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Running Mycroft on Ubuntu 16.04/64.
I tried "What version are you", and with a little apparent help from Wolfram Alpha fallback, I got a definition of the word "noun", or so it seemed...
The output on the CLI:
DEBUG - {"type": "intent_failure", "data": {"lang": "en-us", "utterance": "what version are you?"}, "context": null}
mycroft.skills.padatious_service - DEBUG - Padatious fallback attempt: what version are you?
mycroft.skills.core - INFO - Exception in fallback: max() arg is an empty sequence
WolframAlphaSkill - DEBUG - WolframAlpha fallback attempt: what version are you?
WolframAlphaSkill - DEBUG - Querying WolframAlpha: what are version you?
Display Manager (mycroft.client.enclosure) - DEBUG - Setting active skill to WolframAlphaSkill
requests.packages.urllib3.connectionpool - DEBUG - Starting new HTTPS connection (1): api.mycroft.ai
DEBUG - {"type": "speak", "data": {"expect_response": false, "utterance": "noun, an interpretation of a matter from a particular viewpoint,"}, "context": null}
Running Mycroft on Ubuntu 16.04/64.
I tried "What version are you", and with a little apparent help from Wolfram Alpha fallback, I got a definition of the word "noun", or so it seemed...
The output on the CLI:
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