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by jamesjyu 4y ago
Yes! I've been calling this Hallucinated Scripts. More examples here: https://twitter.com/jamesjyu/status/1600959843669377025
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Fingers: Human Code Is Dangerous(jamesyu.org)
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
My belief is that everyone has 6 or 7 substantial things to say when they meet someone new or have a deeper discussion with an acquaintance. These may be stories, anecdotes, or knowledge that people find interesting. It's likely you&#x
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Pynecone(pynecone.io)
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Sudowrite(sudowrite.com)
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A JavaScript REPL in GPT that runs imaginary functions(twitter.com)
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
yes exactly! it's able to "guess" the output of the code without running it in the traditional sense. I've even able to get it to do loops correctly. This is kinda the reverse of it producing code based on comments. But
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GPT (text-DaVinci-003) can run hallucinated scripts(twitter.com)
17 points by jamesjyu 4y ago|2 comments
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Two LLMs try to schedule a coffee meeting(jamesyu.org)
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
My gut says it'll be a tad more difficult since you won't have any data beyond what's directly in front of mario. Maybe the AI will end up doing a bunch of rapid peeks to determine next move, especially when there are large p
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
I bet you could still train a neural net to complete the levels only using the 1D slices as input.
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I collaborated with an AI on a short story and then interviewed the AI about it(jamesyu.org)
1 points by jamesjyu 4y ago|0 comments
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
I think has more to do with how varied it is how you want your ketchup on your burger. Ie. some like to put it on the patty evenly while others dip. FWIW, this is also how ketchup is served at backyard bbqs: you give your friends a "dr
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
Also similar to Wizard of Oz where everyone has to wear green spectacles to protect their eyes, when in fact, it was to make the Emerald City seem greener and more spectacular than it actually was.
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
Yep for any reputable publication, the rights revert to the author after some reasonable amount of time. Then they can sell option rights or expand etc however they see fit. (If a pub asks for rights in perpetuity be VERY wary!) Optioning f
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
Sudowrite | REMOTE | Full-Time | Competitive Salary + Equity Hiring: Backend, Frontend, and Full-Stack Sudowrite is the best AI tool for creative writers. We believe the future of art is AI & human collaboration. We believe great storie
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by jamesjyu 4y ago
Sudowrite | REMOTE | Full-Time | Competitive Salary + Equity Hiring: Backend, Frontend, and Full-Stack Sudowrite is the best AI tool for creative writers. We believe the future of art is AI & human collaboration. We believe great storie
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
Sudowrite | REMOTE | Full-time | https://sudowrite.com We believe Human + AI collaboration is the future of all creative endeavor, and we’re building an AI-powered tool for creative writers. The founders, @superamit and @jamesjy
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
The other subtext is that Zuck was always frustrated that he didn't have control of the underlying mobile platforms (ios/android) which strangled a bunch of FB's strategy for over a decade. He's not going to let that hap
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
Sudowrite | REMOTE | Full-time | https://sudowrite.com We believe Human + AI collaboration is the future of all creative endeavor, and we’re building an AI-powered tool for creative writers. The founders, @superamit and @jamesjy
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
Still low even after HN surge?
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
It’s gotten quite large, but we plan on sending more invites out soon. We are prioritizing folks who are working writers and have an immediate project they’re working on that could benefit from collaborating with an AI. If this sounds like
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
Founder of Sudowrite here. We are built on GPT-3 but we have a bunch of things we do on top that optimizes Sudowrite for the narrative fiction/non-fiction use case. For example, we have a description tool that, given a highlighted phra
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
Founder of Sudowrite [1] here. > However, if anything, GPT-3 is mostly showing how little meaning there is, but in how many words. We imbue words and symbols with meanings, and we strive to give our stories meanings that transcend the pr
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
Founder of Sudowrite [1] here. > I think the next step (say, being able to produce short stories with actual literary value) will be substantially more difficult, mostly because it's substantially more difficult for human writers to
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
(Caveat: IANAL) As far as I know the issue of copyright and AI generated content hasn’t been tested in the courts yet. There are two issues: 1) The author inadvertently uses output from GPT-3 that happens to be close enough to copyrighted m
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by jamesjyu 5y ago
Oh wow, just seeing this post made it to the front page. Founder of Sudowrite here, happy to answer questions.
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Simulating Twitter responses using GPT-3(jamesyu.org)
1 points by jamesjyu 5y ago|1 comments
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The Computers Are Getting Better at Writing(newyorker.com)
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Twelve cryptoliterature artists release a puzzle to obtain a wallet(twelve.wtf)
3 points by jamesjyu 5y ago|0 comments

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