THE CHAIN OF CHANCE: Another bad translation. The spaceship Invincible discovers a planet that once held a civilization yet now appears to be lifeless but it is and it isn’t. This is a serious novel about the nature of intelligence in a similar vein to SOLARIS. THE INVINCIBLE: Also spoiled by a bad translation. I think the book might otherwise be quite compelling: it is a rather Dickian story of reality and surreality on board a research station on the sentient planet Solaris. The current paperback version (I think it’s Berkley) has a translation that is just awful and spoils the book.
SOLARIS: This book of his seems to be most widely known in the West, partly because the Russians made a movie out of it and partly because it was translated a long time ago. These are some real reviews written by humans of actual books by Stanislaw Lem: I will profile them quickly and give my own recommendations. I have a fairly extensive set of books by Lem in translation and I thoroughly enjoy all of them, not just the satirical books. I would rank Lem among my top five or so favorite authors of science fiction and I hope more Americans take the time to read the books of this remarkable Pole. I beg to differ with some of JAF’s judgments about (and titles of) Stanislaw Lem’s books. Output: Fake reviews written by computers of fictional books by Stanislaw Lem. Stanislaw Lem, 1973, Wearing a Wig Input: Real reviews written by Donn Seeley of actual books by Stanislaw Lem. Here are some other amazing, outrageous, unbelievable, obscene, illegal feats that I am infamous for, which inspired the game SimCity:Įnd of GPT-3 input, beginning of GPT-3 output: Output: What else have they done that inspired SimCity?
Input: The home pages of Trurl and Klapaucious. I told Trurl to fix his stupid mistake, so he made the poet non-non-non-non-non-exist, and then it wrote……Įnd of GPT-3 output. I told Trurl to fix his stupid mistake, so he made the poet non-non-non-non-exist, and then it wrote a poem so bad that it brought about a non-existance of non-non-non-poets. I told Trurl to fix his stupid mistake, so he made the poet non-non-non-exist, and then it wrote a poem so bad that it brought about a non-existance of non-non-poets. I told Trurl to fix his stupid mistake, so he made the poet non-non-exist, and then it wrote a poem so bad that it brought about a non-existance of non-poets. Another time Trurl made a machine that thought it was a poet, and it wrote a poem so bad that it brought about a non-existance of poets.The robot was a complete failure, and I was forced to disassemble it. It created Efreet, a robot with the head of a monkey, the body of a snake, and the hands of a clock repairman. Klapaucius and I built a machine that could create anything starting with the letter “E”.
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