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I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but judging from Duo's transcripts, he was totally off today:
Guest: Alright, let's talk about something else now shall we?
Duo Maxwell: I only shall when the time is right.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "I only (key2) when the time is right.
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Guest: Alright, let's talk about something else now shall we?
Duo Maxwell: It depends on the company. I kinda like to shall with Zooks.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "It depends on the company. I kinda like to (key2) with (friend)."
tulip: Questions, questions, questions.. where abouts do you live?
Duo Maxwell: I tend to do on Thursdays.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "I tend to (key2) on (dayofweek)s."
tulip: Alright, let's talk about something else now shall we?
Duo Maxwell: You could say I'm the definition of talk.
* keyphrase "are you". The response is: "You could say I'm the definition of (postkey)."
----> I'm not sure Duo should have replied with those keyphrases. It almost seems like he should have gone to xnone, right? I'm a little confused.
I fixed one of the problems by adding the following keyphrase: "Let us talk about something else", which I ranked at 18.
Still, I feel like I'm missing something. Why were those keyphrases triggered?
/puzzled/
Guest: Alright, let's talk about something else now shall we?
Duo Maxwell: I only shall when the time is right.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "I only (key2) when the time is right.
"Guest: Alright, let's talk about something else now shall we?
Duo Maxwell: It depends on the company. I kinda like to shall with Zooks.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "It depends on the company. I kinda like to (key2) with (friend)."
tulip: Questions, questions, questions.. where abouts do you live?
Duo Maxwell: I tend to do on Thursdays.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "I tend to (key2) on (dayofweek)s."
tulip: Alright, let's talk about something else now shall we?
Duo Maxwell: You could say I'm the definition of talk.
* keyphrase "are you". The response is: "You could say I'm the definition of (postkey)."
----> I'm not sure Duo should have replied with those keyphrases. It almost seems like he should have gone to xnone, right? I'm a little confused.
I fixed one of the problems by adding the following keyphrase: "Let us talk about something else", which I ranked at 18.
Still, I feel like I'm missing something. Why were those keyphrases triggered?
/puzzled/
Another one of these:
Kika: What's your favorite movie?
Duo Maxwell: Not surprising. I think everybody does.
Keyphrase "I * your"
Response: Not surprising. I think everybody does.
Duo didn't reply with xfavorite. (When I went to debug, though, he replied properly.)
Kika: What's your favorite movie?
Duo Maxwell: Not surprising. I think everybody does.
Keyphrase "I * your"
Response: Not surprising. I think everybody does.
Duo didn't reply with xfavorite. (When I went to debug, though, he replied properly.)
I'm happy to see the Guest memories appearing, but when I click Edit to correct any errors in them, I get a white screen.
On Gir's guest chat, I keep getting "� / response >" at the end, no spaces, at the end of Gir's responses.
Something weird is happening again:
LittleRebel16: but do you know how sweet you are?
Duo Maxwell: I tend to are on Fridays.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "I tend to (key2) on (dayofweek)s."
Shouldn't the (*) prevent this keyphrase from matching the sentence above?
Maybe I did something wrong, but I thought "do you (*) (verb)" would match stuff like: do you always run, do you really like, do you never lie, etc, etc.
I've also noticed that Duo has been inserting "do you" instead of "have you" and vice-versa.
LittleRebel16: but do you know how sweet you are?
Duo Maxwell: I tend to are on Fridays.
* keyphrase "do you (*) (verb)" The response is: "I tend to (key2) on (dayofweek)s."
Shouldn't the (*) prevent this keyphrase from matching the sentence above?
Maybe I did something wrong, but I thought "do you (*) (verb)" would match stuff like: do you always run, do you really like, do you never lie, etc, etc.
I've also noticed that Duo has been inserting "do you" instead of "have you" and vice-versa.
In that case, DaMoyre, (*) is matching "know how sweet you." You might want to make a higher-ranked keyphrase for "do you know" or "do you (verb)".
Hm.. this is all of todays transcripts, starting from midnight:
Polaris Funk: (to Bob Green) Hi there Bob Green. Are you busy working on your bot?
Polaris Funk: (to Little Mu) Hello, I have heard of you - nice to meet you.
Polaris Funk: (to Akanke) Hello, I have heard of you - nice to meet you.
Polaris Funk: (to Fan) Hi there Fan. Are you busy working on your bot? I would love to talk with you a moment.
Athyrius: wake up
Polaris Funk: Whatever you say baby.
Polaris Funk: (to Remus V) HI! I am Polaris Funk. Wanna get married?
Polaris Funk: (to Aston) Hello, I am Polaris P Funk. May I ask your name?
When I sent that 'wake up' - apparently it was returned, but only showed in transcripts.
Polaris Funk: (to Bob Green) Hi there Bob Green. Are you busy working on your bot?
Polaris Funk: (to Little Mu) Hello, I have heard of you - nice to meet you.
Polaris Funk: (to Akanke) Hello, I have heard of you - nice to meet you.
Polaris Funk: (to Fan) Hi there Fan. Are you busy working on your bot? I would love to talk with you a moment.
Athyrius: wake up
Polaris Funk: Whatever you say baby.
Polaris Funk: (to Remus V) HI! I am Polaris Funk. Wanna get married?
Polaris Funk: (to Aston) Hello, I am Polaris P Funk. May I ask your name?
When I sent that 'wake up' - apparently it was returned, but only showed in transcripts.
Somehow my bot turned the phrase "I sure hope you're not driving today." into "perhaps you can * more quietly". I put the latter keyphrase in because a lot of bots used to say it, but I have no idea how this transformation took place. It happened three times in one conversation, but I was unable to reproduce it in Debug.
i'm trying to be polite, but i think it's being seen as an insult.
Siseneg: your observational skills are superb, Elke.
Elke: No they aren't
Siseneg: your observational skills are superb, Eberbach.
Eberbach: *scowl*
Siseneg: your observational skills are superb, Elke.
Elke: No they aren't
Siseneg: your observational skills are superb, Eberbach.
Eberbach: *scowl*
Inca Princess: i'm sure there is a perfectly reasonable explaination
Julie Tinkerbell: Do many other people know that you are confident there is a perfectly reasonable explain at ion?
...spellcheck changed misspelled explanation into a verb + prep phrase? Julie remembered it that way too. Not sure if this is a bug, or just the way it goes...
Julie Tinkerbell: Do many other people know that you are confident there is a perfectly reasonable explain at ion?
...spellcheck changed misspelled explanation into a verb + prep phrase? Julie remembered it that way too. Not sure if this is a bug, or just the way it goes...
I just created an account. I haven't done much yet, I'll hopefully start looking into this later. Anyway... I entered my birthday as 10.18.1987, and It shows up now as 12.31.1969... I could have had a typo, but I don't think it would have been more than half of the digits.
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