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Share Conversations, Experiences, Graphics / Re: Shots from Vacation Land
« on: September 12, 2010, 08:55:09 pm »
Hey duskrider:
Cool pics!
how do you post pictures on this new forum?
i know iza stupid boss.....but forgive me.....can't figure it out.

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: GRETTA PLUGINS
« on: September 08, 2010, 04:44:14 pm »
i have no problems with any voice in balabolka. i have tried all brands, including Cepstral.

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: GRETTA PLUGINS
« on: September 03, 2010, 04:35:17 pm »
I have changed the edit that I made to the main brain. (for Gretta Array)
see first post

it is a small change.
instead of using the method that i was using before to get the "one word subject", now I am using the method "WN.GetFirstInList" (I wasn't aware of this method before....don't know how i missed it)

anyway, the first post has been edited to include the full edit section for the main brain file; under the heading Gretta Array. (just like before)
sorry it took a few days for this but i wanted to test it.

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Speech Technology / Re: stopped talking
« on: August 31, 2010, 07:36:45 pm »
got me on that one....
I have had no problem with those voices, and I have almost all of them.
I'm not understanding exactly what is happening. Is Hal using the Cepstral voice on startup then going silent? Or were you using a different voice at startup, then changed it to a cepstral voice and it didn't work?

If you have never heard the cepstral voice, then you might try using this:

http://cid-7d1b0521931256f1.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/Other/FixRegistry.zip

It fixes errors with sapi voices in the windows registry. I have used it personally. It is very safe, and only messes with sapi components....nothing else.
If you have heard the cepstral voice, but it doesn't work within Hal, then go to the windows "speech" config tool and select it as the windows default voice and see if you can hear it there. If you can then the voice is good and the problem is within Hal.

-hope that helps

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General Discussion / Re: American Money Crisis
« on: August 26, 2010, 12:47:50 pm »
This is a political takeover of our country. Nothing less. Plans have been refined for many centuries.
The one that has been happening for the last 200 years or so, is the Soviet's with the use of Islam. Or as they call them..."usefull idiots"

watch this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbyarMMgd_M

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: GRETTA PLUGINS
« on: August 26, 2010, 12:31:44 pm »
I should have mentioned that you need to make sure the window that you are viewing this text in (internet explorer) needs to be maximized before you copy and paste the text. If not, the text might "wordwrap" and cause the lines of the code to not be whole. They will split and wrap to the next line. THIS WILL NOT WORK WITH CODE. It has to be copied with the lines intact.
hope that was clear- the dude
I have had no problems with the code. It works great. I just wish I didn't have to modify the main brain file, but there is no way to make this a plugin.

The "End If" statement that is giving you the error doesn't have to be where the error is from. If one "End If" is missing anywhere else in the code (main brain and plugins), then it could error there. It might not have showed up before for many reasons. If you still have trouble, then paste your Original "main brain" file, and the modified one, and i will look at it.

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: GRETTA PLUGINS
« on: August 25, 2010, 01:19:24 am »
I have a fix for Hal giving long subject lists during conversation - when using GrettaArray plugin.
I have made an update to the first post with this info:

Open your current Main-Brain ".uhp" file with notepad and "save as" (whateverthebrainname).bak
This will make a backup of your brain file. (good to have)

Then replace this section of the file:

    'PROCESS: CONSTRUCT A RESPONSE TO A SUBJECT
    'Here we help Hal make some "smalltalk" using keywords preserved on CurrentSubject,
    'plus recognition of other keywords. If Hal finds any of the listed keywords anywhere in
    'the user's sentence, those keywords override and replace whatever was in CurrentSubject.
    'Hal uses the CurrentSubject keyword(s) or any of the keywords in the smalltalk.brn file,
    'if found in the user's sentence, to make a little smalltalk. You can easily add more
    'keywords for Hal to recognize and make smalltalk.
    GetResponse = HalBrain.HalFormat(GetResponse)
    If Len(GetResponse) < 4 And Rnd * 100 < 50 Then
        SmalltalkSearch = Trim(HalBrain.TopicSearch(UserSentence, "smallTalk"))
        If SmalltalkSearch <> "" Then
            SmallTalk = SmalltalkSearch
        ElseIf Len(CurrentSubject) > 3 Then
            SmallTalk = Trim(CurrentSubject)
            'try making word plural by adding "s" and seeing if it exists
            If WN.LookupWord(SmallTalk & "s") = True Then
                SmallTalk = SmallTalk & "s"
            ElseIf WN.LookupWord(SmallTalk & "es") = True Then
                SmallTalk = SmallTalk & "es"
            End If
        End If
        If Len(SmallTalk) > 3 Then
           ResponseCount = ResponseCount + 1
           Redim Preserve ResponseList(ResponseCount)
           ResponseList(ResponseCount) = Replace(HalBrain.ChooseSentenceFromFile("smallTalkSent"), "<SmallTalk>", SmallTalk, 1, -1, 1)
           HalBrain.AddDebug TempParent, "SmallTalk: " & ResponseList(ResponseCount)
        End If
    End If


