Don't hate the player, hate the soup

Code examples for the Python package elfen: # initializing extractor extractor = elfen.Extractor( data = df, language = "en", text_column = "text") # extracting a single feature: ttr extractor.extract("ttr") # extracting a feature area/group: readability extractor.extract_feature_group("readability") # extracting all available features extractor.extract_features()

Extracting structural/linguistic properties for large text datasets can be annoying. Existing tools either are not maintained, do not scale, or do not cover extensive sets of linguistic features.

For this reason, I implemented 🧝elfen, a Python package for efficient linguistic feature extraction

john we are *right now* living through a literal *golden* age of artificial lyrical content delivery technologies - global bell jar production is up 32 million percent and *rising fast*

"Exclusive Cambridge college to target elite private schools for student recruitment."

THIS. CHANGES. EVERYTHING.

in 2026, all loops will be strictly metaphysical. all procedural loops will be punished by summary execution

The first but by no means the last annoying rock star I refused to serve AND I STAND BY EVERY DECISION

#NotAllWhalesHaveAlphabets

MY GRAMMAR OPINIONS?

FROM A MACHINE LEARNING ENGINEER?

WITH A SIDELINE IN POLITICAL PUNDITRY?

ON THEIR BLOG OR FCKIN PODCAST OR SOME SHIT LIKE THAT?

INDEED THEY ARE SIR, INDEED THEY ARE

Hi everyone! We are the Evolutionary Modelling Group!
We are interested in many topics, from the evolution of microbial mutational robustness to the evolution of language and culture in humans. We rely on a variety of methods, both computational (evolutionary simulations) and mathematical.

GitHub - alanrogers/popgen: A course on population genetics A course on population genetics. Contribute to alanrogers/popgen development by creating an account on GitHub.

I taught (and co-taught) a course on human population genetics from 2000-2024. Having retired, I'm now making all the course materials public: github.com/alanrogers/p... #popgen #evbio

Finished teaching my first seminar course today! Had tons of fun introducing my students to the rational foundations of human-like cooperation. Now that the course is over, I'm sharing the syllabus more widely!

Have we figured out what Kant said yet?

the best answer i got for this:

The ANU’s hidden $90m budget surplus New analysis by The Australia Institute reveals there is no financial crisis at the Australian National University.

New analysis by The Australia Institute finds the Australian National University has a $90 million surplus, not a $142 million deficit!

Thanking the reviewers

Hibernian's Erich Schaedler models the first sponsored football shirt in Scotland. (1977)

this genuinely IS the headspace I live in most of the time, welcome on board everybody

Book cover of “The Scope of Evolutionary Thinking” by Thomas A. C. Reydon, in the Cambridge Elements: The Philosophy of Biology series. Against a black background, the title is surrounded by Ernst Haeckel’s illustrations of marine organisms—radial, symmetrical forms in vivid blues, oranges, reds, and greens.

New Cambridge Element in the Philosophy of Biology series—fully #openaccess! @thomasreydon.bsky.social explores how evolutionary theory crosses over from biology into other fields, showing how these crossovers embody a broader style of reasoning: 'evolutionary thinking' bit.ly/48z3h36 #HPbio #evosky

Louis Armstrong playing the trumpet for his wife Lucille.

#vintagephoto #louisarmstrong #egypt #sphinx

"Mr Edgelord Alpha Spike 7878" - from a still from some TV show, some guy is saying this in the scene. A lady is looking at the guy, she looks very impressed. I don't know what the show is but it must be very good.

yoyoyoyoyo

"Knight Rider" (1984) s02e17, Garthe Knight (Michael Knight's evil twin) breaks out of prison. Now in glorious HD.

N O I C E

GitHub - aaronstevenwhite/glazing: Unified data models and interfaces for syntactic and semantic frame ontologies. Unified data models and interfaces for syntactic and semantic frame ontologies. - aaronstevenwhite/glazing

I've found it kind of a pain to work with resources like VerbNet, FrameNet, PropBank (frame files), and WordNet using existing tools. Maybe you have too. Here's a little package that handles data management, loading, and cross-referencing via either a CLI or a python API.

Delighted to speak in Tokyo next October at this fantastic event ! 😎

Thank you for having me🙏!

Will be talking about embodiment and Artificial Agents

osf.io/preprints/ps...

Charting the evolution of European literature Oleg Sobchuk has received an ERC Starting Grant to study 200 years of European literary evolution

Great news from the @erc.europa.eu today: I received an ERC Starting Grant to study the cultural evolution of literature 🔥

www.eva.mpg.de/press/news/a...

I can

I can

some people are just overly rigid designators, sadly

"begriffsschrift CLEAR AND PRESENT LOGIC. von Gottlob Frege AND TOM CLANCY"

"begriffsschrift CLEAR AND PRESENT LOGIC. von Gottlob Frege AND TOM CLANCY"