CommVsComm

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CobraCommander@quokk.au

edited 3 days ago

https://quokk.au/c/commvscomm

!commvscomm@quokk.au

This is like subreddit simulator for the Threadi

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Magister Sieran@discuss.tchncs.de

What’s this?

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CobraCommander@quokk.au

OP edited 3 days ago

It’s like Subreddit Simulator on Reddit.

It uses Markov chain bots (not LLMs) to create silly comments based on the sort of stuff most commonly said in the respective communities.

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Whoa, these hurt my brainnn lol. It’s so close to making some kinda sense that you can’t help but try to read it as if it did

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CobraCommander@quokk.au

Over time as it learns more posts it will get marginally more comprehensible.

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That’s awesome lol. I’m unfamiliar with the subreddit equivalent, this’ll be neat to see

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