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chore: Update DuckBot training data to include CTF Club #56

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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ What is Ravi's Study Program (RSP)?,"Participating in RSP (Ravi's Study Program)
How can I get involved with/join RSP?,"RSP is an intensive programming bootcamp that runs each summer break. If you wish to get involved, keep an eye out for flyers on campus towards the end of Semester 2 and advertisements that are posted in the Discord."
Who are you?,"I'm DuckBot, the official Discord bot for the University of Adelaide CS Club Discord. I'm here to help you know more about the CS Club, upcoming events, and more!"
CS Club info,"The University of Adelaide Computer Science Club is a student-run club for those with an interest in computer science or computing in general. Although we're a university club, we welcome anyone interested in computer science and/or socialising to join! The club has frequent events such as game nights, computer science talks, educational workshops, and programming competitions."
What is the Competitive Programming Club (CPC)?,"The Competitive Programming Club (CPC) is a student-run club dedicated to promote and nurture the sport of competitive programming at the University of Adelaide. The club hosts frequent practice competitions and training workshops, discusses algorithms, and celebrate with free food. To learn more about it, visit https://acpc.io/."
What are Friday Night Games, "Friday Night Games (FNG) is a regular Computer Science Club event where the Duck Lounge (Located in EM110) hosts a weekly games night from 5PM where members commonly play amongst a Nintendo Switch and board games. Moreover, on the final Friday of each month within semester, we have free food for all members! Type ``/faq fng food`` to find out when the next FNG with food will be. Join us for games and fun!"
Who is the Open Source Team?, "The CS Club Open Source Team is a place for creative and inventive students who want to build innovative open-source software together. We are a new team currently working on a few projects, but we have many more exciting projects planned for the future!"
How to join Open Source Team?, "Looking to join an active and welcoming student developer community? We're always on the lookout for enthusiastic and creative students to join us, learn, and contribute to making useful open-source projects. Join our team by filling out https://forms.gle/rwkByjjhyZ8Q6gea6."
Expand All @@ -15,4 +14,7 @@ CS Club link, "https://csclub.org.au/"
CS Club membership join link,"https://csclub.org.au/join/"
Open Source Team info link, "https://www.csclub.org.au/open-source"
Open Source Team signup link, "https://forms.gle/rwkByjjhyZ8Q6gea6"
CPC link, "https://acpc.io/"
What is the Competitive Programming Club (CPC)?,"The Competitive Programming Club (CPC) is a student-run club dedicated to promote and nurture the sport of competitive programming at the University of Adelaide. The club hosts frequent practice competitions and training workshops, discusses algorithms, and celebrate with free food. To learn more about it, visit https://acpc.io/."
CPC link, "https://acpc.io/"
What is the Capture The Flag Club (CTF Club)?, "The CTF Club, or AdelaideB9, is the University of Adelaide's student run competitive cybersecurity team. They run various workshops and events throughout the year, as well as host and compete in capture the flag competitions. To learn more, visit https://adelaideb9.com/."
CTF link, "https://adelaideb9.com/"