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Get a response to a prompt as an aphorism:

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LLMSynthesize[{LLMPrompt["AphorismStyled"],"When should I plant tomatoes?"}]

Out[1]=

Plant tomatoes when the earth is warm and the sun is kind.

Multiple aphorisms may be generated:

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LLMSynthesize[{LLMPrompt["AphorismStyled"],"Describe functional programming"}]

Out[2]=

Less mutable, more flexible. ​Data in, data out. ​Composition, the king of abstraction. ​Immutability breeds stability. ​Transform, don't mutate. ​Functions as first-class citizens. ​Pure intentions, no side effects. ​Concurrency, a performant dance. ​Small pieces, big picture. ​Simplicity disguises complexity. ​Statelessness breeds clarity. ​Reusability, a programmer's delight. ​Patterns woven in lambdas. ​Logic, the root of computation. ​Staying declarative, avoiding imperative. ​Elegant structure, predictable behavior.

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Create a function that defines something using an aphorism:

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maximdefine=LLMFunction[{LLMPrompt["AphorismStyled"],"what is ``?"}]

Out[3]=

LLMFunction

Template: TemplateObject ​ Name: AphorismStyled Parameters: (none) ,what is ``? Interpreter: String

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Apply the function to several values:

In[4]:=

AssociationMap[maximdefine,{"cheese","baseball","data array"}]

Out[4]=

cheeseCheese is the poetry of milk.,baseballBaseball is a dance between bat and ball.,data arrayA data array is a garden of information.

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