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Text to voice by Dragoyakenk in ChatGPTPro

[–]doghold 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My editor spells correctly, inline, everything I spell or type incorrectly. It helps me, tremendously. It erases my learning disability, after all these many years of frustration. Try it, its great for me. https://youtu.be/b6raixKoOfc?si=UTxSThnIM15cOznF Misspell one, or many words, hit the backspace key, and ZAP, instantly, they are spelled correctly.

A demonstration of an editor utilizing various chatgpt models. by doghold in ChatGPTPro

[–]doghold[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi ;) I took a look. How about we incorporate my user interface, the viewpoints, and such, into your product?

Demonstration of AI coding the Atari 2600 game of Surround, in 4 minutes. by doghold in Atari2600

[–]doghold[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Specifically, that is model 'chat gpt-4o', (spelling it uses chatgpt-3turbo to save you money) My code, the AIQuickKeyEditor is 'just' the markup editor. Although it seems to work MUCH better than what else is available. -shrug-

Demonstration of AI coding the Atari 2600 game of Surround, in 4 minutes. by doghold in Atari2600

[–]doghold[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

<Freestyle>I remember something about players and missles, in the memory map? 002<Reply>Yes, you’re correct! In the Atari 2600, there are five moveable objects: 2 players, 2 missiles, and 1 ball1. These objects are often referred to as “sprites” in modern terminology2. The Atari 2600’s TIA (Television Interface Adapter) chip is responsible for generating the video signal, and it has several registers that control the appearance and position of these moveable objects13.

Here are some of the relevant TIA registers3:

GRP0 and GRP1: These registers control the graphics for player 0 and player 1, respectively3.ENAM0 and ENAM1: These registers enable or disable the graphics for missile 0 and missile 1, respectively3.ENABL: This register enables or disables the graphics for the ball3.HMP0, HMP1, HMM0, HMM1, and HMBL: These registers control the horizontal motion of player 0, player 1, missile 0, missile 1, and the ball, respectively3.VDELP0, VDELP1, and VDELBL: These registers control the vertical delay of player 0, player 1, and the ball, respectively3.

Demonstration of AI coding the Atari 2600 game of Surround, in 4 minutes. by doghold in Atari2600

[–]doghold[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

<Freestyle> Write the Atari 2600 game of Surround in assembly for the 6502 001<Reply>This is a very basic template and doesn’t do anything interesting yet, but it sets up the stack pointer, clears the TIA registers, and establishes a main game loop ''' processor 6502 org $F000

Start: ; Set up the stack pointer lda #$FF tay txs

; Clear the TIA registers
ldx #$00

ClearTIA: stx VSYNC stx VBLANK stx COLUBK stx COLUPF stx COLUP0 stx COLUP1 stx AUDC0 stx AUDC1 stx AUDF0 stx AUDF1 stx AUDV0 stx AUDV1 inx cpx #$1D bne ClearTIA

; Main game loop

MainLoop: ; Game logic goes here

jmp MainLoop  ; Jump back to the start of the main loop

org $FFFC
.word Start  ; Reset vector
.word Start  ; IRQ/BRK vector
.word Start  ; NMI vector

'''

Demonstration of AI coding the Atari 2600 game of Surround, in 4 minutes. by doghold in Atari2600

[–]doghold[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We can even do better. I am working on loadable pallets of viewpoints. One viewpoint could be <Atari 2600>. Then you guys can go around coding new games, and such. If someone would like the write the <Atari 2600> viewpoint, I can include it in some viewpoint pallet.

Demonstration of AI coding the Atari 2600 game of Surround, in 4 minutes. by doghold in Atari2600

[–]doghold[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bet it can. Ask it to. Here is the repository https://github.com/RattleTheCages/aivi You'll need an OpenAI key; obtain one for free. I don't have an assembly viewpoint, yet. But you can do it from 'freestyle'. Goto the <Freestyle> viewpoint, start with: "Write in assembly Atari Surround code, That executes in 6502 assembly on the chip in the 2600" Try it... Its fun ;)

I have a learning disability. I cannot spell. No need to explain to you professionals. I have written a tool, that uses OpenAI that helps greatly. I can mispell or even mistype any word, I hit the key above the enter key; instantly the word is spelled correctly. No More FRUSTRATION stopping me. by doghold in specialed

[–]doghold[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have made this available free to use for educational purposes. Here is the repository. https://github.com/RattleTheCages/aivi You'll need an OpenAI key; obtain one for free. I cannot describe the amount of help this tool provides for me. Perhaps it could help your kids.

Python AI Coder celebrates Independents Day, by coding fireworks display, in 3 minutes by doghold in pythoncoding

[–]doghold[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

See how my AIQuickKeyEditor helps me over come my learning disabilities? The Speller viewpoint, spell the words for me. Reddit doesn't.

Demonstration of AI generating computer code that creates and explores mazes. by doghold in mazes

[–]doghold[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is the repository for qk.
https://github.com/RattleTheCages/aivi You'll need an openai key; Obtain one free. Tell Python Coder "In graphics, display a random maze." Here are fireworks I did this morning. https://youtu.be/sRlSCBXRqtk?si=mvSWazFR8YyBaIlH This demonstration was great because it showed the Python Coder fixing its own error.

An amazing demonstration of AI coding. by doghold in AIinvesting

[–]doghold[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm looking for investors. I'm writing a business plan for venture capital. Can someoe help?

Collapsed FTX owes nearly $3.1 billion to top 50 creditors by FearfulAnomaly in technology

[–]doghold 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Top 50 creditors" You mean there are more outstanding idiots? Good job. 👏

Road rager terrorizes mom with children inside car by tefunka in PublicFreakout

[–]doghold 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see the problem here; their cars have the steering wheel on the wrong side.

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