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Writing with the machine
- hartator 10y agoHa! I wonder if it's possible to replace the sci-fi texts by actual code from GitHub and let the computer codes randomly for you. :)
- gradys 10y agoOr train it to predict code in a code base conditioned on the rest of the code in that same code base. That way, when you condition it on your current code base, it might be able to generate sensible completions that could actually be useful.
- watersb 10y agoWow. Love it. A corpus of books, organized by genre, available from Zhu & Kiros: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/%7Embweb/ http://www.cs.toronto.edu/%7Embweb/
- kajecounterhack 10y agoRobin Sloan is awesome: if you haven't read Mr. Penumbra's 24 Hour Bookstore, it's a really fun and easy read. He works Hadoop into the writing! Also something I realized only a year after purchasing the book: it's glow in the dark!
- herval 10y agoI'm also playing with RNNs for text generation - currently trying to make a Haiku writer that'll actually "make sense". In case anyone else is interested: https://speakerdeck.com/herval/creating-creative-machines-v0 https://speakerdeck.com/herval/creating-creative-machines-v0 (shared the code of the experiments too)
- thousandx 10y agoFun project, API works perfectly, but as Robin Sloan says, "it could go offline at any time."