Captain Foo posted:

too bad you can't run rnn on dead pigs

Sniep posted:

you can if you are david cameron

you can do anything you loving want to dead pigs if you are david cameron

Moist von Lipwig posted:

it kinda fits?

code:

E L A I N E :   U h . . .   ( s a n d w i c h e s )   L e t ' s   s a y ,  I   k n e w   h e   w a s   h a i r y .

Moist von Lipwig posted:

i have no clue why it puts spaces between all the characters, this is iteration ~18000/84000 so i'm curious how it evolves from here

Pumpy Dumper posted:

I've got an old GTX 460. is it possible to have two different GPUs in a computer if one is just being used for CUDA?

atomicthumbs posted:

because you're using word-rnn in character mode. try retraining with -word_level 1 and maybe -glove 1 (maybe use a bigger GloVe set than it asks for if you have time and it actually works?)

Al! posted:

George: It's Hell's birthday.

Moist von Lipwig posted:

ahhhhh gently caress, too late now, i'll just format it

code:

(The three of them come to the fridge.)
GEORGE: Hey, listen, I don't know what you're talking about.
ELAINE: (standing) Hi Jerry.
JERRY: Hey Joe.
MORTY: Hello.
MORTY: Hello Jerry.
JERRY: Hello. Hello!
HELEN: Hello Jerry. Hello.
JERRY: Hello.
MORTY: Hello Jerry.
JERRY: Hello.
MORTY: Hello Jerry, that's the worst book on the road.

code:

GEORGE: Jerry. I'm homeless. I didn't do anything.
[Outside the manager of Jerry's Apartment]
JERRY: What mate?
GEORGE: It's Hell's birthday.

Al! posted:

George: It's Hell's birthday.

Citizen Tayne posted:

I don't follow this, what's going on, is the show audio being piped into this and being voice-to-texted?

Moist von Lipwig posted:

code:

GEORGE: It's Hell's birthday.

quote:

GEORGE: Hey, I love it! I'm Not George!

CLERK: I'll pick you up at least stinkin' comedy right now here. The coffins are comin' with me... You're no good!

(Elaine laughs. Esscape with Jerry)

[Setting: Jerry's apartment]

(Jerry, George, and Elaine are sitting in the booth headed for the door)

GEORGE: George? Got me Jerry.

JERRY: What is with you?

GEORGE: I'd have a good time. Uh, by the way, have you talked to men and meet men? Don't worry about it. Virility is a long time if a man.

ELAINE: You have to grab you alone again, so you were calling me a hell of a piny room.

(Jerry loads up his nose, still using a horse face, as he stands, making a deep breath. The waitress comes up to them.)

JERRY: Ok okay, I got you guys a little bit of screw lines.

Moist von Lipwig posted:

Pumpy Dumper posted:

He's training it via RNN on the complete transcripts of Seinfeld. Then generating new text

AWWNAW posted:

goddamn please post the seinfeld corpus

Moist von Lipwig posted:

http://horriblenerds.com/files/seinfeld.txt

Moist von Lipwig posted:

atomicthumbs posted:

I'm either Doro-Ba, Muude, or Joaca.

Al! posted:

I'm Aborta

Snapchat A Titty posted:

either Gritmudia or Dos

Trig Discipline posted:

hey handsome, is there a Ms-Dos?

quote:

[ Planet surface ]
( Kirk is beamed aboard straight at a living door . He screams in purple

Crusader posted:

bumping to note that word-rnn training on a mobile gpu (840M) is somewhat possible, but will likely need to move to EC2 soon i guess - using a 9MB corpus of TOS and TNG transcripts and all i can fit is a net size of 300 and 2 layers

im encouraged by the results so far though:

atomicthumbs posted:

sned corpus

quote:

UHURA: I'm sorry, Mister Sulu. We have a kid.

SCOTT: All the power to intercept us, Mister Spock.
SCOTT: Why?
KIRK: Bones, how do we learn?
SPOCK: I do not understand.

KIRK: Mister Spock.
SPOCK [ OC ]: make the transporter in the brain, Mister Scott.
SCOTT [ OC ]: Aye, sir.
[ Kirk's quarters ]
MCCOY: I'm sorry, Spock.

SPOCK [ OC ]: Shuttlecraft to Enterprise, come in.
SULU: Aye, aye, sir.
UHURA: You know it, Mister Scott.
SULU: No returning, sir. We don't possibly know where we are.
MCCOY: No, Scotty. I'm worried about him. The trouble is, I did order the double.

KIRK: We're a examining the doctor, Mister Sulu.
CHEKOV: Aye, sir.
( Kirk and Spock enter. )
KIRK: Scott here.
SCOTT [ OC ]: It's not the problem, Captain.

( The viewscreen leaves )
SCOTT: Is it locked out?

[ Bridge ]
KIRK: This is Captain Kirk of this science vessel. In fact, I have no orders to do you.

KIRK: Kirk to Enterprise. Come in. Kirk out.

SPOCK: The Captain may be intended to be saving us.
KIRK: Of course. We'll reach the captain, my Commander.

KIRK: Who or you?
KIRK: Where's the matter?
SPOCK: I am a logical question. You're going to find your landing party.

quote:

...

To be specific, it was authored by a recurrent neural network called long short-term memory, or LSTM for short. At least, that's what we'd call it. The AI named itself Benjamin.

...

As the cast gathered around a tiny printer, Benjamin spat out the screenplay, complete with almost impossible stage directions like "He is standing in the stars and sitting on the floor." Then Sharp randomly assigned roles to the actors in the room. "As soon as we had a read-through, everyone around the table was laughing their heads off with delight," Sharp told Ars. The actors interpreted the lines as they read, adding tone and body language, and the results are what you see in the movie. Somehow, a slightly garbled series of sentences became a tale of romance and murder, set in a dark future world.

...

When Sharp and Goodwin entered Sunspring in the Sci-Fi London contest, they were delighted when the judges placed it into the top ten out of hundreds of entries. One judge, award-winning sci-fi author Pat Cadigan, said, "I'll give them top marks if they promise never to do this again."