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That's amazing. Well, why don't we have a day name for every distinct day, generated in the same way?
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That's effectively what it comes down to.
I generally reroll the days on my fork every season. But some of the previous seasons have been very silly to very boring; check the commit log at https://github.com/FeepingCreature/ddate/commits/master for examples. I think the current one is ... usable, even though it got into a bit of a rut.
edit: Hang on, do you mean the Holidays?
edit: For the sake of documentation, the current prompt I'm using is
As described in the Principia Discordia, the Discordian calendar has five 73-day seasons:
Chaos, Discord, Confusion, Bureaucracy, and The Aftermath.
The Discordian year is aligned with the Gregorian calendar and begins on January 1,
thus Chaos 1, 3187 YOLD is January 1, 2021 Gregorian.
The Erisian season consists of the following days:
First week: Sweetmorn, Boomtime, Pungenday, Prickle-Prickle, Setting Orange,
Second week:
The "first week, second week" format helps it keep track of what it is trying to do and stay coherent for longer than a flat list.
Usually it extends it a few weeks, then loses interest and wanders off to talk about weird mutant versions of the Gregorian calendar. I then stick those weeks back into the prompt and rerun.
edit: Oh hey, talktotransformer.com is up again!
Here's an example I ran just now (generated text in bold):
First week: Sweetmorn, Boomtime, Pungenday, Prickle-Prickle, Setting Orange,
Second week: Holy Saturday, Partay, Come Along, Rousing, Festival of the Dead, The Day Of The Panic
Third week: Easter, Lughnasadh, Tropitosity, Kamaitachi, Rosh-Shamlet, Serpent's Snare, Solar Dog Days,
Fourth week: Pride & Vexation, Day Of Sevens, Macho Week, Intimidations, Earthly Delights, Mountain Day, Fire-Eye Day,
Fifth week: End of Lughnasadh, November Week, Lover's Lament, Confusion, Augury
You get the idea.
Note how we didn't tell it that a week has 5 days here, so it went with its default of seven. However, if we include this in the prompt:
The Erisian season consists of the following five-day weeks:
First week: Sweetmorn, Boomtime, Pungenday, Prickle-Prickle, Setting Orange,
Second week: Sancho Poeto, Sancho Tenacious, Shinetsu, Brittle-Hammer, Sing Day,
Third week: Decadence, French-Can-Do, Retroderesque, Squidfinger, Bonecrusher,
Fourth week: Hap-Hap-Happy, Honky-A-Day, Envyin', Female-End of Menstruation, End of Women's Day,
Fifth week: Ascetic Hope, Gizmonic Digressiveness, Toxic Taint, Clustered Grief, Caroline/Turgor
GPT is smart!
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