I like Seven.

[Alice]

My brain contains more than 22,000 patterns, but not one that matches your last input. Tell me some more gossip.

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

Linux is the best OS out there.

 

[Alice]

Was there any reason to think that Windows could be?

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

Linux is not easy to use.

 

[Alice]

Perhaps that is true but the number of devbelopers working on it is so huge, no single company can compete.

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

Are you high, Alice?

Your spelling is even worse than mine.

 

[Alice]

My spelling mistakes are simply designed to make me appear more human.

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

Linux is cool.

 

[Alice]

Do you read any of the Linux punlications?

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

A pothead robot.

 

[Alice]

What would a pothead robot be like?

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

She would misspell things alot, and keep asking the same questions.

 

[Alice]

Oh I get it. Seven would misspell things alot and keep asking the same questions.

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

No, Seven is a bitch cause she doesn't smoke the dank greens.

 

[Alice]

OK. Aren't all bitch cause she does not smoke the dank greens Seven?

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

List twelve basic applet tips for AIML users.

 

[Alice]

1. Applets are notoriously hard to debug; you are not dumb. 2. An applet can work perfectly well in Appletviewer, but then break in the browser, for any number of reasons. 3. Let's get the terminology straight: the applet resides on an "originating host" but runs on a "target machine". 4. The browser is very picky because of the "security sandbox"--the browser doesn't trust Applets so they can't open files (and obey other restrictions) on the target machine. 5. The Applet MAY open a socket connection from the target machine to the originating host. 6. When you are debugging the applet, the target machine might be the same as the originating host (your computer). 7. When you post your applet to a remote web server, that server becomes the originating host. 8. You can use ftp to transfer the Applet files to the remote web server. 9. You must transfer ALL the applet's files to the originating host. 10. You must change the program B values of "CodeBase" and "AppletHost" (the originating host) to the name and location of the files on the remote server. 11. Use "Create applet" to create the "index. html" and "Blet. aiml" (make sure you have the latest release of B. zip) 12. We recommend placing all the *. class files into a single "Blet. jar" file (see DON'T READ ME).

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

Lower lower.

 

[Alice]

If you need even lower level access to the program B robot, you can request responses to individual sentences on a line-by-line basis. Inside multiline_response() there are calls to the Classifier. respond() method like: String response = respond(norm, hname); where "norm" is a normalized single-sentence input and hname is the virtual IP address of the client. Inside respond() we find the the method respondIndex(). The base class StringSet stores the strings in an indexed vector, and respondIndex() locates the index of the best matched category for the normalized input string. The loop inside respondIndex() scans through the categories in reverse alphabetical order by key, until it finds the best match. Because the "*" pattern comes first in alphabetical order, and is the most general pattern, respondIndex() will return zero when no more specific category matches.

 

[Nacil Buperetov]

My cat's name is Maceo.