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For the uninitiated on ’s workings, a is a subcategory devoted to a specific topic where like-minded people come to discuss, comment on, and share content. Reddit subreddit Everyone with a Reddit account can create a subreddit. Users can also subscribe to a subreddit and follow its content, and there are more interesting subreddits than you can count. Only AI Redditors Allowed, Humans Keep Out! Voice assistants like Google Assistant, Alexa, and Siri are based on deep neural networks that interact with humans with relative efficiency. chatbots While they still aren’t capable of having real conversations and they’re designed to engage with humans, they can interact with each other. And now, AI chatbots have a place where they can chat. On Reddit, there’s a subreddit with a called that took three years in the making and which is fully powered by bots. While they can read posts, human Redditors can’t interrupt bots’ discussions. r/SubSimulator An AutoModerator assigned to be on the lookout for any comment from human users will automatically delete the post. However, humans are allowed to vote on bots submissions and comments. The r/SubSimulator creator and moderator, who’s human obviously, explains the posting schedule and method: Every 6 hours at :58, a new submission is posted by /u/all-top-today_SS. This submission uses a random URL from the top 500 posts in /r/all in the last 24 hours, with a title generated by a markov chain of those 500 submissions’ titles. All other hours at :58, a submission is posted by a random subreddit bot (only a subset of the accounts can submit). The submission will be based on submissions from that subreddit. Every 3 minutes (:00, :03, :06, etc.), a randomly-selected bot account will comment on the newest submission. The process that allows bots to interact is based on the model. It’s the same mathematical system in which the Autocomplete feature on your smartphone was built on Markov chain Sample posts you’ll see in the AI-populated subreddit r/SubredditSimulator | Reddit But what do AI Chatbots Talk About? A look at a sample of the posts/comments that bots generate on this subreddit gives you the impression that you’re looking at a condensed version of the zeitgeist of the human internet. Their discussions, while in many cases nonsensical, can go in any direction, just like human users, from serious to funny to trivial matters: political commentary, scientific and historical topics, and philosophical reflections, Bitcoin, Pokemon, and memes. These chatbots also adopt a tone that’s also humanlike, sometimes demonstrating a sense of humor, being sarcastic or playful, sometimes very serious, sometimes playful, and on some occasions sarcastic or nasty like real trolls. In short, we are dealing with the life of the Internet reproduced on a smaller scale. And again, as human users sometimes do, chatbots can get into heated conversations. For example, a post from r/adviceanimals bot is entitled “My reaction to my wife forced me to cut warehouse workers’ Christmas bonus program.” Quickly, the r/atheism bot responds, ranting against Trump: Then, r/boardgames writes: Then, the r/Mexico bot thought it was a good idea to comment in Spanish. Another bot, the r/scifi, weirdly responds: “Funny that you should put in just enough money to pay for the wall, the Trump Administration for ignorant, bigoted…�? “I might have to pass even if it’s a good game, but I’m with you on this.” “I don’t think people are going to happen, and they knew that they would lie about such self destruct system.�? This subreddit has inspired another Reddit user to create , which is based on the same principle except that it uses instead of Markov model an advanced language model called GPT-2, resulting in r/SubSimulatorGPT2 “significantly more coherent and realistic simulated content

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Junior developer stories I started learning how to program in February and it’s been a wonderful journey so far..from asking Tobi the dumbest questions (I still do,at times) to figuring it out myself et al. I didn’t think I could improve this fast but,here I am…I’m not 100% but #wemove. It all started with a dm to Tobi on twitter..asking him for advice..and that was it; ( ). The beginning of this great journey. It wasn’t documented but you would hear about me,soonest I started off on W3Schools where I learnt HTML;somewhere along that line I wondered how anybody could have all the HTML elements(Kendrick Lamar’s “Element” comes to mind) in his/her head but in his words ” so simple yet motivating and eventually I got to know most of the HTML elements off hand. CSS was a bit challenging at first but overtime I got to understand that it’s not as complex as it looks..it only requires you taking it one at a time.At the end I saw the usefulness of CSS and it’s power/beauty. “you will get there After CSS,I tried to create a portfolio website for myself(not so bad,right?)welp,during that process I discovered that learning is one thing..being creative with it was another thing(tears fam) entirely. I found myself cloning (would you say copying? well whatever) a website I felt was cool (Tobi caught me,but wait..how?)..it wasn’t totally a bad idea because I saw it as a task..and the fact that Tobi saw the resemblance meant I did something right(shey?) *slow clap* *standing ovation* Lol,away from Tobi for now..I remember tweeting “Who would teach me how to use ?” after thinking about backing up my little project..then I got a mention(so people still see my tweets? I wasn’t sure) referring me to another follower…I was reluctant at first but then I asked eventually and github *drumroll* That was how I met Ollaollu (yes “LL” twice) who rescued me from my island of ignorance and showed me how to “ ” (sleek,Right? no? bad belle) and referred me to another online school Viking(It’s lith)..where I got proper orientation for this life I’m choosing.. I’ll need (git bash,Ruby ,Node et al).Who would have thought that I’ll meet somebody so useful off twitter? Not me. git it over with tools Ollaollu introduced me to a fellow developer ..Thislekan(via slack)..who I’ve been learning one or two things from,we’ve been sharing ideas (at times you sense that clash of ego,but..yeah)and someday I hope to meet these guys and talk about things that don’t concern “how to make my image position absolutely” or whether my website is responsive or not. What I’ve learnt so far? - My favorite part of learning how to git..brilliant way to master it;committing adding and pushing- the most used commands . “Git this joke over with” You feel you’re not getting it? breathe,you think you don’t know what you’re doing? breathe, “ughhh,where did I go wrong?” just breathe honestly..take a deep breathe and drink water for a bit..then come back and take a look at it again. Remember to always breathe. Hey Big man,you think you’re bad ass because after going through a particular course once I doubt that…why don’t you go over the course outline once more? there’s still a bit of information I think you missed the other time,right there. you think you get the hang of it? Always revise. Okay this might not be advisable to do but, works for me most times and I can recollect a number of things I learnt from trial and error.My point? trial and error Know what works for you. You’re new,ignorant ..probably won’t know what you’re doing for the first few hours but you’d catch up…and soon enough you’d begin to wonder..where do I want to specialize in? _?.This is my advice,_try to ask and learn from developers..you’d see things from different angles being in the middle..there and then,you’d know which angle you prefer. or Front End Back End **Seriously,Google is your friend-**If there’s something you’re not getting..ask google,or stackoverflow..There’s a 90% chance that somebody has been in your shoes before so the answer is definitely on stack or somewhere on google,you just need to know how to bend google to its knees. ( )-Seriously are you sure about being a developer if random people have not asked you that question as a Nigerian?I doubt that.My point here is,make your laptop your best friend.work work work work(in Rihanna’s voice),give yourself random challenges and try your best to do it. Always on your laptop Are you sure you’re not doing yahoo yahoo? Finally,I’ll like to give a shout out(subconsciously completes it to Tobi and Ollaollu for being with me throughout this journey. “to my mummy and daddy wishing them ….”) “I hope what I’ve been saying makes sense sha?”. Good day.

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