GPT

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CHAT GPT

So I've been goofing around with chat GPT lately. And I'll admit - it's good, like really good at what it proports to do.

So here's the big thing though - it's easily jail broken still. Not gonna say how but will hint and say it is still the same old loop trick, just slightly modified. If ya know ya know.

Anyway - so I have it making images, helping me with articles, helping with some coding.
NOW CODEX - that thing is one sexy son of a bitch.

Using Codex for just 3 days - I've quadrupled my productivity compared to anti gravity.
Plus - it's more stable, less ram hungry. I mean I can go on and gush but wont.
I'm not even vibe coding that's the best part.

I have a workflow I like.
I plan with 5.4 mini on low. We discuss and talk tactics, modes of deployment and methods to use even code snippets. Then I create an implementation plan, this plan is verbose and details and outlines every single step that we are going to take.

THEN (this is where the magic happens) I feed it to the llm. With one Caveat!

interrupting edit: Fucking hell mental note, deal with the blog deployment having .. early deployment issues .. on with what I was saying.

[code]I will be coding exactly from lines #--># you can assist but do not surpass.
As I code make recommendations. Though remember my decisions are final.[/code]

Then Code ( I say typically cause I'm lazy ) [b]I will be coding from lines 0-nth[/b]

Anyway - this turns out to create a wicked loop of the AI just keeping up with you as you code.
So me typing out an if statement turns into

clicks I then F
AI Goes .. OH if statement. --> Pushes to user as auto-complete
clicks tab
POOF
[code] if condition:
# Code to execute if condition is True
pass [/code]
Done. Better yet! If I select a block of text I can do any wrapper I want not just the common ones.

And I've been playing with

"Auto-Correct my syntax errors when they're made"

However it hasn't proven very effective in testing. I'll keep at it
Umm yea - that's my rant.

All the best
Be Your Best

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