What would you pay for ship interiors?

[Aerendyl]

Well as long as they don't disregard my beautiful poems, I'll stay happy.

Written by ChatGPT, right?

Here's another one:

In the depths of space, where darkness reigns
An endless universe, vast and uncontained
A place of wonder, a place of dreams
Where the stars gleam, and the void teems

Elite Dangerous, a world of its own
A game of exploration, of the unknown
A ship in the void, a lone beacon of light
A traveler's vessel, a pathfinder's right

Oh, to explore the depths of space
To witness wonders, to chart new ways
To see the stars up close, to marvel in awe
To discover the secrets hidden in the void's maw

But how much more wondrous it would be
If Frontier Developments could see
To implement ship interiors, to truly feel
The vastness of space, the wonder so real

To walk the halls of our trusty ships
To feel the hum of the engines' whips
To gaze out windows, and see the stars
To feel the cold embrace of space so far

Oh, the possibilities that await
If only we could truly participate
In this vast universe, this endless sea
If only we could live it, and truly be

Elite Dangerous, a game of the stars
A place of wonders, a place so far
But with ship interiors, it could be more
A place of immersion, a place to explore.

 

[Shabine]

Well as long as they don't disregard my beautiful poems, I'll stay happy.

I asked ChatGPT to write me a poem about old ducks, and it coughed up this gem:

Old ducks, with beaks of gold,
They have seen the world unfold,
From ducklings small to grand old birds,
They've traveled far with feathered herds.

I quite like it.

 

[Old Duck]

I asked ChatGPT to write me a poem about old ducks, and it coughed up this gem:

Old ducks, with beaks of gold,
They have seen the world unfold,
From ducklings small to grand old birds,
They've traveled far with feathered herds.

I quite like it.

That pretty much describes my life as a CMDR

 

[Rat Catcher]

Especially if they're implying that the developers are not mature enough to take the value of out of critical feedback for their own gain.

I'm sure the developers are mature enough to take constructive criticism.

Equally sure that when they read through a series of tirades that equate to: "I don't like the expansion and anyone who does should seek professional help" that the laughter might be heard reverberating throught the hallowed halls of Cambridge!

 

[Frankymole]

Written by ChatGPT, right?

Here's another one:

In the depths of space, where darkness reigns
An endless universe, vast and uncontained
A place of wonder, a place of dreams
Where the stars gleam, and the void teems

Is ChatGPT only able to emulate the poetic expertise of Dave Masterman? Or can it actually write any good ones?

 

[Frankymole]

I asked ChatGPT to write me a poem about old ducks, and it coughed up this gem:

Old ducks, with beaks of gold,
They have seen the world unfold,
From ducklings small to grand old birds,
They've traveled far with feathered herds.

I quite like it.

Birds don't have herds, they have flocks. D-, try harder.

 

[KillaALF]

Birds don't have herds, they have flocks. D-, try harder.

Or murders, or gaggles.

 

[[VR] Mad Mike]

Is ChatGPT only able to emulate the poetic expertise of Dave Masterman? Or can it actually write any good ones?

I was experimenting with the chatbot over lunch and asked it to write a poem about gene annotation (my job) . I reckon it is pretty good. 7/10 better than I could do

In the world of genes, so small and vast,
Lies a task that’s daunting, but will not last,
A process we call gene annotation,
Interpreting DNA, a complex translation.
A team of scientists, who work hand in hand,
With technology and databases at their command,
Search for meaning in the genetic code,
A puzzle to solve, a mystery to unfold.
Annotating genes, with precision and care,
Marking the start, the end, and those in there,
Identifying sequences, so elusive to find,
Tirelessly working, with a curious mind.
From genomes to proteomes, this task goes on,
Revealing the secrets that lie all along,
Challenging the theories, we once held dear,
And opening new doors, that were not clear.
Gene annotation, a heroic feat,
A scientific process, that’s hard to beat,
Leading us to answers, we seek with great zeal,
Unraveling the mysteries, for us to reveal.

 

[Frankymole]

Birds don't have herds, they have flocks. D-, try harder.

I suppose there could be a duckherd, someone farming the ducks...

 

[Frankymole]

I was experimenting with the chatbot over lunch and asked it to write a poem about gene annotation (my job) . I reckon it is pretty good. 7/10 better than I could do

In the world of genes, so small and vast,
Lies a task that’s daunting, but will not last,
A process we call gene annotation,
Interpreting DNA, a complex translation.
A team of scientists, who work hand in hand,
With technology and databases at their command,
Search for meaning in the genetic code,
A puzzle to solve, a mystery to unfold.
Annotating genes, with precision and care,
Marking the start, the end, and those in there,
Identifying sequences, so elusive to find,
Tirelessly working, with a curious mind.
From genomes to proteomes, this task goes on,
Revealing the secrets that lie all along,
Challenging the theories, we once held dear,
And opening new doors, that were not clear.
Gene annotation, a heroic feat,
A scientific process, that’s hard to beat,
Leading us to answers, we seek with great zeal,
Unraveling the mysteries, for us to reveal.

The dodgy scansion is definitely worthy of Masterman!

 

[thistle]

 

[MUTILADOR]

Estoy seguro de que los desarrolladores son lo suficientemente maduros para recibir críticas constructivas.

¡Igualmente seguro de que cuando lean una serie de diatribas que equivalen a: "No me gusta la expansión y cualquiera que lo haga debería buscar ayuda profesional" que la risa podría escucharse reverberando en los sagrados pasillos de Cambridge!