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	In an exercise we worked in small groups on chatbots with dialectical reasoning as a method to reveal the absurdities of contradictions between real and fake we come across in our daily life.		In an exercise we worked in small groups on chatbots with dialectical reasoning as a method to reveal the absurdities of contradictions between real and fake we come across in our daily life.

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	===Making a Contradiction — Dialectic Twitter Bot tutorial===		===Making a Contradiction — Dialectic Twitter Bot tutorial===
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	[http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/hd_makingacontradiction_jaroslavtoussaint_veravandeseyp.pdf Link to the presentation PDF]		[http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/hd_makingacontradiction_jaroslavtoussaint_veravandeseyp.pdf Link to the presentation PDF]

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	* [https://twitter.com/i/flow/signup Setting up a Twitter account]		* [https://twitter.com/i/flow/signup Setting up a Twitter account]
	* Making a Twitter application		* Making a Twitter application
	1. Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]		** Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]
	2. If not done before, verify your mail address.		2. If not done before, verify your mail address.
	3. Add a name for your app 4. In the Description field, you can add: "Dialectic chatbot that replies to messages."		3. Add a name for your app 4. In the Description field, you can add: "Dialectic chatbot that replies to messages."

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	* [https://twitter.com/i/flow/signup Setting up a Twitter account]		* [https://twitter.com/i/flow/signup Setting up a Twitter account]
	* Making a Twitter application		* Making a Twitter application
	1. Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]		1. Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]
	2. If not done before, verify your mail address.		2. If not done before, verify your mail address.
	3. Add a name for your app		3. Add a name for your app 4. In the Description field, you can add: "Dialectic chatbot that replies to messages."
	4. In the Description field, you can add: "Dialectic chatbot that replies to messages."		5. Add your own URL or the hackers and designers url as a Website
	5. Add your own URL or the hackers and designers url as a Website		6. In the App usage field you can copy this text: "This app is used for a workshop to experiment with chatbots. It is merely a test and will run for a short amount of time. It is using dialectic reasoning to make people think about the statements they make on Twitter. It will not use people's data but only reply to messages it is searching for with a simple algorithm."
	6. In the App usage field you can copy this text: "This app is used for a workshop to experiment with chatbots. It is merely a test and will run for a short amount of time. It is using dialectic reasoning to make people think about the statements they make on Twitter. It will not use people's data but only reply to messages it is searching for with a simple algorithm."		7. You can find the keys under the tab Keys and tokens.
	7. You can find the keys under the tab Keys and tokens.
	* Getting your Twitter authentication codes		* Getting your Twitter authentication codes
	1. Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]		1. Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]
	2. Select your app by clicking on the Details button.		2. Select your app by clicking on the Details button.
	3. Go to the tab Keys and tokens.		3. Go to the tab Keys and tokens.
	4. If you haven't done it yet, you can generate a key by clicking on the (re)generate button.		4. If you haven't done it yet, you can generate a key by clicking on the (re)generate button.
	5. There you go!		5. There you go!
	* Twitter [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Twitter-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet-1.pdf search cheatsheet] and [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Sprout-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet.pdf social cheatsheet].		* Twitter [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Twitter-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet-1.pdf search cheatsheet] and [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Sprout-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet.pdf social cheatsheet].

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	'''Dialogflow Programming skills: * \| dialectic capacity: ***'''		'''Dialogflow'''
			''Programming skills: * \| dialectic capacity: ***''

	* For a detailed step-by-step program, go to this tutorial.		* For a detailed step-by-step program, go to [https://dialogflow.com/docs/getting-started/first-agent this tutorial].
	* Sign up to dialogflow.com using a  Google account.		* Sign up to [https://dialogflow.com/ dialogflow.com] using a  Google account.
	* Click on Create agent and give it  a name.		* Click on ''Create agent'' and give it  a name.
	* Make questions and replies in Intents.		* Make questions and replies in ''Intents''.
	* Connect the bot to your Twitter account. Here is how to do that.		* Connect the bot to your Twitter account. [https://dialogflow.com/docs/integrations/twitter Here] is how to do that.
	* If you want to start with an example, here is a bot that you can import into your own Dialogflow environment .		* If you want to start with an example, [http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/dialogflow/examplebot.zip here] is a bot that you can import into your own Dialogflow environment .


