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In the same vein, I wrote a Twitter bot that finds and retweets pairs of tweets that form anagrams: https://twitter.com/anagrammatweest https://twitter.com/ana
by briandrupieski 10y ago
In the same vein, I wrote a Twitter bot that finds and retweets pairs of tweets that form anagrams:
https://twitter.com/anagrammatweest https://twitter.com/anagrammatweest
It's a clone of anagramatron, the original anagram Twitter bot that went inactive almost a year ago.
I use a combination of Damerau–Levenshtein distance, longest common sequence, length, number of English words, and number of different words to score and rank anagrams to figure out which ones to retweet.
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- pimlottc 10y agoIt took me a while to realize which tweets go together, particularly since Twitter shows only the original tweet time, not when they were retweeted. Maybe you could retweet them as links?
- briandrupieski 10y agoThey're also posted to tumblr, which can make it easier to see the pairs: http://anagrammatweest.tumblr.com/ http://anagrammatweest.tumblr.com/
- skolsuper 10y agoAmazing how apt some of them seem, it looks human-curated. This one feels so right -> These hoes so trifling no idea...lost -> desolation the skeleton war -> take shelter now
- nurettin 10y agoLCS = Longest Common Subsequence. In case someone eants to look it up.