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Great suggestion. I'll think of how I could possibly work that in.
My favorite:
Young carers need more support
Green light for £100m golf resort
Love its simplicity although I'm not regular ruby programmer.
Nice idea, very interesting.
You may want to check yet another "rhymes provider" in form of a gem - https://rubygems.org/gems/r...
Nice work, Andrew.
If you do end up digging into the rhyme stuff more, you may be interested in my rhyme webservice:
Thanks. I hadn't come across Arpabet transcriptions. I like the web service you built.
Allowed myself to write some documentation for your code, and separate code from data. See if you like the outcome: https://github.com/spier/ru...
Thanks. I'll probably merge most of that in.
Btw I think you meant to link to this at the end of your post:http://rubygolf-presentatio...
Good spot. Thanks. I must have dropped the http://
I've fixed it now.
This made me smile :) Thanks for sharing.
You should investigate more algorithms for finding words that rhyme. Some possibilities include: double metaphone, soundex and NYSIIS.
I wrote the code about five years ago, and when I was writing the talk, I considered improving it. I played around with soundex and double metaphone, but in the end, decided that given it was only a 5 minute talk, I wouldn't go beyond what I wrote 5 years ago. I'll certainly consider revisiting it and making the algorithm better, although I quite like the idea of crowdsourcing the best couplet selection instead, which would help pick out not only the ones that rhyme, but also the funniest or most ironic couplet.
I heard about code poetry but generative poetry is nice too!
Impressive. <3 the Ruby :)
What a simple and beautiful idea and a delightful outcome! I think you should do Rubstep next.