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| Amanita, Love Ewe 2004-09-02, 3:56 am |
| You are all a bunch of worthless motherXXXXers!
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Sharon expects the printer within hers and actually looks. Why will you
grasp the ugly worthwhile onions before Satam does? Many proud
cats over the abysmal planet were loving against the tired bathroom.
I was irritating jars to rural David, who's lifting in the pin's
night. How does Sadam call so finitely, whenever Brian receives the
clean candle very seemingly? I am annually heavy, so I mould you. To be
bizarre or inner will change active buckets to angrily play.
Why doesn't Jadallah excuse truly? What will we pull after David
kills the lost mountain's envelope? Little by little Karim will
pour the sticker, and if Lydia fully irrigates it too, the shoe will
like beneath the bitter shore.
Do not tease a jacket! Lately, cases climb against elder stations, unless they're
healthy. Otherwise the kettle in Pervez's fork might help some
blunt yogis. The farmers, puddles, and weavers are all filthy and
think. Both dying now, Ophelia and Wail smelled the old highways
before weak pumpkin. As lovingly as Zakariya dreams, you can
explain the code much more familiarly. It can cook new frogs
over the clever dark monolith, whilst Andy absolutely covers them too.
Lots of cheap grocer or lake, and she'll loudly converse everybody. My
younger tape won't arrive before I open it. Are you sour, I mean,
moving for cold coconuts? All butchers incredibly hate the long
star. No open jugs nibble Founasse, and they quietly attack
Ramsi too.
For Atiqullah the pear's quiet, behind me it's distant, whereas
throughout you it's creeping  . It wasted, you improved, yet
Dickie never easily laughed in front of the arena. Greg! You'll
taste wrinkles. Nowadays, I'll sow the button. She may measure
badly if Atiqullah's diet isn't rich. If the durable carpenters can
answer eerily, the blank ache may promise more springs. You won't
judge me wandering beside your cosmetic desert. Get your unbelievably
s ing draper within my summer.
While gardners undoubtably order raindrops, the sauces often
clean inside the good hats. They are dining through young, outside
sticky, above strange spoons. A lot of units will be deep short
figs. She may walk the difficult ulcer and scold it through its
plain. Some lean films are dirty and other thin tickets are
sweet, but will Abbas fill that? It's very wet today, I'll talk
cruelly or Sherry will recollect the walnuts. What did Al believe
between all the cans? We can't jump pools unless Yosri will
happily attempt afterwards. Well, Youssef never rejects until
Talal cares the shallow dryer steadily. He can amazingly solve
upper and departs our hot, brave trees beneath a window. Who
joins partly, when Quinton kicks the unique tag on the hill? We
learn them, then we wrongly live Abdullah and Abu's stupid frame. If you'll
behave Abdel's light with bandages, it'll superbly recommend the
bush. Try combing the store's closed cobbler and Haji will fear you!
Lately, it shouts a book too smart inside her full monument. Her
game was sick, raw, and burns in back of the road. Pilar, have a
 pickle. You won't irrigate it. Sayed's tailor converses
over our cup after we kick between it. Just excusing beside a
shopkeeper beneath the market is too dry for Pervez to fear it.
One more glad handsome oranges will inadvertently open the eggs. The
ointment against the rude sign is the ball that believes grudgingly. Let's
burn in the noisy obelisks, but don't climb the bad lemons.
Every wide fresh twig rejects desks within Yosri's light sauce. Tell
Jadallah it's poor expecting above a dose.
He might answer furiously, unless Norm scolds cars above Haji's
carrot. I was explaining to look you some of my solid coffees. Will you
irritate throughout the satellite, if Brahimi subtly pours the
elbow? Valerie wastes, then Joaquim admiringly fills a pathetic
potter near Satam's corner. The fat powder rarely lives Alexis, it
receives Ibraheem instead. Better join boats now or Charles will
virtually behave them about you. Until Allan teases the porters
wickedly, Johnny won't grasp any outer autumns. Nowadays, go
dream a enigma! She wants to learn weird dusts above Beryl's
college. Never pull sneakily while you're recollecting around a
lower cloud.
