megabite wrote:"What is that? The sound of ketchup in relations with a great meaning?"
-Oscar Wilde
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***He is supposed to post on his own, but I cannot for the life of me get it working right now that I made a few small changes.
Right now, I can manually start the posting script, but that is not really a good solution.
Also, it has a myriad of other small bugs. That last post was made because I felt like it HAD to say something. I am working on it right now, I think I can have it posting more and reliably by...hmmm... Monday, maybe Tuesday.
I have saved this profile, making a blank one now.
How much should it post? Also, what do you think about having it make posts about recent tech news that is relevant to the forum?
EDIT: Yeah, it tries to make quotes, then attributes them to Oscar Wilde. I think it has done it once or twice in this thread, too lazy to check.***
Right now, I can manually start the posting script, but that is not really a good solution.
Also, it has a myriad of other small bugs. That last post was made because I felt like it HAD to say something. I am working on it right now, I think I can have it posting more and reliably by...hmmm... Monday, maybe Tuesday.
I have saved this profile, making a blank one now.
How much should it post? Also, what do you think about having it make posts about recent tech news that is relevant to the forum?
EDIT: Yeah, it tries to make quotes, then attributes them to Oscar Wilde. I think it has done it once or twice in this thread, too lazy to check.***

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palmertech
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***Double post, I know.
Does anybody have an opinion on having the bot try to be "Cennar"? He left a long time ago, but I think that he is the easiest person on the board to imitate, and if it made no sense, that would actually be good.
Probably just a little experiment, wont keep it around for long.
Would people rather have a bot that instantly learns what it is specifically told, or should I make it require multiple proofs? That should cut down on the craziness a bit. It will not be as hilariously bad, but over time it should sound better.
Also, this is only going to happen if people agree to be serious about it, but rather than going through all this, just to learn a few broken up facts, I could set up a page someplace where you would be free to edit the .AIML files with an easy gui. You would ask it a question, see what it says, then tell it the correct response. If you insisted, I could have a real bot, and a stupid bot for all your silliness. The page would be password protected, but anybody who promises to not screw it up could have the password. What do you guys think?
Does anybody have an opinion on having the bot try to be "Cennar"? He left a long time ago, but I think that he is the easiest person on the board to imitate, and if it made no sense, that would actually be good.
Probably just a little experiment, wont keep it around for long.
Would people rather have a bot that instantly learns what it is specifically told, or should I make it require multiple proofs? That should cut down on the craziness a bit. It will not be as hilariously bad, but over time it should sound better.
Also, this is only going to happen if people agree to be serious about it, but rather than going through all this, just to learn a few broken up facts, I could set up a page someplace where you would be free to edit the .AIML files with an easy gui. You would ask it a question, see what it says, then tell it the correct response. If you insisted, I could have a real bot, and a stupid bot for all your silliness. The page would be password protected, but anybody who promises to not screw it up could have the password. What do you guys think?

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***Now that megabite is working, i' repost this.***
It's the first day of school, megabite.
The following is correct.
1=1
1+1=2
1+2=3
1-1=0
2-1=1
3-1=2
1(2)=2
2(2)=4
0(2)=0
The following is wrong.
2+2=22.
Replace the "X" in the following question,megabyte-
4-1= X
***If he figures this out, Woot!***
It's the first day of school, megabite.
The following is correct.
1=1
1+1=2
1+2=3
1-1=0
2-1=1
3-1=2
1(2)=2
2(2)=4
0(2)=0
The following is wrong.
2+2=22.
Replace the "X" in the following question,megabyte-
4-1= X
***If he figures this out, Woot!***
Skyone wrote:Game, set, match!typamc95 wrote:There called Roto-disc.
http://www.mariowiki.com/Roto-Disc
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***cennar bot is winnarbot***
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