MonolithBurger

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   by MonolithBurger 6y ago

   yeah, unfortunately a client-side parser has it's limitations. NLP compromise can view any gibberish as a noun -- on the plus side, it's actually how DT would answer if you gave him gibberish. :)
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   by MonolithBurger 6y ago

   hmmm, that's so strange. I've tried a few times and can't reproduce, the string replacement is working on my end. https://imgur.com/a/CjXyO7u What browser are you using?
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   by MonolithBurger 6y ago

   It was primarily: https://github.com/spencermountain/compromise I thought about doing more intelligent language parsing, but figured for what I was looking to accomplish, this would do. Then I made a collection of his
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   by MonolithBurger 6y ago

   Ah, was wondering where all the traffic was coming from.
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