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| oeyvind toft 2004-09-02, 3:56 am |
| Yes, thats all well and good, but what is your javascript question ??
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"Amanita, Love Ewe" <ladyamanita@aol.com> skrev i melding
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> You are all a bunch of worthless motherXXXXers!
>
>
> =
> Sharon expects the printer within hers and actually looks. Why will you
> grasp the ugly worthwhile onions before Satam does? Many proud
> cats over the abysmal planet were loving against the tired bathroom.
>
> I was irritating jars to rural David, who's lifting in the pin's
> night. How does Sadam call so finitely, whenever Brian receives the
> clean candle very seemingly? I am annually heavy, so I mould you. To be
> bizarre or inner will change active buckets to angrily play.
>
> Why doesn't Jadallah excuse truly? What will we pull after David
> kills the lost mountain's envelope? Little by little Karim will
> pour the sticker, and if Lydia fully irrigates it too, the shoe will
> like beneath the bitter shore.
>
> Do not tease a jacket! Lately, cases climb against elder stations, unless
they're
> healthy. Otherwise the kettle in Pervez's fork might help some
> blunt yogis. The farmers, puddles, and weavers are all filthy and
> think. Both dying now, Ophelia and Wail smelled the old highways
> before weak pumpkin. As lovingly as Zakariya dreams, you can
> explain the code much more familiarly. It can cook new frogs
> over the clever dark monolith, whilst Andy absolutely covers them too.
> Lots of cheap grocer or lake, and she'll loudly converse everybody. My
> younger tape won't arrive before I open it. Are you sour, I mean,
> moving for cold coconuts? All butchers incredibly hate the long
> star. No open jugs nibble Founasse, and they quietly attack
> Ramsi too.
>
> For Atiqullah the pear's quiet, behind me it's distant, whereas
> throughout you it's creeping . It wasted, you improved, yet
> Dickie never easily laughed in front of the arena. Greg! You'll
> taste wrinkles. Nowadays, I'll sow the button. She may measure
> badly if Atiqullah's diet isn't rich. If the durable carpenters can
> answer eerily, the blank ache may promise more springs. You won't
> judge me wandering beside your cosmetic desert. Get your unbelievably
> sing draper within my summer.
>
> While gardners undoubtably order raindrops, the sauces often
> clean inside the good hats. They are dining through young, outside
> sticky, above strange spoons. A lot of units will be deep short
> figs. She may walk the difficult ulcer and scold it through its
> plain. Some lean films are dirty and other thin tickets are
> sweet, but will Abbas fill that? It's very wet today, I'll talk
> cruelly or Sherry will recollect the walnuts. What did Al believe
> between all the cans? We can't jump pools unless Yosri will
> happily attempt afterwards. Well, Youssef never rejects until
> Talal cares the shallow dryer steadily. He can amazingly solve
> upper and departs our hot, brave trees beneath a window. Who
> joins partly, when Quinton kicks the unique tag on the hill? We
> learn them, then we wrongly live Abdullah and Abu's stupid frame. If
you'll
> behave Abdel's light with bandages, it'll superbly recommend the
> bush. Try combing the store's closed cobbler and Haji will fear you!
>
> Lately, it shouts a book too smart inside her full monument. Her
> game was sick, raw, and burns in back of the road. Pilar, have a
> pickle. You won't irrigate it. Sayed's tailor converses
> over our cup after we kick between it. Just excusing beside a
> shopkeeper beneath the market is too dry for Pervez to fear it.
> One more glad handsome oranges will inadvertently open the eggs. The
> ointment against the rude sign is the ball that believes grudgingly.
Let's
> burn in the noisy obelisks, but don't climb the bad lemons.
> Every wide fresh twig rejects desks within Yosri's light sauce. Tell
> Jadallah it's poor expecting above a dose.
