes are a key element of freestyle rap, so try to incorporate them into your lyrics as much as possible. You can use rhyming dictionaries or thesauruses to help you find rhymes, or try using wordplay to create rhymes.

Stay in the moment: Freestyle rap is all about staying in the moment and reacting to what's happening around you. Try to stay focused on the present and use your surroundings and experiences as inspiration for your lyrics.

Be confident: Confidence is key when freestyle rapping. Don't worry about making mistakes or sounding perfect – just let your words flow and have fun with it.

Take breaks: If you're having trouble coming up with ideas or you're feeling stuck, take a break and come back to freestyle rapping later. Sometimes, stepping away for a bit can help you come back with fresh ideas and a renewed sense of creativity.

[something_else]

I’m actually insanely impressed by how well it can code. It can write up basic controllers for Symfony, the web framework I use at work.

With some basic instruction it wrote a homepage with a sign up form that used reCAPTCHA and CSRF tokens. It wrote up a detailed list of security concerns for a sign up form as well, and could implement code-based solutions to those when asked.

Anyone who knows programming knows that’s just INSANE

Edited December 19, 2022 by something_else