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Pedro Pascal as web dev technologies

A thread.

Typescript @typescript pic.twitter.com/BYolJGgkOf

— Peer Richelsen 🗓🍊⚡️ (@peer_rich) April 9, 2023

I don’t care that it’s not AGI, GPT-4 is an incredible and transformative technology.

I recreated the game of Pong in under 60 seconds.
It was my first try.

Things will never be the same. #gpt4 pic.twitter.com/8YMUK0UQmd

— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) March 14, 2023

This was a super cool thread on Twitter that I saw where someone explained how they use ChatGPT to generate Insane MidJourney v5 prompts:

ok, confession, I used ChatGPT to generate all of the prompts in this thread.

I've tested hundreds of GPT prompts you can use to generate really good MJ prompts. I'll be sharing my favs in my next YouTube vid (link in bio)

🧵 Some example results from one. Full prompts in ALT pic.twitter.com/Yq6mHjzpXR

— Nick St. Pierre (@nickfloats) March 22, 2023

MidJourney v5 is here and it’s pretty insane.

This video by Two Minute Papers titled “Midjourney AI: A League Above DALL-E 2!” really does a great explanation of how groundbreaking MidJourney is.

This tweet really put it on the map for me, with a crazy breakdown of how its new features stack up.

Don’t Use Create react app (CRA)

Sick video from @fireship_dev about GPT 4 strats and implications for devs

It might be a good strat to use GPT-4 and feed documentation, as described in Fireship’s Code Report of GPT-4

GPT-4 just made coding tutorials obsolete

can handle 25K input words

so feed it all official docs for some lib

ask for a "step-by-step guide to build X"

writes perfect tutorial

fuck

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— Fireship (@fireship_dev) March 14, 2023

These systems don't train on customer inputshttps://t.co/rx2VcIjJmD

— Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) March 13, 2023

Amazing. A glimpse of how AI will revolutionize code migrations.https://t.co/PT5fyD7lza (h/t @thomasglopes) pic.twitter.com/mAPC5PgwiI

— Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) March 12, 2023

Also, An example of OpenAI API and ReadableStream with GPT 3 in SvelteKit. And Guillermo later mentions that OpenAI does not train on customer inputs

Daishi Kato’s Tweet gives a nice insight on how Jotai, the React state management library, works in only a few lines of code.

A legendary tweet from Fireship.

Reason I say I use Vercel: Simplifies deployments, scale, debugging, etc
Actual reason I use Vercel: Pasting the .env file makes me feel good pic.twitter.com/0i2su1xSFi

— Theo - t3.gg (@t3dotgg) January 30, 2023