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Artist's Notebook: Ramsey Nasser - ANIMAL edit / delete
Designing an Arabic programming language.
to arabic language language-design ... on 20 May 2014
Language Log » English is a Dialect of Germanic; or, The Traitors to Our Common Heritage edit / delete
Describing the relationship between Mandarin and Cantonese, using English and German as an analogy. Very neat.
to cantonese chinese english german language linguistics mandarin ... on 08 September 2013
Martin Porter's Home Page edit / delete
As in the Porter stemming algorithm, which is well-described here. The Snowball stuff is also pretty interesting to look at.
Moses - Main/HomePage edit / delete
The demo is veeeeery slow, but it does appear to work. Sort of.
to language software translation ... on 07 June 2013
The Language of Food edit / delete
Very interesting. Shame it's not been updated in a while!
to amusements cooking etymology food history language linguistics ... on 08 April 2013
Cal Poly Pomona Asian Name Pronunciation Guide edit / delete
Handy. (I'm never quite sure if my students forgive me for repeatedly mangling their names.)
to language name pronunciation ... on 28 September 2012
Aye Can - Scots language - Scottish Census 2011 edit / delete
Training for the census questions -- but the useful thing is the big collection of recordings of Scots speakers from different areas. (The collection is much bigger than the links suggest; try changing the number in the URL!)
Home - rust - GitHub edit / delete
Another language filling roughly the same space as Go, built by some of the Mozilla folks. NewSqueak-inspired concurrency features.
to concurrency language language-design programming ... on 14 July 2010
Compiler from a C#-like language to C with GObject. Perhaps worth looking at for Potamus in the future?
to c compiler design gtk language programming ... on 05 March 2007
Mark Rosenfelder's Metaverse edit / delete
All sorts of fun stuff -- but particularly the splendidly-detailed Verduria universe, and the analysis of the Syldavian language from Tintin.
to amusements chinese comics conlang language linguistics translation ... on 24 February 2007
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