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AI Content Writing

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I’ve tried using Jasper.ai, it works sometimes but many of the responses lack the right context and or coherence for making good content unfortunately.

However if you want to try Jasper yourself you can get 10k words when you use my promo link: https://jasper.ai?special=XB64oBl

There’s also chrome extensions like HyperWrite which is a really good idea for the technology to integrate seamlessly with people but the extension is still buggy, my first time installing it locked up my computer and almost crashed my chrome browser. It supposedly works with Reddit and Gmail but it doesn’t quite work yet with WordPress.

Similar to this is Github’s Copilot which uses AI to suggest or predict upcoming lines of code to save you time.

All of these services largely draw from OpenAI’s GPT-3 model which obviously is the third version of GPT, the second version GPT-2 was released for download but wasn’t nearly ready for professional use even with the largest 1.5 Billion parameter datasets. However now the GPT-3 version is bigger and more refined but you can only use it with their API to limit and protect the technology from potential abuse. You can actually access GPT-3 from the playground for free.

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Chrome Manifest Version 3 with Websocket Server

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I have been working on a chrome extension for a year. If you don’t know anything about chrome extensions or google platforms they are incredibly locked down, and have much fewer open features than are naturally available running code on your own computer. To be able to do certain advanced things from a chrome extension it is easier to send requests to a server that can do what you want. Google however has been pushing for security enhancements that make coding useful features in Chrome extensions even more difficult. When I began programming my chrome extension Manifest Version 2 was still useable, however since then all the old examples have been made obsolete, and the documentation is outdated for the new Manifest Version 3 framework. I spent a couple months asking in forums and searching for examples for making a chrome extension websocket client that could work with a websocket server and I couldn’t find an example anywhere. I eventually found some little bits of code on places like stackoverflow.com that I was eventually able to get working. I put this together as a working example of both a client and server with instructions on my Github.com

If you want to check out my other programming projects check here

https://github.com/WyattSanders/ChromeMV3WebsocketExample

Military Pet Portraits

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Pets have been serving alongside military members for centuries. In fact, dogs have been used in warfare since ancient times. From providing companionship to offering love and support, pets play an important role in the lives of those who serve our country. Today, pets continue to serve an important purpose at home.

Pets can be a crucial part of the healing process for military members who suffer from PTSD and other mental health challenges. In fact, studies have shown that spending time with pets can help reduce stress levels and increase feelings of well-being.

Everyday military service members fight for our freedoms, our pets fight an unseen war to serve us. They battle the same things we do. Pets can have depression, anxiety, PTSD, many pets will serve as prisoners of war in the pound.

Military pet portraits are a way to remember the pets that have served alongside military members. These portraits can be used to honor the bond between human and animal, and to raise awareness about the challenges that pets face during wartime.

Dall-e 2 photos

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AI has come a long way in recent years, and one of the most impressive applications of this technology is in the realm of art. OpenAI’s Dall-e 2 is a AI tool that is capable of creating high quality art based on text prompts. While Dall-e 2 is still somewhat limited, it has the potential to create some truly stunning works of art. With more development, it is likely that Dall-e 2 will become an essential tool for artists and photographers alike.

Also a word of warning, OpenAI is incredibly protective of the uses for Dall-e 2 so much so that even if you submit relatively harmless or mundane requests you get warnings that you might be automatically suspended.