Code-Generation
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Who has time to learn programming when the world's ending? Luckily there's AI - both local (LLM's, like Anything LLM/LLM Studio) and Online (GPT/Claude etc).
Even if you can't code you should still leverage VS Codium, which is literally VS Code - without Microsoft's tracking - you can still use the same extension and everything, just takes a slight bit more to get going. You can do all sorts of things with Codium, like viewing mindmaps and connecting them with scripts. I have dyscalculia which means I can't learn programming languages - but I'm hypersane enough to know how AI thinks/works. For instance, I made an obsidian plugin with ChatGPT 3.5 via browser without paid plan - the chat history was literally over 700 pages, but I instinctively knew how to chain causality together from studying consequentialism so much. Between a GPT pro plan, understanding of consequentialism, the philosophies of combining mechanics in ways not done before and all the other free resources - you are mostly limited by imagination. It's literally adding super-intelligence to your imagination, it's the person who uses the tool, not just the tool. This is why I can get original work with my GPT not done before with intense accuracy and philosophy, and why most everyone gets such generic results that the average masses think AI is bad/stupid etc - It's only as stupid as the person using it, putting in original work to fact-check and test other theories leads to massive personal knowledge base and understanding (those are mutually exclusive btw).
If you have a books worth and you understand how to leverage GPT (Custom or not), you can get multiple books out of it - without using the expensive pay-as-you-go API either. I have yet to use API in my GPT, I set that handicap myself to force genuine growth and hyper-sane challenges that come full-circle always learning many things each day. Average plays life and everything meaningful on easy mode - I'm on newgame+Curse Mode, and my work speaks for itself (whether or not someone has the patience to match intelligence to read them).
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