tschfflr, to TodayILearned
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I kinda gave up on the idea of teaching students command line stuff in the intro to corpus linguistics 😢 , but now I think I can't actually expect any tools other than browser based ones, because many students only have tablets? 😭 dang

grvsmth,
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@tschfflr This was one thing that helped me a lot teaching at Saint John's: every full time student was given a laptop on matriculation, paid for by tuition, and financial aid if they qualified. The laptops were maintained by the university IT department until graduation.

That allowed me to assume they all had a certain minimum level of computing power available. I could just say "Bring your laptops on Thursday, we'll be doing corpus analysis!"

grvsmth,
@grvsmth@lingo.lol avatar

@tschfflr There are apps for both Android and IOS that provide SSH and SFTP support. Ten years ago they were clunky; I haven't tried them since then.

PythonAnywhere is awesome; I've actually edited scripts on my phone on the subway using it, and you can create Jupyter notebooks with it!

https://www.pythonanywhere.com/

Colarusso, to ChatGPT
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Next week I'll be starting a pretty ambitious project—50 Days of LIT Prompts. Every weekday for 10 weeks, I'll be sharing prompt patterns along with my thoughts and readings relating to Large Language Models like those behind . Follow the link below, and this thread, for updates: https://sadlynothavocdinosaur.com/posts/50-days-of-lit-prompts/

Colarusso,
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A Rose by Any Other Name¹

https://sadlynothavocdinosaur.com/posts/define-words/

What if I you could select a word or phrase, click a button, and get a definition, be it for a word, idiom, or initialism without leaving the page you're on? Well, I'm happy to say today's prompt template does just that.

It also starts us down the path of understanding how a neural net works!


¹ Day 2 of my series on prompt engineering. https://sadlynothavocdinosaur.com/posts/50-days-of-lit-prompts/

ElenLeFoll, to linguistics French
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New year calls for a new – especially as mine's been out-of-date since March 2022... 😬

So, I'm now a at the Department of Romance Studies at the University of 🇩🇪. I work in the fields of applied and foreign language . I like all things related to , , , & ! 🤓

I also work as a freelance conference interpreter (🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇩🇪) and like trains 🚄, bicycles 🚲, tea 🫖, cake 🍰 & emoji! 😇

ChrisMayLA6, to random
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My erstwhile colleagues working in would no doubt have something to say about this chart, but it does perhaps tell us something about the growing exhaustion with 'progress' when all around looks like sh*t...

We shouldn't read too much into such shifts in linguistic emphasis (it may be language use rather than material conditions driving the change , but equally its unlikely to be nothing to do with the current & past global & national crises

h/t John Burn-Murdoch (FT)

vilyrou, to linguistics
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Corpus Linguistics has been a field that I’m very interested in lately as I find it very useful for conducting forensic linguistics studies. I still need a lot more training on the use of corpora, but here’s a great article on how corpus linguistics can be used for legal interpretation by Römer and Cunningham. @academicchatter @linguistics
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666799123000400?dgcid=author

ElenLeFoll, to fediverse French
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Question to the experts out there: I'd like to host my and other educational video tutorials on a non-profit platform. What platform would you recommend (bearing in mind that I would have to cover any costs out of my own pocket)?

elmerot, to digitalhumanities
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And it's out 😃 My colleague Ondřej Pekáček and I have put out our first article on the representation of in the news 2015–2023, using NER and collocations, and looking at presences and absences in the 2015 vs. 2022 periods. First (as here) on paper, but will be soon.
@corpuslinguistics
@digitalhumanities

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christof, to random
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Very happy to be in today for a "journée d'étude" on the notion of in the context of , , and . – The opening speaker is Stefan Th. Gries, and the full programme can be found here: https://corli.huma-num.fr/events/untangling-associations-advances-in-collocation-and-keyword-analysis/

JeroenSH, to random
@JeroenSH@lingo.lol avatar

How linguists are unlocking the meanings of 's words using numbers

"Today it would seem odd to describe a flower with the word "bastard"—why apply a term of personal abuse to a flower? But in Shakespeare's time, "bastard" was a technical term describing certain plants."

https://phys.org/news/2023-09-linguists-shakespeare-words.html

ElenLeFoll, to linguistics
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If you’re curious about “The effect of the reference corpus on mean-frequency measures of lexical sophistication”, come and join @RaffaellaBottini and I for our LANA online talk.

When? Friday, Sep 8, at 5pm UK/9am AZ
Where? Link to attend: https://tinyurl.com/2p9xde4a

@corpuslinguistics

Neverfadingwood, to random
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This sounds fascinating. A dictionary of Shakespeare's English, created using approaches. I would dearly like to have this.
https://www.medievalists.net/2023/08/20000-words-included-in-new-dictionary-of-shakespeares-english/

stronglang, to linguistics
@stronglang@lingo.lol avatar

Who fucks who, and why should we care?

