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Google has an amazing free API endpoint for text completions ,

below are some examples of the completions I got and the python code to interact with the API

Star this gist if this was helpful to you. Enjoy text completions

user@linux:$ python3 google_text_completion.py
 > hackers are
hackers are watching you

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In the following video I show with a simple example one of the use cases of Reptyl, a project I created recently.

At this link you can find the project home with the complete README: https://github.com/0ut0flin3/Reptyl

VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_2KRmFauYM

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In this short guide, I'll show you how you can make variables in your code accessible from GPT-3, then be modified based on GPT-3 responses.

In the guide below, Python will be used for examples, but the method can be used for any programming language.

So, let's say we have a Python variable called FLAG with value False, so FLAG=False. Let's imagine that we want the value of the FLAG variable to become True only if we ask GPT-3 for something specific, or rather, if GPT-3 will answer us with a certain sentence. To achieve this we must instruct GPT-3 to always respond in the exact same way if we dictate a specific request to it. For example, let's pretend that in our program there is a game mode called "hard mode" and that the FLAG variable should be False if it is off and True if it is on. We can simply tell GPT-3 to always respond with the string ::HARD_MODE_ENABLED:: if we ask it to enable "hard mode" and to always respond with the string ::HARD_MODE_DISABLED:: if we ask it to disable it

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