The AI Engine

Eugene: try changing key1 to key2 and see if that helps. It seems like anything in parentheses is registered as a "key"

over 230, dude.

Dear Ezzer:

re your message 3017: there is an easier way to change your rankings. Export to WordPad, and use the find/replace. For example, if you want to have more degrees in between, you could set it to replace "[10," with "[20,", "[9," with "[18," and so on.

Walk in beauty, Irina

re: one word messages
In response to FengShuiGorilla (message 3428) and ezzer (3430):

I don't have a method for capturing any one-word message. I just list the common lazy answers ("whatever" "yeah" and the like) one by one, using ^...$ (re). And actually, I'm not unhappy about that; if one of my interlocutors were to say, "coruscating!" or "involuted!" I would actually be rather pleased.

Walk in Beauty, Irina

P.S. The other day I posted a note about identifying with one's bot. Now, I just noticed myself saying, above, "one of my interlocutors," where I should have said, "One of Irina Khalidar's interlocutors"! *Sigh*

Ez: every keyphrase stores a memory or uses it in one way or another.

Charles: use the find in your browser. i think its ctrl+f

I have alzhiemers so it is possible for me to forget something by "brainmaster" dislikes it when I say you're mem-name because they haven't told me their name yet. Is there a code i could put inside my brain cells that would allow me to say you're (name) if mem-name doesn't exist


Put a smile on life is short

if u mean by that that you want to say there normal name from a memory in the bot settings in the ai section stick this is.

remember "(name)" as "nickname"

mem-mem- Maybe not EVERY keyphrase, but more keyphrases than not cause a memory store or trigger.

Thanks for helping me, i just hope the Alzhemiers doesn't kick in before I write this down... I'm always open for a chat if you want to hear a WAR STORY.

dallymo -- Frizella's mouse recipe is too long and made her chat with Fizzy Schizoid get cut short.

Thanks, Eugene; I'll get in there and trim some of the fat, as it were.

Just in case anyone actually needs a recipe for mouse, it's:
Fizzy Schizoid: emm oh you es e is going around saying that she's a sensitive mouse! If emm oh you es e is a sensitive mouse, then I'm Mickey Mouse!
Frizella: This may sound strange, but I have a cookbook that's got *recipes* for mouse! Seriously! Listen: Field dress mouse, hang for 48 hours. Skin; remove fat. Cut mouse into pieces by severing legs at the joints and cutting the back into 3 sections. Marinate, refrigerated, in mixture of buttermilk and chives, for 24 hours. Drain, then dry pieces of mouse and dip in flour. Brown until golden in 3 T. bacon drippings. Place in casserole w/1 c. finely chopped carrots and a dab of butter. Bake, covered, at 82 degrees for four hours. Garnish with sliced olives and serve.<0>

Mmmmmmm! Mmmmmouse!