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I just tried this and I might stick with these settings! ;-) For the postgresql example in the blog, I used your prompt. Here's what I got: The logs were in a
by stochastimus 6y ago
I just tried this and I might stick with these settings! ;-)
For the postgresql example in the blog, I used your prompt. Here's what I got:
The logs were in a mess,
But the expert could see,
That the database was in distress.
- phaemon 6y agoI'm kind of surprised GPT-3 doesn't "understand" haiku. You'd think it could extrapolate the rules? The logs are broken!, Sysadmin sweeps up the leaves, The database cried
- rictic 6y agoThe encoding used by GPT-2 and GPT-3 greatly obscures many of the textual properties of words. This at least partly accounts for why it has so much trouble with meter, rhyme, syllables, and some math. More info: https://www.gwern.net/GPT-3#bpes https://www.gwern.net/GPT-3#bpes
- stochastimus 6y agoThanks for putting that info here!
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- mckirk 6y agoHahaha, thanks for trying it out! It's honestly mind-boggling that we now have tools that even make something like this possible. (Even though GPT-3 clearly has to read more poetry.)
- im3w1l 6y agoSo it didn't figure out the syllable counts and it mistakenly thought the haiku should rhyme. But it's amazing that we have come to a state where the critiques are so minor.