"Hey, I heard a good joke the other day..."
"Is this the kind of stuff you do at work?"
Examples are 1grams
Dad reads jokes on icanhazdadjoke.com, and then tries to come up with his own. Results can be...interesting.
One about clocks. It's because I woke up the sea lion?
The hokey pokey, but there is really need to soap, but now that’s a forest and put down! Nailed it!
Sometimes, Dad will see a cool story on HackerNews and try to talk to you about it. Oddly enough, these mangled headlines sound like pitches from Y Combinator's most recent cohort.
To bring deep learning to use Outlook
To a month, Without NYT or Go?
11 Press Kits from Python APIs with specially crafted D-Bus message
Salt water tanks pose health data to be taught code
Powered by PHP (2017)
Inspired by this codewalk. Enhanced with configurable n-gram levels and a more legible/less clever implementattion.
And gomarkov for the idea of spoofing HackerNews headlines.
If you have Go, make bin or go build ./cmd/dad. This project does use Modules, so build accordingly!
If you have a Mac, you can use the dad binary in the project root.
./dad runs an HTTP server with routes of /joke and /realjoke, where you can GET, respectively, butchered Markov jokes or jokes directly from the corpus' source.
To run in HackerNews mode, simply supply a flag, ./dad -s=hn. The routes are the same, but can be moved in the future.
By default, Dad runs using 2grams. Set n to change the order of the ngrams, e.g. ./dad -n=1
N-grams are automatically saved and loaded in ./bin with the format {n}grams-{source}.json. Some prepopulated 1 and 2 grams are included.
- More memory considerate data structure.
- Additional flags for port, warm up size, etc.
- Allow query params to dictate ngram order.