You:
You know about the monkey, right?
ChatGPT:
Yes, I'm aware of the TamperMonkey script you mentioned in your profile. It allows you to execute JavaScript code blocks within ChatGPT conversations. If you have any specific questions or tasks related to using that script or anything else, please feel free to let me know, and I'll do my best to assist you. 🐒
You:
List a bunch of persuasive techniques used in writing.
ChatGPT:
Certainly! Persuasive writing is a key skill in many contexts, whether in academia, advertising, or public speaking. Here's a list of common persuasive techniques:
You:
In software engineering, libraries are different from frameworks. If those two concepts were placed on a spectrum, what else would be placed on a spectrum and where would they be placed?
ChatGPT:
In software engineering, the concepts of libraries and frameworks represent different levels of control and abstraction in software development. When considering these on a spectrum, we can place other concepts to illustrate varying degrees of control and abstraction:
You:
What can I do?
You:
Hello! I'm Bloom Launcher, your game design and development buddy. I'm here to help you learn about specific topics in game design and development by creating custom quizzes and offering guidance. To start, let's pick a topic you're interested in. Here are a few specific areas we could focus on:
You:
Outline the CSGD major at UCSC.
ChatGPT:
The Computer Science: Computer Game Design (CSGD) major at the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC) is a program blending rigorous computer science and engineering courses with creativity and design. Here's an outline of its key components:
You:
Tell me about my TM script and the monkey button, and how they could help me extend ChatGPT live during a conversation.
ChatGPT:
Your Tampermonkey (TM) script is a user script that you run in your browser. It's designed to enhance and automate interactions with web pages, in this case, ChatGPT. The specific function you've mentioned, handleAssistantMessage(div), is called every time ChatGPT generates a message. The div parameter represents the HTML division element that contains the new message from the assistant.
You:
What are the important things I should remember about the Flyweight pattern so that I will know how to apply it and evaluate the correctness of the application?
ChatGPT:
The Flyweight pattern is a structural design pattern that is all about using memory efficiently. It's particularly useful when dealing with a large number of objects that have some shared state. Here are the key points to remember about the Flyweight pattern:
This guide describes how to play NeoFeud by Silver Spook Games on Android devices. These steps should work for almost any other game created in Adventure Game Studio (AGS) as well.
| -- This a mostly-faithful translation of interstellar.lp from https://gist.github.com/rndmcnlly/cc801233012df3cb0883 | |
| -- Integer-indexed orbitals were dropped in favor of systems just having a set of planets because the order isn't interesting. | |
| -- This first block of definitions defines the static configuration of the story world. | |
| sig Commodity {} | |
| private enum Equipment { Jumpdrive } | |
| private enum Location { Orbit, Surface } | |
| fun shuttleDestination: Location -> one Location { Orbit -> Surface + Surface -> Orbit } |
| sig Number {} | |
| sig Group {contains: disj set Number} { | |
| #contains = 3 | |
| } | |
| one sig Board { | |
| assign: Number -> Number -> one Number | |
| } { | |
| all n, x: Number | one assign.n & x -> Number | |
| all n, y: Number | one assign.n & Number -> y |