And if you run the result you get "semen in a part of authorship of text. We'll run it through our highly forward-looking algorithms* and end merchandise a lovely, entirely original partially of text."
Re:Learning Python – day three.
by RyanMcGreal on Thursday October 21, 2010 @06:36AM
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I like recursion!
"seed in a partially of writing of text. We'll run it done our extremely forward-looking algorithms* and end ware a lovely, wholly unoriginal partly of textual matter"
Re:Learning Python – day three.
by silentbicycle on Thursday October 21, 2010 @07:11AM
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I'm not the least bit surprised that other people first thought to translate the example text. :)
There was a website at one point which would pass example text through babelfish's English to Spanish filter, then back to English to Russian to English to French to English to Korean to English (or somesuch), and the levels of artifacts introduced along the way sounded quite similar (though there was usually a random word in Russian or something thrown in). It was particularly fun passing legalese through it.
"Enter a paragraph of text. We'll run it through our highly sophisticated algorithms* and output a lovely, totally original piece of text."
rather amusingly yields:
"come in a piece of writing of text. We'll run it done our extremely advanced algorithms* and end product a lovely, wholly unoriginal part of text."
As a next step you could encode rules from Strunk & White [Strunk: http://www.bartleby.com/141/].