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this thing outputs crap. every single name/domain name generator i've seen has been underwhelming, including this one. do this: * use an emotional connotation
by johnstalcup 15y ago
this thing outputs crap. every single name/domain name generator i've seen has been underwhelming, including this one.
do this:
* use an emotional connotation dictionary to classify a bunch of poems.
* for each emotion category train a markov chain.
* allow users to select a couple of emotions, then combine those emotion's markov chains and generate text.
- alanfalcon 15y agoI have an iPhone program called "Inspiro" which generates phrases, story ideas, etc. Great for improv or a random laugh. Got my blog domain idea "syncing dreams" from it, and I'm happy with that. No, it isn't checking for domain availability of course, but the combinations are unusual enough that you'll probably find the domain available. A few Inspiro results: charmless koala whispering playgrounds day-glow demons juicy naked mole rats forging ice You can generate different kinds of nonsense, like: ruthlessly sneezing on perfect phrases cheerfully grabbing handfuls of fascinated buildings repeating naughty garden hoses So, fun for strange ideas that make your brain get creative. My favorite tool for generating actual domain names though is easily http://impossibility.org/ http://impossibility.org/
- johnstalcup 15y agothat sounds pretty good. this is kind of a tangent but kind of related: you can use a reverse dictionary (http://www.onelook.com/reverse-dictionary.shtml http://www.onelook.com/reverse-dictionary.shtml) as a sort of "multi word thesaurus" when trying to condense a couple of ideas down into one word