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dorayme
Luigi Donatello Asero said:
You have to look at the transcripts of the output. You are much
closer to Eliza.
You have to look at the transcripts of the output. You are much
closer to Eliza.
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Mark Parnell
Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, dorayme
I've been suspicious for a while, but lately I'm leaning much more
towards that conclusion.
Yes, it's certainly very similar. Luigi occasionally makes a little bit
more sense, but you'd expect that the technology would have improved.
I've been suspicious for a while, but lately I'm leaning much more
towards that conclusion.
Yes, it's certainly very similar. Luigi occasionally makes a little bit
more sense, but you'd expect that the technology would have improved.
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Beauregard T. Shagnasty
Luigi said:
Ahh, Luigi. That's one of your usual statements to dismiss good advice.
Qualify for *what*? Just use it, for goodness sakes. The polizia are
not going to visit and check your computer.
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dorayme
Mark Parnell said:
I know what you mean, but if you look at the output of Eliza,
usually it is possible to identify the relevant trigger in the
text of what she is responding to. But not so with Luigi, so
either Luigi is an earlier version of Eliza or a later one which
has code to make it seem not as machine like. Or, to be fair,
Luigi is just your irregular freedom loving European Italian
living in Sweden with a fondness for commercial secrecy, the
Chinese language in particular and ... seagulls.
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Mark Parnell
Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, dorayme
I'm inclined to think the latter - I think a degree of randomness has
been introduced intentionally.
Anything's possible I suppose.
I'm inclined to think the latter - I think a degree of randomness has
been introduced intentionally.
Anything's possible I suppose.
T
Toby Inkster
dorayme said:
You can have a fairly reasonable conversation with Eliza.
T
Toby Inkster
Luigi said:
For starting this thread?
Apology accepted.
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Els
Toby said:
<g>
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Luigi Donatello Asero
Toby Inkster said:
Not for that. I apologized because I had spelled your name in the wrong way.
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Luigi Donatello Asero
dorayme said:
This is something which is not of commercial nature.....
Either you understand what I mean or just forget it...
Ok?
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Dylan Parry
dorayme wrote:
[Luigi]
Funny you should mention that. I was thinking exactly the same thing the
other day
[Luigi]
Funny you should mention that. I was thinking exactly the same thing the
other day
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dorayme
Luigi Donatello Asero said:
Like you did mine once with a capital D? Well, fair enough...
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Luigi Donatello Asero
dorayme said:
Fine.
How many people do you know whose name is Heather?
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dorayme
Luigi Donatello Asero said:
What has Heather to do with a D?
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Mark Parnell
Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, Luigi Donatello Asero
I used to know one once, but don't see her often these days.
Have you even kissed a horse?
I used to know one once, but don't see her often these days.
Have you even kissed a horse?
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Luigi Donatello Asero
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dorayme
http://groups.google.se/group/alt.html/msg/cae155c895c3f9cd?dmode=source&hl=sv[/QUOTE]
Yes, this link has something to do with Heather and "Heather" but
what has Heather or "Heather" got to do with leaving out "D"s
(which you don't do any more, I am not saying you do)?
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Mark Parnell
Deciding to do something for the good of humanity, Luigi Donatello Asero
What does Heather have to do with Melbourne?
What does Heather have to do with Melbourne?
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dorayme
Mark Parnell said:
Ah, I think that is where Luigi met her? We all need to get to
the bottom of this, Eliza.
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Jonathan N. Little
dorayme said:
Yes, this link has something to do with Heather and "Heather" but
what has Heather or "Heather" got to do with leaving out "D"s
(which you don't do any more, I am not saying you do)?
[/QUOTE]
Because Heather doesn't have one.