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Coffee House => Coffee House Boards => CH / Entertainment => Topic started by: on February 13, 2005, 06:36:03 PM
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http://www.smalltime.com/dictator.html (http://www.smalltime.com/dictator.html)
It got Dubya very quickly, Margaret thatcher even quicker.
Even got Michael from Alan Partridge!
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I thought i'd confuse it and choose Desmond Ambrose from that old ancient show Desmonds. It guessed correctly. :-o
Nellie Boswell and Tony Blair too.
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But it didn't get Sgt. Major Williams from "It Ain't Half Hot Mum!"
I did so love that television program :-D
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Speaking of sitcoms, I want Duckman on DVD. Badly. Can't find it.
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Duckman... Damn I remember watching that on BBC2 at a silly hour of the night, I thought it was very funny :-D
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the_leander wrote:
But it didn't get Sgt. Major Williams from "It Ain't Half Hot Mum!"
I did so love that television program :-D
Did you enter it in afterwards?
It didn't get Mrs Ambrose from desmonds so i added it.
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yeah I added it :-D
Thats a great site, perfect time waster :lol:
Thanks for pointing it out :-)
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Damn...it even got Darius of Persia. I thought that would be too obscure, but no. Now if I can just remember the names of some Byzantine Emperors...
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KennyR wrote:
Damn...it even got Darius of Persia. I thought that would be too obscure, but no. Now if I can just remember the names of some Byzantine Emperors...
It's amazing aint it!
Great way to pass the time when i'm teaching. ;-)
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Hmmm it got J.D from scrubs but it cheated. Yes and No often go to the same place....
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KennyR wrote:
Damn...it even got Darius of Persia. I thought that would be too obscure, but no.
Too obscure?? :-o
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It didn't guess Sybil from Fawlty Towers :-)
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Karlos wrote:
It didn't guess Sybil from Fawlty Towers :-)
It did when i tried.
Bug in the code?
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No, it's self-learning.
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It didn't get Super Hands from peepshow.
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You can tell Amiga nerds have been let loose on it, cos it knows Bill Buck and Bill McEwan!
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:lol:
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Lush! What a good fun site - dangerously addictive, though. There are a few too many versions of some people too!
Does anyone remember a slightly similar self-learning, kinda hold a basic text conversation, AMOS program on the Amiga? I vaguely remember this from about 12 yrs ago. It was a two way thing where the user would type something in and the computer would try to respond. It would learn by word associations and frequencies from the users input. You started with long "Hello" "Hello" type conversations but it got better! Its been bugging me for ages what it is!
P.S.Why have so many people tried Only Fools "Albert" (about 70) compared to "Rodney" (only about 30)? Seems strange!
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whabang wrote:
No, it's self-learning.
I did something like this with linked lists in Pascal back in school. Lots of fun until someone enters some senseless drivel for a question and screws up the database.