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Liebranca
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Some time ago, when exactly the fuck I don't quite remember and promise I never will unless just the right amount of ass is provided in a timely fashion, I start going about how I want to work on some utils to make writing prompts easier.

What I do remember and will remind you with strongly renewed vigor is the fact that I signed a legally-binding document to grant the general public a full pardon for my own ritualistic assassination should I ever use the term "prompt-engineering" unironically.

This pact still holds, and were I to break my solemn oath, then I will hold you fully accountable every single second I find myself still breathing.

Anyhoo, today was the first test of my resolve, for I have implemented both the stupid preprocessor and the local database prototype that allows it to fetch long ass definitions from disk, and both have been published (main: https://github.com/Liebranca/...).

I must admit to you all that though I have not failed, I felt weakness for a second when filling out tags in the repo description, as only "prompt-engineering" was recognized as a legit tag, and not "prompt-writing". In that moment, I almost gave in to temptation, as the accursed Satan whispered in my ear, appealing to my desire for recognition.

However, I reminded this ill buttrape daemon that their fate lies in the burning fires of hell, and as a result was allowed to resist it's alluring diabolical seduction. And for not giving in to greed, I have kept my life, my honor, and my anal virginity.

Also I wrote *some* documentation, it's shit but it's something.

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    @Demolishun The argument, I believe, is that it is a kind of weak code since there's keywords, the order and weight of tokens matter, how you separate tokens affects the output, etcetera.

    But it is, most definitively, nowhere near as technical. Thus, I reject the term, even though I may probably be taken seriously if I were to use it.

    Making NPCs talk is fun though. Have you seen that Skyrim mod that generates dialogue responses from text input? It's a little dull but I like the idea.
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    @jestdotty yeah exactly, that thing.

    Why are we writing dialogue by hand like a bunch of fucks? We should be generating that shit. GET ME SOME COFFEE.
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    @Demolishun Maybe it's because I spedrun Legend of Mana and the Narnia books as a kid, but I like having nothing but text. That way I can imagine what the fantasy people are saying, and how serious they are in their delivery. Current voice generation is OK but it kills my ~ i m m e r s i o n ~ too easily. We'll see if it gets better...
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    @jestdotty Just imagine the chaotic potential of having access to generators that cannot be distinguished from reality. Mere revitionism is enough to execute soft retcons of world history, so what would even happen with shit like that?

    Utter annihilation of truth. And taking bronze age shitposting to the next level.
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    @jestdotty Like my mama says: "evil makes stupid" c:
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