Observations and Ending the Experiment In this closing chapter of my experiment to have ChatGPT write all code for a turn-based strategy game, I part with a better understanding of the limitations of the current version 4 of OpenAI.com‘s ChatGPT. Part 3 ended with a partially functional checker-style board with movable game units, after a …
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Debugging and Implementing the Undo Feature This is the continuing story of using OpenAI’s ChatGPT to build a turn-based strategy game. I started with the idea of building something like a game called Anityoy, which I enjoy. The process is evolving and gets off to a rocky start in Part 1. The object is to …
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Today I am starting where I left off, with the intent to refactor the code. I suspect this is a big ask for ChatGPT. The code is getting harder to manage. Can the functions be grouped into classes? Also, can hard-coded values be set globally and referenced by name throughout the code? Like before, I …
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Like half the world, it seems, I thought I would play with OpenAI’s ChatGPT 4. I have toyed with various things to see how it interacts and what it can produce. Much excitement is around social media is leveraging AI as a developer code assistant. As a software developer myself, I figure it is a …
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Dry desert air, a warm evening, watching the sunset, and discovering spiders
It is June, I work, move heavy things, entertain, see shows in Las Vegas, and enjoy the benefits of telecommuting.
I will admit I enjoy watching Foundation and Ted Lasso. Foundation is visually interesting, and there is almost a story I find I want to follow. Ted Lasso is written cleverly and uplifting. Ted skips the painfully bad set-ups most sit-coms use and lets the viewer fill in those gaps, which is more powerful. Your …
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