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by cosbynator 6y ago
defined https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/Elonzi%20Scheme/eyJ3I...
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Thanks! I just fixed it
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Just pushed a change to update the blacklist (collapsing hyphens / spaces to single words); it'll never be perfect but hopefully slightly better!
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by cosbynator 6y ago
What about REFACTOROLOGY https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/refactorology/eyJ3Ijo...
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Haha, no but that's neat. The generation process is a sampling procedure so "anything goes" and it can stumble on unlikely samples from time to time. I should probably filter out recursive ones!
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Good call, when you press "generate your own" it tries to detect these and displays a little warning but my blacklist is not complete. My model is bolted on top of GPT-2 which used the web as a training set which is probably why s
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Amazing! I found https://www.thiswaifudoesnotexist.net/ there a while back
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Add to the list of reasons I wish I could change my HN name
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by cosbynator 6y ago
My model is bolted onto GPT-2 which is trained on internet text; I think some of these examples are coming from there.
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by cosbynator 6y ago
I'll give it a go! Seems pretty easy to replace the blacklist test with a WHOIS lookup.
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Yup, press the "Generate your own button" on the site. If you want to go the other direction (definition to made-up word) you can hit up my twitter bot @robo_define: https://twitter.com/robo_define
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by cosbynator 6y ago
Your noble spirit embiggens the smallest man
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by cosbynator 6y ago
For slang, I'm training another modelusing urban dictionary as the datasource. I hope to release it someday but there is a lot of work to be done to clean the data. The articles are huge, user-generated and full of racism.
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by cosbynator 6y ago
For example if it consumes lots of data that uses the pronoun "he" for doctor, it's much more likely to spit out "he" in a medical context. Since the model lacks world knowledge for new words, sometimes it also ascr
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Emojineering Part 2: Implementing Hashtag Emoji(instagram-engineering.tumblr.com)
11 points by cosbynator 11y ago|1 comments
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Emojineering Part 1: Machine Learning for Emoji Trends(instagram-engineering.tumblr.com)
23 points by cosbynator 11y ago|0 comments
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by cosbynator 12y ago
Both Alex and I are from Toronto (we are the engineers on Hyperlapse). I shot it on a little visit at the start of the summer and it became our go-to demo. That water taxi is particularly windy, bumpy and beautiful.
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by cosbynator 13y ago
My post wasn't really aimed at a technical audience. It was more of "look what cool stuff we can do without looping in a human". I've given a slightly more technical introduction in my post on ranking universities: http
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by cosbynator 13y ago
Good point - this is a view of the English speaking world as an aggregate. I'm hoping to re-run this experiment on non-US Wikipedia sites. If there are any interesting differences I'll try to put together a new visualization :)
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by cosbynator 13y ago
Cool! I didn't know about this. The score I compute is actually a PageRank, which takes into account the quality of inbound links rather than just the raw number. I'd be interested to try to see how well this correlates to page vi
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by cosbynator 13y ago
That's certainly a downside. I've been meaning to run this on non-english Wikipedias to see the similarities and differences. A subject for a future blog post :)
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by cosbynator 13y ago
You definitely aren't wrong, but it is worth noting that the PageRank is calculated based on all wikipedia articles, and not just those of movies (so influence into other areas will hopefully bubble up). "Birth of a Nation"
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by cosbynator 13y ago
I've actually computed a PageRank vector for all articles in Wikipedia. If you are interested, Coursera is about 0.0013% of Harvard which would put it very close to the bottom of the ranking.
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by cosbynator 14y ago
I'm completely biased in this (I know the founders), but this is the real deal. I've recorded shaky, all over the place video handholding my iPhone on a bike and it came out like this: http://luma.io/v/B2- It is pretty neat stuff.
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Chris Potts' Sentiment Symposium Tutorial(sentiment.christopherpotts.net)
1 points by cosbynator 14y ago|0 comments
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by cosbynator 14y ago
There was a 5 page limit :) Also, there was nothing to prevent anyone from releasing source code, I'd imagine that a lot of projects are out there if you look carefully on GitHub
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Show HN: Silly Face Society - A game about making faces with friends(sillyfacesociety.com)
2 points by cosbynator 14y ago|0 comments
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Hardening node.js for production part 3: zero downtime deployments with nginx(blog.argteam.com)
3 points by cosbynator 14y ago|0 comments
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Better Effects: 3 Simple iOS 5 Particle Systems by Example(blog.argteam.com)
1 points by cosbynator 14y ago|0 comments
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Continuous Integration Using Bill Cosby(blog.argteam.com)
2 points by cosbynator 14y ago|0 comments

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