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The script for this "chat" was written by deepseek 3. Lately I have been locally experimenting with dolphin-mistral for nsfw stuff, and it's been... interesting. They're all lib models, but if you preface your prompts with the right information you can usually pull some interesting info out of it. What I typically do is the following.

You are a [field: Program, programming language, specific hardware, writing] expert, specializing in [specific code language or topic]. [optional: You are intimately familiar with the works of (whatever) lenin, michael parenti, and michael Hudson etc..] I am trying to [build a website that does X, write a report about X, overthrow the government, etc]

Here is my current code or resources: [if I have any. I've copied entire research papers and code libraries. I max out the window all the time.] [also, sometimes you wanna put this at the very start and then follow it up with a description of what you need. experiment.]

Now that I've stated my goals, please take a moment to internalize what I'm asking, step back and contemplate how such a feat could be achieved. Visualize in your mind a number of solutions, then outline a plan of attack we can take to accomplish the goal in a unique, ingenious, and efficient manner. [For code, I may ask it to keep in mind best practices and security.] [i don't always include this: Feel free to ask me any questions to clarify what I'm looking for.] Thank you.

Also, I'll often experiment with and steal from the patterns here:

https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric/tree/main/patterns

I have so many alarms, a php tasklog running on raspberry pi, RFID tags that my phone use to update the tasklog. I have php/database based around gtd that I'm supposed to be tying into the tasklog that I haven't gotten around to yet. And I have a couple of tablets mounted on walls in my house that are also set up as rudimentary dashboards/ endpoints for updating the tasklog (still not implemented that part). But the most helpful tool has been setup up some cardboard kanban boards with post it notes on them (which is probably why I haven't gotten around to tiying the gtd php code in the tasklog yet.)

I also have routines set up on my phone to block out social media during working hours to keep me from getting lost doom scrolling. Like if I open up instagram in the middle of the day, it redirects me to firefoxwith the webpage for the tasklog.

I've also considered setting up some code to text message me reminders of what I should be doing if I'm on a task for too long. Like if my current tasklog entry is Duolingo and it's past 20 minutes, send me a text ask me what I'm working on.

I am not diagnosed with anything, however, if I don't resort to this shit and trying to gamify/gaslight myself, nothing gets done. So who knows what that means. The weekends when I (try to) sleep in and go of my m-f schedule is chaos and none of my important projects get done.

The other day I saw it put a whole website into an iframe.

Ugh. idk. I think there was a lemmy update for the file preview aspect and it's kinda janky.

Thanks! I'm hoping I'll be able to make some pretty cool posts on synesthesia and other concepts once I get into the audio visualizer app.

Thanks!

Thank you, future overlord.

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Y'all need to be more patient, I've yet to receive a single Xi Buck towards my work.

You're you, they're them. We're all running different races and they're not in competition. Except for me, my anxiety assures me I am in competition with everyone.

More like humblebbrag video. Cool cutscenes. laughed at your big bad.

Awesome! Looks great!