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Live editing a react app with plain English featuring
@OpenAI Edit GPT, @nextjs and precedent template from @steventey (speed 1.5x)
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A classic is a book you keep turning the pages waiting for something to happen and find that you have turned the last page without anything ever happening!! 😅😂🤣
Trying to make ChatGPT behave like a random number generator. Its output is obviously not random but it's not nonsensical. It always outputs a value different than the previous output. It seems like it tries to maintain the expectation of the initial distribution
Creating React components in parallel with @OpenAI GPT-3
Creating a simple node.js api backend with @OpenAI GPT. The js code generated is exported to a new file with the command 'org-babel-tangle', shell cmds are executed with C-c C-c. Chatting with GPT like this looks a lot like literate programming
This could be really valuable, since interacting with GPT leaves a trace, all development processes are recorded and therefore reproducible. Literate programming makes everything more readable, maintainable and reproducible www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/….
The code used to do this github.com/beguene/emacs-gpt…
Instructions are at the top of the file
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Live editing a react app with plain English featuring
@OpenAI Edit GPT, @nextjs and precedent template from @steventey (speed 1.5x)
This all works by sending the file buffer + the instruction to the openai api edit gpt beta.openai.com/docs/api-ref… which does all the work 😆. It then replaces the file with the api response and so on.
Seeing how developer tools improve daily, the advantage of having correct thinking skills over good typing skills will become even more pronounced.




