This is a next level use of GPT-3 Codex 🔥
Voice recognition mixed with GPT-3 can enable a simpler & easier way to create 3D and AR content.
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Everything below "Bug found in the above code" was generated by @OpenAI Codex. It found the bug without a problem, but for some reason decided to add some HTML to the mix :)
Have been playing with OpenAI Codex for a while now, still shocked by how simple it is to complete mundane multi-step programing tasks🤯All I needed to do is to write the docstring. Much faster than me googling+tinkering
This is real. @OpenAI's Codex is phenomenal, and it clearly already knows the DOM layout of many popular websites. All I did was wrap it in a Chrome extension that provides a command shell. Disconcertingly, it also has a sense of humor...
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Been playing around with Codex all day. It’s great at generating SQL queries from simple English. It got requests like this correct almost every single time!
This brings us MUCH closer to sci-fi (Jarvis/LCARS) like computers that can give us data as we speak to them :D
Excited to share my interview with @gdb on @OpenAI Codex. The Codex API is a direct descendant of GPT-3 trained on a massive corpus of publicly available text and code. It performs autocomplete tasks on computer code. Copilot, announced earlier with Github was the 1st Codex app.
Congrats on finishing the challenge!
And sorry about the slowness; we had more demand than expected and the competition servers did not respond well to the load.
Oh I came in 8th in the @OpenAI Codex challenge! Yay free t-shirt :D
Not at all a reflection of my programming ability (the system was super glitchy in the beginning – I suspect a lot of people just left). But I'm super super impressed by Codex [1/]
Just wrote a web scraper for my own blog using @OpenAI Codex in few mins.
Worked well with just a couple of lines of change.
It even used the prompts to comment on the relevant code.
My personal favorite of our Codex examples — a program written in Python, which rewrites itself into Ruby, which rewrites itself into Python, which rewrites itself into Ruby, ad infinitum.
Writing it felt like writing a new kind of quine (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quine_…).
The new @OpenAI Codex model is a pretty exciting piece of technology.
Here I made a @Blender add-on and taught it how to use the built in Python API.
Taking creative coding to the next level!!