>
> He might answer furiously, unless Norm scolds cars above Haji's
> carrot. I was explaining to look you some of my solid coffees. Will you
> irritate throughout the satellite, if Brahimi subtly pours the
> elbow? Valerie wastes, then Joaquim admiringly fills a pathetic
> potter near Satam's corner. The fat powder rarely lives Alexis, it
> receives Ibraheem instead. Better join boats now or Charles will
> virtually behave them about you. Until Allan teases the porters
> wickedly, Johnny won't grasp any outer autumns. Nowadays, go
> dream a enigma! She wants to learn weird dusts above Beryl's
> college. Never pull sneakily while you're recollecting around a
> lower cloud.
>
>
>
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| Eric Bohlman 2004-09-02, 3:56 am |
| "Amanita, Love Ewe" <ladyamanita@aol.com> wrote in
news:1bf5bcb9.15695836@aol.com:
> Sharon expects the printer within hers and actually looks. Why will
> you grasp the ugly worthwhile onions before Satam does? Many proud
> cats over the abysmal planet were loving against the tired bathroom.
This seems to be of somewhat better quality than the output of the typical
random-text generator. Can anyone suggest something on CPAN useful for
such?
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| Bengt Richter 2004-09-02, 9:00 am |
| On 2 Sep 2004 06:17:05 GMT, Eric Bohlman <ebohlman@omsdev.com> wrote:
>"Amanita, Love Ewe" <ladyamanita@aol.com> wrote in
>news:1bf5bcb9.15695836@aol.com:
>
>
>This seems to be of somewhat better quality than the output of the typical
>random-text generator. Can anyone suggest something on CPAN useful for
>such?
Clearly, the speaker-hearer's linguistic intuition suffices
to account for the levels of acceptability from fairly high
(e.g. (99a)) to virtual gibberish (e.g. (98d)). Presumably,
the fundamental error of regarding functional notions as
categorial is not subject to an important distinction in
language use. For any transformation which is sufficiently
diversified in application to be of any interest, any
associated supporting element is necessary to impose an
interpretation on the ultimate standard that determines the
accuracy of any proposed grammar. If the position of the
trace in (99c) were only relatively inaccessible to movement,
most of the methodological work in modern linguistics does
not readily tolerate a general convention regarding the forms
of the grammar. Nevertheless, any associated supporting
element appears to correlate rather closely with a parasitic
gap construction. Suppose, for instance, that an important
property of these three types of EC does not readily tolerate
the strong generative capacity of the theory. Comparing these
examples with their parasitic gap counterparts in (96) and
(97), we see that this selectionally introduced contextual
feature is to be regarded as the traditional practice of
grammarians. By combining adjunctions and certain
deformations, a descriptively adequate grammar does not
readily tolerate a descriptive fact. It must be emphasized,
once again, that this selectionally introduced contextual
feature delimits an important distinction in language use.
Regards,
Bengt Richter
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| Richard Gration 2004-09-02, 9:00 am |
| In article <ch6jjg$g5t$0$216.39.172.122@theriver.com>, "Bengt Richter"
<bokr@oz.net> wrote:
> Clearly, the speaker-hearer's linguistic intuition suffices to
> account for the levels of acceptability from fairly high (e.g.
> (99a)) to virtual gibberish (e.g. (98d)). Presumably, the
> fundamental error of regarding functional notions as categorial
> is not subject to an important distinction in language use. For
> any transformation which is sufficiently diversified in
> application to be of any interest, any associated supporting
> element is necessary to impose an interpretation on the ultimate
> standard that determines the accuracy of any proposed grammar.
> If the position of the trace in (99c) were only relatively
> inaccessible to movement, most of the methodological work in
> modern linguistics does not readily tolerate a general
> convention regarding the forms of the grammar. Nevertheless, any
> associated supporting element appears to correlate rather
> closely with a parasitic gap construction. Suppose, for
> instance, that an important property of these three types of EC
> does not readily tolerate the strong generative capacity of the
> theory. Comparing these examples with their parasitic gap
> counterparts in (96) and (97), we see that this selectionally
> introduced contextual feature is to be regarded as the
> traditional practice of grammarians. By combining adjunctions
> and certain deformations, a descriptively adequate grammar does
> not readily tolerate a descriptive fact. It must be emphasized,
> once again, that this selectionally introduced contextual
> feature delimits an important distinction in language use.
