I wrote these sentences.
As far as I know, they’re all true sentences.
Some of them might even be of interest to you.
Most probably won’t.
You can scroll past as many as you like.
I won’t mind.
SQLite is a fine database.
Ripgrep is a nice program for finding things.
Rsync is a nice program for syncing files.
Vim is a nice program for editing text.
Those sentences were pretty technical.
A lot of them are probably going to be that way, because I’m a software developer.
There are no advertisements on this page.
The horse fence might be on.
Humans are sometimes kind, caring, and generous.
I grew up on a small farm in Michigan.
A sentence can be a nice way to express a thought.
Sentences don’t have silly limits, like being only one hundred and fourty four characters in length.
Sentences should, ideally, just say one thing and then stop.
If you can’t say something in a sentence, then the idea might need more work.
Some of these sentences will emphasize certain words.
I’ll try to only do that when I feel like it.
For better or worse, I feel like emphasizing things a lot.
Make is a handy way to construct a small graph of dependencies.
Software development is a field where people write programs that run on computers.
Programs can do some neat things.
Programs cannot do everything that is worth doing.
Programs can do a lot of things that are worth doing.
Some programs are written by humans.
Some programs do most of their work based on files that they read when they are run on a computer by a person.
Sometimes, programs are run by other programs, because some person set it up that way.
Which computer you run a program on turns out to be pretty important.
If I run the program for you, on my computer, then I can tell you what you’re allowed to do with it.
If you run the program on your computer, then you get to decide what to do with it, unless part of the program asks me for permission first.
Some programs are only really useful if you give them files to read, and perhaps write.
Some of those programs read files made up of lots of numbers, and they interpret those numbers as node weights in a neural net.
Some programs, that read files and interpret them as neural net weights, produce useful input when given questions via some other input method.
One of the useful things those programs can do is write other programs.
Sometimes those programs are themselves useful.
Sometimes they are not.
It’s interesting, to me, how expressive a list of sentences can be, without paragraph breaks.