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replyIf you need pseudo-originality I have a skill for that: https://github.com/iandanforth/force-associations
replyNice! I use an old madlibs library I built for D&D: https://github.com/gavmor/Dunmanifestin
replythat's very clever
replyThanks, it introduces a little "jitter" that keeps the egg from rolling down the same face of the ridge every time. Possibly, the same could be accomplished with a judicious application of the temperature parameter.
replyBut how to tell the model which section is supposed to be populated with spicy tokens?
Tyty I was thinking about something similar
replyAssociation clouds.. Routes.. Whatever this is..
reply pigeon-footed → splayed toes → several directions → indecision → ambivalence
Do not cross the two clouds until each has several branches.
Reject commemorate + dulcigenic → a sweet memorial. Prefer A monument can turn bitterness into sweet nostalgia without changing what happened.
Reject preindicant + sclerotical → a hardened omen. Follow foretelling → divination and hard anatomy → bone to knucklebones.
Off topic and a little whimsical, but LLM incantations is a really fun idea.
replyIn a world where one hyper intelligent AI controls everything, hackers work tirelessly in secret off-grid, doing extreme math by hand, finding the right series of tokens that magically coerce the AI into carrying out certain actions. Spell books are copied out by hand and distributed in dark alleyways. Itinerant wizards travel the land on horse drawn carriages, travelling from town to town, casting spells on people's devices to bend the AI to their will.
I love it. Entropic prompt injection
reply"AI fills the vacuum with the obvious thing."
replyI like that a lot.
It literally is how they work. They look for the next most probable token. Always keep that in mind when writing a prompt or reading output. If you don't supply it, it will fill it in with the most obvious stuff.
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