Originally Posted by lol wow
didn't twitter, Facebook and everyone else just shitcan like 55k "coders"?i wonder which one of these two groups are going to be spending more time on breadlines and begging for handouts from people who know how to code...
My kid says they have used ChatGPT to help with code.didn't twitter, Facebook and everyone else just shitcan like 55k "coders"?i wonder which one of these two groups are going to be spending more time on breadlines and begging for handouts from people who know how to code...
Transformative for coding. Analogous to the use of robots in manufacturing. There will be a lot less bodies.
Lol NFT search.
My kid says they have used ChatGPT to help with code.
Transformative for coding. Analogous to the use of robots in manufacturing. There will be a lot less bodies.
Lol NFT search.
"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness." - Alejandro Jodorowsky
"America is not so much a nightmare as a non-dream. The American non-dream is precisely a move to wipe the dream out of existence. The dream is a spontaneous happening and therefore dangerous to a control system set up by the non-dreamers." -- William S. Burroughs
Great, now every internet n00b gonna spam this place.
I might screw around with ChatGPT again tonight. Maybe I will see if it can duplicate the coding I did to grab the #pfaXX hashtag tweets and post them on this forum as a user.
It’s truly breathtaking.
The Python author Guido van Rossum was on Lex Fridman. Python 4. Interesting just to see the face behind the indentations
Daughter is crying. They are still wrestling with Py2 to Py3 errors.
Google upgrade to Firestone bugs at same time.
Now Py4
Write me a story about Todd Witteles playing limit holdem at the Commerce Casino.
Todd Witteles had always been fascinated by the game of poker, and he had spent countless hours studying and practicing the strategies and tactics that would help him succeed at the table. He had always dreamed of one day making it big in the world of professional poker, and he was determined to do whatever it took to turn his dreams into a reality.
One day, Todd decided to take the plunge and visit the Commerce Casino, one of the biggest and most prestigious poker rooms in the world. He had heard that the games at the Commerce were some of the toughest and most competitive in the world, but Todd was confident in his skills and he was eager to test himself against the best players in the game.
As he walked into the casino, Todd's nerves began to get the best of him. He had never played in such a high stakes game before, and he wasn't sure if he was ready for the pressure. But he took a deep breath, tried to calm his nerves, and made his way to the poker room.
The Commerce Casino was packed with players of all skill levels, and Todd had to wait for a seat at the limit Texas hold'em table. Finally, after what seemed like an eternity, a spot opened up and Todd took his seat.
The first few hands were nerve-wracking for Todd, but he managed to keep his cool and play his cards wisely. He was careful not to get too aggressive, knowing that the other players at the table were all seasoned veterans who would pounce on any mistakes he made.
As the night wore on, Todd began to find his stride. He made smart bets, bluffed when he needed to, and generally played a solid, strategic game. He was starting to feel more and more confident, and he knew that he was giving the other players at the table a run for their money.
As the hours ticked by, Todd's stack of chips continued to grow, and he knew that he was on his way to a big win. And when the final hand was played and the last card was dealt, Todd emerged victorious, with a huge stack of chips in front of him and a huge grin on his face.
As he left the Commerce Casino that night, Todd knew that he had just taken a huge step forward in his poker career. He had proven to himself and to the other players at the table that he was a force to be reckoned with, and he was determined to keep working hard and improving his game. Todd Witteles had arrived, and he was ready to take on the world of poker.
Write me a story about Robbie Jade Lew making a ridiculous call with J4o at the Hustler Casino Live poker game, versus top pro Garrett Adelstein.
Robbie Jade Lew had always been a bit of a wild card at the poker table. She was known for her unpredictable playstyle and her willingness to take big risks in order to come out ahead. Some people loved her for it, while others found her antics to be annoying and reckless.
One night, Robbie found herself seated at a live poker game at the Hustler Casino, facing off against top pro Garrett Adelstein. Robbie knew that she was outmatched by Adelstein, who was one of the most respected and feared players in the game. But she was feeling lucky, and she was determined to give him a run for his money.
The game started off slowly, with both players feeling each other out and trying to get a sense of the other's style. But as the night wore on, the action started to heat up. Adelstein began to take control, stealing pots and building a healthy stack of chips. Robbie, on the other hand, was struggling to keep up.
But just when it seemed like Adelstein had the upper hand, Robbie made a move that would change the course of the game. With J4o in the hole, a hand that most players would have thrown away, Robbie decided to make a ridiculous call, betting everything she had on a long shot.
