gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Lion,SYSTEM,Koala&&8,9,A,Z
Koala: Okay, I guess everyone is here
Koala: My first instinct was to turn over an odd numbered-card and a non-vowel card
Lion: I am here. Oh, I was thinking that you only had to turn over A because if it had an odd number the rule would be broken.
Koala: 'Yeah, that''s a good point, but it wouldn''t prove the rule every time, so I have to assume that you need more than one for a correct solution'
Lion: But both "test" and "verify" are used in the task and those are different
Koala: 'I don''t have either of those options in my window'
Koala: All I have are four cards with check boxes below them, "Revise Solution" and "Final Decision and Submit HIT"
Lion: Oh, sorry. I meant that in the description, it asks to both "test the rule" and "verify the rule"
Koala: 'They haven''t given me any chance to test my solutions, or any indication about whether I was right or wrong'
Lion: but testing and verifying are two different things
Lion: 'I''m just thinking too much about it :)'
Koala: 'With this interface, I have no idea what I''m supposed to do'
Koala: 9,A
Koala: 8,A
Koala: Well, I tried "Revise Solution" a few times, and nothing happened
Koala: Maybe A and 8?
Koala: If you turn over A and it has an even number, and then you turn over 8 and it has a consonant, the rule would hold
Koala: And I guess the time has ran out, so all I can do is "Final Decision and Submit HIT"
Lion: 'Hmm...I don''t think that turning over 8 would matter in this case. No matter what is behind 8, it would be ok with the rule'
Lion: But, if we turned over 9 and it was a vowel, it would break the rule
Lion: So it would be a way to verify if the rule was broken
Lion: Neither 8 nor Z really matters to the rule, because it could have either on the other side
Koala: Ok, that sounds good to me
Lion: Thanks for chatting!
Koala: 'If you''re going with A and 9, I''ll use that as well'
Lion: 'Yeah, I''ll do both :)'
Lion: 9,A