This is fascinating. I’m embarrassed to admit that I’ve never heard of moon before…

I’ve gone through phases of writing/not writing in books. At best, I’m inconsistent. Some books are too old//special for me to write in. But general thought: books are tools/resources, so should be used in whatever way best facilitates learning.

Wait, @roopikarisam.bsky.social and @zeblarson.bsky.social: do you know each other IRL, or here on Bsky (and maybe from other platforms)?

“Legend” is my go-to

Bob Marley always improves my mood. Hang in there, and get well soon to your wife.

Both of these concerns ring true to me. I try my hardest to use open models, but worry about who will maintain them? And I feel like I’m already getting left behind in the dust. I don’t know how to keep up.

Pretty great first post. 🙂

Phew...I was getting worried there. Thanks for saving the day.

Most of the time, Computational Humanities applies NLP tools designed for other contexts. In Chap 3, @dbamman.bsky.social explores what happens when we design NLP for humanities from the start:

dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu/projects/com...

I heard about this one!

I’m not crying, you’re crying…

This is like a collision of worlds for me...I hear "Trad-Wife" and immediately think of American, conservative contexts...yet I'm reading it in German und jetzt weiß ich nicht, was zu denken oder tun... 😵‍💫

Oh my. That is breathtakingly beautiful. What a balm for the soul.

What a tremendous resource; thanks for sharing!

Just the other night I was reading a book to my kids and it mentioned how most of our body doesn't grow back with a little "*except for these, they grow back" and it showed drawings of fingernails and hair 🤣

Congratulations! That’s really excellent news.