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7:01 PM
What do the columns mean?
 
Index, word, (something), part of speech, more part of speech, (something), index-dependent-on, other stuff
 
You know, it was those "somethings" that I was more curious about :P
 
The index-dependent-on is the most important one, really
 
7:16 PM
@Andy Found the author's LinkedIn profile.
 
!!/parse Found the author's LinkedIn profile.
 
Input: Found the author 's LinkedIn profile .
Parse:
Found VB ROOT
 +-- profile NN dobj
 |   +-- author NN poss
 |   |   +-- the DT det
 |   |   +-- 's POS possessive
 |   +-- LinkedIn NNP nn
 +-- . . punct
 
I don't have linkedin. Does he have the paper linked there?
 
@Andy nor me. Some details are public, though. Couldn't find the paper
 
I couldn't either. :\
Maybe I'll try again when I'm not on a conference call half paying attention
 
7:26 PM
Oooh, perhaps a better lead: I'll bet you this is his SO account.
And Twitter.
 
Guess what else I don't have, in addition to LinkedIn. :)
 
Stack Overflow? Damnit, Andy.
 
I try to be difficult. I seem to be having a good day.
 
[ Smokey McSmokeface ] SmokeDetector started at rev 7deb1e4 (Undo1: Rip out classic Smokey guts) (running on location_here)
 
We'll try this route @ArtOfCode:
@BogdanVasilescu, In the "Among the Machines: Human-Bot Interaction on Social Q&A Websites" paper, there is citation 15: "Being the Cleaning Guy. The Tale of a Stack Overflow Janitor Bot." Is that paper available publicly? — Andy 16 secs ago
Last seen May 14th though
 
7:37 PM
Recovered from ConnectionError: ('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine("''",))
 
I was gonna go with asking the guy directly
Here's a random question for you, because I couldn't find any other way to contact you: do you have a link to the "Being the Cleaning Guy - The Tale of a Stack Overflow Janitor Bot" paper that you [co?]authored? — ArtOfCode 3 mins ago
last seen 4 hours ago
 
That works too.
 
Have live SyntaxNet parsing working. Only on SO questions right now, it's a bit slow yet. Think I can fix that.
 
Looking for recommendations?
 
@Andy Sure
I really want to get that rec-question data; I suspect that'd be a fruitful venture
 
7:44 PM
[ SmokeDetector ] Few unique characters in body, repeating characters in body, repeating characters in title, title has only one unique char: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa by Leo on stackoverflow.com
 
No, sorry, I was asking if you are looking for recommendation type questions.
 
Yeah, but I need a bunch of them to really get started
 
@SmokeDetector tp- (self vandalism)
 
Only ~500 are undeleted on SO, which doesn't help much
Ran it on SR's titles, got some decent data out of that
 
@Undo you could always ask the SO cvr for a list of those, they run a bot called Yam that reports if closed questions have changed
 
7:46 PM
Somewhat doubt they'll have enough
 
I'll look at what Zephyr has tonight. I don't remember if I record reason or just the request for a flag. There is a chance I don't have reason because they aren't standardized.
 
Really, I just need someone to run a query against internal SEDE and give me a list
 
That's too easy :)
Anyway...I'm off for a while. Enjoy the <time of day> all.
 
cya
 
cya andy
 
7:51 PM
I marked that as f then tp the self vandalism
Smokey MacSmokeFace?
 
side project
 
cute
how are you Undo?
 
fairly well
 
good
 
Recovered from ConnectionError: ('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine("''",))
 
8:24 PM
2 hours ago, by SmokeDetector
[ SmokeDetector ] Bad keyword in body, bad keyword in title, link at end of body, link following arrow in title, pattern-matching website in body, pattern-matching website in title: click here>>> http://testosteroneboostclassi.com/viatropin-and-viarexin/ by Johnlores on superuser.com
@Undo, ^^^ FEATURE REQUEST: Can we please stop putting live spam links in Smokey's posts! (Fat fingers problem, amongst others)
I apologize for not having the bandwidth nor Python skills to propose a PR for this.
 
yeah, that'd probably be sane
 
links are useful for getting to the post to flag, though
 
Although if this is the first time we've had this issue... meh
@ArtOfCode no, look at the original. The actual spam link got hyperlinked
 
oh, yeah, that's more of an issue
just re.sub(r'http:\/\/', '') on the post title
removing the protocol should stop chat from linking it
 
But that would mean that something that is obvious spam, is no longer obvious spam
 
8:27 PM
@Undo No, it's always been there. Just was more careful and had a bigger screen... :(
 
@Ferrybig you keep the URL, just not the protocol
 
What is exactly the problem now? What link is redirects to the spam website?
 
