It's November 1st.
You know what that means—National Novel Generation Month!
It's the National Novel Writing Month for those people who can write code but not necessarily prose.
Last year I completed The Quantum Supposition of OZ and it garnered
a respectable number of
comments
(mostly about punctuation,
but hey,
I'll take what I can get).
I don't have any definitive ideas right now,
but I did make a note of machine generated TED-talks
as a possible idea.
I might also have time to do The Psychotherapy of Racter, or The Descent into Madness of Dr. Eliza.
So many possibilities …
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