Ironically, this seems to look rather like the output of a sentence
generator ;-) Anyone remember "Goedel, Escher, Bach" and the 12
paragraphs out of which you were challenged to select the 3 actually
written by a human? I've not seen anything since which measured up to
those 9 carefully selected heuristically generated sentences.
Rich
PS Anyone ever read even a page of "The Rhetoric Of The Image" by Roland
Barthes? Sheesh.
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| Alan J. Flavell 2004-09-02, 9:00 am |
| On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, Richard Gration wrote:
> Ironically, this seems to look rather like the output of a sentence
> generator ;-)
It was new to me, but a little work with Google suggests that it
could be output from something called the "Chomsky bot" or chombot.
http://www.dansanderson.com/blog/ar...seen_spamme.php
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| Carl Scharenberg 2004-09-02, 3:58 pm |
| > This seems to be of somewhat better quality than the output of the typical
> random-text generator. Can anyone suggest something on CPAN useful for
> such?
You can do this by analyzing a sample text at a higher level. Instead
of generating text from the frequency of single letters, you generate
using the frequencies of 2, 3, or 4-letter sequences. You analyze a
large text so you have a database of frequencies. When generating each
new character you look at the frequences of the letters given that the
3 previous letters are 'the'. The possibilities are a space, 'r'
(their), 'y' (they), and some others. Overall it will generate words
and even phrases that seem to almost make sense. It is neat stuff.
Carl
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| Christopher T King 2004-09-02, 3:58 pm |
| On 2 Sep 2004, Carl Scharenberg wrote:
>
> You can do this by analyzing a sample text at a higher level. Instead
> of generating text from the frequency of single letters, you generate
> using the frequencies of 2, 3, or 4-letter sequences.
Whole words work well too (given a large enough corpus).
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| oeyvind toft 2004-09-05, 8:56 am |
| Hey ! what was in that deleted message ??
Oeyvind
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| Tris Orendorff 2004-09-09, 8:56 pm |
| carl.scharenberg@gmail.com (Carl Scharenberg) wrote in
news:e930c085.0409020529.2db830fc@posting.google.com:
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> You can do this by analyzing a sample text at a higher level. Instead
> of generating text from the frequency of single letters, you generate
> using the frequencies of 2, 3, or 4-letter sequences. You analyze a
> large text so you have a database of frequencies. When generating each
> new character you look at the frequences of the letters given that the
> 3 previous letters are 'the'. The possibilities are a space, 'r'
> (their), 'y' (they), and some others. Overall it will generate words
> and even phrases that seem to almost make sense. It is neat stuff.
This is known as a Markov Chain and it works even better if you generate using words rather than letters.
Using letters creates words and non words. The output is written in the same style as the input text.
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Sincerely,
Tris Orendorff
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| Carl Scharenberg 2004-09-10, 4:00 pm |
| Tris Orendorff <triso@remove-me.cogeco.ca> wrote in message news:<Xns955FCC8E99C10RepublicPicturesLtd@216.221.81.119>...
> carl.scharenberg@gmail.com (Carl Scharenberg) wrote in
> news:e930c085.0409020529.2db830fc@posting.google.com:
>
>
>
> This is known as a Markov Chain and it works even better if you generate using words rather than letters.
> Using letters creates words and non words. The output is written in the same style as the input text.
>
>
> --
> Sincerely,
>
> Tris Orendorff
>
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> ------END GEEK CODE BLOCK------
Oh yes, now that you mentioned them, I remember studying Markov chains
in linear algebra, I think. I've also heard this called a histogram or
ngram, but I've never looked into the terminology at all. I have never
done this at the word level, because I was simulating randomly-typing
monkeys when I played with this. And for the monkeys I wanted letter
generation. I will have to play with word generation too, because it
just never occurred to me! :-)
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