Random Startup Generator

If someone told me that they used a tool like this to generate a startup pitch and got seed funding, I'd find it hard to dismiss it as a joke.

Why isn't there random news on news.ykombinator.com? :(

Something I've always wondered with regard to idea generators like this: in the (extremely unlikely but non-zero probability) event that it actually generates a good idea and someone decides to implement it, throwing up a website with the same copytext that was output by the idea generator, who owns the copyright over the copytext?

Enjoyed playing with this - it would be neat to see a version where the company name and description matched up a little bit more and the description had a little bit more semblance of reality. No startup is going to talk about 'Pedobear' or '/b/' on its splash page.

Off topic, but in Firefox 33, I get a scrollbar past the "bottom" of the page. Looks like it's due to the margin: 20px; on .fireplace. Setting it to margin:20px 20px 0px 20px; seems to fix it.

Novel. This is a project of Smore; which coincidentally does incredibly awesome design work with their products. This (ykombinator) is a good example.

It shows that idea is just the top cream layer, and without the cake made with human hard work and sacrifices, its nothing special.

&quot;Cloudulate&quot; sounds plausible.<p>Perhaps &quot;Cloudulation&quot; is what happens at the end of a successful project...

This is the very best thing I&#x27;ve ever seen on this site. :-)

It seems it&#x27;s based on the markov-chain algorithms.

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