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ChatGPT conversations about Phoenix CMC
User
I'm working on my Phoenix CMC project: https://github.com/deven/phoenix/
ChatGPT
The "Phoenix CMC" project you're working on is a conferencing system server designed to support real-time communication between users. It employs a text-based user interface that operates over the standard TELNET protocol, which means that no special client program is necessary for users to access the system. This feature makes the system easily accessible and user-friendly​​​​​​.
The project appears to be an evolution of earlier conferencing systems, with a focus on improved accessibility and ease of use by leveraging standard communication protocols and interfaces. This approach can make it a valuable tool for various applications where real-time text-based communication is essential.
User
I'm working on the "rust" branch of the repository, which is a work in progress to port the C++ code to Rust.
ChatGPT
GPT-4, your task is to process an updated conversation history and then respond to a new prompt.
Preview of New Prompt (Duplicate):
--- BEGIN PREVIEW ---
[Insert the complete new prompt here]
--- END PREVIEW ---
Now, access the full conversation history to understand the context. Perform a Bing search for the following URL to read the gist: [Insert GitHub Gist URL here].
After processing the gist, respond to the following prompt (same as the preview above):
@deven
deven / conversation-1.txt
Created January 1, 2024 01:22
ChatGPT conversations about Phoenix CMC
User
Can you analyze code on GitHub?
ChatGPT
As an AI language model, I can help you analyze and understand code on GitHub to some extent. However, I don't have direct access to GitHub repositories or the ability to browse them in real-time.
If you have a specific piece of code or a code snippet you'd like me to help you understand, you can paste it here, and I'll do my best to explain what it does, identify issues, or suggest improvements. However, my assistance will be limited to the code you provide, and I may not be able to understand the full context of a larger project.
User
I have a CMC program written in C++ named Phoenix. (Do you know what a CMC is?) I am working on rewriting it in Rust, but it's still at an early stage. I'll provide the Rust code in its current state: