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🚨New issue of #DCM_Journal published!🚨
Contents in the 🧵🔽
1⃣Functions of #WokeAF in English tweets by A.S. Calude, A. Anderson & @TryeDavid
2⃣ Discursive mediation of "elite taste" by J. MacKenzie & @helenyoftroy
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Are you researching language on social media using a linguistics approach? Please submit your contributions to this special issue of LANGUAGES (#openaccess) Linguistics of Social Media mdpi.com/si/181685 #mdpilanguages via @Languages_MDPI
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Come support the 3MT finalists this year @waikato on 8 August, including a cool linguistics project too (@TryeDavid) #notbiasedatall #linguistics #phd waikato.ac.nz/students/resea…
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Happy to announce that our edited volume for @FrontiersIn on Computational Sociolinguistics #CSLX has now been published as an open access Ebook
frontiersin.org/research-top…
Please download and take a look at the great and diverse set of 32 articles!
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"What linguistics does for Aotearoa", an excellent opinion piece by the excellent Julia de Bres.
thespinoff.co.nz/society/15-…
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This year, we are celebrating 50 years of #Computing! Thank you to all our students and staff - past and present - who have been part of our 50-year journey. 🙏 Read more: fal.cn/3ymDl
#WUComputing #WUDesign #Programming #Pioneers @waikatoscience
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😅 is anyone else getting sick of chatbots?
I wrote down a few thoughts on why chatbots are not the future of interfaces and how we can be more thoughtful:
wattenberger.com/thoughts/bo…
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In this paper, @TryeDavid, @AndreeaCalude, @tetaka & Julia Falconer of @waikato present an exploratory approach to studying relationships between loanwords using networks of co-occurrence
benjamins.com/catalog/ijcl.2…
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We are a little excited to see this in print! Thanks to my awesome co-authors - @TryeDavid @tetaka and Julia Falconer - and thanks to @MarsdenFund for their generous support as well as @waikato for theirs! Thanks @IJCL_journal benjamins.com/catalog/ijcl.2…
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Pro tip: use clickbait commit messages to get your teammates to review your code faster
git commit -m “First she noticed a bug in production. What happens next will SHOCK you!”
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We recorded this episode of Factually! a few weeks ago, not knowing just how topical it would be this week. (@adamconover provides the connection in his intro.)
earwolf.com/episode/the-real…
#AIhype #EthicalAI #PSEUDOSCI
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Those who don’t know the history of #dataviz are doomed to plagiarize it
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Two years ago I discovered scholarship arguing that AI is creating a new colonial world order. The idea haunted me & pushed me to investigate. Today I begin to release my findings: a culmination of reporting across five continents. Here’s my introduction. technologyreview.com/2022/04…
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New Cambridge Element Natural Language Processing for Corpus Linguistics by Jonathan Dunn out now! Read for free for 2 weeks #cambridgeelements #linguistics ow.ly/LpCj50IctF5
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A rare tweet from me but #SuperSaturday is a huge deal. Get vaccinated tomorrow or, if you already have been, encourage whanau or friends to. Shot Aotearoa.
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Michael Tsai is a professional “white hat hacker”. He's one of the good guys, protecting businesses from cyber criminals. 💪 Read about Michael's journey and his early career breakthrough.
👉 bit.ly/3hkGFr7
#Forthepeople #Kotetangata #cybersecurity #whitehathacker
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Our paper on non-Māori speakers’ remarkable implicit knowledge of te reo Māori sound patterns and word-forms has just been published. (nature.com/articles/s41598-0…) This was so much fun to work on. Here’s a summary. (1/9)






















