2018
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NaNoGenMo
National Novel Generation Month, 2018 edition.
About the project Unheimlich is a tool that swaps upper and lower case letters with alternatives from a table. Swapping with alternatives that have a similar phonetic quality creates an...
# Dungeons and Dragons character bios to make a bard weep Following in my tradition of giving underpowered LSTM neural nets datasets that are way too hard for them, for...
A mash-up of "The Fall of the House of Usher" by Edgar A. Poe and about half of "Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. Written with Python - using random,...
Inspired by "A Million Random Digits with 100,000 Normal Deviates," I'm working on a list of fake numbers
[My contribution this year](https://github.com/mbwolff/Troll-Talk) generates a lengthy conversation based on [what Russian trolls posted on Twitter](https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/russian-troll-tweets/) during the 2016 US elections.
I'd like to develop a formal system for generating plots. I'm inspired by previous generative attempts by others. In particular (wish I had links; may have to edit this later):...
Done! [Results](https://robineggsky.com/velvet_black_sky_2up.pdf). [Code](https://github.com/spenteco/nanogenmo2018).
Inspired by the eponymous book by Nathalie Mallet (I found it at a used bookstore a few years ago), although if I ever release it in any fashion, I'm going...
Inspired by the work of [Mirtha Dermisache](https://hyperallergic.com/444659/selected-writings-mirtha-dermisache-ugly-duckling-presse-siglio-2017/) and based on [this prototype](http://static.decontextualize.com/vecviz/) from a while ago, I'm working on a way to visually represent word vectors and use those visualizations...
Take an existing novel, and translate each word in a different language.
