gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Giraffe,SYSTEM,Alpaca,Leopard&&E,2,1,K
Alpaca: what letters did you put?
Leopard: so what did you guys choose?
Alpaca: 2 and k
Giraffe: I only have just realised that we can select multiple responses
Leopard: 'i''m very bad at these kind of puzzles, so i submitted all of them'
Giraffe: and i put the samer as @Alpaca
Alpaca: haha i was thinking that maybe it should be all of them
Alpaca: 'because with ours, you don''t know for sure that the rule stands'
Alpaca: i just chickened out selecting all of them
Leopard: 'because i thought that you can''t know that all cards follow the rule if you don;t check them all :D'
Leopard: 'i guess it would be enough to turn around 2 and K to see if the rule works, we just wouldn''t know if it works for all the cards'
Giraffe: 'I wasn''t sure either, and as too am very bad with those but typically there are efficient strategies'
Alpaca: how are we meant to be solving it now?
Alpaca: can we all see the same cards?
Leopard: by talking about it i think
Alpaca: i agree that seeing all of them would give definite answer
Giraffe: I think we just need to resubmit our answers
Leopard: i think we have to convince each other that our strategy is correc
Alpaca: i dont think you can know for sure with what me and giraffe did
Leopard: 'but i''m not sure that it is :D'
Giraffe: But we do not need to prove the rule
Giraffe: we just need to test it
Leopard: 'ahh, that''s good point'
Giraffe: and with that I think we might get away with turning just a single card?
Alpaca: and i guess we need the min amount of cards
Alpaca: could it be any one?
Giraffe: I am doubting every strategy at the moment
Giraffe: That additional rule may be there to confuse us
Leopard: i think it would have to be 2, but not necessarily 2 and k
Leopard: it could also be 1 and E
Alpaca: why 2?
Leopard: it would be the same as 2 and K
Alpaca: but why would it have to be 2 cards?
Alpaca: i agree that i think the vowel rule is pointless
Leopard: 'i''m trying to think of a reason :D'
Giraffe: 'I think it''s there to confuse us, so if we can confirm the vowel rule we will be biased to think that the other rule is also correct'
Giraffe: 'My thoughts are that it''s either 1 card or all of them (I am backtracking on my own response)'
Leopard: 'to me it just feels that turning over only one card, doesn''t really show anything, if we turn over K and it has an odd number there, it doesn''t mean that E would have an even one on the other'
Alpaca: @Leopard i just had same thought
Leopard: but then i guess only turning E could be enough
Alpaca: because the rule is on 2 conditions...so 2 cards needed
Alpaca: why E?
Alpaca: im just too confused
Leopard: 'because turning over E would test the rule, E is a vowel, if it has an even number on the other side, rule is correct, if it doens''t, it isn''t'
Alpaca: oh wait
Leopard: turning over only 2 would also work this way
Giraffe: @Leopard but we do not really care about that rule
Alpaca: we are testing the vowel rule
Alpaca: not other rules
Alpaca: i think we do,
Giraffe: ah
Leopard: what do you mean, there is only one rule?
Alpaca: i think me and giraffe cared about the wrong rule
Giraffe: I really misunderstood the task
Giraffe: @Alpaca
Alpaca: me too
Giraffe: You are right, I was convinced we need to figure out if all cards are double sided
Leopard: 'i''m confused, i''m only seeing one rule, that says all cards with vowels on one side have an even number on the other'
Alpaca: the rule that we have to test is the vowl rule and so we just need to turn over e
Giraffe: we need to turn over E
Alpaca: @Leopard you are right, me and giraffe were silly and were thinking we were testing the vowel constant thing
Leopard: 'okay, let''s select E then!'
Alpaca: ive submitted it
Leopard: 'i''m about to click sumbit'