I feel so seen!

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@luanamcosta.bsky.social , you should submit something from your thesis!

Looking forward to this! (although looks like our Uni doesn't have institutional access to this journal 🤦‍♂️)

This is a conversation I’d love to sit in on... What are your thoughts on “computational humanities”?

This is fascinating. I’m embarrassed to admit that I’ve never heard of moon before…

I’ve gone through phases of writing/not writing in books. At best, I’m inconsistent. Some books are too old//special for me to write in. But general thought: books are tools/resources, so should be used in whatever way best facilitates learning.

Wait, @roopikarisam.bsky.social and @zeblarson.bsky.social: do you know each other IRL, or here on Bsky (and maybe from other platforms)?

“Legend” is my go-to

Bob Marley always improves my mood. Hang in there, and get well soon to your wife.

Both of these concerns ring true to me. I try my hardest to use open models, but worry about who will maintain them? And I feel like I’m already getting left behind in the dust. I don’t know how to keep up.

Pretty great first post. 🙂

Phew...I was getting worried there. Thanks for saving the day.

Most of the time, Computational Humanities applies NLP tools designed for other contexts. In Chap 3, @dbamman.bsky.social explores what happens when we design NLP for humanities from the start:

dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu/projects/com...