ruby-openai VS emacs-chatgpt-jarvis

What’s the relationship, if any, with https://github.com/alexrudall/ruby-openai ?

That gem is actively maintained and widely used. It’s a good gem! But by definition they’re always playing catch up.

If you are using Open AI's API, this tokenizer is more accurate than the one coming with `ruby-openai` gem.

ruby-openai

If you can just interact with OpenAI api directly without langchain then that eliminates need for python. Here’s a gem for interacting with the OpenAI api : https://github.com/alexrudall/ruby-openai

There is a gem developed by Alex - https://github.com/alexrudall/ruby-openai.

I've been playing with ruby-openai, a Ruby gem (ie, library) that interfaces with the OpenAI API. I'm building myself a small movie-recommendation tool, just a personal need, as well as to teach myself how this stuff works. It's unlikely I'll ever build it into a proper app, as I'm okay with interacting in the shell and with text files, versus a web-based thing. But if there's interest, I'll push my tool up to Github.

Can use https://github.com/alexrudall/ruby-openai to do this sort of thing also :)

I have been coding for 22 years, never thought of myself as programmer, programming for me is like literacy, it's like calling yourself a 'reader' because you can read.

Programming is a first order thinking, a way to deconstruct and construct things, sometimes you have to use it on a computer, sometimes you have to use it while baking bread, or while woodworking.

AI will help me so much, I am super excited, and now I use it every day, I plugged in whisper+chatgpt[1] to my emacs and now it is more and more like a partner, it is of course still stupid, but it will get better, and soon (with the recent llama work people are doing) I hope we will be able to finetune it.

We are doing lists and tables and data transformations and input validation for 60 years now, we built gazillion specialised spreadsheet clones.. I think now we can start building some new things, some really "soft" software, where the users can program it with language.

This is the first time I feel the computer is helping me do something, and its not me "fighting" with it.

[1] https://github.com/jackdoe/emacs-chatgpt-jarvis

The whole experience has been absolutely surreal, I made https://github.com/jackdoe/emacs-chatgpt-jarvis few days ago, and now I speak to emacs, which asks chatgpt with my question and region selection, so I just asked it to write an extension for chrome that does api call on click, there were few mishaps with manifest version 2 and 3 and etc, but in the end in like 15-20 mins I managed to have something working and usable.

The actual file: https://github.com/jackdoe/ffs-ungpt/blob/master/content.js

The whole experience has been absolutely surreal, I made https://github.com/jackdoe/emacs-chatgpt-jarvis few days ago, and now I speak to emacs, which asks chatgpt with my question and region selection, so I just asked it to write an extension for chrome that does api call on click, there were few mishaps with manifest version 2 and 3 and etc, but in the end in like 15-20 mins I managed to have something working and usable.

This last few months have been crazy, if someone told me I will be talking to emacs and using AI to summarize content on the web half a year ago I would've told them they are crazy.

Using whisper to talk to chatgpt to make a chrome extension that will use chatgpt to summarize text that will be likely generated by chatgpt...

wow just in time, i just made https://github.com/jackdoe/emacs-chatgpt-jarvis which is chatgpt+whisper but using local whisper and chatgpt-wrapper which is a bit clunky

since i integrated chatgpt with my emacs i use it at least 20-30 times a day

i wonder if they will charge me per token if i am paying the monthly fee