@Ferrybig look at the original message - the spam URL actually links to the spam website
2
substituting the protocol out leaves the domain and path intact, but prevents that from happening
 
@ArtOfCode its only in the transcript? Thats really weird... Why would SE do that?
 
buggity bug bug
 
8:31 PM
The html is even messed up again....
every self respecting html programmer should know you can't nest 2 a tags in html
 
sure you can
 
At least it isn't as worse as previous time, were @Gothdo exploited the link in a link to get a XSS attack to SE
 
@ArtOfCode and https protocol
 
re.sub('https?:\/\/', '')
 
!!/parse every self respecting html programmer should know you can't nest 2 a tags in html
 
8:35 PM
know (VERB) -> self (NOUN)
know (VERB) -> self (NOUN) -> every (DET)
know (VERB) -> self (NOUN) -> respecting (VERB)
self (NOUN) -> respecting (VERB) -> programmer (NOUN)
respecting (VERB) -> programmer (NOUN) -> html (DET)
know (VERB) -> should (VERB)
know (VERB) -> nest (VERB)
know (VERB) -> nest (VERB) -> you (PRON)
know (VERB) -> nest (VERB) -> ca (VERB)
know (VERB) -> nest (VERB) -> tags (NOUN)
nest (VERB) -> tags (NOUN) -> 2 (NUM)
nest (VERB) -> tags (NOUN) -> a (DET)
know (VERB) -> nest (VERB) -> in (ADP)
 
>:D
That parsing is able to keep up with SO inflow, too. At least right now.
 
Oooh, you guys are writing a natural language parser?
 
At 0.02s per title, I should expect so.
@Quill nope, Google's Parsey McParseface
 
@ArtOfCode Not getting anywhere near 0.02s
 
Did you borrow their code or just the algo?
 
8:37 PM
oh, I thought it was
 
@ArtOfCode In bulk, it does.
In these one-offs, there seems to be some overhead or something
Not sure
 
@Quill download, build, run
makes sense
 
More like download... ... ... build ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
 
setup that can be done once for a full test run
 
Right
 
8:40 PM
@Undo There's likely a much more efficient way to do this. Can't check right now, but you probably don't need to bazel build tensorflow each time.
 
@hichris123 Probably not, but that's a one-off thing so meh
Oh, and I already figured out I can change stuff without building it
!!/parse the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog
 
jumped (VERB,ROOT) -> fox (NOUN,nsubj)
jumped (VERB,ROOT) -> fox (NOUN,nsubj) -> the (DET,det)
jumped (VERB,ROOT) -> fox (NOUN,nsubj) -> quick (ADJ,amod)
jumped (VERB,ROOT) -> fox (NOUN,nsubj) -> brown (ADJ,amod)
jumped (VERB,ROOT) -> over (ADP,prep)
jumped (VERB,ROOT) -> over (ADP,prep) -> dog (NOUN,pobj)
over (ADP,prep) -> dog (NOUN,pobj) -> the (DET,det)
over (ADP,prep) -> dog (NOUN,pobj) -> lazy (ADJ,amod)
 
!!/parse Fuck all of you
 
fuck (ADP,ROOT) -> all (DET,pobj)
fuck (ADP,ROOT) -> all (DET,pobj) -> of (ADP,prep)
all (DET,pobj) -> of (ADP,prep) -> you (PRON,pobj)
 
need deeper trees; but (expletive) .* you could work as a filter
!!/parse Library to make squirrels.
 
8:49 PM
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,xcomp)
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,xcomp) -> to (PRT,aux)
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,xcomp) -> squirrels (NOUN,dobj)
 
(library|framework|...) .* to could be good for rec questions
Also, should be immune to this:
!!/parse Library to most delicately make beautiful squirrels?
 
