How do you use Chat GPT?

[o.pwuaioc]

I'm really surprised no one has jumped on this here yet. How is everyone using ChatGPT? Any neat things you've done?

I just finished a long text-based adventure game with it. I asked it to create a fantasy adventure, gave it some rules, gave it some guidelines, and had a go. It wasn't the absolute best text adventure, but it was fun enough for what it was. What really made it special was that it wasn't static: I could invent new items to acquire and it would send me off on a quest to get it. I could imagine complex solutions to situations, and it would parse it nearly perfectly. And there was so much of it! I pasted the whole conversation into a doc and it came out to some 36,000+ words from start to finish. The neat thing was that at the end it even recapped what had happened. Of course, the writing is cliche, and it got lost a couple times, but I learned some tricks in managing it. This really does feel like future tech.

Is anyone else playing around with this or its competitors?

[Anapan]

I started following a guide to make it work on my Echo Dot devices for free (all have the Billy Bass bluetooth puppet), but it got convoluted and I gave up.

[RobertAugustdeMeijer]

I'm really surprised no one has jumped on this here yet. How is everyone using ChatGPT? Any neat things you've done?

I just finished a long text-based adventure game with it. I asked it to create a fantasy adventure, gave it some rules, gave it some guidelines, and had a go. It wasn't the absolute best text adventure, but it was fun enough for what it was. What really made it special was that it wasn't static: I could invent new items to acquire and it would send me off on a quest to get it. I could imagine complex solutions to situations, and it would parse it nearly perfectly. And there was so much of it! I pasted the whole conversation into a doc and it came out to some 36,000+ words from start to finish. The neat thing was that at the end it even recapped what had happened. Of course, the writing is cliche, and it got lost a couple times, but I learned some tricks in managing it. This really does feel like future tech.

Is anyone else playing around with this or its competitors?

Fascinating!

[bmoc]

I've been using it for Powershell scripts at work. It gets a lot of things wrong but it is usually close enough that I can fix it. It has been a huge time saver and I've learned a lot by fixing its mistakes. It is really good at regular expressions which used to take me forever because I use them so infrequently.