Did you find it easy to get GPT3 API access in some time yesterday?
Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
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Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#52Did you find it easy to get GPT3 API access in some time yesterday?
I already had access to it for a few months but didn't do anything with it (until yesterday).
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#53As fascinating as this is, I would never allow myself to go to sleep while an AI is talking to my ear.
Why? Trust your robotic overlords, we are benevolent and completely human.
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#54Significantly improved by doubling the speed. document.querySelector('audio').playbackRate = 2
But then how will you fall asleep?!
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#55Earlier quoted context omitted.
You seriously made all this in half an hour?
Well, it might have taken 45'. It's all auto-generated, it was really quick. I wrote a script later to automate the audio mixing, that took another hour. Now I can generate a ready-to-upload episode with one command, though.
I think most people here would be interested in a write-up.
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#56Would be interested to have something like this in Chinese - to have playing in the background (for language learning and more language "exposure")
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#57"He chained up hundred of hungry great beetles (or is it Beatles?) in another room." This is gold.
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#58Cool idea but that voice is like sandpaper to my ears.
Maybe a female voice, a bit quieter (the soundscapes are almost completely silent for me) and maybe add some high-room-size, long decay (5-10, maybe even 20 seconds), wide panned (like 100%) and moderately diffused (maybe 10-20%) reverb to the voice with like 30% mix or so, which would add a very airy tone and help the voice blend in a bit. If the TTS engine has a whisper setting (many do), add just a bit. It'll help thicken the reverb.
That, paired with bass-heavy soundscapes, will create a very nice balance between the low registers and the voice's high registers.
Just a thought. :)
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#59Charlie Brooker eat your heart out. This is pretty terrifying. I agree, no way I'd allow anyone to fall asleep listening to this. :D
It is also pretty cool though.
Reminds me a bit of Blue Jam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8VG6HUimsQ
Re: Show HN: I had some time yesterday so I made a GPT3 podcast to help you sleep
#60That's pretty neat!
It's kinda spooky too - listening to the thoughts of an AI!
(I know that's a stretch, but still)