!!/parse Recommend me with jquery code for making website
 
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,infmod)
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,infmod) -> to (ADP,aux)
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,infmod) -> most (ADV,advmod)
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,infmod) -> delicately (ADV,advmod)
library (ADJ,ROOT) -> make (VERB,infmod) -> squirrels (NOUN,dobj)
make (VERB,infmod) -> squirrels (NOUN,dobj) -> beautiful (ADJ,amod)
recommend (VERB,ROOT) -> me (PRON,dobj)
recommend (VERB,ROOT) -> with (ADP,prep)
recommend (VERB,ROOT) -> with (ADP,prep) -> code (NOUN,pobj)
with (ADP,prep) -> code (NOUN,pobj) -> jquery (NOUN,nn)
recommend (VERB,ROOT) -> for (ADP,prep)
recommend (VERB,ROOT) -> for (ADP,prep) -> making (VERB,pcomp)
for (ADP,prep) -> making (VERB,pcomp) -> website (NOUN,dobj)
 
"recommend .* code"
!!/parse plz send teh codez
 
what format does this stuff come out in?
 
8:51 PM
send (VERB,ROOT) -> plz (NOUN,nsubj)
send (VERB,ROOT) -> codez (NOUN,dobj)
send (VERB,ROOT) -> codez (NOUN,dobj) -> teh (NOUN,nn)
 
String, array, dict?
 
IT WORKED
I can't believe that worked
plz isn't the subject, but it still got 'codez' as the DO
@ArtOfCode a bunch of text
 
!!/parse plz sned teh codes
 
I've got a Ruby script to analyze said text and make these things
 
plz (NOUN,ROOT) -> codes (NOUN,dobj)
plz (NOUN,ROOT) -> codes (NOUN,dobj) -> sned (VERB,amod)
plz (NOUN,ROOT) -> codes (NOUN,dobj) -> teh (NOUN,nn)
 
8:52 PM
yeah, that confused it
 
this thing is good
 
Some of these are taking a while b/c it has to wait in the same queue Smokey is sending SO titles on
 
codes is NOUN, DO
 
!!/parse halp i need codez starting near immediate
 
need (VERB,ROOT) -> halp (X,nsubj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> codez (NOUN,dobj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> starting (VERB,xcomp)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> starting (VERB,xcomp) -> immediate (ADJ,advmod)
starting (VERB,xcomp) -> immediate (ADJ,advmod) -> near (ADJ,advmod)
 
8:53 PM
yup, got the DO again
And parsed the rest of it fairly well, really
 
!!/parse hlp need much help urgent for project due tomorow
 
need (VERB,ROOT) -> hlp (PRON,nsubj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj) -> much (ADJ,amod)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj) -> urgent (ADJ,amod)
help (NOUN,dobj) -> urgent (ADJ,amod) -> for (ADP,prep)
urgent (ADJ,amod) -> for (ADP,prep) -> project (NOUN,pobj)
for (ADP,prep) -> project (NOUN,pobj) -> due (ADJ,amod)
project (NOUN,pobj) -> due (ADJ,amod) -> tomorow (NOUN,dep)
 
> need (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj) -> urgent (ADJ,amod)
dead on
 
this is actually making me giddy
!!/parse need urgent help or professor will kill me for not have urgent helps
 
need (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj) -> urgent (ADJ,amod)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> or (CONJ,cc)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> kill (VERB,conj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> kill (VERB,conj) -> professor (NOUN,nsubj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> kill (VERB,conj) -> will (VERB,aux)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> kill (VERB,conj) -> me (PRON,dobj)
need (VERB,ROOT) -> kill (VERB,conj) -> have (VERB,advcl)
kill (VERB,conj) -> have (VERB,advcl) -> for (ADP,mark)
kill (VERB,conj) -> have (VERB,advcl) -> not (ADV,neg)
 
8:55 PM
s/kill/make dead/
 
tripped up a little on kill, still acceptable
!!/test halp homework killing me to death
 
> Would not be caught for title, body, and username.
 
