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nikitastaf1996 / result.txt
Created March 13, 2024 05:56
Resulting funny standup joke
Here's an improved version of the stand-up comedy bit, revised based on the critical feedback:
Comedic Persona: A self-deprecating yet keen observer of the mundane struggles and awkward moments that come with modern dating as a millennial.
Style: Observational comedy grounded in personal experiences and relatability, with splashes of misdirection and absurdity.
Topic: The struggle to make a good impression on first dates and not seem "crazy" to potential romantic partners.
Rewritten Bit:
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nikitastaf1996 / prompt.txt
Created March 13, 2024 05:49
Claude standup prompt
1)Analyze the key principles and techniques that make a joke or stand-up comedy routine effective and funny.
Discuss elements like setup, punchline, premise, callbacks, misdirection, subversion of expectations, exaggeration, observational humor, relatability, comedic timing, persona/voice, and any other relevant factors.
Additionally, touch on how different styles of stand-up comedy (observational, storytelling, one-liner, insult, etc.) employ these principles differently. Provide concrete examples from successful comedians to illustrate your points.
The response should be an in-depth exploration of what makes stand-up humor work, written in a clear, well-structured manner.
2)Using the principles and techniques of effective stand-up comedy that you previously analyzed, write an original stand-up joke or bit. The joke should employ elements like a clear premise, setup, misdirection, subversion of expectations, exaggeration, relatability, and a strong punchline.
It should be written in a distinct comedic voice
Me:I have been thinking. Maybe the reason why low dopamine causes brain fog:We don't have continuous Consciousness. Its just a series of events and each one becomes a memory as fast as it happens. And dopamine facilitates short and long term memory.
Claude:Here are a few thoughts on your hypothesis:
You're absolutely right that dopamine plays an important role in memory formation and recall. Dopamine helps consolidate short-term memories into long-term memories. Low dopamine levels can impair this process and make it harder to form new memories.
Brain fog from low dopamine may also relate to motivation and focus. Dopamine is crucial for motivation, focus and attention. Low levels make it hard to focus, sustain attention, and get motivated to complete tasks. This can subjectively feel like brain fog.
Consciousness does seem to operate in a continuous stream of moments. We don't experience distinct gaps between each conscious moment. Dopamine may help "stitch" these moments together into a seamless flow. Low
import re
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
from typing import Optional, Callable
from gpt_index.langchain_helpers.text_splitter import TokenTextSplitter
from gpt_index import Document,GPTListIndex
def runquery(url_and_query):
#extract url and query
url_match = re.search(r"url:\[(.*)\]", url_and_query)
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