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As someone who was drawn back into programming by the NLTK while in a creative writing program, I say bravo! This one especially moved me: Amorite and the G
by klenwell 11y ago
As someone who was drawn back into programming by the NLTK while in a creative writing program, I say bravo!
This one especially moved me:
Amorite and the Girgasite
And the Hivite and the Arkite
and the Sinite And
the Arvadite and
the Zemarite and the Hamathite
I imagine it would be fun to do this with heroic couplets, too. If I'm not mistaken, I think the idea has been applied to random tweets.
- russellsprouts 11y agoI made a bot that would fetch Twitter posts and re-tweet any it detected were 5-7-5 haiku. The syllable counter was just a series of regex replacements, loosely inspired by Metaphone, but it was about 95% accurate on my dictionary of 300,000 words.
- klenwell 11y agoHave you seen the New York Times haikubot? (Maybe you wrote it?)