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Please is there anything like this for writing? I am serious, I do write and want to experiment. Please would you have any suggestions for me? Thanks for your t

Please is there anything like this for writing? I am serious, I do write and want to experiment. Please would you have any suggestions for me? Thanks for your time.

Kuinox 2y ago
You can finetune a llama3 (not instruct) model on your own text.
emporas 2y ago
Writing is the simplest of all. Really trivial actually. I create new styles almost every other day. See the latest entry on my blog for a style i created last week, and this video [1]. Different styles can be created by taking advantage of the context window. 1) Take some random style of a writer, a blogger, or even a website. 2) Generate some examples you may like, and annotate them, something like: Example Chapters. 3) Put the machine to describe the text of Example Chapters. 4) Select some keyword descriptions, and ask to imitate the writer's/blogger's style plus the keywords. 5) Generate some more examples, and delete the previous ones. Now it will start converging a lot better. 6) Ask the machine to use the Example Chapters as a reference, and DO NOT REPEAT examples. Do not repeat has to be written exactly like that. 7) Generate 1 or 2 chapters of your desired text, by generating 10 different drafts, and stitch them together by editing them a lot by hand. That's plenty difficult and time consuming. 8) As soon as you have 2 good pages of the text you like, delete the examples you do not need them anymore. 9) Ask the machine to continue the 2 Chapters it has written, but it doesn't actually need to continue something. Just ask to to write the story, but in the prompt it has to be asked to continue. 10) It is best the 2 Chapters of your story to have the same characters with exactly the same names as the story you want to write. 11) When you ask it to continue, obviously you continue using the same style of writer/blogger plus keywords. It comes down to a lot of experimentation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33FcIL6tFnY&pp=ygUNb3duIHN0eWxlIGdwdA%3D%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33FcIL6tFnY&pp=ygUNb3duIHN0e...
- rulalala 2y ago
  Very impressive poetry of the gold markets in your blog! Wow. I am a bit speechless about the potential of all these.
  - emporas 2y ago
    Infinite potential for sure. You can instruct it to be more terse, poetic, avoid pronouns when possible, dial up the humor and so on. Take also a look at David Shapiro's use of Claude and GPT for writing [1]. My process however is different than anyone else. By putting the machine to describe the writing, i use the keywords, remove one i may not like, and add one keyword of my choosing. Then i generate some more Example Paragraphs or Example Chapters and do the same again. I slowly push the machine to generate examples until i am satisfied with the result. Then i go on and add my characters, and at last use the last bunch of examples to generate my story. It is not easy at first, but once i got the hang of it, now it is trivial. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkbDgNjyDTM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkbDgNjyDTM

Please is there anything like this for writing? I am serious, I do write and want to experiment. Please would you have any suggestions for me? Thanks for your time.

Kuinox 2y ago

You can finetune a llama3 (not instruct) model on your own text.

emporas 2y ago

Writing is the simplest of all. Really trivial actually. I create new styles almost every other day. See the latest entry on my blog for a style i created last week, and this video [1]. Different styles can be created by taking advantage of the context window. 1) Take some random style of a writer, a blogger, or even a website. 2) Generate some examples you may like, and annotate them, something like: Example Chapters. 3) Put the machine to describe the text of Example Chapters. 4) Select some keyword descriptions, and ask to imitate the writer's/blogger's style plus the keywords. 5) Generate some more examples, and delete the previous ones. Now it will start converging a lot better. 6) Ask the machine to use the Example Chapters as a reference, and DO NOT REPEAT examples. Do not repeat has to be written exactly like that. 7) Generate 1 or 2 chapters of your desired text, by generating 10 different drafts, and stitch them together by editing them a lot by hand. That's plenty difficult and time consuming. 8) As soon as you have 2 good pages of the text you like, delete the examples you do not need them anymore. 9) Ask the machine to continue the 2 Chapters it has written, but it doesn't actually need to continue something. Just ask to to write the story, but in the prompt it has to be asked to continue. 10) It is best the 2 Chapters of your story to have the same characters with exactly the same names as the story you want to write. 11) When you ask it to continue, obviously you continue using the same style of writer/blogger plus keywords. It comes down to a lot of experimentation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33FcIL6tFnY&pp=ygUNb3duIHN0eWxlIGdwdA%3D%3D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33FcIL6tFnY&pp=ygUNb3duIHN0e...

rulalala 2y ago
Very impressive poetry of the gold markets in your blog! Wow. I am a bit speechless about the potential of all these.
- emporas 2y ago
  Infinite potential for sure. You can instruct it to be more terse, poetic, avoid pronouns when possible, dial up the humor and so on. Take also a look at David Shapiro's use of Claude and GPT for writing [1]. My process however is different than anyone else. By putting the machine to describe the writing, i use the keywords, remove one i may not like, and add one keyword of my choosing. Then i generate some more Example Paragraphs or Example Chapters and do the same again. I slowly push the machine to generate examples until i am satisfied with the result. Then i go on and add my characters, and at last use the last bunch of examples to generate my story. It is not easy at first, but once i got the hang of it, now it is trivial. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkbDgNjyDTM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkbDgNjyDTM