Brython Fly: a blog of things one might try

Building a Brain Emulator: A Conceptual Framework Step 1: Define the Brain Emulator Architecture Dynamic Neural Network Layers: Utilize dynamic resizing neural network layers for modeling different brain regions. Chemical Structure Processing: Incorporate SMILES notation processing for neurochemical emulation. Brain Region Modeling: Model different brain regions as separate neural networks or modules. Integration and Response Generation: Use encoding and decoding techniques for natural language processing. Step 2: Implement the Emulator Initialize Components: Define neural network modules with appropriate layer types and dynamic resizing capabilities. Chemical Input Processing: Implement a function for processing chemical SMILES notation. Network Integration: Connect brain region modules according to neurological principles. Input and Output Handling: Create mechani...

 Simple fix. Just extract a working copy from the image.....

Welp, since openai is bad at coding and accepting IFrame logic of html5,  here is the link for the conversation with gpt https://chat.openai.com/share/c215a1fe-2c2f-4ac8-b58d-66b22ec23211 And below will be the link to the github of a packet sniffer that uses `socket` & `struct` instead of relying on modern day packet analyzers, as they miss things due to too much human error via optimization. https://github.com/ForkInABlender/ChatGPT_solutions_produced_from_simple_prompt/blob/2024_02/refined_packet_analyzer.py https://github.com/ForkInABlender/ChatGPT_solutions_produced_from_simple_prompt/blob/2024_02/analyze_all_network_packets.py Now any packet on the web is analyzable by anyone, and packet manipulatable by anyone. And anyone can listen in on anyone. One option is give up, go off grid, and hope no one can use a boom mic with a cell phone and a cantana to retransmit within 500 miles of you. Another would be to not commit to hacking network packets. Or just don't be an asshole....