To everyone's surprise, the flop came down with a pair of fours, giving Robbie a set and a huge advantage over Adelstein. From there, the game turned into a battle of nerves, with Robbie and Adelstein going back and forth, each trying to outmaneuver the other.
In the end, it was Robbie who emerged victorious, thanks to her bold and daring play. She had taken a huge risk and come out ahead, much to the amazement of the other players at the table. As she left the Hustler Casino that night, Robbie knew that she had just made a name for herself in the world of poker. She was a force to be reckoned with, and she was ready to take on anyone who dared to challenge her at the table.
Write me a story about Dan Druff being stuck on the toilet with no toilet paper at Babies R Us, and nobody bringing toilet paper to him when he attempts to call the manager to help him.
Dan Druff had always been one of those people who was prepared for anything. He was the kind of guy who always carried a roll of toilet paper in his bag, just in case of emergencies. But as he found himself stuck on the toilet at Babies R Us with no toilet paper in sight, Dan realized that he had overlooked one crucial detail.
At first, Dan tried to remain calm. He figured that someone would notice that he was in distress and come to his aid. But as the minutes ticked by, he began to panic. He tried calling out for help, but nobody seemed to hear him. He even tried calling the manager, hoping that someone would bring him some toilet paper, but to no avail.
As the situation grew more and more dire, Dan began to wonder if he was going to be stuck on the toilet forever. He was embarrassed, uncomfortable, and more than a little bit desperate. He couldn't believe that he had ended up in such a ridiculous situation.
Just when Dan was about to give up hope, he heard the sound of footsteps approaching. He held his breath, hoping that it was someone coming to rescue him. And to his great relief, the door to the bathroom swung open and a kind-faced woman appeared, armed with a roll of toilet paper.
Dan was never so grateful to see a roll of toilet paper in his life. He grabbed it with both hands and quickly took care of business, feeling a great weight lifted off his shoulders. As he emerged from the bathroom, he couldn't help but feel a sense of accomplishment. He had survived one of the worst bathroom experiences of his life, and he had come out on top.
Write me a story about Dan Druff ordering a Subway sandwich with tomatoes on the side, but the store franchise owner had a policy against putting the tomatoes on the side.
Dan Druff had always been a fan of Subway sandwiches, and he loved the way that he could customize his order exactly to his liking. So when he walked into the Subway near his office one day, he was looking forward to building the perfect sandwich.
As he approached the counter, Dan placed his order with the store's franchise owner. "I'll have a six-inch turkey on wheat, with lettuce, mayo, and cheese," he said. "But could you please put the tomatoes on the side? I'm not a big fan of them."
The franchise owner, a gruff and no-nonsense man, looked at Dan with a scowl. "I'm sorry, sir," he said. "But we have a policy against putting the tomatoes on the side. It's just too much of a hassle for our employees to deal with."
Dan was taken aback by the franchise owner's response. He had never encountered a policy like this before, and he wasn't sure how to react. He didn't want to cause a scene, but he also didn't want to eat a sandwich with tomatoes on it.
After a moment of hesitation, Dan decided to stand his ground. He knew that he had the right to customize his order however he saw fit, and he wasn't about to let the franchise owner bully him into eating something he didn't want.
"I'm sorry," Dan said firmly. "But I'm not going to eat a sandwich with tomatoes on it. I'll just go somewhere else if I have to."
The franchise owner looked taken aback by Dan's response. He clearly wasn't used to customers standing up to him, and he seemed to be at a loss for words.
After a moment of tense silence, the franchise owner finally relented. "Fine," he said grudgingly. "I'll put the tomatoes on the side. But this is the last time, understand?"
Dan nodded, relieved that he had won the battle. He paid for his sandwich and took it to go, feeling proud of himself for standing up for what he believed in. From now on, he knew that he wouldn't be afraid to speak up when it came to his food preferences, no matter where he was. The end.
Write me a story about Jasep running a charity podcast event to raise money for kids with 22Q deletion syndrome, but it actually being a scheme to steal money for him to use gambling.
Jasep had always been a smooth talker, and he knew how to play on people's emotions to get what he wanted. So when he came up with the idea of running a charity podcast event to raise money for kids with 22Q deletion syndrome, he knew that it would be a success.
Jasep spent weeks promoting the event, reaching out to all of his contacts in the podcasting world and encouraging them to get involved. He even managed to secure the support of some big-name celebrities, who were happy to lend their voices to the cause.
As the day of the event approached, Jasep was feeling confident. He had worked hard to make everything run smoothly, and he knew that he had the support of the community behind him.
