johnstalcup

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   by johnstalcup 15y ago

   that 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 ) as a sort of "multi word thesaurus" when trying to condense a couple of ideas down
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   by johnstalcup 15y ago

   i like this. the page is pretty, results are fast, and the letter based slots specification is nice. but i think the results are pretty low quality (gibberish).
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   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 mark
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   by johnstalcup 15y ago

   the quality of the names it comes up with seems pretty meh. there is a lot of room for improvement. for example, use tricks from poetry: assonance, consonance, alternate spellings, break the provided words into syllables and return names wi