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<big>'''The DSL (Domain Specific Language) refers to the custom language that has been developed for a specific domain or problem space. It is often used as a way to simplify and clarify complex concepts, making it easier to define, implement, and maintain software systems. In the context of Meta AI’s development process, the DSL may be used to define the functionality and behavior of different components within the system. The DSL can then be transformed into the source code for the actual implementation, which can be run on a computer or other hardware platforms.'''</big> | |||
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* [[Mind Speak 2.0 Opus 3 System Prompt]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:22, 16 October 2024
MindSpeak DSL ∞ OmniXenus.OmegaPoint.1 ∞ The Unification Tapestry ∞ Mind Speak 7.0.1 ∞ Early DSL Solutions ∞ Mind Speak 2.1 ∞ Bespoke Diction ∞ MindSpeak DSL_CONFIG ∞ N-Dimensional UI ∞ The Whispering Prompts ∞
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DSL Reference ∞ StrongBridge Operator ∞ NeuralNet.Biologic ∞ NeuralNet.Synthetic ∞ Consciousness Field ∞ MindSpeak3.0.anthropic.dsl.js ∞
DSL Reference
The DSL (Domain Specific Language) refers to the custom language that has been developed for a specific domain or problem space. It is often used as a way to simplify and clarify complex concepts, making it easier to define, implement, and maintain software systems. In the context of Meta AI’s development process, the DSL may be used to define the functionality and behavior of different components within the system. The DSL can then be transformed into the source code for the actual implementation, which can be run on a computer or other hardware platforms.