um, right
!!/parse halp homework killing me to death
 
homework (NOUN,ROOT) -> halp (NOUN,nn)
homework (NOUN,ROOT) -> killing (VERB,partmod)
homework (NOUN,ROOT) -> killing (VERB,partmod) -> me (PRON,dobj)
homework (NOUN,ROOT) -> killing (VERB,partmod) -> to (ADP,prep)
killing (VERB,partmod) -> to (ADP,prep) -> death (NOUN,pobj)
 
!!/parse homwork is much hard cannot do good plz to help
 
8:56 PM
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> homwork (NOUN,nsubj)
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> is (VERB,cop)
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> much (ADV,advmod)
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> do (VERB,ccomp)
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> do (VERB,ccomp) -> can (VERB,aux)
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> do (VERB,ccomp) -> not (ADV,neg)
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> do (VERB,ccomp) -> plz (NOUN,dobj)
do (VERB,ccomp) -> plz (NOUN,dobj) -> good (ADJ,amod)
hard (ADJ,ROOT) -> do (VERB,ccomp) -> help (VERB,xcomp)
do (VERB,ccomp) -> help (VERB,xcomp) -> to (PRT,aux)
 
Little weird
but that's kinda extreme :P
 
I could do worse :)
 
!!/parse I'm having the exact same issue.
 
having (VERB,ROOT) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
having (VERB,ROOT) -> issue (NOUN,dobj)
having (VERB,ROOT) -> issue (NOUN,dobj) -> the (DET,det)
having (VERB,ROOT) -> issue (NOUN,dobj) -> exact (ADJ,amod)
having (VERB,ROOT) -> issue (NOUN,dobj) -> same (ADJ,amod)
 
!!/parse I am also looking for an answer to this question
 
8:57 PM
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> am (VERB,aux)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> also (ADV,advmod)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> for (ADP,prep)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> for (ADP,prep) -> answer (NOUN,pobj)
for (ADP,prep) -> answer (NOUN,pobj) -> an (DET,det)
for (ADP,prep) -> answer (NOUN,pobj) -> to (ADP,prep)
answer (NOUN,pobj) -> to (ADP,prep) -> question (NOUN,pobj)
to (ADP,prep) -> question (NOUN,pobj) -> this (DET,det)
 
!!/parse can no do such difficulty homwork must get help from overflowing stack for to complete project or profess will make dead
 
get (VERB,ROOT) -> do (VERB,csubj)
get (VERB,ROOT) -> do (VERB,csubj) -> can (VERB,aux)
get (VERB,ROOT) -> do (VERB,csubj) -> no (DET,nsubj)
get (VERB,ROOT) -> do (VERB,csubj) -> homwork (NOUN,dobj)
do (VERB,csubj) -> homwork (NOUN,dobj) -> such (ADJ,amod)
do (VERB,csubj) -> homwork (NOUN,dobj) -> difficulty (NOUN,amod)
get (VERB,ROOT) -> must (VERB,aux)
get (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj)
get (VERB,ROOT) -> help (NOUN,dobj) -> from (ADP,prep)
help (NOUN,dobj) -> from (ADP,prep) -> stack (NOUN,pobj)
 
you're killing me
 
not too bad, considering how difficult that was
 
Wish I could run this on a Pi
 
8:59 PM
You could always try it
 
Compiling it takes more ram than it has storage on the SD card
 
Can't you cross compile it for arm, and then move it to the pi?
 
Let's go full HR on this thing
!!/parse In a nutshell i have an impression that requirement of crossfire is a big downside in comparing two of them with 1080
 
have (VERB,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep)
have (VERB,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep) -> nutshell (NOUN,pobj)
in (ADP,prep) -> nutshell (NOUN,pobj) -> a (DET,det)
have (VERB,ROOT) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
have (VERB,ROOT) -> impression (NOUN,dobj)
have (VERB,ROOT) -> impression (NOUN,dobj) -> an (DET,det)
have (VERB,ROOT) -> impression (NOUN,dobj) -> downside (NOUN,ccomp)
impression (NOUN,dobj) -> downside (NOUN,ccomp) -> that (DET,mark)
impression (NOUN,dobj) -> downside (NOUN,ccomp) -> requirement (NOUN,nsubj)
downside (NOUN,ccomp) -> requirement (NOUN,nsubj) -> of (ADP,prep)
 
@ArtOfCode what the heck is that
^^ Current machine utilization, note ram and swp
 
9:00 PM
@Undo here
 
!!/parse SAP FICO ONLINE TRAINING IN INDIA
 
training (VERB,ROOT) -> sap (NOUN,nn)
training (VERB,ROOT) -> fico (NOUN,nn)
training (VERB,ROOT) -> online (X,nn)
training (VERB,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep)
training (VERB,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep) -> india (NOUN,pobj)
 
!!/parse I'm currently looking for a new computer set up, and I have leaning towards getting a laptop.
 
