Chris Pressey

If you're working with sentence trees and you just want to see how a sentence might be parsed, you can paste it into the online Link Grammar Parser form at...

> Our own @aparrish wrote Sea Duck, a system for generating tracery grammars out of rules about nouns, their properties, and the actions that can apply to them. In case...

**AL**: I think this issue should have a [cyan "preview" label](https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2017/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+sort%3Aupdated-desc+label%3Apreview). **BETTY**: I don't. He hasn't shown what the novel is going to look like. **AL**: So if you show...

Finished novel is [here](http://static.catseye.tc/novels/Vanish%20Like:%20The%20Novel.txt).

> Couldn't you find exactly 316 words of public domain material about vanishment or disappearance? Not for this work, thanks for understanding.

(The NaNoGenMo rules say I can use my issue as a "dev diary", so here are some notes.) (1) The article on Railroading on TVTropes talks primarily about tabletop RPGs,...

NaNoGenMo Dev Diary, Day -14: Having just compiled [Language survey 2017](https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2017/issues/135) I'm having serious second thoughts about using Python. I mean it's not *bad* to use a programming language that...

> file.readlines() currently uses an iterator (in other words, it's equivalent to the old xreadlines()), so if you can fit your whole per-pass logic in a 'for x in y.readlines()'...

NaNoGenMo Dev Diary, Day -12: It has surely not escaped your notice, dear reader, that all the above description of this entry has been technical in nature. But what's the...

> If that becomes a problem, you could look up Aspect-Oriented Programming. As it turns out, the instructor for the compilers course I took as an undergrad was one of...