gkaradzhov/DeliData huggingface dataset:
SYSTEM: Dolphin,Lobster,SYSTEM,Bat,Falcon&&8,U,9,X
Dolphin: Hey
Bat: Any suggestions?
Lobster: Hey there all. I definitely think U needs to be flipped to make sure the other side has an even number
Bat: 'That''s my guess as well.'
Falcon: I agree. Only U needs to be flipped.
Bat: So, ready to submit?
Bat: done
Dolphin: 'Pretty sure it''s 9 and U'
Falcon: Why?
Falcon: @Dolphin What is your expectation for the other side of "9"?
Dolphin: 'To confirm there''s not a vowel behind it'
Lobster: 'I like the idea, but couldn''t we just select all 4 for the same reason?'
Bat: 'I think it has to do with semantics. it doesn''t specify if a card with an even number should have a vowel or not'
Falcon: @Dolphin That is an excellent point.
Lobster: I agree, the rule is only about vowels, and U is our only vowel that needs to be checked.
Falcon: I agree with @Dolphin that we should check "9" and "U".
Dolphin: 'If there''s a vowel behind the 9 the rule is broken. It has to be flipped'
Bat: ok good point
Lobster: If there is an even behind X then the rule is broken too
Falcon: The rule is only concerned with cards with a vowel on one side.
Bat: will just go with 9 and U
Bat: in the interest of time
Dolphin: 'an even behind X doesn''t break the rule'
Falcon: Agree with @Dolphin
Bat: U is the 1st check, 9 is the second.
Bat: ok ready to submit?
Bat: ok i submitted 9 and U