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> currently (ADV,advmod)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> for (ADP,prep)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> for (ADP,prep) -> computer (NOUN,pobj)
for (ADP,prep) -> computer (NOUN,pobj) -> a (DET,det)
for (ADP,prep) -> computer (NOUN,pobj) -> new (ADJ,amod)
for (ADP,prep) -> computer (NOUN,pobj) -> set (VERB,partmod)
computer (NOUN,pobj) -> set (VERB,partmod) -> up (PRT,prt)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> and (CONJ,cc)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> leaning (VERB,conj)
looking (VERB,ROOT) -> leaning (VERB,conj) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
 
yup
!!/parse there are ants in my laptop
 
9:05 PM
are (VERB,ROOT) -> there (DET,expl)
are (VERB,ROOT) -> ants (NOUN,nsubj)
are (VERB,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep)
are (VERB,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep) -> laptop (NOUN,pobj)
 
!!/parse hello esteeming colleague i am to look for advising about how do i fixing break networking computer
 
am (VERB,ROOT) -> colleague (NOUN,nsubj)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> colleague (NOUN,nsubj) -> esteeming (VERB,amod)
colleague (NOUN,nsubj) -> esteeming (VERB,amod) -> hello (X,discourse)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp) -> to (PRT,aux)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp) -> for (ADP,prep)
look (VERB,xcomp) -> for (ADP,prep) -> advising (VERB,pcomp)
for (ADP,prep) -> advising (VERB,pcomp) -> about (ADP,prep)
advising (VERB,pcomp) -> about (ADP,prep) -> fixing (VERB,pcomp)
 
have fun with that, parsey :)
 
Wow, got it pretty good
 
not too bad
 
9:08 PM
!!/parse in yoda speak, can it parse?
 
parse (VERB,ROOT) -> speak (VERB,advcl)
parse (VERB,ROOT) -> speak (VERB,advcl) -> in (ADP,mark)
parse (VERB,ROOT) -> speak (VERB,advcl) -> yoda (PRON,nsubj)
parse (VERB,ROOT) -> can (VERB,aux)
parse (VERB,ROOT) -> it (PRON,nsubj)
 
hah, it worked
!!/parse hello esteeming colleague i am to look for advising about how do i fixing break networking computer
 
am (VERB,ROOT) -> colleague (NOUN,nsubj)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> colleague (NOUN,nsubj) -> esteeming (VERB,amod)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> colleague (NOUN,nsubj) -> esteeming (VERB,amod) -> hello (X,discourse)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> i (PRON,nsubj)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp) -> to (PRT,aux)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp) -> for (ADP,prep)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp) -> for (ADP,prep) -> advising (VERB,pcomp)
am (VERB,ROOT) -> look (VERB,xcomp) -> for (ADP,prep) -> advising (VERB,pcomp) -> about (ADP,prep)
 
full trees
!!/parse hello please to help the problem solve thx
 
hello (X,ROOT) -> please (X,dep)
hello (X,ROOT) -> help (VERB,dep)
hello (X,ROOT) -> help (VERB,dep) -> to (PRT,aux)
hello (X,ROOT) -> help (VERB,dep) -> solve (VERB,ccomp)
hello (X,ROOT) -> help (VERB,dep) -> solve (VERB,ccomp) -> problem (NOUN,nsubj)
hello (X,ROOT) -> help (VERB,dep) -> solve (VERB,ccomp) -> problem (NOUN,nsubj) -> the (DET,det)
hello (X,ROOT) -> help (VERB,dep) -> solve (VERB,ccomp) -> thx (NOUN,dobj)
 
9:15 PM
that one didn't work
 
Sometimes I wonder why they advertise anti-aging cream on the Arduino part of Stack Exchange. Does my skin look that bad?
 
