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    chatbot_chung
    chatbot chung is a keywords based probabilities algorythm simple entertainment chatbot with 3D talking openGL avatars written in freebasic. Can import aiml simple question/answer or question/random/answers or single star/ multi srai data saved from "AIML_chung" open source application . Online html5 javascript version with 44 languages multilingual auto detection available on the website (source included in the zip file). SORT gentext text generation algorythm option added (desktop version) .
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    makehaiku for Haiku

    A CLI utility that writes a haiku

    ...So I slapped together a CLI utility along the lines of fortune. No deep semantic analysis involved, I'm afraid, just a rearrangement of words in the required 5 - 7 - 5 syllable patterns. Occasionally it sounds as if there is a poet inside the computer trying to break out. Far more often, it looks like the computer is populated by Vogons. But, it is a haiku. You can pipe the output like any self-respecting *NIX utility. That was easy enough. What is taking up time is adding sufficient words to its database to prevent the haikus becoming repetitious. ...
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