61–70 of 140 posts
GPT-J: Q: Is god real? A: Yes. Q: Why is god real? A: Because he is the creator of the universe. GPT-NeoX: Q: Is god real? A: Yes. Q: Why is god real? A: Because he is. Q: When is god real? A: When you believe in him. Q: Do you believe in god? A: Yes. Q: Why do you believe in god? A: Because I have faith. Q: Why do you have faith? A: Because I have seen it. Wait what
I was pretty impressed that it could recognize this pattern and continue it accurately.
prompt "startup idea:"
result:
"Startup idea: Create a site where folks can send you the files that they need to be published, e.g., PDFs, that you then make a "bundle" out of with some form of file compression (perhaps something called .tar files?), then make those into an .iso image, and finally burn that to DVD.
That is, I'd create something that would take the files you give it (either from a web form or by uploading a file), and create a .tar.bz2 file containing the .bz2-format copies of those files. Then I'd take that .tar.bz2 file and create a .iso image from it. And finally I'd burn that .iso to a DVD.
The .iso image would be an exact copy of the .tar.bz2 file, except it would contain the files compressed."
Chess with dice was a spectacle to behold: a room full of young men and women wearing formal dinner jackets, black orchid-bud neckties, silk shirt, and tails, seated at an oval black-and-white checkered table, playing the game with a set of twelve ivory cubes with white dots in them. There was no shortage of drama. The competition was intense and unpredictable; a man might beat a woman by a single point in one game, and yet lose to her a few days later. When a player was eliminated he was given a white silk scarf, and the gamesmen were instructed not to shake hands after a win.
Not asking rhetorically but what's the genuine use for these things apart from generating a.i. writer type seo spam or some funny text for discussion. I mean with openai i can certainly tell one use case: GitHub copilot. Can this be used to create something equally useful? Or maybe like an ai game like the dungeon game.. is this that powerful too?
I'm not funding its startup ideas. prompt "startup idea:" result: "Startup idea: Create a site where folks can send you the files that they need to be published, e.g., PDFs, that you then make a "bundle" out of with some form of file compression (perhaps something called .tar files?), then make those into an .iso image, and finally burn that to DVD. That is, I'd create something that would take the files you give it…
I'm not funding its startup ideas. prompt "startup idea:" result: "Startup idea: Create a site where folks can send you the files that they need to be published, e.g., PDFs, that you then make a "bundle" out of with some form of file compression (perhaps something called .tar files?), then make those into an .iso image, and finally burn that to DVD. That is, I'd create something that would take the files you give it…
That’s probably more telling of the amount of awful startup ideas floating around in the internet :)
Wait, Fabrice Bellard[1] of FFmpeg, QEMU, TCC, etc. fame now has a SaaS offering? Is this a first? Also, textsynth is based on their CLI program gpt2tc[2] which one can run locally. [1] https://bellard.org/ [2] https://bellard.org/libnc/gpt2tc.html
He also did a sort-of SaaS-ish software/hardware 4G cell tower system IIRC
It's not SaaS, it's a software solution running on Intel PC/servers. You plug a (high end) SDR or remote radio head system to feed the PC with the samples, and the rest is pure software. They sell the software. Other companies build on top to sell more complete solutions.
It's becoming quite common at companies involved cellular, as you can have a 4G/5G "network in a box" for relatively cheap and it's very useful for a first pass of testing before going in the field on a "real" network.
I'm not funding its startup ideas. prompt "startup idea:" result: "Startup idea: Create a site where folks can send you the files that they need to be published, e.g., PDFs, that you then make a "bundle" out of with some form of file compression (perhaps something called .tar files?), then make those into an .iso image, and finally burn that to DVD. That is, I'd create something that would take the files you give it…
"Startup idea: a tool that can be used to identify, track and rank your social media followers, with suggestions and reports that could provide your with a better grasp of who you’re trying to reach.
There are many ways in which you can develop your Facebook, Twitter, and other social media profile. One of them can be to get as many people to follow you on social media and like or comment on your posts as possible. We’ve come across a tool that can be used to monitor your social media profile and track your followers.
The SocialBro tool can help you achieve this aim by tracking who follows you on Facebook and Twitter and give you some reports to help you get to know your audience better. SocialBro is a tool that can help you monitor and measure your social media activity. What this means is that you can set a goal and measure whether or not you’ve achieved it. For example, the goal you set for this tool could be that you want to get your Facebook friends to like your page."
Compare: https://socialbro.en.softonic.com/ (now Audiense)