Nathan Schneider

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Computational Linguist and Professional Nerd at Georgetown University

he/him pronouns, ALL the prepositions

Here for #NLProc and #linguistics!

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Nathan SchneiderDec 13, 2023
Received a grammar question about requests like "May you update the team?" ("may" instead of "would" or "can"). Has anybody heard of this phenomenon? #Linguistics #modality
Nathan SchneiderNov 29, 2023

It's grad application season! For folks interested in North American linguistics departments with research in or adjacent to #NLProc, see this page: https://nschneid.github.io/nlp-in-ling/

Applications for Georgetown's Ph.D. in Computational Linguistics are due this Friday!

Computational Linguistics and NLP Research in North American Linguistics Departments

Natural Language Processing Research in North American Linguistics Departments

nlp-in-ling
Nathan SchneiderSep 20, 2023
Computational linguists: We have an Assistant Professor opening at Georgetown! Details at https://apply.interfolio.com/132672 and please feel free to reach out with any questions.
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Nathan SchneiderJun 16, 2023
Linguistic judgment poll: https://twitter.com/complingy/status/1669699857601249280
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“SCENE: A formal presentation of an award. What do you think of the naturalness of: (1) This award recognizes your over a decade of service to the organization. (2) This award recognizes your more than a decade of service to the organization.”

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Nathan SchneiderDec 29, 2022
Someone really should create a course entitled Installing Python Libraries Written in C++ on Your Mac
Nathan SchneiderDec 17, 2022
Will there be an INLG 2023? I can't find a CFP. @evanmiltenburg do you know anything?
Nathan SchneiderDec 17, 2022

A reminder for #NLProc metareviewers that concise specificity is helpful. The metareview is an opportunity to highlight key points from reviews that in your opinion argue for/against acceptance, or would make the paper much stronger in a subsequent revision. (Keep in mind page limits.)

Tips here: https://aclrollingreview.org/aetutorial
(note that ARR allows resubmissions, which do not get extra pages)

Action Editor Guide to Meta-Reviewing

A new initiative of the Association for Computational Linguistics

ACL Rolling Review
Nathan SchneiderDec 17, 2022
Anyone else experiencing stability issues today on OpenReview?
Nathan SchneiderDec 16, 2022
"You can't trust them with a 10-foot pole" - anonymous (in conversation)