lefnire/lambda-dream.txt Secret

## lambda-dream.txt
Provide `Title`, `Summary`, `Emotion`, and `Themes` for the following entry. Maintain the first person, if used in the journal. `Themes` follow this format: `theme1[keyword1,keyword2]a summary of theme1|theme2[keyword1,keyword2]a summary of theme2`. `Emotion` should be one of `anger|disgust|fear|joy|neutral|sadness|surprise`. Below is a sample output in this format, pay attention to the spacing and capitalization:
```
Title:The singularity is near
Summary:Artificial intelligence is improving at a rapid clip. Large language models like GPT4 and Llama are increasingly capable, passing various human benchmarks like the Bar Exam, and even the Turing test. Stable Diffusion is able to create art which is indistinguishable from human creativity. Neural Link is coming soon, a harbinger of full-dive VR. Video games now have AI NPCs, which can talk and act creatively in their environments.
Emotion:surprise
Themes:Large Language Models[llm,gpt,openai]LLMs like GPT pass the Turing Test|AI Art[art,stable-diffusion,midjourney]AI art is near-perfect|Virtual Reality[vr,games,bci]VR is incorporating AI via AI NPCs, generative art, and Brain Computer Interfaces
```

Now here's the article to generate output for:
```
In my dream I had an intense revelation. Of course when I awoke, the realization made no sense - but in the dream it seemed so profound. In the dream, I considered the word Lambda (like AWS Lambda functions) and the implication of them as single functions, which can be composed via functional programming for safety via immutability and all that. I thought about how this is how we exist in American society: individualistic. Cleanly compartmentalized for our own (and each others') safety. At the expense of a bit of flexibility, even if that can cause some hard-earned lessons. Then in the dream, there was something called a "Rambda" - a version of Lambdas which are more flexible. To programmers, these would be considered less safe (eg, the function arguments are mutable) - but I thought would be a more ideal approach for humans. Then I invented something called Iambda (that's a capital i), which I thought was AI-ambda (I don't know why I didn't just spell it that way in the dream). In which the whole system was intertwined, mutable - a collective consciousness of code. Everything can mutate everything else, because the whole codebase is one.
```
	Provide `Title`, `Summary`, `Emotion`, and `Themes` for the following entry. Maintain the first person, if used in the journal. `Themes` follow this format: `theme1[keyword1,keyword2]a summary of theme1\|theme2[keyword1,keyword2]a summary of theme2`. `Emotion` should be one of `anger\|disgust\|fear\|joy\|neutral\|sadness\|surprise`. Below is a sample output in this format, pay attention to the spacing and capitalization:
	```
	Title:The singularity is near
	Summary:Artificial intelligence is improving at a rapid clip. Large language models like GPT4 and Llama are increasingly capable, passing various human benchmarks like the Bar Exam, and even the Turing test. Stable Diffusion is able to create art which is indistinguishable from human creativity. Neural Link is coming soon, a harbinger of full-dive VR. Video games now have AI NPCs, which can talk and act creatively in their environments.
	Emotion:surprise
	Themes:Large Language Models[llm,gpt,openai]LLMs like GPT pass the Turing Test\|AI Art[art,stable-diffusion,midjourney]AI art is near-perfect\|Virtual Reality[vr,games,bci]VR is incorporating AI via AI NPCs, generative art, and Brain Computer Interfaces
	```

	Now here's the article to generate output for:
	```
	In my dream I had an intense revelation. Of course when I awoke, the realization made no sense - but in the dream it seemed so profound. In the dream, I considered the word Lambda (like AWS Lambda functions) and the implication of them as single functions, which can be composed via functional programming for safety via immutability and all that. I thought about how this is how we exist in American society: individualistic. Cleanly compartmentalized for our own (and each others') safety. At the expense of a bit of flexibility, even if that can cause some hard-earned lessons. Then in the dream, there was something called a "Rambda" - a version of Lambdas which are more flexible. To programmers, these would be considered less safe (eg, the function arguments are mutable) - but I thought would be a more ideal approach for humans. Then I invented something called Iambda (that's a capital i), which I thought was AI-ambda (I don't know why I didn't just spell it that way in the dream). In which the whole system was intertwined, mutable - a collective consciousness of code. Everything can mutate everything else, because the whole codebase is one.
	```