@alischinsky on how grammatical nuances can "help us answer some of the big social questions about fucking"

https://stronglang.wordpress.com/2017/08/23/who-fucks-who-and-why-should-we-care/

Neverfadingwood, to random
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Looks like I might get to see some of CL2023, despite the fact I'm stuck in a wheelchair in Poland. This is excellent news.

illandancient, to random

On the website for my corpus of 21st century Scots there is a utility to compare different dialects.

It works by generating lists of the top 200 most common words in each dialect and then displaying which words the dialects have in common.

It is supposed to look like a Euler diagram with two overlapping groups. But its a bit unintuitive.

It works if you know what you're looking at, but if you don't then its just colours and shapes.

#corpus #CorpusLinguistics

1/

https://www.chrisgilmour.co.uk/test/dialcomp.php?a=Central&b=Doric&top=200

A colourful Euler diagram taken from wikipedia that uses coloured rectangle and other shapes to show the relationships between different Solar System objects, where things like Dwarf Planets are a sub-set of Minor Planets, etc.

ElenLeFoll, to mastodon
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Finally getting round to writing a short for my new account:

My at Osnabrück University 🇩🇪 was in applied /English language teaching and I'm now a postdoc research fellow at the Centre for English Corpus Linguistics (CECL) at UCLouvain 🇧🇪. I like all things , & ! 🤓

I also work as a freelance conference interpreter (🇫🇷 🇬🇧 🇩🇪), spend far too many hours on trains 🚄 and like tea 🫖, cake 🍰 & emoji! 😇

itnewsbot, to random
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It’s Pronounced GIF - As the holiday season is upon us and a Hackaday scribe sits protected from the inc... - https://hackaday.com/2024/01/02/its-pronounced-gif/

ElenLeFoll, to linguistics French
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Call for proposals to host the Learner Corpus Research Conference in 2026! 🌎 🌍 🌏

The Board of the Learner Corpus Association (LCA) invites proposals from teams interested in hosting the LCR in September or October 2026.

All information here: https://www.learnercorpusassociation.org/events/call-for-proposals-to-host-lcr2026/

The deadline for receiving proposals is 01 September 2024.

@corpuslinguistics

elmerot, to corpuslinguistics
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elmerot, to corpuslinguistics
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Totally excited to be writing grant proposals for a possible position in and with prominent and competent colleagues @klasronnback and @ljo . If we get it, it will also contribute extensively to several projects. Wish us luck!
@corpuslinguistics
@DiscourseNet

eugenia_diegoli, to ArtificialIntelligence Japanese
@eugenia_diegoli@sciences.social avatar

🤩New paper on
Language and Cognition, co-authored with Emily Öhman. In it, we combine with to look at the experiences associated with shame and guilt in English and Japanese online forums. You can find it here 🔓https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/language-and-cognition/article/contrasting-the-semantic-space-of-shame-and-guilt-in-english-and-japanese/31AB6BFE2F58A25C25C7031C790627CF

@corpuslinguistics @cognition @linguistics

j_mieczni, to linguistics German
@j_mieczni@101010.pl avatar

Dall'evento al dataset: https://sharetigr.usi.ch/en/news/feeds/37851
Each event of the includes various kinds of documents:🎤🎥 A/V recordings, 📋 technical notes, 📜 various kinds of transcripts and 🎞 an edited video. We present them and ask if they are primary or secondary data 🤔

@linguistics @dh

elmerot, to corpuslinguistics
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Totally busy finalising both my thesis and a future book, but still delighted to receive an invitation for a book review in a very relevant journal. Will post when published, promise 😃

@phdlife
@corpuslinguistics

j_mieczni, to dh German
@j_mieczni@101010.pl avatar

Nella gestione dei dati il problema dell' si pone a vari livelli. In questo mese su ShareTIGR rifletteremo sul formato delle trascrizioni eseguite manualmente ascoltando conversazioni audio- e videoregistrate.
Morfologia delle trascrizioni, parte I: leggibili in che modo? https://sharetigr.usi.ch/it/news/feeds/38046
Una prodotta mediante un annotatore multimediale - come ELAN, che abbiamo usato nel progetto InfinIta - contiene del codice informatico che ha bisogno di software specializzato per essere visualizzato e interpretato correttamente. Quando si trasmettono le proprie trascrizioni ad altri/e studiosi/e, conviene perciò chiedersi: Quali applicazioni useranno i/le futuri/e utenti? Quelle applicazioni sapranno leggere i documenti creati dal nostro programma di trascrizione?

@dh
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