Open muffinista opened 9 years ago
On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 12:02 PM Colin Mitchell notifications@github.com wrote:
This is not my main submission, but I'm still hashing out how I want my primary idea to work. Along the way I've had a few false starts and I joked on Twitter that it would be funny if my submission was a log of all my failed work.
So, here's a generative version of that.
https://github.com/muffinista/NaNoGenMo2015/blob/master/failed-nanogenmo.md
The code https://github.com/muffinista/NaNoGenMo2015/blob/master/failed-nanogenmo.rb is pretty simple, it generates a random title using the Wordnik API, picks a reason for failure from a short list I wrote myself, adds a few adjectives also via Wordnik, and picks a random algorithm from a list I curated via poking around on http://dbpedia.org/page/Category:Algorithms
The output is nothing amazing but it has a few funny moments, and was a fun warmup project. It was also fun to automate a list of failure reasons, since I fail a lot and there's a pretty good chance I'll fail at my actual idea.
Enjoy!
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ha-hah!
Good stuff!
Those programming languages and algorithms are good candidates for Corpora (if not already there).
Looks like it's not there, I'll submit a PR for that now.
This is not my main submission, but I'm still hashing out how I want my primary idea to work. Along the way I've had a few false starts and I joked on Twitter that it would be funny if my submission was a log of all my failed work.
So, here's a generative version of that.
https://github.com/muffinista/NaNoGenMo2015/blob/master/failed-nanogenmo.md
The code is pretty simple, it generates a random title using the Wordnik API, picks a reason for failure from a short list I wrote myself, adds a few adjectives also via Wordnik, and picks a random algorithm from a list I curated via poking around on http://dbpedia.org/page/Category:Algorithms
The output is nothing amazing but it has a few funny moments, and was a fun warmup project. It was also fun to automate a list of failure reasons, since I fail a lot and there's a pretty good chance I'll fail at my actual idea.
Enjoy!