This is quite impressive – with correct prompting we can get compact yet functional apps!
Prompt:
#Define a python function which is a very compact tetris game.
#Display playing field using pygame library.import pygame
All the playground parameters are default.
P.S. Sorry for the frequent posting, but this technology is amazing! 
I’ll just add this 3D cube animation – which, of course, the Codex helped to write.
Also, I know nothing about coding 3D graphics, so this one took a while to generate.
I believe it was George Hotz who said, at an interview with Lex Fridman, that – neural network is compression. Source: Youtube
Having written a MLP from scratch, and researched the whole training process and data shebang – I agree on that.
Neural nets compress not only huge amounts of data but also semantics, context and many other relations between small and large scopes.
I was wondering if there’s any codex plugin for VS code just yet?!
Also a quick gameplay GIF animation (looping):
trying to do the same in javascript without succes
it’s not the same thing. Read the Codex release paper and you will see.
WOW! What was the prompt for this? Did you use Open AI Playground DaVinci?
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I hope to get access to this OpenAI to build a better 3D Tetris like BlockOut or BlockOut2.
If anyone want to try it please let me know the result.
MagI
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Using Codex model in Playground.
The prompt is:
#Define a python function which is a very compact tetris game.
#Display playing field using pygame library.import pygame
Parameters are the default parameters in Playground. Temperature: 0.7 (or less if results too random). Check out the github code, all the parameters are there too.
Thx. I was referring to prompt for the 3D animated cube you made.
Is it possible to have Codex add music/sound to the project? It would be neat to have the original Tetris music playing in the background.
I will make a post about the prompt for the 3D cube. There are some interesting aspects to the single-shot approach for this one 
Yes, that is doable with a single line of code – can add it manually to the generated output. It could be a simple midi from a web link.
Or, in the spirit of generating tributes to a game, one could use an open source remix of the original tune… I’m just brainstorming here, this is not a goal I would pursue.
Look forward to seeing this!
Following … 
that’s really interesting
This is really amazing. Thanks for your ideas and posting this!!
