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George meanders in the bedroom. The chest of drawrs has a silver pair of clothes. 
The armchair has a gold leather. George looks at Yoko, the Ruined Geisha Doll. 
George meanders in the doll room. The armchair features a white porcelin doll. 
George watches Yoko, the Ruined Geisha Doll. George runs in the bedroom. 
The armchair features a black leather. The table features a chartreuse board game. 
George notices Kishi, the Tiny Geisha Doll. George creeps in the doll room. 
The porcelin doll has a large shoe. The geisha doll has a small dress. 
George creeps in the bedroom. The queen bed features a dirty sheet. 
The chest of drawrs has a clean pair of clothes. 
George watches Yoko, the Ruined Geisha Doll. George walks in the bedroom. 

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// Created by SharpCoder (@debugglesoft)
// 08-03-2014
//
// politics.js is the event creation engine for
// the world. It simulates the interaction between
// people in power and everyone else.
Human = (function() {
	function Human() {
		this.Name = Helper.GetName();
		this.Role = 'Union Member';

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// 2014-08-22
// SharpCoder
// This is the core framework for my ludum dare 30 entry.

Drawable = function(config) {

	config = config || {};
	this.x = config.x || 0;
	this.y = config.y || 0;
	this.vx = config.vx || 0;

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var dictionary = {};


module.exports = {
  init: function(callback) {
    var fs = require('fs');
    fs.readFile('./moby/mobyposi.i', 'utf8', function( err, data ) {

      var text = data.toString('utf8');

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Sentence Generation as a Function of Classification =============================

This is a collection of thoughts I have regarding a potential engine for generating content. Bot-generated stories is a fascination of mine, and I am developing a potential implementation for working in this problem space. The idea involves usage of a neural network to classify training data. Once classified, sentences can be generated as a subset of intent which will drive the output.

Intent

This is a core concept for the whole system. Intent will be a pre-defined action item. These are essentially the classification outputs. An example of intent may include the following:

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#include "fjs_tokenizer.h"

List<Symbol> tokenize(char* str) {
	
	string* temp = new string();
	string* code = new string(str);
	List<Symbol> result;
	
	// Parse the code.
	for ( int i = 0; i < code->size() ; i++ ) {

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Overview

Generating a story will all be piped through the architect. A system that essentially takes a cahracter/action tuple and outputs a narration that describes the event. The difference is, the architect will assign a positive or negative rating to the character/action tuple which can then be fed back into the character for learning. The character will determine whether this action was appropriate at the time and, given various environmental variables, will hopefully learn to make actions that advance the story.

Actors

All characters in the world will have the ability to invoke an action. Tentatively, these actions will include the following:

• Use an Item
• Drop an Item
• Pick up an Item
• Attack Another
• Move about the World

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Changelog v0.1.1
 - Mobile optimized interface
 - Added solar system map, with new art!
 - Balanced resource generation a bit more.
 - Renamed the ship 'Mainstay' to 'Andromeda'.
 - Renamed the ship 'Hummingbird' to 'Delta Wing'.
 - Renamed the ship 'Bulwark' to 'Apollo'.
 - Fixed a bug with the guild page which wasn't clearing textboxes after sending messages.
 - Fixed a bug with attacking where you would attack yourself sometimes after capturing a planet.
 - Fixed a bug with losing your home planet. How clicking the "circle" icon on the map will take you to your first planet, whatever that is at any given time.

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// ships = [[shipName, qty]]
ShipManager.prototype.combat = function (user1, user1Ships, user2, user2Ships, mission, success, supressMessages, supressFleet1Death, supressFleet2Death) {
    supressMessages = false || supressMessages;
    // Calcualte the total attack power for each fleet.
    var gameContext = this.gameContext,
        fleet1Flat = [],
        fleet2Flat = [];
    
    // Populate the lists.
    for (var i = 0; i < user1Ships.length; i++) {

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// Mining ships
    this.ships.push(new Ship({
        title: 'Quarry',
        description: 'A Class-I mining vessel. Tattered and old, but she\'ll get the job done!',
        cost: 2000,
        attack: 0,
        defense: 20,
        hp: 100,
        miningIronMultiplier: 1.0,
        miningGoldMultiplier: 1.0,