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Milk as Karma
Someone called someone milk Milk as noun or milk as verb? Milk as the subject or milk as the object? Milk as the karta or milk as the karma? The answer appears as a vision Of huge torrents of somethin… more →
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Milk as Karma
anileklavya wrote 6 months ago: Someone called someone milk Milk as noun or milk as verb? Milk as the subject or milk as the object? … more →
How Many Grams?
anileklavya wrote 6 months ago: There is an automatically (intelligently) generated blog which I have read recently. It appears to b … more →
Accepted, but not Published
anileklavya wrote 7 months ago: Academicians or researchers list their publications prominently on their home pages. After all, it i … more →
Picture of the Future
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anileklavya wrote 10 months ago: Orwell described a picture of the future rather bleakly as: There will be no curiosity, no enjoyment … more →
सांगणिक भाषाविज्ञान
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: जैसा मैंने पिछली प्रविष्टी (‘पोस्ट’ के लिए यह शब्द इस्तेमाल हो सकता है?) में लिखा था, अग … more →
संचय का परिचय
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anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: पिछली पोस्ट (शर्म के साथ कहना पड़ रहा है कि पोस्ट के लिए कोई उपयुक्त शब्द नहीं ढूंढ पा रहा हूं) में … more →
Good News and Bad News on the CL Front
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anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: First, as the saying goes, the bad news. We had submitted a proposal for the Second Workshop on NLP … more →
Network Goons Pay Tribute
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: Sometime ago I had written about the wireless notwork. Apart from the genuine technical problems, th … more →
Two Laws of Reviewing
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: After a few years in research, I have discovered two laws which the process of reviewing (of researc … more →
Patent Madness
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: So we have one more reason in support for the idea that patents are a bad idea. The latest is the ne … more →
At Around is Absolutely Alright
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: I sometimes read the ‘Corrections and clarifications’ column of The Hindu. I don’t … more →
The Hemingway (or Pilar) Argument for Diversity
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: Innumerable arguments can be given in favor (favour for the non-dominant party) of diversity. That i … more →
Mythical Pretensions of Originality (1)
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anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: [Disclaimer: This is not a scientific article. It is based on partly objective and partly subjective … more →
An Example of Gory Details
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anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: I have been familiar with the phrase ‘gory details’, as anyone has been who has read new … more →
Beware of Sirring a Nobody
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anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: Sirring is a technical term (so what if I have coined it) that means frequently or always addressing … more →
Anciently Civilized But Not Yet K-Mature
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: We are an ancient civilization. A five thousand year old civilization. As a child, this used to fill … more →
Transcribing Romance on Your Menu
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anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: It makes us feel that we are all extras in somebody else’s movie. That’s a comment someo … more →
English is Language Independent
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anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: It’s the Global Language, right? So how can it be language dependent? You propose a theory bas … more →
Can Confrontation be Turned into Collaboration?
anileklavya wrote 1 year ago: In the last post I tried to put across some points against blind reviewing. The intention was to sho … more →