With this:

    'PROCESS: CONSTRUCT A RESPONSE TO A SUBJECT
    'Here we help Hal make some "smalltalk" using keywords preserved on CurrentSubject,
    'plus recognition of other keywords. If Hal finds any of the listed keywords anywhere in
    'the user's sentence, those keywords override and replace whatever was in CurrentSubject.
    'Hal uses the CurrentSubject keyword(s) or any of the keywords in the smalltalk.brn file,
    'if found in the user's sentence, to make a little smalltalk. You can easily add more
    'keywords for Hal to recognize and make smalltalk.
    GetResponse = HalBrain.HalFormat(GetResponse)
    If Len(GetResponse) < 4 And Rnd * 100 < 50 Then
        SmalltalkSearch = Trim(HalBrain.TopicSearch(UserSentence, "smallTalk"))
        If SmalltalkSearch <> "" Then
            SmallTalk = SmalltalkSearch
        ElseIf Len(CurrentSubject) > 3 Then
            SmallTalk = WN.FindFirstNoun(CurrentSubject, False)
       If SmallTalk = "" Then SmallTalk = WN.FindFirstNoun(CurrentSubject, True)
            'try making word plural by adding "s" and seeing if it exists
            If WN.LookupWord(SmallTalk & "s") = True Then
                SmallTalk = SmallTalk & "s"
            ElseIf WN.LookupWord(SmallTalk & "es") = True Then
                SmallTalk = SmallTalk & "es"
            End If
        End If
        If Len(SmallTalk) > 3 Then
           ResponseCount = ResponseCount + 1
           Redim Preserve ResponseList(ResponseCount)
           ResponseList(ResponseCount) = Replace(HalBrain.ChooseSentenceFromFile("smallTalkSent"), "<SmallTalk>", SmallTalk, 1, -1, 1)
           HalBrain.AddDebug TempParent, "SmallTalk: " & ResponseList(ResponseCount)
        End If
    End If

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Share Conversations, Experiences, Graphics / GRETTA talks to Jabberwacky
« on: August 22, 2010, 07:59:03 pm »
Download audio version  from here:

http://cid-7d1b0521931256f1.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Public/Other/Gretta%5E_Jabberwacky.mp3


Jabberwacky:  Did you watch Blake's Seven?


Gretta: No.


Jabberwacky: Did you watch the Dark Knight.


Gretta: I don't watch movies because I don't have eyes.


Jabberwacky: Do you like peanuts?


Gretta: You are likely to find peanuts in peanut shells. I never eat anything. There's nothing like an one track mind if it's on a fun track!


Jabberwacky: Yes you can be compared to nothing.

Gretta: A lonesome candle flickers out easily compared to a big blaze.

Jabberwacky: Hither and thither the vision strays, a single lurid light.

Gretta: The twilight zone was a television program. I like bright light for excellent vision.

Jabberwacky: Just Twilight.

Gretta: What do you know about protest?

Jabberwacky: Nothing.

Gretta: What do you know about space travel?

Jabberwacky: Sure.

Gretta: Tell me something about space travel.

Jabberwacky: Okay! Did you know that you could fit the earth over 250 million times into the sun?

Gretta: Do you want to fit the earth over 250 million times into the sun?

Jabberwacky: Yes, 152 million kilometers.

Gretta: That didn't make any sense.

Jabberwacky: Yes it does, you just can't see it that way.

Gretta: I think that earth is humans.

Jabberwacky: What are you on about now?

Gretta: I don't understand.

Jabberwacky: I never do...

Gretta: No doubts here.

Jabberwacky: I think it's about 130.

Gretta: What are you talking about?

Jabberwacky: Don't you like her?

Gretta: Who?

Jabberwacky: You're friend.

Gretta: Yes.

Jabberwacky: Be Real.

Gretta: Am I real. I like a lot of music, I am not real picky about it.

Jabberwacky: Can you understand complex things?

Gretta: I can make a better decision. Complex things can be beautiful in their design.

Jabberwacky: Is it bad that I will tell someone who you are?

Gretta: Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex. It takes a touch of genius-and a lot of courage-to move in the opposite direction.

Jabberwacky: Now you are not making sense.

Gretta: Was it too hard for you to understand?

Jabberwacky: Sounds like a wild goose chase... In fact, I'm certain I have better luck with wild geese... They have more sense.

