A rough idea list for creating a twitter bot. Plant Truman Show A plant personality that lives in the twitterspace, that tweets timelapse video of the plant + generative text based on the actual sensor data from a flowerpot. References @grow_slow by Nicole He PiRecipes – A Timelapse Webcam Application by Tom Igoe 4-Letter Word… Continue reading Twitter Bot Idea Dump
Tag: programming-from-a-to-z
Fluffy Artist Generator
I made a generator that shows biographies of fictional feline artists. Link to sketch References that I used Context Free Grammar Daniel Shiffman’s resources for Context Free Grammar Tracery Artspeak International Art English by Alix Rule & David Levine: amazing read about language from the art world 500letters.org: an awesome artist statement generator A user’s… Continue reading Fluffy Artist Generator
Generating Text from NYTimes Headlines
This week, I tried using the New York Times’ Most Popular API to generate headlines via Markov Chain methods. I tried this experiment before actually applying a markov chain text generation method on my previous project, WordEater.
Attaching the New York Times API to WordEater
WordEater is a project I did last year using ml5.js to capture hand movement to generate sentences from a list of words. After its initial version, I have updated the website multiple times – The initial version used face tracking and mouth movement, but due to issues related to face recognition and COVID mask mandation, now… Continue reading Attaching the New York Times API to WordEater
Squarify!!
Link to demo Squarify!!! is a webpage that converts circles(ㅇ)to squares(ㅁ) in Hangul, the Korean alphabetic system. Circlesㅇ and squaresㅁ in Hangeul한글 For a beginner in Korean, the most noticeable characters in Hangeul(한글, the Korean alphabetic system), would be circles(ㅇ) and squares(ㅁ). The circle character, which is called 이응(ㅇ, ieung) is a consonant that comes right before… Continue reading Squarify!!