commit some untracked files before I screw up git again

DATASETS.md

@@ -33,9 +33,7 @@ The mormon used a dataset of CYOA texts that can still be found in the data fold
 
 There are also references in the code to mechanical turk, a website used to pay thirdworlders to enter data for you for pennies.
 
-Large collection of CYOA smut: https://editthis.info/create_your_own_story/Category:Adult_Stories
-	All in the format of a mediawiki. See https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Wiki_Backups for info on scraping mediawikis
-	Also see the section on wget 
+Large collection of CYOA text: https://editthis.info/create_your_own_story/ Including an adult category: https://editthis.info/create_your_own_story/Category:Adult_Stories All in the format of a mediawiki. See https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Wiki_Backups for info on scraping mediawikis. Also see the section on wget. 
 
 Project Gutenberg has over 60,000 public domain books that have been manually transcribed into text files. Most of these books are quite old. Virtually all pre-1920s.
 

config-commments.txt

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+#Temperature controls how random the AI's output is.
+#	Close to 0 means it always produces the most likely word.
+#		Usually short and boring responses, easily getting stuck in loops.
+#	1 makes it as "statistically unpredictable" as real text.
+#		The AI isn't perfect at predicting humans, so results in very random behavior
+#	Lots of folk wisdom is being spread about the best choice.
+#		Claims that somewhere between 0.1-0.3 or even lower is optimal for coomers.
+#			Ok coomers.
+#The number of words the AI has to choose from.
+#	It always chooses the "top k" most likely next words before randomly picking one according to temperature.
+#	Low values reduce the randomness of the AI similar to temp.
+#	Claims it might affect performance if too high, seems unlikely.
+#literally no idea what this does or if it should even be enabled
+#probably related to the number of words the AI produces at a time? Possibly affects performance.
+#dings the console bell when the AI responds
+#	check your terminal emulator's support for console bells if this doesn't work, it should typically buzz the PC speaker
+#	betcha didn't know ASCII supported sound
+#Maximum width of lines
+#	set to 0 to disable
+#	Text wrapping has been much requested since I disabled it from vanilla.
+#		In principle this should be a function of your terminal emulator and not an issue
+#		Not sure of a good default but 80 was considered an ideal standard number of columns in old PCs.
+#Tensorflow log level
+#	seems to give informative messages about what options your CPU and tensorflow install supports. Not sure what a good default should be.
+#ECMA-48 set graphics codes
+#Check out "man console_codes"
+#	Several attributes can be set in the same sequence, separated by semicolons.  An empty parameter  (between  semicolons  or  string initiator or terminator) is interpreted as a zero.
+#0       reset all attributes to their defaults
+#1       set bold
+#2       set half-bright (simulated with color on a color display)
+#4       set  underscore (simulated with color on a color display)
+#5       set blink
+#7       set reverse video
+#...
+#21      set normal intensity (ECMA-48 says "doubly underlined")
+#22      set normal intensity
+#24      underline off
+#25      blink off
+#27      reverse video off
+#30      set black foreground
+#31      set red foreground
+#32      set green foreground
+#33      set brown foreground
+#34      set blue foreground
+#35      set magenta foreground
+#36      set cyan foreground
+#37      set white foreground
+#38      set underscore on, set default foreground color
+#39      set underscore off, set default foreground color
+#40      set black background
+#41      set red background
+#42      set green background
+#43      set brown background
+#44      set blue background
+#45      set magenta background
+#46      set cyan background
+#47      set white background
+#49      set default background color