Names for what we are? #16
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I love these ideas! The forest/tree vibe feels especially like my jam, though I do also appreciate the "O[S]H" (Open [Source] Hardware) riffs too. A few more loose words I have floating around in this space:
Well if you're just gonna come for me like that, damn, ok.
This feels like it's 20° off-axis for an LLM, to me. We almost want a thing that's going to put together "nice-sounding, semi-coherent, but not entirely expected" combinations for us to look through, which is nearly what an LLM does ("nice-sounding, semi-coherent, entirely expected"). Maybe we could get close with a plain old markov chain ("usually incoherent, often surprising") especially if we sampled it in a, like, most-least-most likely sort of way? Or we could pull down one of the open LLM things, and see if we could finesse the sampler to be closer to what we want and less........ intentionally banal. Plus, if we do it right, we could then pivot our name generator into a full-blown multi-billion-dollar business because we used an LLM, right? |
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A name should:
For example, Electric Embers is an interesting name. It's sort of long, invites curiosity to the people who would name themselves that. It's gentle and inviting. Something we landed on at the end of our recent conversation: (The) Rose & Gear, sort of trying to evoke old Inn/Tavern names "X & Y" |
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Okay my final favorites of these:
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Name thoughts?
So I think the name should be a made up compound work (like the way we write Rustbox as one word), and NOT camel cased like we're writing a java class and we're a tech company from 2009.
If the name should have more than one actual word, a space is sufficient. Bring back spaces in tech names!
Brainstorming some names!
Maybe we can kinda make a "name generator" by doing something like randomly picking two words together that we like and picking ones that sound nice?
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