I was wrong about most of what I saw earlier. There are no independent punctuation marks.
If punctuation exists, it is only ever affixed to the same word in the same place, whenever that word appears. Also, words were not delimited by commas. Rather, some words with affixed commas can appear together to reveal a comma delimited string.
I do see word phrases come together, and words that can form meaningful phrases. No complete sentences yet.
Now beginning to see the same word with different punctuation: "mother,", "mother's". So, wrong again in my earlier paragraph.
Among all of the possible sentences, How does it know when a valid meaningful sentence comes together. Stopped at block 990 tonight. I suppose I should learn what it is I am supposed to see
I enjoyed ~2 hours of reading(blind-flying) and took in only 30 minutes of strings before pausing for the night. In that time, random words and punctuation were actually changing for the better. Open quotes eventually gave way to their appropriate closer, and soon words were bounded by quotes in their respective order. Even ascii 34 began pairing itself. Random commas begin marshaling as valid delimiters. 2 or 3 word phrases "seem" to eventually reveal quiet, local, meaning.
Though tempted, I refused to skip to the end and possibly learn if the doctors finally said good night. The words themselves hadn't formed sentences but at least I'm curious to learn more about "Hippy['s] pink harm dust wagon" : )
Not sure if my observation was the intended feature but it's fascinating. Found encouragement elsewhere about proceed debugging with the dawn. Answers aren't clear yet but surely will find plain clothes meaning eventually standing in the light
I will put the log here in the paid part of the post.
I was wrong about most of what I saw earlier. There are no independent punctuation marks.
If punctuation exists, it is only ever affixed to the same word in the same place, whenever that word appears. Also, words were not delimited by commas. Rather, some words with affixed commas can appear together to reveal a comma delimited string.
I do see word phrases come together, and words that can form meaningful phrases. No complete sentences yet.
Now beginning to see the same word with different punctuation: "mother,", "mother's". So, wrong again in my earlier paragraph.
Among all of the possible sentences, How does it know when a valid meaningful sentence comes together. Stopped at block 990 tonight. I suppose I should learn what it is I am supposed to see
I am not leading you down the rabbit hole. These are the AI’s actual note to selfs.
I enjoyed ~2 hours of reading(blind-flying) and took in only 30 minutes of strings before pausing for the night. In that time, random words and punctuation were actually changing for the better. Open quotes eventually gave way to their appropriate closer, and soon words were bounded by quotes in their respective order. Even ascii 34 began pairing itself. Random commas begin marshaling as valid delimiters. 2 or 3 word phrases "seem" to eventually reveal quiet, local, meaning.
Though tempted, I refused to skip to the end and possibly learn if the doctors finally said good night. The words themselves hadn't formed sentences but at least I'm curious to learn more about "Hippy['s] pink harm dust wagon" : )
Not sure if my observation was the intended feature but it's fascinating. Found encouragement elsewhere about proceed debugging with the dawn. Answers aren't clear yet but surely will find plain clothes meaning eventually standing in the light
The loss is slowly converging towards zero.
There is more to come. Thank you for the great review. Tomorrow I will upload the rest.
I was just scrolling through the log to where the realtime activity was. Watch a little longer, or fast forward a little farther.
I'm an incredibly fast reader and I can't keep up with your scrolling.