From a982632b1cc3218d74acec2b5f6a69ffc5e97ead Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: pommicket Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2016 14:58:23 -0400 Subject: Cleaned up code and improved website layout. --- NameGenerator.html | 43 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------ 1 file changed, 31 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) (limited to 'NameGenerator.html') diff --git a/NameGenerator.html b/NameGenerator.html index 975a092..2c5babe 100644 --- a/NameGenerator.html +++ b/NameGenerator.html @@ -14,18 +14,37 @@

Name Generator

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Name Generator generates names using a method created by Claude Shannon. - Claude Shannon created fake English text by going to a random page in a book, and writing down the first letter on the page. - Let's say it was "h". Then, he would flip to another random page in the book, and find the first occurrence of the letter "h". Let's say - it was in the word "had". He would then write down the letter that followed the "h", in this case "a", then flip to another page in the book, - and find that the first occurrence of "a" was followed by "l", and so on. This program is slightly different. It takes two random (taking into - account the frequencies of letters in English) letters. It finds what those two letters are commonly followed by. Then it takes the last two letters, - and finds what those two letters are commonly followed by, and so on. There is also a faster offline version on GitHub

- After clicking "Create Names!", the button will become red until it has finished loading. To download the names, click on the download link, then press Ctrl+S/Command+S.

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- Display names at bottom (Unchecking this option will mean that you will have to download the names to see them)

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+ Name Generator generates names using a method created by Claude Shannon. + Claude Shannon created fake English text by going to a random page in a book, and writing down the first letter on the page. + Let's say it was "h". Then, he would flip to another random page in the book, and find the first occurrence of the letter "h". Let's say + it was in the word "had". He would then write down the letter that followed the "h", in this case "a", then flip to another page in the book, + and find that the first occurrence of "a" was followed by "l", and so on. This program is slightly different. It takes two random (taking into + account the frequencies of letters in English) letters. It finds what those two letters are commonly followed by. Then it takes the last two letters, + and finds what those two letters are commonly followed by, and so on. There is also a faster offline version + on GitHub

+ After clicking "Create Names!", the button will become red until it has finished loading. To download the names, click on the download link, then press Ctrl+S/Command+S.
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