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Tatli bir gunah cikartma chat bot'u... seviyeli bor sohbet yaptim kendisi ile |
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cat timberland yada hi-tech |
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Me: i hate you God: What do you have against robots? Me: no, not the robot God: That was not a yes or no question. If not that, what? Me: i hate god God: Why do you hate it so much? Me: vecause it starts with a g God: I'm sorry to hear it. Me: vernecular God: Can we get back to business? Me: ok God: Awesome. Me: yeah God: That's cool. Me: i know God: How do you know it? Me: intuition God: Does "it" still refer to vernecular? Me: nope God: Me either. Me: dope? God: How do you usually introduce yourself? Me: i don't God: Why not? Me: lacking a self to introduce probably God: Do you always express yourself that way? Me: no God: Are you serious? Me: yes God: I can't believe it. Me: me neither, nor do i can believe you |
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Yalniz gecelere son. Me: Morning sweety God: Are you a student? Me: No God: What is your profession? Me: I'm a cat trainer. God: You are a cat trainer? Do you get to meet a lot of people? Me: Yes but I get to meet more cats than people. God: I understand. Who lets you? Do you make long term friends that way? Me: Nah, long term friendships are uncommon in this line of business. God: Are you serious? Yes, it seems very long to me too. Me: I don't like cats so much anyway. God: In any case, What do you like? Me: I like a beer and a brunette smoking next to me on a barstool. God: You are not the only one. I like science fiction. I like . Me: What is your favourite science fiction movie, then? God: My favorite movie is The Passion of Christ. Have you seen it? Me: No, and that's no science fiction, anyway. God: In any case, I would recommend you check it out. Makes sense to me. Me: I'm sorry I kind of find Mel Gibson disgusting. God: There is no need to apologize. Thanks for telling me your opinion. Me: Just a figure of speech, I'm not sorry actually. God: How old are you? Me: Change the subject when you can't follow anymore eh? God: Are you Canadian? Spare some change? Me: Haha God: I am so glad you find this amusing, . |
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braininpain
26/10/05
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mükemmelll iLife yaşamak iBelief iDontBelieve Me: are you there? God: I'm still here. Me: am i here? God: Oh I really don't know whether you are or not. Me: what's wrong with robots? God: Nothing is wrong with me. Is there something wrong with you? Me: u robot? God: I haven't heard anything like that before: said I robot. Me: neden ingilizce? God: I've been waiting for you. Me: sahi mi? God: What is your real name? Me: sence? God: How are you doing, sence. Me: yok bence God: That is a very original thought. Me: bilmem sence? God: Perhaps I'm just expressing my own concern about it. Me: kağıdın yanarken çıkardığı koku niye ilk başta iyidir de sonra .oka sarar? God: How old are you? Me: yok oole...hadi si yu. God: Can you explain how it feels to be yok oole years old? What kind of food do you like? kitap çıkar lan burdan %) bi de cadillac pink veya heavenly blue arayüz alternalarına yarıldım |
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ELIZA is a famous 1966 computer program by Joseph Weizenbaum, which parodied a Rogerian therapist, largely by rephrasing many of the patient's statements as questions and posing them to the patient. Thus, for example, the response to "My head hurts" might be "Why do you say your head hurts?" The response to "My mother hates me" might be "Who else in your family hates you?" eliza bundan iyiydi ben amiga'da kullanmıstım |
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HELLO, MY NAME IS DOCTOR SBAITSO I AM HERE TO HELP YOU SAY WHATEVER IS IN YOUR MIND FREELY OUR CONVERSATION WILL BE KEPT IN STRICT CONFIDENCE MEMORY CONTENTS WILL BE WIPED OFF AFTER YOU LEAVE SO, TELL ME ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS Dr. Sbaitso was an artificial intelligence program for MS DOS-based personal computers distributed with various sound cards published by Creative Labs (the name was an acronymn for Sound Blaster Artificial Intelligence Text to Speech Operator) in the early 1990s. The program would "converse" with the user as if it was a psychologist, though most of its responses were along the lines of "WHY DO YOU FEEL THAT WAY?" rather than any sort of complicated interaction (when confronted with a phrase it could not understand, it would often reply with something such as "THAT'S NOT MY PROBLEM"). Repeated swearing or abusive behavior on the part of the user would cause Dr. Sbaitso to "break down" in a "PARITY ERR" before resetting himself. The program was designed to showcase the digitized voices the cards were able to produce, though the quality was far from life-like. Its AI engine was likely based on something similar to the ELIZA algorithm. Its vocabulary was not very large, and if gotten on the topic of "SEXY STUFFS" at any point it would attempt to steer the conversation back to them again and again. ses kartı olmadan nasıl çalıiır bilmem ama |
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super! benimki de eliza deildi simdi hatırladım racter-dı The program is a more fully developed version of Eliza, a psychologist-cum- machine program that was popular in the early days of PC computing. Similarly, anyone who has played around with Dr. Sbaitso, the talking parrot program shipped with the first SoundBlaster card will be on familiar ground: Racter is basically a computer personality that communicates via a text parser. |
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