I was trying to do a memory test to see how far back 3.5 could recall information from previous prompts, but it really doesn’t seem to like making pseudorandom seeds. 😆

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    11 months ago

    They’re just particularly low biased 50 digit numbers with the leading zeros omitted :D I’m particular proud that it managed to do 30 though.

    It’s interesting that none of the the numbers start with zero. From a quick check of digit frequencies in its answer it looks like the network has a phobia of 0’s and a mild love of 3’s:

    Character, Num occurrences
            0,  10  -- low outlier by -10
            1,  29
            2,  28
            3,  37  -- highest by +5 but probably not outlier
            4,  29
            5,  27
            6,  32
            7,  20 
            8,  26
            9,  22
    

    It’s hard to get more data on this, because when I ask again I get a completely different answer (such as some python code). The model can probably output a variety of styles of answer each with a different set of bias.