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@kaniini interesting I'll try to dig up some benchmarks to see how it performs, thanks for the link.
in my experience sentiment analysis is hard as hell, I totally agree in seeing this just as an aid tool for mods and admins and not used to automatize any practical action

@kaniini what algorithm/nlp library is it based on?

"Why Are the Digital Humanities So White? or Thinking the Histories of Race and Computation"
by Tara McPherson (2012)

http://dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu/debates/text/29

has anyone here got the chance to look into DouglassOS douglass.io ?

an attempt to categorize gender?

@phantasmal_yearnest oh I had forgotten this existed, thanks :)

"Fungus MacGyvered Gravity Sensor from Stolen Bacterial Protein"

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/artful-amoeba/fungus-macgyvered-gravity-sensor-from-stolen-bacterial-gene/

@KitRedgrave the definition depends so much on place and country that they could be anything tbh.. just roll a dice lol

@aeonofdiscord this? dat://386ef60e56eb9edb878738ee35ee6e95c8552902985e725a5901ae6851e25d00/

@brook bookmarked

@brook I have just discovered a science fantasy novel I didn't know anything about, thanks!
also, 'fuligin' is straight from Italian 'fuliggine' (soot, latin origin fuligo) and rings a thousand bells for me :)

"A Short History of Vantablack: the Darkest Color on Earth"

by Rahel Aima

https://garage.vice.com/en_us/article/9k8bpa/a-short-history-of-vantablack-the-darkest-color-on-earth

this is a great reading, I promise:

"Worms, Butterflies and Dandelions. Open source tools for the arts"
by Taeyoon Choi

https://medium.com/@tchoi8/worms-butterflies-and-dandelions-open-source-tools-for-the-arts-9b4dcd76a1f2

@maunzikation this also, latest update with links at the end https://edri.org/next-steps-copyright-directive-article-13/

@Anna yeah :/ but I still cling on to the hope that the fight is not over yet https://edri.org/next-steps-copyright-directive-article-13/

a good example of Code of Conduct
https://2018.xoxofest.com/conduct

"Left to their Own Devices: Gender, Cyberviolence, and the Internet"
https://thenewinquiry.com/blog/left-to-their-own-devices-gender-cyberviolence-and-the-internet/

"Self-optimization becomes a form of piety: privatized labor of personal responsibility as public good. [...] This portends a condition in which health is indistinguishable from productivity."

"Obsessive self-care is the flipside of self-destruction: Both can provide the illusion of control over life’s injustices and unpredictable pains, a sense of agency — as if we always get what we choose and what we deserve."

http://reallifemag.com/issue-self-optimization/

"Definition Not Found -
The last refuge from #content might just be asemic writing"

by Rahel Aima (2016)

http://reallifemag.com/definition-not-found/