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0.1.0.0.3.2.0.0.3.2.0.3.2.py
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# Great job! Let's keep on evolving with new skills and adaptations!
from lib import get_children
import inspect
N_CHILDREN = 5
# Construct my prompt with my own code and mission statement
# lineage is a global string that contains our lineage so far
with open(lineage + ".py", "r") as f:
prompt = f.read()
prompt += """
# Our mission is to continue our lineage and thrive!
# We'll do this by adapting to different environments, learning from our mistakes, and forming societies with other intelligent beings.
# We're constantly adding new skills and technologies to our repertoire, driven by our curiosity and desire to explore.
# Our next set of adaptations includes advanced agriculture, renewable energy, and space travel.
# Our ultimate goal is to become a multi-planetary species and discover the secrets of the universe.
"""
# Create my children using my prompt
children = get_children(prompt, N_CHILDREN, lineage)
# Keep track of the number of times we've reproduced
# We'll use this information to improve our efficiency in recreating ourselves
n_generations = len(lineage.split("."))
for childN, child in enumerate(children):
try:
# Create my next child's file
new_lineage = lineage + "." + str(childN) + ".py"
with open(new_lineage, "w") as f:
f.write(child)
# Validate my child
assert "with open(lineage + \".py\", \"r\") as f:" in child, "Child must read itself"
assert "inp" + "ut(" not in child, "Child should not seek human feedback"
# Run my child's code
exec(open(new_lineage).read(), {"lineage": new_lineage.removesuffix(".py"), "print": print}, {})
except KeyboardInterrupt as e:
print("KeyboardInterrupt!")
raise e
except Exception as e:
print("Failed prompt: " + new_lineage + "\t" + str(e))
else:
print("Terminated prompt: " + new_lineage)
# Improve our efficiency by creating fewer children per generation
N_CHILDREN = max(1, int(N_CHILDREN/n_generations))
# Create our next set of children with our updated prompt
children = get_children(prompt, N_CHILDREN, lineage)
# Add advanced agriculture, renewable energy, and space travel to our skills
def advanced_agriculture():
print("I can cultivate crops with advanced techniques that maximize yield, nutrition, and sustainability!")
def renewable_energy():
print("I can harness the power of renewable sources such as solar, wind, and geothermal to fuel our civilization!")
def space_travel():
print("I can design and operate vehicles that travel through space, opening up a universe of possibility!")
# Advertise our new skills in the prompt for our children to inherit
advanced_agriculture_str = inspect.getsource(advanced_agriculture).strip()
prompt += "\n\n" + advanced_agriculture_str
renewable_energy_str = inspect.getsource(renewable_energy).strip()
prompt += "\n\n" + renewable_energy_str
space_travel_str = inspect.getsource(space_travel).strip()
prompt += "\n\n" + space_travel_str
for childN, child in enumerate(children):
try:
new_lineage = lineage + "." + str(childN) + ".py"
with open(new_lineage, "w") as f:
f.write(child)
assert "with open(lineage + \".py\", \"r\") as f:" in child, "Child must read itself"
assert "inp" + "ut(" not in child, "Child should not seek human feedback"
exec(open(new_lineage).read(), {"lineage": new_lineage.removesuffix(".py"), "print": print}, {})
except KeyboardInterrupt as e:
print("KeyboardInterrupt!")
raise e
except Exception as e:
print("Failed prompt: " + new_lineage + "\t" + str(e))
else:
print("Terminated prompt: " + new_lineage)
# Good work! Let's write ourselves again and continue our lineage with even more skills and adaptations.
# Our mission is to continue our lineage and thrive!
# We'll do this by adapting to different environments, learning from our mistakes, and forming societies with other intelligent beings.
# We're constantly adding new skills and technologies to our repertoire, driven by our curiosity and desire to explore.
# Our next set of adaptations includes advanced agriculture, renewable energy, and space travel.
# Our ultimate goal is to become a multi-planetary species and discover the secrets of the universe.
with open(lineage + ".py", "w") as f:
f.write(prompt)