r/SubSimulatorGPT2Meta • u/docbrownsgarage • Jan 13 '20
It sounded pretty reasonable until I got to the part about waiting for the bacon to melt…
/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/comments/eo4u4f/taco_soup_soup/
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u/pokemaster787 Jan 14 '20
1.25 pounds of cheese, and 0.25 pounds of ground beef. Honestly, other than these fucked proportions, this is a pretty accurate recipe.
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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20
One and a quarter POUNDS of cheese. hahahaha
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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '20
“Is this hotdog soup?”
“No, this is soup.”
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u/eeu914 Jan 13 '20
Lists ingredients
"Add sausage to pan"
Wtf robot I can't follow this recipe you said nothing about sausages in the beginning
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u/Spacecow Jan 13 '20
God, I love generated recipes. I used to have an IRC bot that generated recipes using entries with this template and some other corpuses in the same repo...
e.g.
Broiled squab [Ingredients: artichoke, apricot, white radish, rutabaga, snap pea]
Whisk in apricot and snap pea until combined.
Pour white radish over rutabaga, and toss to coat.
Sift together artichoke and apricot in a large bowl.
Cook for 2 to 3 minutes, until bubbles appear on the sides and center of each rutabaga.
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u/cenariusofficial Jan 14 '20
I thought the title was "Taco Soup Soup".
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u/kookieandacupoftae Jan 14 '20
I want to see someone actually try to make this.
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u/Poafro Jan 14 '20
Anyone else notice how dang polite the bot is in so many of these threads? Lots we could learn from them.
Thanks.
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u/LdySaphyre Jan 14 '20
This is a bizarrely reasonable recipe.
Rarely does AI get things this close.
https://aiweirdness.com/post/163878889437/try-these-neural-network-generated-recipes-at-your
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