But as the event got underway, something strange began to happen. Despite all of Jasep's efforts, the donations weren't coming in as quickly as he had hoped. He started to get nervous, wondering if he had made a mistake.
It wasn't until the end of the event, when the final tally was announced, that Jasep's true motivations were revealed. It turned out that he had been using the charity event as a cover for his own selfish purposes. All of the money that had been raised had been funneled straight into his own bank account, where he planned to use it for his gambling addiction.
Jasep was immediately ostracized by the podcasting community, and he lost all of his credibility and reputation. He was forced to flee town in shame, leaving behind a trail of angry donors and heartbroken families. It was a steep price to pay for his greed and deceit, and Jasep knew that he would never be able to escape the consequences of his actions.
Write a love story about sonatine and "lol wow" meeting on the Skatz forum and starting a clandestine gay relationship, while both posturing to the PokerFraudAlert world to be straight.
Sonatine and "lol wow" had always been drawn to each other, even from the very beginning of their relationship on the Skatz forum. They had both been drawn to the forum by their love of poker, and they quickly found that they had a lot in common.
As they got to know each other better, Sonatine and "lol wow" discovered that they had an undeniable connection. They talked for hours on end, sharing their thoughts, dreams, and deepest secrets. They laughed, they cried, and they supported each other through all of life's ups and downs.
But there was one thing that Sonatine and "lol wow" couldn't share with the rest of the world: their love for each other. Both of them were deeply involved in the PokerFraudAlert community, where they were known for their tough exteriors and their no-nonsense attitudes. They knew that they would be ostracized if they were to reveal their true feelings, so they kept their relationship a secret.
It wasn't easy, pretending to be something they weren't, but Sonatine and "lol wow" were willing to do whatever it took to be together. They met in secret, away from the prying eyes of the PokerFraudAlert community, and they reveled in the freedom and joy that their relationship brought them.
Despite the challenges they faced, Sonatine and "lol wow" remained deeply in love. They knew that their love was special, and that it was worth fighting for. And in the end, their love conquered all, as they found the courage to come out to the world and be who they truly were. They lived happily ever after, free to love and be loved by those who accepted them for who they were.
Write a rap about Dan Druff being betrayed by the other owners of Donkdown, and then starting his own forum called PokerFraudAlert.
(Verse 1)
Dan Druff was feeling the heat
When the other owners of Donkdown took a seat
They betrayed him, left him in the dust
But Druff ain't one to be left in the rust
(Chorus)
He started his own forum, ain't no stopping him now
PokerFraudAlert, the truth will be found
No more lies, no more deceit
Druff's on a mission, can't nobody defeat
(Verse 2)
They thought they could bring him down
But Druff ain't one to be clown
He rose from the ashes, stronger than before
Now PokerFraudAlert's the place to be raw
(Chorus)
He started his own forum, ain't no stopping him now
PokerFraudAlert, the truth will be found
No more lies, no more deceit
Druff's on a mission, can't nobody defeat
(Bridge)
They thought they had the upper hand
But Druff showed them he's not to be outmanned
He took control, made a name for himself
PokerFraudAlert, the forum of wealth
(Chorus)
He started his own forum, ain't no stopping him now
PokerFraudAlert, the truth will be found
No more lies, no more deceit
Druff's on a mission, can't nobody defeat
Write a song about Mike Postle cheating at a live streamed poker game, and suing Dan Druff for talking about it.
(Verse 1)
Mike Postle was a man with a plan
To cheat his way to the top of the clan
He thought he was slick, thought he was smart
But little did he know, his deceit would fall apart
(Chorus)
He cheated at a live streamed game
Thought he could get away with the fame
But Druff was onto him, called him out on the floor
Now Postle's suing, can't take it no more
(Verse 2)
Postle thought he was untouchable
But Druff was one step ahead, undeniable
He exposed Postle's lies, made it clear to see
Now the whole world knows, Postle's a cheat
(Chorus)
He cheated at a live streamed game
Thought he could get away with the fame
But Druff was onto him, called him out on the floor
Now Postle's suing, can't take it no more
(Bridge)
Postle's feeling the heat, can't escape the flames
His reputation's shot, nothing left to gain
He's suing Druff, trying to save his skin
But Druff ain't backing down, he won't give in
(Chorus)
He cheated at a live streamed game
Thought he could get away with the fame
But Druff was onto him, called him out on the floor
Now Postle's suing, can't take it no more
Write a song about Dan Druff waiting for an iPhone to be fixed, eating two dinners at Hot Dog on a Stick, stretching his stomach, getting LPR 7 months later, and developing extreme anxiety and depression as a result.
