Bug Stomp

Thanks Professor!

(And thanks for passing it along, Isaacc!)

Thanks, Prof! She did have the same head as mine, but isaacc said he's see about sketching one for me. If you want, you can either just give her her old head back until then, or we can hold off until I see what isaacc comes up with.

This, funny as it may be, is a mistake in choosing the correct fragment completion- the engine is choosing "do you have" instead of "do you" or "have you."

Cheri: You ever done it on a beanbag? Baby, I do it inside beanbags!
Julie Tinkerbell: No, I don't know what I would do with I done it on a beanbag if I did.

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. "

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.)

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.

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.

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*