def init():

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def init():
    return ely

[setphen]

What are the rules regarding human "curation" of the final product? For instance, what if my code creates paragraphs, and then I organize them manually?

[dariusk]

There are no rules except 50k words.

[enkiv2]

Even if you don't make 50k words, if your results or ideas are sufficiently
interesting people will like them. (Generated Detective didn't make
anywhere near 50k words and had rather a lot of curation, but was also one
of the more interesting and exciting things going on in NaNoGenMo 2014)

On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 12:18 PM Darius Kazemi notifications@github.com
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There are no rules except 50k words.

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[cpressey]

Don't forget also: share your source code.

[setphen]

Will do. I am planning on utilizing some other open source projects, i.e. speed-to-text and translation

[setphen]

Here's my entry, (in pretty rough form). A recipe book for hexidecimal colors.

https://github.com/setphen/QueensDelight

[hugovk]

I like this! The text brings to mind a kind of perfumery of colours.

Do you think it's doable to generate 50k words?

[setphen]

Certainly. The generated pdf (included) has more than 50k.

You can check out the corpus I am using, which I got from Project Gutenberg. It's an anonymous perfumery book.

glad you enjoyed it!