Raúl Aranovich
@raul-aranovich.bsky.social
Linguist, sailor, tinker, tailor.
Professor of linguistics at the University of California Davis.
Professor of linguistics at the University of California Davis.
Reposted by Raúl Aranovich
the only accurate method
January 6, 2025 at 10:07 PM
the only accurate method
That is: us linguists (computational, theoretical, formal syntacticians, etc.) have a fascination with what language models can do. Until their ethical and societal impacts can be sorted out, we should use our talent for something else (e.g. language documentation).
January 6, 2025 at 4:20 PM
That is: us linguists (computational, theoretical, formal syntacticians, etc.) have a fascination with what language models can do. Until their ethical and societal impacts can be sorted out, we should use our talent for something else (e.g. language documentation).
Maybe he only wants to own countries with "a" in their names? Madagascar beware....
December 22, 2024 at 12:57 PM
Maybe he only wants to own countries with "a" in their names? Madagascar beware....
I need a "bluesky handbook" about how to accomplish this in an active manner. Any ideas?
December 7, 2024 at 4:28 AM
I need a "bluesky handbook" about how to accomplish this in an active manner. Any ideas?
This one works in Spanish only (find someone to explain it to you):
Man wakes up all covered in fur, goes to the doctor.
Man: Doctor, qué padezco?
Doctor: Padece un osito.
Man wakes up all covered in fur, goes to the doctor.
Man: Doctor, qué padezco?
Doctor: Padece un osito.
December 5, 2024 at 10:43 PM
This one works in Spanish only (find someone to explain it to you):
Man wakes up all covered in fur, goes to the doctor.
Man: Doctor, qué padezco?
Doctor: Padece un osito.
Man wakes up all covered in fur, goes to the doctor.
Man: Doctor, qué padezco?
Doctor: Padece un osito.