On Jun 5, 2:54 ¨Âí¬ Äáîéåì Íïïò¼ùáèé®®®Àçíáéì®ãïí÷òïôåº > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > > The three rules of Ruby Quiz: > > 1. ¨Âìåáóäï îïðïóô áîóïìõôéïîïò óðïéìåäéóãõóóéïî æïôèéó > quiz until 48 hours have elapsed from the time this message was > sent. > > 2. ¨Âõððïòô Òõâù Ñõéú âù óõâíéôôéîç éäåááîòåóðïîóå> as often as you can! > Visit:http://rubyquiz.strd6.com/suggestions > > 3. ¨Âîêïù> > Suggestion: ¨Â ÛÑÕÉÚÝ éî ôèóõâêåãïæ åíáéìó áâïõôèðòïâìå> helps everyone on Ruby Talk follow the discussion. ¨Âìåáóòåðìôï > the original quiz message, if you can. > > RSS Feed:http://rubyquiz.strd6.com/quizzes.rss > > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > > ## Twitter Personalities (#208) > > Merhaba Rubyists, > > This week's quiz is to create a program that will generate messages > 140 characters in length. There primary use will be to create a > Twitter "personality". At the end of the quiz period these > "personalities" will be unleashed on the internet and we'll see how > they do in the wild. > > The programs will consist of two parts: a component for interacting > with Twitter, and a top secret "personality" module. > > For the Twitter interface component there will be no no-spoiler > period. Please feel encouraged to discuss different libraries or > methods on the mailing list. Let's all work together to find the best > interface. > > The "personality" component can take any inputs and will produce a 140 > character message when called. The "personality" may remember state. > The no-spoiler period applies for the "personality" component; please > save them until everyone has had a chance to consider their own > implementations. > > Have Fun! > -- > -Danielhttp://rubyquiz.strd6.com Here's the twitter "personality" I made: http://twitter.com/iloveweather It posts about the weather conditions of a random US city. The phrase list needs some expanding, and there's a little code to clean up before I post it. It was pretty fun, and I'm really enjoying seeing tweets like "Step outside, Bliss. It's nice." and "It's days like this that make people happy to be in Beverly." It doesn't do replies (yet). More to come, Chris