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irradiatedsnakes · 1 year ago
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okso trying to practice with r with my egg data from when i incubated the baby chickens but i need to do a pivot_longer/wider function to it to get it how i want it so i can graph it but thats the one command that i just. CANNOT wrap my brain around how it works. ive watched the gif ive done the practice on thr r carpentry workshop and it just has not clicked. any r whizzes who would know how to modify this fella to make it Work
egglong <-egg %>% pivot_longer(names_to="X",values_to="X",cols=X)
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magnoliawinter · 1 year ago
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hai!! welcome to my blog~ moving here just in case egglong murk decides to be rude to all of us (again)
starting this blog off with Marion is fitting don't you think?
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scapular-dyskinesis · 3 years ago
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anarchyisfunandfree · 6 years ago
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I came for the neat ass handle and stayed for the sick takedowns of egglong musty because damn
E-bong Milk has nothing on me
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zhampres · 7 years ago
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Poem Generator
So the other day I wrote a word and poem generator. It works pretty well: all the words are phonetically correct, although hard to say still because of the foreignness. Here are some samples of what it generates:
1-Syllable Words:
ops frersh ronth warls ens um prend wums wu flask jeng shrar orsh ars clast perls sno greds
2-Syllable Words:
yigrir trognir pletwe afrars zushruf feshet ugri hiblinch grudorch plashrul zeprersh glafem strugnugs ogluds nuscriss
3-Syllable Words
flegglepi treniplod vatwufix dristrafflass smanitesp asmeghot sclocluscli wachoghant iteclox splithwathels anosplanth plegloyent shwusplewost wawigni gifrushund
10-Syllable Words
stroclafrebblucrucrulashrustuyu slibruchostrusprewuscratwugloshweds swuffliteshritwosplosplotiblusneff iswisebblosclopplefoscrustufuck isprabrishwaslabewushrashredrezz plopplescromufluwegglabblablathin
Haikus
obril gleplosp thwop othrig flurch graplu snerls thwesh tregarls slashwups esk
Limmericks
egglong dril rint crab gne rochup quishrug frigni brushed sclesk shrup amecks depraf grils sist stubuns smi ils thiglo setrund izz zutems twup
The actual options for things to generate are poems (given rhyme scheme and syllable counts per line) or words (given length).
So it becomes apparent that the words have a specific feeling to them, as though they’re part of an actual language. This is due to the way the words are generated: I use four lists of letter sets to create them: one for each of beginning, middle and end consonants and one for vowels. These lists can be easily altered and will change the “flavor” of the words generated.
Should I release the code somehow or talk more about this? Feedback is, as usual, appreciated.
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