	'''Processing Programming skills: \| dialectic capacity: '''		'''Processing'''
			''Programming skills: \| dialectic capacity: ''

	* Install Processing.		* Install [https://processing.org/download/ Processing].
	* Download this Processing library that mimics an ELIZA bot  and place it in your libraries folder.		* Download this [https://github.com/codeanticode/eliza Processing library] that mimics an ELIZA bot  and place it in your ''libraries'' folder.
	* Integrate the Processing Twitter library by placing it in your libraries folder.		* Integrate the [http://twitter4j.org/en/configuration.html Processing Twitter library] by placing it in your ''libraries'' folder.
	* Download a monologue example and a reply example to your sketches folder if you want a head start.		* Download a [http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/processing/ChatandTweet.zip monologue example] and a [http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/processing/ChatandReply.zip reply example] to your ''sketches'' folder if you want a head start.
	* Edit the Twitter authentification codes.		* Edit the Twitter authentification codes.
	* Edit the ELIZA bot interaction in the commented code in void setup() according to the instructions.		* Edit the ELIZA bot interaction in the commented code in ''void setup()'' according to the [http://www.chayden.net/eliza/instructions.txt instructions].
	* Find a fitting way to interact online. The Twitter cheatsheet is over here.		* Find a fitting way to interact online. The Twitter cheatsheet is over [http://twitter4j.org/javadoc/twitter4j/ here].


	'''Node.js Programming skills: *** \| dialectic capacity: *'''		'''Node.js'''
			''Programming skills: *** \| dialectic capacity: *''

	* Download Node.js		* Download [https://nodejs.org/en/ Node.js]
	* Copy this file and save it. Edit the authentication codes for Twitter.		* Copy this [http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/nodejs/bot.js file] and save it. Edit the authentication codes for Twitter.
	* Replace #WhateverYouWant YourHashtagToBe with the hashtag or text you want to follow.		* Replace #WhateverYouWant YourHashtagToBe with the hashtag or text you want to follow.
	* Replace var statusObj = {status: “Hi @” + tweet.user.screen_name + “, Whatever your reply is”} with the message you want to send.		* Replace var statusObj = {status: “Hi @” + tweet.user.screen_name + “, Whatever your reply is”} with the message you want to send.
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	Link to more chatbot integrations		[http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/moreinput.html Link to more chatbot integrations]
	Link to the presentation PDF		[http://veravandeseyp.com/hdworkshop/hd_makingacontradiction_jaroslavtoussaint_veravandeseyp.pdf Link to the presentation PDF]


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	* Making a Twitter application		* Making a Twitter application
	** Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]		** Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]
	2. If not done before, verify your mail address.		** If not done before, verify your mail address.
	3. Add a name for your app 4. In the Description field, you can add: "Dialectic chatbot that replies to messages."		** Add a name for your app 4. In the Description field, you can add: "Dialectic chatbot that replies to messages."
	5. Add your own URL or the hackers and designers url as a Website		** Add your own URL or the hackers and designers url as a Website
	6. In the App usage field you can copy this text: "This app is used for a workshop to experiment with chatbots. It is merely a test and will run for a short amount of time. It is using dialectic reasoning to make people think about the statements they make on Twitter. It will not use people's data but only reply to messages it is searching for with a simple algorithm."		** In the App usage field you can copy this text: "This app is used for a workshop to experiment with chatbots. It is merely a test and will run for a short amount of time. It is using dialectic reasoning to make people think about the statements they make on Twitter. It will not use people's data but only reply to messages it is searching for with a simple algorithm."
	7. You can find the keys under the tab Keys and tokens.		** You can find the keys under the tab Keys and tokens.
	* Getting your Twitter authentication codes		* Getting your Twitter authentication codes
	1. Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]		** Go to the [https://developer.twitter.com/en/apply/user app page of Twitter.]
	2. Select your app by clicking on the Details button.		** Select your app by clicking on the Details button.
	3. Go to the tab Keys and tokens.		** Go to the tab Keys and tokens.
	4. If you haven't done it yet, you can generate a key by clicking on the (re)generate button.		** If you haven't done it yet, you can generate a key by clicking on the (re)generate button.
	5. There you go!		** There you go!
	* Twitter [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Twitter-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet-1.pdf search cheatsheet] and [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Sprout-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet.pdf social cheatsheet].		* Twitter [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Twitter-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet-1.pdf search cheatsheet] and [https://media.sproutsocial.com/uploads/2016/02/Sprout-Search-Operators-Cheatsheet.pdf social cheatsheet].