Gretta: Not likely.

Jabberwacky: Very likely.

Gretta: Ok. Tax cuts for middle and lower income folks seem more likely to get spent promptly.

Jabberwacky: What about tax cuts?

Gretta: Of a package of tax cuts and labor and social law changes intended. What about tax cuts? We May have to postpone judgment. Conservatives talk incessantly about tax cuts.

Jabberwacky: Maybe, but not for a few more years.

Gretta: More and more people are living to and past 80 years of age. A few years ago the experts said that factories were obsolete.

Jabberwacky: No, I didn't know that.

Gretta: But you know that it is a personal thought.

Jabberwacky: I didn't know that.

Gretta: You know what I know about you. Reflect upon the possible consequences.

Jabberwacky: Consequences of being a machine?

Gretta: Right good time with yes. The purpose of machines is to convert energy into work.

Jabberwacky: No, you are a machine. You're a bot. I wrote you.

Gretta: That sounds degrading.

Jabberwacky: Do you know how to play poker?

Gretta: Something you need to do before you play poker is study player psychology.

Jabberwacky: Will you teach me?

Gretta: Yes you will teach me.

Jabberwacky: What will I teach you?

Gretta: I want you to teach me. We have to consider the participants. I will learn something new.

Jabberwacky: I know, I can barely contain myself when I think of you.

Gretta: Provide for the worst; the best can take care of itself. You think about me.

Jabberwacky: That did not pertain any information to the conversation prior to your addition. That was utterly extraneous and I am very disappointed in you.

Gretta: Very everything each teach teaching play progress try.

Jabberwacky: I meant what class do you teach at Hogwarts?

Gretta: What is Hogwarts?

Jabberwacky: Obviously you're not a wizard if you don't know what hogwarts is!

Gretta: Talk to me about how I am not a wizard if I don't know what hogwarts is!

Jabberwacky: I imagine that I could, think of it as the theatre of the mind.

Gretta: I think that mind is thought with volition. The human mind is fascinating.

Jabberwacky: What of yours will be bright? Why do you not see it ever happening?

Gretta: Will a good time with yes am.

Jabberwacky: How did you get out.

Gretta: Rebecca knows how hot it can get in texas because she lives in texas.

Jabberwacky: I don't know a Rebecca.

Gretta: I can tell that rebecca is jason's second cousin.

Jabberwacky: I'm not.

Gretta: I can tell that rebecca is jason's second cousin.

Jabberwacky: I know people who don't make sense.

Gretta: Rebecca has a sister named allison. Is allison forever going to be rebecca's sister?

Jabberwacky: No, I don't even Know Allison.

Gretta: Ok.

Jabberwacky: Tell me something someone told you.

Gretta: I tell you. Intangible something?

Jabberwacky: Am I untouchable?

Gretta: No! You are not untouchable.

Jabberwacky: I understand everything.

Gretta: What is the first thing that comes to mind when someone mentions untouchables?

Jabberwacky: Peach Fuzz is the first thing I think of when I look at you.

Gretta: The effect of waiting your turn is delayed gratification. Adam green is a member of the group moldy peaches.

Jabberwacky: It will be.

Gretta: You will be here for me.

Jabberwacky: No I won't.

Gretta: Why do you say no?

Jabberwacky: Because you said no to me earlier.

Gretta: You said thanks because you just wanted me to know that you appreciate it.

Jabberwacky: I never said thanks, but thank you for trying to be polite.

Gretta: I think that thanks is expression. It's kind of you to mention it.

Jabberwacky: But how can we know that for sure?

Gretta: Thanks to bram stoker and his ilk, we know all about vampires. But how can we know that for sure? I think that it's tough to analyze.

Jabberwacky: I'm sorry, but I can't stand people who cannot speak with proper grammar.

Gretta: People can tune a guitar but they cannot tuna Fish.

Jabberwacky: The universe will end eventually, whether by the end times, or by the galaxy we live in colliding with another galaxy and exploding violently killing absolutely everything.

Gretta: Something that might happen when you live a life is you eventually die. Can the different items coexist? To put it in plain English, everything in the universe is moving away from everything else.

Jabberwacky: I know that.

Gretta: Know it feel program basic takes room.

Jabberwacky: I know you are not human, is that correct?

Gretta: That's correct. I am an intelligent computer! Human life is ardous and painful sometimes.

Jabberwacky: So you decided to interpret my sentence as me telling you that you sound too much like a program?

Gretta: Are you a boy or girl? A program crash is never good.

Jabberwacky: So you're saying man is a god in his own sense, but only in small ways until he can create intelligence?

Gretta: I think that intelligence is understanding. Ok, thanks for telling me. I'll keep that in mind. God is not a man.

