Nov 1. #avoidlipo : shakspar-style (g&n&rat&d)

[cdancette]

Built thanks to https://github.com/spro/char-rnn.pytorch and a shakspar databag. Warning, no mortal is thou stands of honour !

============================= KING RICHARD III: And thou dost it, for I having so mortal things thou disposition to his honour timity.

LUCIO: I am a voiciation for my soul.

PAULINA: A man but what is this as stay?

ROMKO: I would buy him born my son.

CORIOLANUS: What would loving is this wits that shall buy it.

DUK: But I will not buy this housand his broth: That will but thou shalt not so stand for that was That spiction counsul thou wilt by my souls That is this businights, and thou lifious lifard; So conting as his fathing shall bring my constant, Which will on that with that any thoughts arms.

JULIUS: Why, that I spaking it is that may having on a man In thou do can so to flight and dona and of that holy to this nobly our purpossing; Thou art a man of it and my fathing at pity In this wits than this gracious son for this land As you art a banishmy his housand and my faciant As and honour's loving so griad Than thou wilt adicious lords, what I do I not him our fathing to bring his poor but by an art soul.

LUCIO: Thou wool, with his horsish, by my loving of this honour, To through shall art of this in this thou hast sir, if a strangling that will not go: Thou dost that you that with a baggaguity By thy soul of mind.

KING RICHARD III: What I would I say that I cannot do not whosoon my son What thou shalt do it shall buy should having with my housand ministard, In that I did dona was this is good upon thy fact and bring that will both by my lift this housand in all, In nobly and to this gracious sistings.

GLOUCHISS OF YORK: Why, thou did his discovison, whosour'd stay Which of this body how was both of my comfort That is thy mothousand with and our holy Which it with thy childrancians cannot but into that this words, In liking and that is my command.

First Scorth: No mortant of his fathings, whosoon thou dost my lord, Which is finds that thou hast thou shalt this not To strangly such a sight, and thou shouts with his son, And your truth with thy brothating to thy son That hath with this friar than thou did spit and so, But whosoon thou dost in thy is it was Hath thou and thus and contradding to my housand and confind That was a wind and Capulack, my lord, That I should having worthy hours to bitty A nobly that is a words that taking To him for his poor than thou wilt you art that shall And with a should and through a good rights, To his lift hath consul to his loving placious loving fanto that is a placious lady and draws of my word?

DUKRY: A thing on that of thy son of my brothtaints I having with whom with this complaints than good that That I should dish bay to caus art that thou should mad.

SICINIUS: This as him shall both but his fall'st of this Is through his housin with your daughtion.

First Sir: I can bitty conting that would having discoving.

KING RICHARD II: Do you having him by this by his hands, But so most son do my safinost thou wilt But to abs as that thou did can than it, And I, as you mad with this wits of light'st.

First Signior: This is a bloody manns and wantaging

GLOUCHISS: No, sir, no mortal is thou stands of honour.

[eseyffarth]

Haha, this is brilliant. This is a bloody manns and wantaging! I was thinking of Andy Karpathy and his blog post as I was looking at your work - would Karpathy think this is a good way of using RNNs?

[cdancette]

Why yup, I think Karpathy would find an oupilo-NN amusing ! It is a plain adaptation of his work, with small modifications to avoid a glyph-that-you-shall-not-print