Chris Pressey

@hendrikboom3 > The link https://github.com/catseye/Samovar gives me a 404 not found. That's really weird, because that's definitely where it is (and I don't even have the means to make it...

NaNoGenMo Dev Diary, Day 3: Not much progress today, so here's an unnecessarily verbose report on the current status. #### 1/3 Simulation I've implemented the "propositions world" query in Samovar,...

NaNoGenMo Dev Diary, Day 4: This is more on the "meta" side of things, but, I just wanted you all to know that I've just muted issue #2 because, seriously,...

NaNoGenMo Dev Diary, Day 6: I've written out a sequence of plot points for the story and coded them in Samovar. Not every scene is fleshed-out, but they all have,...

NaNoGenMo Dev Diary, Day 7: One step forward, two steps back: After some refinement of the scenarios and the diction filter, the generator started producing only 15K words. This was...

NaNoGenMo Dev Diary, Day 8: The "maximum recursion depth exceeded" error was because it built a sentence tree that was too deep for Python to process recursively. Even `repr(tree)` would...

Ugh, OK. Here is a historical perspective; you might enjoy it. I don't know how much of this survives, but the original idea for "debugging" a Befunge program (i.e. viewing...

I did expect something like that was possible; way back in the circa-1993 era, the university I was attending had an actual multi-user Unix system, and at some point when...

This is awesome. Thank you for doing this. I think **revquine.bf**, **quine.bf**, **quine2.bf**, and **quine3.bf** came into existence when I learned that self-listing programs were called quines, and started a...

I'm beginning to make the fixes described here. Re **selflis3.bf** and **selflis6.bf**, I think maybe one way to fix it is to make the two sources non-identical, and make **selflis3.bf**...