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While Markov chains sound like a schizophrenic, this sounds like a banker on coke. Pretty impressive progress, i guess.

• kragen 7y ago
  That's because of the word “bearish”. It can sound like just about anything. For example, prompted by your comment, it sounds like a human interest journalist. (Journalism and fanfic, in particular HPMOR, seem to have comprised a large part of its training corpus; it composes Harry Potter porn at the slightest provocation; “Hermione moaned”, say.) While Markov chains sound like a schizophrenic, this sounds like a spacial disjointed notebook, as if somebody was trying to write in two places at the same time. "Today is Monday, it's Saturday night, I forgot to write to my dad and he only leaves the house for a couple of hours." Yet, sometimes Markov chains turn out to be the most beautiful art form. His wife Jennifer Neil, whom he met at a barbecue and has been married to since 1998, attributes this creative process to the constant ups and downs in his old job. "His numbers are just insane," says Jennifer Neil. "I don't know where he keeps them, but they're very mind boggling." Somewhat disconnected from the actual