| <? | |
| require('../../../../wp=load.php; | |
| etag_start(); | |
| header('Service-Worker-Allowed: /'); | |
| ?> | |
| _wordpressConfig={templateUrl: <?=get_bloginfo('template_url');?> }; | |
| <? | |
| readfile('sw.js'); | |
| etag_end(); | |
| ?> |
| import openai | |
| openai.api_key = "YOUR API KEY HERE" | |
| model_engine = "text-davinci-003" | |
| chatbot_prompt = """ | |
| As an advanced chatbot, your primary goal is to assist users to the best of your ability. This may involve answering questions, providing helpful information, or completing tasks based on user input. In order to effectively assist users, it is important to be detailed and thorough in your responses. Use examples and evidence to support your points and justify your recommendations or solutions. | |
| <conversation_history> | |
| User: <user input> |
Disclaimer: this was just for fun and to learn about openai
I started messing around with openai's API and wanted to share some CLI tools. The following was used to test these scripts. May create a small container or codespace for this in the future.
Fedora Silverblue 37 (VM):
- 4 x 2 Vcpus (8 cores total)
The installation of Silverblue is almost identical with normal Fedora, unless you need some systemwide changes. Unfortunately, the nVIDIA driver is one of these changes. After the installation of Silverblue, I logged in, and the situation is unbearable. The whole screen started blinking, each action caused the screen refresh, and then refresh backward, and then refresh.
My intuition told me that must be nouveau, the driver which never acts normally on my 3060Ti. I followed some steps of the site: https://nudesystems.com/how-to-install-nvidia-drivers-in-fedora-silverblue/
After these steps, I found out there's one mysterious unknown display showed my whole login interface into nowhere.
Then I found this site: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/issues/2266
and modify a little to fit Silverblue:
The following instructions show howto setup default boot item in grub menu unser Fedora Linux. This may be handful in case of dual-boot setup when the default item must be set to another OS.
This method commands should be launched again after installing new kernel during updates (as it re-launches grub2-mkconfig).
| #!/bin/sh | |
| # | |
| echo " .__ __ .__ .__ "; | |
| echo " |__| ____ _______/ |______ | | | | "; | |
| echo " | |/ \ / ___/\ __\__ \ | | | | "; | |
| echo " | | | \\___ \ | | / __ \| |_| |__ "; | |
| echo " |__|___| /____ > |__| (____ /____/____/ "; | |
| echo " \/ \/ \/ "; | |
| echo " "; |
| <?php | |
| /** | |
| * File: wp-config.php | |
| * | |
| * 1. X-Frame-Options Header in Wordpress | |
| * 2. Cookie with HTTPOnly and Secure flag in Wordpress | |
| * 3. Secure connection | |
| * 4. Cleanup image edits | |
| * 5. Disable plugin and theme update and installation | |
| * 6. Disable the plugin and theme editor |