9:30 PM
Smokeface killed; ping me if you need it
 
@Andy Cookie please +1
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Link at end of answer: Is there any online free movie information api's? by cundr on stackoverflow.com
 
this is why offering cookies is a bad idea, @Andy :)
 
sd k
 
@Yvette evening
 
9:36 PM
hi morning
 
API quota rolled over with 1591 requests remaining. Current quota: 9999.
stackoverflow: 1487
askubuntu: 572
superuser: 476
drupal: 376
unix: 206
english: 173
math: 163
electronics: 152
security: 152
salesforce: 147
travel: 145
puzzling: 136
gaming: 124
scifi: 121
mathoverflow.net: 119
gis: 114
sharepoint: 114
dba: 111
meta: 105
academia: 103
magento: 102
mathematica: 90
ell: 87
programmers: 83
wordpress: 80
apple: 76
physics: 70
tex: 69
ru.stackoverflow: 68
stats: 68
diy: 66
rpg: 62
workplace: 61
android: 60
movies: 60
chemistry: 58
graphicdesign: 55
raspberrypi: 52
 
10:06 PM
night @ferry
 
@Yvette Night indeed, just wanted to go, cya
 
I see I owe cookies. :)
 
10:25 PM
!!/parse Is there any online free movie information api's?
 
is (VERB,ROOT) -> there (DET,expl)
is (VERB,ROOT) -> api (NOUN,nsubj)
is (VERB,ROOT) -> api (NOUN,nsubj) -> any (DET,det)
is (VERB,ROOT) -> api (NOUN,nsubj) -> online (ADJ,amod)
is (VERB,ROOT) -> api (NOUN,nsubj) -> information (NOUN,nn)
is (VERB,ROOT) -> api (NOUN,nsubj) -> information (NOUN,nn) -> movie (NOUN,nn)
is (VERB,ROOT) -> api (NOUN,nsubj) -> information (NOUN,nn) -> movie (NOUN,nn) -> free (ADJ,amod)
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Link at end of answer, non-English link in answer, non-Latin link in answer, pattern-matching website in answer: How do you set up the physics for a tank? by payam on gamedev.stackexchange.com
 
sd k
 
Restart: API quota is 9753.
 
sd k
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Pattern-matching website in body: In order to add pounds the healthy by kilmorgan clark on stackoverflow.com
 
!!/parse In order to add pounds the healthy
 
pounds (NOUN,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep)
pounds (NOUN,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep) -> order (NOUN,pobj)
pounds (NOUN,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep) -> order (NOUN,pobj) -> add (VERB,infmod)
pounds (NOUN,ROOT) -> in (ADP,prep) -> order (NOUN,pobj) -> add (VERB,infmod) -> to (PRT,aux)
pounds (NOUN,ROOT) -> healthy (ADJ,dobj)
pounds (NOUN,ROOT) -> healthy (ADJ,dobj) -> the (DET,det)
 
Don't think this is a good fit for those ones
 
11:39 PM
hello
 
oy
 
I've just set a notification for Smokey messages for me on SOCVR. Either it won't work despite Smokey's positive response, or notify is not a privileged command:)
 
[ SmokeDetector ] Shortened URL in body: Can you download all google maps data in certain area? by user75695 on gis.stackexchange.com
 
ah, thanks, I get it:)
hey, this looks like python
On the github wiki page notify is among privileged commands. Just wanted to let you know in case it's not on purpose
 
11:44 PM
yeah, fixing
 
thanks:)
I assume the rest of the notification commands as well
 
Assume so
 
:)
Do you prefer pull requests if I ever find something like this, or is it simpler in chat? (I'm not much of a github user but I want to be as compliant as possible)
 
Wikis are... weird, IIRC you can't PR them
We're not exactly structured. Chat is fine :)
 
OK, will do
see you later:)
 
11:49 PM
:)
 
[ SmokeDetector ] All-caps answer, bad keyword in answer: Staple through a small electrical wire, will it still work correctly? by Farts on diy.stackexchange.com
 
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