Twaffle - The Tech Waffle Maker

Project URL: twaffle.glitch.me

I am currently working on twaffle and I have got it to a state I think is OK to show. The app generates tech waffle or ‘twaffle’ for people who don’t know much about tech to try and impress their techy friends or family members, something I get sometimes in my family :joy: Right now it generates a sentence using a series of arrays with different words like nouns, verbs, prepositions, articles etc. Sometimes the sentence is total nonsense, but sometimes it spits out something good like below:



I’m gonna be coding this a lot to make the sentences make sense. I could use some sort of API, but I’m gonna try doing myself!
Send any feedback, hate or love for Twaffle :slight_smile:
Eddie

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So this is where we are having the ‘y’ problem.

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Yes. Still not fixed, so hopefully Mike will get back to me with updated code or something. If not, I may try looking at the CDN code, downloading it and editing it to fix it.

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If you want I could send you an example of code using ngrams
Lol it got into a loop with 4grams: “and I have got it to a sentence using a lot to make the sentences make the sentences make the sentences make the sentences make the sentences”

“on twaffle and I have got it to a series of API, but sometimes it to a lot to try and impress their techy friends or family :joy: Right now it spits out something good tech waffle or love for people who don’t know much about tech to a state I think is OK try and impress their techy friends or ‘twaffle’ for people who don’t know much about tech to a state I think is OK app generates tech to try and impress their techy friends or ‘twaffle’ for people who don’t know much about tech to try and I have got it to a state I am currently working on twaffle and I have got it generates a state I am currently working on twaffle and I have got it generates a state I get sometimes in my family :joy: Right now it generates tech waffle or ‘twaffle’ for people who don’t know much about tech waffle or love for people who don’t know much about tech to make the sentences make the sentences make the sentences nouns, verbs, prepositions, waffle or ‘twaffle’ for people who don’t know much about tech waffle or love for people who don’t know” - python 2020

I like your grammar approach you should think of recursive grammar so
Sent = random([subj,pred])
subj = random[(noun, propernoun)]
predicate = random[(verb,sent)]
so a sentence inside a sentence yes

What is all that quoted text? :neutral_face::flushed:

@javaarchive, are you feeling alright?

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just text from a text generator I made a few weeks ago

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That’s a really weird + cool text generator, can I have its link?

It’s on google colab linked to an account with my email.

For those who can’t use google or don’t use a google account: Grams.ipynb · GitHub
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So, if I am right, this uses somesort of Google api to take the words from the string and try and make a readable paragraph from it. That’s really cool. Is there a way I can implement this in Javascript?

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:joy::joy::joy:

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Pure algorthims no apis just check the imports(I used some numpy stuff but then decided not to use it because of input requirements)
Also note: remove random.seed so rerunning it gives different results, random.seed is used so results can be reproducible

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I may use this, if I can figure out how it works, with credit of course. Is that OK?

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sure! It believe it’s called a Ngram generator though I usually twist things

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