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Perl Poetry Generators in 256 Characters
- thewakalix 3y agothe tobs mons at pats taws to mims cant at coes cabs of tash ras of monk the coke pall no cock cast of cosh mams on cang hash of cobs the bule coat of bums dick to cats
- personalityson 3y ago*wipes tear
- d-lisp 3y agoIs this valid english (am not native) ?
- RodgerTheGreat 3y agovery nearly, but not quite.
- d-lisp 3y agoIs this like if some words (most of them) are "failed" ? I mean, like if someone was mincing his words or obfuscating them or being drunk and being lazy to articulate ? The occasional "not failed" words keeps it on the thin line of being understandable.
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- peter_l_downs 3y agoGreat to see this here. Nick is a fascinating artist and a wonderful teacher. I highly encourage you to play around with constrained net/programmatic art, it can be a lot of fun and the results can be surprisingly cool. Here’s a piece I made as an exercise for his class! https://freezine.xyz/montfort/program1.0/ https://freezine.xyz/montfort/program1.0/
- RodgerTheGreat 3y agoHad a go at translating the first generator into Lil[0]. Not quite as terse as the Perl version, but not terrible: on b x do list random[extract list value by floor index/2 from x] end on w do list b["cococacamamadebapabohamolaburatamihopodito"], b["estsnslldsckregspsstedbsnelengkemsattewsntarshnknd"] end on l do "\n\n %s %s %s" format w[],b["attoonnoof"],w[] end sys.seed:sys.now print["the %s%s" w[] l@range 1+random[9]] Selecting bigrams is rather awkward, and I have to explicitly seed the random number generator, as it is deterministic by default. [0] https://beyondloom.com/tools/trylil.html https://beyondloom.com/tools/trylil.html
- einpoklum 3y ago1980s-grade ChatGPT ?
- jgalt212 3y agoindeed, and much more environmentally friendly. so much so that after I switched to this I cancelled my orders for an EV, heat pump, and induction stove top!