Open WhistleOfTroy opened 4 years ago
This is great! It reminds me of NaNoGenMo/2018#71 that @enkiv2 did. He collected Wikipedia trivia facts into a poem in the style of William Carlos Williams.
It also reminds me of an even earlier thing I did for NaNoGenMo -- 'phrase chains' wherein sentences would be stuck together based on key words from each.
I like this output a lot :) It feels like talking to one of my friends with ADHD.
On Sun, Nov 24, 2019 at 11:18 AM Aleksandra Shtabnaya < notifications@github.com> wrote:
This is great! It reminds me of NaNoGenMo/2018#71 https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2018/issues/71 that @enkiv2 https://github.com/enkiv2 did. He collected Wikipedia trivia facts into a poem in the style of William Carlos Williams.
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Ever wanted to read 55 thousand words worth of random Wikipedia article first sentences? Good for you, cause I finished my novel!!! It consists of approximately 650 chapters of random Wikipedia article first sentences where the new sentence is explanation of previous sentence (or a random new sentence if it gets stuck). Being a test automation enthusiast, I did it with selenium, python and shell script (didn't know how to make python loop my test so just did it with shell script). This is the second thing I ever write with selenium! My code is here and the novel is in the readme of this repo.
And of course here is an example chapter:
I vaguely remember that someone in the previous years of NaNoGenMo had same or similar idea, would love if someone could drop that novel below <3