[00:34:03] *** Joins: spectre (~fran@84.120.241.159.dyn.user.ono.com) [01:05:42] *** Quits: spectre (~fran@84.120.241.159.dyn.user.ono.com) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds) [02:45:37] *** Joins: drbean (~drbean@124.219.83.41) [08:29:04] *** Joins: spectei (~fran@84.120.241.159.dyn.user.ono.com) [08:29:04] *** Quits: spectei (~fran@84.120.241.159.dyn.user.ono.com) (Changing host) [08:29:04] *** Joins: spectei (~fran@unaffiliated/spectie) [09:35:19] *** Quits: spectei (~fran@unaffiliated/spectie) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds) [10:12:02] *** Quits: vin-ivar (~vin-ivar@unaffiliated/vin-ivar) (Ping timeout: 244 seconds) [10:13:44] *** Joins: vin-ivar (~vin-ivar@unaffiliated/vin-ivar) [10:46:59] *** Joins: spectei (~fran@ilazki.thinkgeek.co.uk) [10:55:52] inariksit, how is the basque going ? [11:05:01] spectei: I added bunch of cases into pronouns [11:05:14] sorry, into NPs [11:05:33] don't know if they produce the right results yet ^^ I'll change the prepositions now [11:05:38] or rather listen to vin :-P [11:06:07] cool :) [11:08:14] > HOLA LO SIENTO MUCHO [11:08:14] > [11:08:14] > PERO ESTAMOS IMPRIMIENDO LAS CAMISETAS [11:08:14] > [11:08:15] > A LA 1 TE LAS LLEVAMOS. [11:08:16] > [11:08:18] > SALUDOS . [11:08:20] [11:08:23] >_> [11:10:31] arghh [11:10:44] well, if they get here on time, it's fine [11:20:41] :D :D :D :D :D [11:20:44] :D :D :D :D :D [11:20:48] ^^ [11:20:48] :D :D :D :D :D [11:20:50] :D :D :D :D :D [11:21:01] "currently in italy" [11:21:02] :D [11:21:03] currently! [11:22:04] U SANGUE CORSU [11:22:22] "CURRENTLY IN ITALY" [11:22:23] Hahahaha [11:22:39] , which is catalan [11:22:42] :D [11:22:46] , which is easy [11:34:58] *** Joins: drbean_ (~drbean@124.219.83.42) [11:35:54] serious dictionary is serious [11:35:56] 854 pages [11:36:12] expecting some crazy nominal morphology [11:36:23] haha [11:37:30] *** Quits: drbean (~drbean@124.219.83.41) (Ping timeout: 276 seconds) [11:38:51] spectei: did you write the workplan, or are you just infecting people with your style of calling people humans? :-D [11:38:56] haha [11:38:58] i wrote it ^^ [11:47:30] really slow :( [11:47:32] 20gb ram [11:47:37] i also wrote that ._. [11:47:44] hahaha [11:47:57] even more slower :((( [11:48:15] the original code sounds terrible; if you have code that produces results only to the GUI [11:48:19] ^ [11:48:23] yeah [11:48:30] unless you wanted it to be terrible [11:48:32] or inaccessible [11:48:56] jeremy says that he has no idea about programming [11:49:00] he just does whatever comes first [11:49:07] right, I understand [11:49:07] jeremy? [11:49:13] that he didn't do it in purpose [11:49:21] *on [11:49:49] yeah, but it is pretty terrible :D [11:49:57] edit D: [12:01:51] *** Joins: memduh (c191e609@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.193.145.230.9) [12:58:54] the impression I get from seeing irish written and pronounced is similar that I get from danish [12:58:59] hahahaha [12:59:03] ++ [12:59:44] like "hargle bargle wargle" = [hə bə wə] [12:59:48] kamelåså -> chamfhelásghá [12:59:52] hahah [13:19:50] *** Joins: drbean (~drbean@124.219.82.42) [13:23:34] *** Quits: drbean_ (~drbean@124.219.83.42) (Ping timeout: 252 seconds) [13:30:11] isn't this what måns was working on at the summer school last year [13:30:36] I don't remember if he was working on it at the summer school, but it's definitely måns' stuff ^^ [13:33:36] uh oh ! [13:34:03] hahaha [13:34:11] what's the error? [13:34:12] unsupervised [13:34:17] inariksit, i didn't get it either [13:34:50] to me the middle thing looked like a paradigm, because it was a set of instructions how to produce an inflection table [13:34:55] with some bits parametrised [13:34:56] yeah [13:43:54] apertium's got it backwards D: [13:44:21] as does everyone else [13:44:29] :D [15:02:14] *** Joins: Gurkenglas (~Gurkengla@dslb-178-005-223-183.178.005.pools.vodafone-ip.de) [15:14:16] RULE-BASED NEURAL NETWORK [15:14:30] , SOME KIND OF [15:15:22] proper thought mind [15:15:49] :D [15:16:42] hahahah [15:17:00] the idea of rule-based neural network [15:17:01] sounds fun [15:18:11] I cannot run the basque RG on my server ;__; [15:18:12] gf: out of memory (requested 1048576 bytes) [15:18:16] :( [15:18:30] this rule formalism is pretty terrifying [15:24:05] ancient [15:26:10] prehistoric [15:26:12] rule formalism [15:26:14] 1989 [15:26:23] BCE [15:26:32] haha [15:26:36] :D [15:27:23] :D [15:27:26] aww ^^ [15:30:05] :D [15:30:08] conijo ^^ [15:31:38] ._. [15:31:43] :( [15:32:03] we need to add shipibo to UD! [15:32:09] yeah! [15:34:18] :DD [15:34:20] woo [15:36:12] oh wow theyre doing UD [15:36:21] csubj(VERB, PRON) [15:36:22] o_O [15:36:36] what's csubj? [15:36:40] clausal [15:37:01] e.g. "kicking bottles is fun" [15:37:06] aha [15:37:07] to kick bottles is fun [15:37:24] hmmmm [15:38:06] Would we use csubj for kurdish infinitives? [15:38:16] depends [15:41:43] Çêkirina Amerîka li 1776 bû [15:45:29] text is a bit small ._. [15:46:47] I mean I have these as nouns in the monodix [15:46:50] but [15:46:57] strictly speaking it might be considered clausal [15:47:09] if they're in the monodix as nouns [15:47:11] just go for that [15:47:40] oynuyorlar [15:48:05] igrayut? [15:48:41] jabble? [15:48:47] I thought he said "jargon" [15:48:49] ah [15:48:52] that makes more sense [15:48:54] haha [15:49:10] my person went [15:49:15] GF [15:49:27] kişim gitti :/ [15:51:10] personally, I have no choice [15:51:12] I have to use GF [15:52:43] :D [15:53:19] very difficult :( [15:53:29] which is easy :( [15:53:32] hahaha [15:53:32] lol [15:53:35] unlike number language [15:53:44] the rules of which are, very easy [15:54:43] "so many results that don't make sense" [15:56:04] we need number language tshirts [15:56:08] hahaha [15:56:15] and semantic primitives [15:56:57] muonga muonga muonga [16:03:45] ;_; [16:04:19] i bet GF can parse that [16:07:33] haha I wasn't watching, I was writing FOodsRng [16:07:52] I don't remember other words but chiizi, munonga and eki/egi :( [16:08:02] viinyo [16:08:05] thanks! [16:08:35] Italian [16:08:36] also [16:08:38] *** Parts: memduh (c191e609@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.193.145.230.9) () [16:08:43] *** Joins: memduh (c191e609@gateway/web/cgi-irc/kiwiirc.com/ip.193.145.230.9) [16:16:45] looks legit GF [16:16:45] Foods> gr | l -treebank [16:16:45] Foods: Pred (This (Mod (Very Italian) Cheese)) (Very (Very Italian)) [16:16:46] FoodsRng: egi munonga Italian chiizi munonga munonga Italian [16:17:06] :D [16:17:20] i think munonga should be postposed [16:17:30] yeah it looked like it came after the adj [16:17:40] ah yeah thanks [16:18:53] kazakh!!!!!! [16:19:48] wordoids [16:21:41] :D [16:21:43] errrrrrrrr [16:22:02] extract wordoid [16:22:03] :D [16:22:23] so is this channel the mentor channel [16:22:31] lol nope :P [16:22:34] :/ [16:23:24] i have no idea what is going on :D [16:23:58] *** Joins: koo6 (~sirdancea@210.14.broadband15.iol.cz) [16:25:43] macros and templates o_O [16:25:57] is the thing written in the apertium xml format? 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[16:33:10] you don't need a doctor to come [16:33:16] and type your urls for you [16:33:17] they saw that they can get help from fran [16:33:18] when you have IRC [16:33:22] and the way to contact fran is to IRC [16:33:27] :D [16:42:08] apertium xml [16:42:52] sentences can be translated [16:42:53] using transfer rules [16:43:03] aha! [16:43:09] I'm fixing prepositions [16:43:11] nice! [16:43:11] in basque [16:43:21] s/pre/post/ [16:43:24] :D [16:44:11] o_________O [16:44:37] shit [16:44:41] i need to leave [16:44:56] that's terrifying [16:44:56] apertium 2.0 is much nicer [16:45:12] that's rule-based! 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