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import sys, os, re
import pprint
from util import *
import re
from textgenrnn import textgenrnn

textgen = textgenrnn()

def gen(cnt="10", temp="1.0"):
	textgen.generate(int(cnt), temperature=float(temp))

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Selected VR Projects

webVR sculpting App

Modification of https://github.com/stephomi/sculptgl to VR. Minimal interface, works with both Vive and Rift https://github.com/selfsame/sculptgl

VR Snake Game Prototype

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import { createStore } from "redux"

const deepcopy = (col) => {
	return JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(col))}

const shallowcopy = (col) => {
	return Array.isArray(col)?[...col]:{...col}}

const update = (col, k, f) => {
	col = shallowcopy(col)

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import { createStore } from "redux"

const shallowcopy = (col) => {
  if (Array.isArray(col)) {
    return [...col]} 
  else {
    return {...col}}}

const assoc = (col, k, v) => {
  col = shallowcopy(col)

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selfsame@box ╺─╸ [macplus]  
[21:58] >> identify -verbose monoeye.pict 
Image: monoeye.pict
  Format: PICT (Apple Macintosh QuickDraw/PICT)
  Class: DirectClass
  Geometry: 507x311+0+0
  Resolution: 72x72
  Print size: 7.04167x4.31944
  Units: Undefined
  Colorspace: sRGB

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[data]

Game entities are hashmaps.

{:id 5
 :hp {:max 100 :current 50}
 :sentient true
 :name "frog"
 :color :green}

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Users claim coordinates of a "room", and define the layout with ascii

#location
5,7

#layout
 |  $ _/
_| _ _=

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ideas for tildemush's WITCH scripting language

Let's imagine an Alice and Wonderland themed little cake.

A MUD has a complex system of commands that interact with objects. A player typing eat the little cake would be parsed into the eat command, find a little cake object in the current scope, check for an eatable property, and enact some result, either a default player.name+"eats the"+subject.name or some custom interaction provided by the object.

A MUSH is a "shared hallucination", we avoid hard coded rules and interactions and let the users roleplay as they see fit. A player could /do eats the little cake, /do shrinks down to the size of a mouse!, and then go about pretending to be a tiny person until they got bored.

A WITCH script describes an object which can then be created in the MUD by users. How can these objects facilitate user defined interaction? The current spec has a hears directive giving access to text i

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Day 1

{+/⍵×2⌷⍉=\⍉2((⍴⍵)[1])⍴ ⍵, (1↓⍵),'⍝'} {⍵,⍵[1]} {⍵-48} ⎕UCS

{+/⍵×⍵=(⍴⍵)↑((⍴⍵)÷2)↓(⍵,⍵)} {⍵-48} ⎕UCS

Day 2

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(def words (string/split (slurp "/usr/share/dict/words") #"\n"))

(def words-trie 
  (reduce 
    (fn [trie word]
      (assoc-in trie (vec (cons (count word) word)) {}))
    {} words))

(defn keys-in [tree]
  (if (map? tree)