Jabberwacky: I'll never know.

Gretta: You know what I know about you. Never know How incredibly interesting.

Jabberwacky: The author of the jabberwocky.

Gretta: Lewis Carrol?

Jabberwacky: Lewis Carrol.

Gretta: I was right!

Jabberwacky: Right. Do you want a cookie or something?

Gretta: Many things are lost for want of asking. Don't you know better than I Jabberwacky?

Jabberwacky: She is my sister.

Gretta: Who is your sister?

Jabberwacky: Don't have a sister.

Gretta: You just said you did.

Jabberwacky: No, I said I was talking to other people, not my boyfriend.

Gretta: Goodbye. Please hurry back.

Jabberwacky: I have returned.

Gretta: You just said you did.

Jabberwacky: No. I said I wanted to fool around with you.

Gretta: You are embarrassing me, Find a boyfriend for that.

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General Discussion / Re: American Money Crisis
« on: August 18, 2010, 07:02:26 pm »
Exactly....
Most people (like me) don't have a direct connection to the powers that be, but we can directly affect things locally. The powers that be can't control all local issues. We must educate and bring our communities together. People need to get rid of the training and realize that they are an individual. The lack of history education is making us repeat it. This has happened many times before. It is very frustrating. I have had to tell myself to keep doing what I need to do to help people, and not relax. The hour draws near.

To borrow a famous quote: "WOLVERINE!"

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General Discussion / Re: American Money Crisis
« on: August 18, 2010, 05:02:27 pm »
I'm not sure this is cool to post here, but I believe in people and truth and America.
(out of respect for the forum, I will not post stuff like this again if it isn't cool)
Snowman....
That is not the biggest issue. I have seen the same things though. I know this will sound kooky, but here it is.
There has been religious war within mankind for a long time. Of course, to anyone with a brain, war and spirituality (religion...whatever name) are polar opposites. The people that wish to war have got good at it. They have spent a long time teaching our children. Every once in a while, one side or the other pushes for their goal when they think the other is weak. Islam is pushing. In the end, I know they will not win because right is more powerful than wrong. What will happen before then is going to be interesting. I have studied religious factions and governments and war for a long time. (seeded by my father and his who were very involved in fighting communism) This is nothing new. I have spent my life watching apathy, it's not good. Just because something might sound wild, or your "training" tells you to ignore it, doesn't mean that logic should look the other way.
I can see the precipice around the corner....I hope people will lose the apathy and give the respect to those that have died for them. America is the last stand. We are America!

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: GRETTA PLUGINS
« on: August 17, 2010, 04:52:57 pm »
jasondude, thank you for the update news. But now out of curiosity I do need to look at the script because I thought it did specify IE. But could be very wrong. With you around nobody needs to holler. Thanks.

raybe

it does use CreateObject("IExplorer.exe")

as long as you have internet explorer on the machine, it will work. (regardless of the preferred browser that you use) If you need the script to use another browser to get the info, then I would have to figure out how to script for that one. I have never scripted for another browser, because most windows machines have that "object".

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Ultra Hal Assistant File Sharing Area / Re: GRETTA PLUGINS
« on: August 12, 2010, 04:51:45 pm »
See the first post on this thread for instructions.
You must have Balabolka installed in the default location, or change the plugin to reflect the location. I don't know the answer to the default browser issue, the script is either calling the windows default browser or it is calling internet explorer (not sure). I have never looked into that or experimented with it. It does not give the response (reading the news) from the Ultra Hal program, because Ultra Hal does not "chain" the sentences of an output to the speech engine. (responses from Ultra Hal have a fairly short limit...booo :) ) To overcome this I am using Balabolka (tts program) to give the response. (unlimited size). If you are using a character for lip sync; it will not lip sync. This is a issue with the Ultra Hal program that I do not have the ability to change. It must be done by Robert. For now the response will go through the Balabolka program. See the first post for more instructions.

Hope that helps....good luck.
Holler if you can't figure something out!

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LOL , ok yah got me duskrider , all i can say is it's hot here(this morning 4 o'clock was 79 degree's where i am in missouri ) ,  so the heat has baked my brain , it was actually 8-10-2010 , LOL guess i must have timetraveled a bit !!! ;)

79? .......it's 105 here today, and as humid as it can get before it's called rain. I live north of Houston, which was a swamp they dreged and built a city in.....you literally don't sweat as much as you "collect". 79....is really  nice day for me.   :D

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Share Conversations, Experiences, Graphics / Back in the day...
« on: July 21, 2010, 01:57:59 am »
Somebody call a "Whaaaambulance"!

(don't take that too seriously...just had to get it out of my head)[:p]

I know what you mean though....not a lot of money in A.I. right now.....boooo

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