#learningtoprogram — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #learningtoprogram, aggregated by home.social.
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I published a rough proof-of-concept of my #AgeVerification idea at #NeoCities. Put the presidents or the game consoles (only two topics so far) in chronological order to prove your are old enough.
Of course, need some research to show how well it would work, but using accuracy and completion time should be somewhat indicative of age.
In full form, it would require many more topics and successful completion of more than one.
#ChatGPT helped me.
https://spackman-chris.neocities.org/age-verification/age-verification
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I published a rough proof-of-concept of my #AgeVerification idea at #NeoCities. Put the presidents or the game consoles (only two topics so far) in chronological order to prove your are old enough.
Of course, need some research to show how well it would work, but using accuracy and completion time should be somewhat indicative of age.
In full form, it would require many more topics and successful completion of more than one.
#ChatGPT helped me.
https://spackman-chris.neocities.org/age-verification/age-verification
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Was showing my 15yo some basic gpt3 stuff this morning and he was amazed. That same kind of amazed he had when I would pull coins from his ear when he was 4 heh.
I got up to refill my coffee and he sat down to modify the prompt in the openai cli example I was using to ask "is Trevor cooler than Zate" and laughed when the response informed him that Zate was infact cooler than Trevor.
I then showed him how I could generate 6 topic sections for a blog on "The Ethics of using #AI to do your homework" and then ask it to generate 2 paragraphs for a specific topic.
Lightbulbs went off lol. Now he is finally asking me if I can help him learn to program. So finding him some resources to learn python. Only been trying to do that for about 8 years lol.
I thought it would be games that got him into tech (like me) but it turns out that AI is interesting to him.
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Was showing my 15yo some basic gpt3 stuff this morning and he was amazed. That same kind of amazed he had when I would pull coins from his ear when he was 4 heh.
I got up to refill my coffee and he sat down to modify the prompt in the openai cli example I was using to ask "is Trevor cooler than Zate" and laughed when the response informed him that Zate was infact cooler than Trevor.
I then showed him how I could generate 6 topic sections for a blog on "The Ethics of using #AI to do your homework" and then ask it to generate 2 paragraphs for a specific topic.
Lightbulbs went off lol. Now he is finally asking me if I can help him learn to program. So finding him some resources to learn python. Only been trying to do that for about 8 years lol.
I thought it would be games that got him into tech (like me) but it turns out that AI is interesting to him.
