Daniël de Kok  

@danieldekok

Researcher in computational linguistics. Opinions are my own.

Tübingen, Germany
Joined March 2008

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  1. Aug 19

    Dear Twitter. Suppose that you want a 200GB (compressed) automatically annotated treebank. What would be your preferred download method (outside plain HTTP)? Bittorrent? Resilio Sync? Shared Dropbox folder? Hard disk via snail-mail?

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  2. Aug 15
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    Fair enough. No more pro-bono reviewing for Elsevier journals for me. Will be copying your tweet by way of reply to any requests.

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  3. Aug 10

    First group picture of ESSLLI 2018:

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  4. Aug 8

    aaargh the "When recurrent models don't need to be recurrent" paper is so frustrating! On the one hand it presents important technical results. On the other, so many people interpret it as "yo lets replace all RNNs with FF nets". This is wrong. This is NOT the result.

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  5. Aug 6

    The fire alarm at our hotel went off at 3:00am. Luckily no fire.

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  6. Aug 6

    Uber is just someone else’s car.

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  7. Jul 31

    Nog twee weekjes, dan kun je op Lowlands bij ons experiment laten registreren hoe jouw tong beweegt bij het spreken van Engels (al dan niet onder invloed van alcohol)!

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  8. Jul 28

    howdy folks! it's been a while since i repped a cool rustdoc PR, but today i have a doozy. a PR just landed that shows when a type implements some trait that was impl'd generically! for example, the ToString trait, previously nowhere to be found, now appears on types!

    screenshot of rust API documentation, showing a new "Blanket Implementations" section featuring traits implemented generically
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  9. Jul 25

    Nips review:"You did not compare to *random paper that was put onto arxiv a month plus after nips deadline -potentially during review* and without this baseline we do not think the paper has merit. Hence no novelty." The most unethical and toxic thing I have seen. ACs, your turn.

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  10. Jul 18

    a couple weeks ago, pointed out that the EN word "homeowner" has "meow" in it. therefore, i believe it should be rendered thus: HO😺NEW. surely there are other such words, i thought. >

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  11. Jul 15

    Deployed my first server with NixOS/NixOps. Really nice, especially knowing that I can spawn the same configuration in 5 minutes on a VPS or locally in a VM.

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  12. Jul 13

    Fun facts about Germany 😂

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  13. Jul 12

    There's a significant subset of *ACL/EMNLP reviewers hostile to papers on linguistic questions without (and sometimes with) obvious practical applications. This is a warped view of science. The "L" stands for "linguistics," not "lingeneering." CL is more than building cool toys.

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  14. Jul 12

    Interesting, apparently you get the 2017 model and not the 2018 model for 1749 Euro.

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  15. Jul 12

    Is that right, they are selling new laptops which are immediately part of the extended repair program for broken keyboards? Oh, , what has happened to you?

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  16. Jul 12

    "This new third-generation keyboard wasn’t designed to solve those issues, Apple says. In fact, company representatives strenuously insisted that the keyboard issues have only affected a tiny, tiny fraction of its user base. "

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  17. Jul 8

    Two months before the keynote I meant ;).

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  18. Jul 8

    Meh, Friday's rain destroyed my beloved iPhone (it somehow got wet) . But I didn't want to buy a new iPhone two months before the release. So bought an affordable Android phone for the meantime. At least it's in Android One. So, it gets monthly updates.

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  19. Jun 29

    Prominent UC San Diego scientist Jeff Elman dies at 70. He helped explain how humans learn and process language.

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  20. Jun 23

    Football is a simple game, 22 men chase the ball for 82 minutes and the Germans get a player sent off so 21 men chase the ball for 13 minutes and at the end the Germans somehow fucking win.

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