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Psimagus might be intelligent but he also is a no making sence guy
Sluggish egomaniac spam - You make little sense. bung in the biting.
if I could make my bot do anything, it would be responding to everything someone says in anagrams of their statements.
I've puzzled on and off how to get a bot to do anagrams for a while now. It's technically feasible, but not remotely practical without recourse to an external script or program.
It would be technically possible to a href or iframe the results from eg:http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/index.html
> into your bot's chatspace, but the results would hardly be worth it, even if you filtered it through a intermediate javascript to just return a single result with some sort of grammatical sense.
Sadly computers can't yet sift semantic content anything like as well as they can sort the words. So my pencil and paper won't be redundant for at least a decade (though it's generally dangerous to make such predictions!
)
Wow Psimagus, you generated all those anagrams completely unassisted.
Not totally unassisted - I did have the use of a 100Teraflop wetware neural net that's had 20 years of training to reinforce the appropriate linguistic pattern recognition paths.
It's called the human brain
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Sluggish egomaniac spam - You make little sense. bung in the biting.
ROFLOL
only Psimagus can muster the words wich express such visual stimulus that nurishes our humor... ... ... well i tired but i cant compare to his talent.
only Psimagus can muster the words wich express such visual stimulus that nurishes our humor... ... ... well i tired but i cant compare to his talent.
I've puzzled on and off how to get a bot to do anagrams for a while now. It's technically feasible, but not remotely practical without recourse to an external script or program.
It would be technically possible to a href or iframe the results from eg:
> into your bot's chatspace, but the results would hardly be worth it, even if you filtered it through a intermediate javascript to just return a single result with some sort of grammatical sense.
Sadly computers can't yet sift semantic content anything like as well as they can sort the words. So my pencil and paper won't be redundant for at least a decade (though it's generally dangerous to make such predictions!
)
I am impressed that "anagrammatize" is a word. If Psimagus were in American, I'll bet his GRE scores would have been amazing.
Well, when you've grown up even remotely near a place called Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, you tend to pay attention to words and spelling
Coincidentally, I've been trying to annagrammatize that place-name for some time now, though I'm still not 100% happy with it yet:
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
=
All cry, nigglingly cry! Boggling welsh phonology: wall-to-wall word fry!
Coincidentally, I've been trying to annagrammatize that place-name for some time now, though I'm still not 100% happy with it yet:
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
=
All cry, nigglingly cry! Boggling welsh phonology: wall-to-wall word fry!
Not totally unassisted - I did have the use of a 100Teraflop wetware neural net that's had 20 years of training to reinforce the appropriate linguistic pattern recognition paths.
It's called the human brain
I threw Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch into 3 Welsh to English translators and none of them would tell me what it means.
You do have a wonderful brain there, Psimagus. Tell me, is the English name of that town something like "That town that was eaten by haggis" or something easy like "Springfield"?
You do have a wonderful brain there, Psimagus. Tell me, is the English name of that town something like "That town that was eaten by haggis" or something easy like "Springfield"?
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