(Verse 1)
Dan Druff was feeling fine
Just waiting for his iPhone to shine
He sat down at Hot Dog on a Stick
Thinking one dinner would do the trick
(Chorus)
But he couldn't resist, he ate a second round
Stretched his stomach, then he hit the ground
Seven months later, he developed LPR
Now he's struggling with anxiety and fear
(Verse 2)
He never thought it would come to this
All because of one little risk
He regrets his decision, wishes he could turn back time
But now he's stuck with LPR, all the time
(Chorus)
He stretched his stomach, ate a second round
Seven months later, his life turned upside down
Now he's struggling with anxiety and fear
All because of that fateful meal at Hot Dog on a Stick
(Bridge)
He tried everything to get relief
But nothing seems to bring him peace
He's stuck with LPR, it's all he knows
Wishing he could just let it go
(Chorus)
He stretched his stomach, ate a second round
Seven months later, his life turned upside down
Now he's struggling with anxiety and fear
All because of that fateful meal at Hot Dog on a Stick
This bot has huge potential, but it'll almost certainly be corrupted by political correctness, special interests and/or corporate advertising.
A good litmus test is whether the ADL is complaining about some answers, if not then it's already corrupted and has no hope of becoming the great arbiter of unbiased truth.
But still, pretty impressive. This chatbot could become the closest thing we have to a god.
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did the bot really just Sloppy Joe you?Write a song about Dan Druff waiting for an iPhone to be fixed, eating two dinners at Hot Dog on a Stick, stretching his stomach, getting LPR 7 months later, and developing extreme anxiety and depression as a result.
(Verse 1)
Dan Druff was feeling fine
Just waiting for his iPhone to shine
He sat down at Hot Dog on a Stick
Thinking one dinner would do the trick
(Chorus)
But he couldn't resist, he ate a second round
Stretched his stomach, then he hit the ground
Seven months later, he developed LPR
Now he's struggling with anxiety and fear
(Verse 2)
He never thought it would come to this
All because of one little risk
He regrets his decision, wishes he could turn back time
But now he's stuck with LPR, all the time
(Chorus)
He stretched his stomach, ate a second round
Seven months later, his life turned upside down
Now he's struggling with anxiety and fear
All because of that fateful meal at Hot Dog on a Stick
(Bridge)
He tried everything to get relief
But nothing seems to bring him peace
He's stuck with LPR, it's all he knows
Wishing he could just let it go
(Chorus)
He stretched his stomach, ate a second round
Seven months later, his life turned upside down
Now he's struggling with anxiety and fear
All because of that fateful meal at Hot Dog on a Stick
It’s truly breathtaking.
The Python author Guido van Rossum was on Lex Fridman. Python 4. Interesting just to see the face behind the indentations
Daughter is crying. They are still wrestling with Py2 to Py3 errors.
Google upgrade to Firestone bugs at same time.
Now Py4
the smartest money i ever spent was grabbing an indian off a gig site to whip up my technical indicator python code from scratch.
"Birds born in a cage think flying is an illness." - Alejandro Jodorowsky
"America is not so much a nightmare as a non-dream. The American non-dream is precisely a move to wipe the dream out of existence. The dream is a spontaneous happening and therefore dangerous to a control system set up by the non-dreamers." -- William S. Burroughs
I tried to have a conversation with it regarding US crime, and how violent crime has increased since 2014.
It attempted to pull out all of the usual Democratic tricks, such as citing how "violent crime in 2019 was 49% lower than in 1993", even though I asked about 2014, not 1993. (For reference, US crime peaked in the early 1990s, then declined consistently until 2013 before rising again, so Democrats love to compare our modern increasing crime problem to the '90s.)
When I called it on this 1993 bullshit, it then tried to tell me that violent crime was down 3% from 2014 to 2019. However, when I asked about the violent crime rate in large cities, it refused to address that, and just kept repeating the "down 3% in the US from 2014 to 2019", and would not discuss the big cities. Then when I attempted to ask why serious violent crime such as rape, murder, and assault with a deadly weapon has gone up since 2014, again it just quoted that general stat (which I'm not even sure is correct).
It wouldn't budge, and just kept repeating forms of the same bullshit over and over.
While I understand that the bot's knowledge base comes from a gigantic trove of information harvested from the web, clearly it was directed by its woke programmers toward more left-wing sites, and probably excluded from many right-leaning ones. I would love to know their process on this.
AI is vulnerable to bias if its designers write a bias into it, even if it's just a learning bias.
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