I fed 24 years of my blog posts to a Markov model
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#5I used it as a kind of “dream well” whenever I wanted to draw some muse from the same deep spring. It felt like a spiritual successor to what I used to do as a kid: flipping to a random page in an old 1950s Funk & Wagnalls dictionary and using whatever I found there as a writing seed.
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#6I recall a Markov chain bot on IRC in the mid 2000s. I didn't see anything better until gpt came along!
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#7I recall a Markov chain bot on IRC in the mid 2000s. I didn't see anything better until gpt came along!
Yes, I made one using bitlbee back in the 2000s, good times!
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#8I usually have this technical hypothetical discussions with ChatGpt, I can share if you like, me asking him this: aren't LLMs just huge Markov Chains?! And now I see your project... Funny
Respectfully, absolutely nobody wants to read a copy-and-paste of a chat session with ChatGPT.
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#9I usually have this technical hypothetical discussions with ChatGpt, I can share if you like, me asking him this: aren't LLMs just huge Markov Chains?! And now I see your project... Funny
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#10now i wonder if you can compare vs feeding into a GPT style transformer of a similar Order of Magnitude in param count..