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by netruk44 3y ago
Just to follow on from what some others are saying, it may be because of tokens. These are the 'words' it sees in the poem: https://i.imgur.com/EzffHiZ.png To be able to answer the question correctly, it essential
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by netruk44 3y ago
I think I might have phrased my original message poorly. I'm not using Copilot/GPT to directly generate the text in the game. Copilot is only helping me to write the code that generates a prompt, which then gets sent off to whatev
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by netruk44 3y ago
I've noticed similar refusal to auto-generate anything if certain other kinds of words exist in a line. I'm working on adding some AI text generation into an RPG, trying to liven up the NPCs a little bit. For flavor text, the mode
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by netruk44 3y ago
As a disclaimer, the project is more of a personal hobby than something that I intend to bring to some kind of polished release. An exploration of what it might look like to have text generation running in an open-world RPG. Mainly because
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by netruk44 3y ago
> I’ve noticed that bot will mention things from the game that aren’t specifically pointed out in the prompt - ChatGPT clearly has prior knowledge of the Elder Scrolls universe. I'm working on integrating text generation into OpenMW
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by netruk44 3y ago
I'm using mine primarily as a redundant backup host. So, for that usage, they're perfectly reliable and functional. However, the machine is absolutely slow. It usually takes a few seconds before SSH brings me to a shell prompt. We
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by netruk44 3y ago
If you’re okay with a VPS, Servarica’s 2022 Black Friday offerings (which are still available) has a 2 TB HDD VPS for $48/year.
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by netruk44 4y ago
I'm working on a hobby project to add AI text generation to Morrowind NPCs in OpenMW[0]. But I'm mainly making it for myself to see if I can. It's all open source, but not really in a state that's useful outside of my sp
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by netruk44 4y ago
We'll replace government with AI just as soon as we get blockchain voting. In other words, it won't happen. People won't (and shouldn't) trust the tech enough.
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by netruk44 4y ago
That's not what I'm saying. I'm not saying you should find it impressive or amazing. What I am saying is that things are visibly progressing (before: badly written pong, today: successful flappy bird clone), regardless of h
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by netruk44 4y ago
A few months ago I asked ChatGPT to implement pong. It didn't do so well: https://gist.github.com/Netruk44/6e384cb315475bebc8e4e0f1d09... . It's visibly pong, but it doesn't function. Flappy bird is more
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by netruk44 4y ago
As someone who did a cross-country trip on Mint, the entire state of Nebraska up until just recently had no coverage. T-Mobile subscribers had coverage in Nebraska because they paid to peer for their subscribers, but Mint Mobile customers d
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by netruk44 4y ago
I wonder if someone is working on LoRA training for LLaMA? Maybe someone could fine tune an Instruct-LLaMA.
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by netruk44 4y ago
And that's why it's so fun for so many people. But not for me, that's not what I'm looking for in a city builder. Different strokes.
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by netruk44 4y ago
Cities Skylines is alright but my problem with it from when it launched is after about an hour into the game it stops being challenging and just becomes a zen city-builder-themed garden. There's really no chance of losing once you buil
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by netruk44 4y ago
It looks like these people are using it as kind of a bookmark somehow, with the issue title as their bookmark title ("learn", "python learning", "30 days of python", "python").
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by netruk44 4y ago
I also have an Nvidia shield that now sits unused for the simple reason that Google forced ads onto the home screen. It used to be that the Shield was the one bastion away from ads on Android TV, then with one update that somehow manages to
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by netruk44 4y ago
I'll preface by saying that Mac is definitely not the platform for deep learning currently. However! The M2 MacBook Pros can optionally be equipped with 96 GB of RAM, all of which can be accessed by the GPU. Assuming that somebody, s
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by netruk44 4y ago
I edited my message after you replied with a note about ChatGPT. I've had ChatGPT cut itself off mid-response before, which I think may indicate that they're calling the moderation endpoint mid-response as opposed to the way Bing
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by netruk44 4y ago
That might bypass the moderation API, but you'd likely confuse the AI. The AI doesn't have infinite memory of the chat log, it seems like Microsoft has limited it to 5 or so messages if I remember correctly? So you'd have to
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by netruk44 4y ago
If the AI knew what it was about to generate, sure. The problem is the text you see appearing word-after-word appears to be live output. The AI doesn't know the complete output as it's writing it to you. Then it checks what it sai
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by netruk44 4y ago
If I had to guess, assuming Bing is built off Open AI, they're likely calling the Moderation API ( https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/moderation/overview ). After Bing has finished generating a messag
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by netruk44 4y ago
My dentist in the US said to me that they would actually prefer people to brush less and floss more. They made a point of saying that if you brush twice a day and don't floss at all, they would instead prefer you to brush once a day an
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by netruk44 4y ago
I was annoyed that I had to install FUSE on my Mac just to be able to browse my Borg backup repositories (it's a mildly arduous process of disabling some security settings if it's not installed already), so I made an Electron GUI
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by netruk44 4y ago
I haven't played the Steam version, but it's my understanding the menus aren't keyboard-based anymore. That alone is a massive undertaking, Dwarf Fortress has an insane number of submenus for them to figure out good GUI place
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by netruk44 4y ago
The start menu search is just another instance of someone at MS trying to meet a KPI to drive search traffic to Bing. I believe there's a registry setting where you can turn the Bing search off and it'll go back to how search us
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by netruk44 4y ago
Sorry, I'm bad at explaining myself, hah. I go on tangents. My point was that with Windows 10 there usually was a toggle for the changes they make to the taskbar. But for some reason, there doesn't appear to be for this one.
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by netruk44 4y ago
They usually do. I only have experience with Windows 10, though (after the trainwreck that Win10 eventually became, I had to move away from Windows permanently). Weather, Skype and the search bar all had setting checkboxes to remove them an
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by netruk44 4y ago
Then perhaps when ChatGPT is taken offline it'll remain available as a paid model on the API.
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by netruk44 4y ago
If you're worried about losing access, and are willing to pay, you can sign up for an OpenAI account and use the OpenAI Playground with the 'text-davinci-003' model. I haven't tried using that model personally, but the m

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