🧑🔬I’m recruiting PhD students in Natural Language Processing @unileipzig.bsky.social Computer Science, together with @scadsai.bsky.social!
Topics include, but aren’t limited to:
🔎Linguistic Interpretability
🌍Multilingual Evaluation
📖Computational Typology
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🎓 Fully funded PhD in interpretable NLP at the University of Copenhagen & @aicentre.dk with @iaugenstein.bsky.social and me, @copenlu.bsky.social
📆 Application deadline: 15 May 2025
👀 Reasons to apply: www.copenlu.com/post/why-ucph/
🔗 Apply here: candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationI...
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I am very happy that ChatGPT cannot do Romanized Kannada well (yet).
Makes it easier to catch phishing attempts
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Our survey highlights the enduring influence of linguistics on #NLProc. We emphasize 6 facets: Resources, Evaluation, Low-resource settings, Interpretability, Explanation, and the Study of language.
@netflixeng.bsky.social your job posting(s) does not allow for a DC in the mandatory "state" field for Contact information.
Hope you fix it at the earliest!
Woh! I had been a noob and wrote bash wrapping on `--dependency`
TIL en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masala_..., only because I think a Dard-E-DisCo makes a great sequel to "DisCoDisCo at the DISRPT2021
I learned a lot from this thread! It brings receipts
Okay I didn't know part of being in #academia is roping in your family for your research mission. I now have family members finding dictionaries for me.
#gradlife
"Social Annotation" makes me think Reading Groups can be rebranded as "Reading Socials"
#nlproc #academia #gradlife
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Seems to have been a bit prophetic :D
www.newyorker.com/science/anna...
We're hiring new #nlp faculty this year!
Asst or Assoc Professors in NLP at UMass CICS --
careers.umass.edu/amherst/en-u...
A photo of Boulder, Colorado, shot from above the university campus and looking toward the Flatirons.
I'm recruiting 1-2 PhD students to work with me at the University of Colorado Boulder! Looking for creative students with interests in #NLP and #CulturalAnalytics.
Boulder is a lovely college town 30 minutes from Denver and 1 hour from Rocky Mountain National Park 😎
Apply by December 15th!
+ Zotero released their ipad app in 2023. I have for consistency stuck to it for reading/synthesis. Just makes it easy that I don't have to manage it in different places for different devices.
- Goodnotes, their annotation tools even with premium seem somewhat deficient.
I have heard tales of browser add-ons that takes care of it for you.
Seems simple to program, a bit of work to maintain.
But that's all highly confident unfounded meta cognitive guess.
So I do to pay approximate same level of attention to both of them, which is higher than that of a white-noise TV show that I play in the background when cooking/cleaning.
The main difference for me is probably that podcasts are smaller and don't have "large" plot that needs to be followed.
I maybe in a different bucket slightly. I rarely listen to audiobooks for fiction, so both audiobooks and podcasts are for content rather than pure delight (which I read fiction as e-books).
I have come to count and let count audiobooks as books read. However, I would vehemently defend someone's argument how audiobook is passive reading while text medium is active reading.
Audio and Visual processing are not the same.
My unsolicited grad school applications advice since tis the season.
If you have access to a University Writing Center, make use of them.
The Writing Center at #cuboulder was really really helpful, and is generally an underused resource.
I am really curious to see what semantic task does not require modeling syntax.
I would expect a non-lexical abstract semantic task, maybe something exists in the corners of theoretical semantics where we stop thinking about forms and only work with features.
I think Semantic Parsing would be a good option, although to which representation probably depends on your requirements.
arxiv.org/abs/2206.10668 seems to have both side by side.
