#Generating bitmap images with ChatGPT
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Can you make a copy/paste for this here?
ahhh thanks!
you will need a flask server running for it to display properly
all the instructions are there
I wonder if i can find an online host thatll run it, i dont think i have any open ports in my network
or many*
and im too lazy to check
yes, but i have some ports closed I believe, less open ports is less points of entry for a cybersecurity network attack. But I can't remember if I have that implemented on my own network
ye, just run the script in flask and copy the prompt
0000000000000000-0000000000000000-0000000000000000-0000000000000321-0000004321000000-0000543210543210-0034567890123456-0032109876543210-0032100000000000-0032109876543210-0034567890123456-0000543210543210-0000004321000000-0000000000000321-0000000000000000-0000000000000000-0000000000000000
it interpets the data as 16 strings of 16 pixels, which can each be a different colour from 0-9
That's so clever, good job
@oblique atlas technically speaking, can't one send the local http inbound and outbound packets to a server connected to the internet?
yea thats literally the purpose of routers
@oblique atlas i meant using that re-routing with CG <>local server<>internet
i dont get what you mean
chatGPT isnt communicating with anything
other than your prompt
its embedding on your end
I see. I misunderstood then. How does the flack server interacts with chatgpt?
flask does not interact with CGPT. your browser will make a get request to it to get the image. its just embedded with markdown so all CGPT has to do is send a link with a bit of formatting
Ok thanks for the explanation.
noice
no need to self host flask anymore
Did you host a GitHub website or something? What's the new prompt?
its hosted on a pi
discord mods got a lil salty so now i have to post a link to this thread
why is that?
did they add new capabilities to chatgpt or it wasn't needed from the start?
I hosted it on a server
That's really cool @oblique atlas
yea, i was meaning to host a web server for a while, finally gave me a reason to do it
@oblique atlas do you think a similar implementation can be achieved to make it generate 8bit music using midi format?