A practice project to learn how intepreters work (and maybe compiler if I'm up for it)
I certainly don't have the computing power to even dream reaching ChatGPT's accuracy but just learning in more details how it works and how it can be tweaked should be great and fun
A firefox/chrome browser add-on using Whisper and ChatGPT 4 to write critical informations about a youtube video
Buliding a Stable Diffusion clone, and attempt to train it with absolutely no pre-exisitng data (data generated by the model is fine)
No Royal Requirements, disabling all room requirements for royal pawns as well as disabled work types. Should include VFE Empire compatibility.
Revive the Blockly to PyTorch project Alternatively, create a programmimng language meant to transpile to PyTorch
Probably not the first thing to make, but a portfolio website could be cool to have
A website powered with ChatGPT-4V and DALL-E 3 to create presets and fine-tune in loop the images being generated to attempt to help in creating something great Bonus points for doing this with open-source uncensored models instead, but I most certainly lack the computing power for this Could be done with Electron since I mean for this to be a local app, this could be an occasion to learn Electron
I mean the board game, making a simulator that could be ran multiple times to anylise best strategies
Probably with LOVE2D, I always struggled with the idea of making a visualizer for an algorhythm, and this is a good occasion to learn
And I don't mean using ChatGPT to make the mod, but using ChatGPT to generate cards on the fly, and perhaps even bosses and relics.
Not sure how to go about it yet, but it's certain that control flow and functions are going to be a requirement there.
I occasionaly just wish to count how long in lines a file or group of file is, finally a project that I can do and actually use !
I just wanna learn to finally do stuff with LUA's package manager, and I know I'll need it for that.
I used to have that in Python a while back, might do it again. But there maybe a better way to do it, one that can actually be shared rather than telling people to put a batch file in their startup folder. Especially since I'm targetting windows, which isn't quite convenient to have python apps launch on startup.
OH MY CELESTIA Lua really needs a package manager that work out of the box. And LuaRocks unfortunately ain't it.
Hmmm, it'd be a bit difficult, but I feel like this could be a full-size game project I could actually be able and willing to do.
If I can't come up with projects on my own, I'll generate or scarp them !
Tacit programming sounds perfect for this type of usage... perhaps something close to Hyperscript could be good.
print channels where it's last message's author's permissions has admin sounds like plausibly valid code, might be hard to code the parser though, but i mean, Hyperscript did do something similar after all.