Negative Keyword NLP

/** * Checks if input matches negative keyword patterns */ export function matchesNegativeKeyword(input: string): boolean { const lowerInput = input.toLowerCase() const negativePattern = /\b(what|wtf|ffs|omfg|shit|ty|? dumbass|horrible|awful|piss(ed|ing)|off|piece of (shit|crap)|junk|what the (fuck|fucking)?|broken|useless|terrible|awful|horrible|fuck you|screw (this|you)|so frustrating|this sucks|damn it)\b/ return negativePattern.test(lowerInput) }

A dark-themed code editor shows a TypeScript function that detects negative keywords such as insults, profanity, frustration, and complaints. The joke is that this is presented as “cutting-edge NLP,” reducing natural-language understanding to a crude keyword regex, so it works as a reaction to simplistic AI coding or absurdly overhyped language processing. EN: A dark-themed code editor shows a TypeScript function that detects negative keywords such as insults, profanity, frustration, and complaints. The joke is that this is presented as “cutting-edge NLP,” reducing natural-language understanding to a crude keyword regex, so it works as a reaction to simplistic AI coding or absurdly overhyped language processing.

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