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National Novel Generation Month, 2014 edition.
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NaPoGenMo 2015 #158

Open MichaelPaulukonis opened 9 years ago

MichaelPaulukonis commented 9 years ago

Goodness, it's 2015 already. Well, we've been here before.

And in that spirit, April 2015 is also NaPoGenMo. You know what that means - National Poetry Generation Month. Or National Poem Generation Month. I'm not really sure which. Not that it matters (unless you're counting syllables, I guess).

The primary distinction here is that the output should be less than 50,000 words. Because if it was 50K+ words it would be a novel, right?

Cortexelus commented 8 years ago

OH WHAT I missed it. Next year.

hugovk commented 8 years ago

@Cortexelus But only one month until NaNoGenMo 2015!

MichaelPaulukonis commented 8 years ago

Don't forget, that National No-Code Generation Month (NaNoCoGenMo) 2015 is in full swing.

Spend the month of September not writing code that won't output anything - empty strings, null pointers, missing file references, zero-length quines (which when appended to themselves yield a string of length 0) - all are not unwelcome!

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@Cortexelus https://github.com/Cortexelus But only one month until Na _No_GenMo 2015!

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hugovk commented 8 years ago

Not a bad idea!

I've set up a Twitter-not-bot to tweet those every 30 minutes or so.

Please welcome https://twitter.com/everynowt!

MichaelPaulukonis commented 8 years ago

Looks at the feed, starts to wonder why nothing has bee...

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