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๐ข Weโre looking to hire a postdoc within the @TrustLLM_ project!
Full-time position, two years, no teaching obligation. Research areas include language adaptation, tokenization, and evaluation for multilingual LLMs.
Apply by 2025-02-05!
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Marcel Bollmann retweeted
I love coffee. I love the way it tastes, the way it smells, and the way it makes me feel. I love going to a coffee shop and sipping on a dirty chai in the afternoon with a friend. When I consume coffee, I am doing it for pleasure, not for optimizing my capacity for labor.
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Sorry my review is late. Agreeing to review and provide constructive feedback on this manuscript has thrown me into a minor existential crisis, resulting in reconsideration of my participation in this field.
But I plan to have it to you by the end of the week!
Marcel Bollmann retweeted
FYI: We deleted a bunch of video links in the @aclanthology (from 2013&2015) because the website hosting it went offline and now started serving pornography instead. Infrastructure matters.
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Do you like the @ACLanthology?
With the @IRanthology we'd like to follow in their footsteps. At #SIGIR21 our first version will be demoed. Check it out! ๐ And let us know what you think!
The #IRAnthology helps researchers find relevant literature in the IR field. You can already check it out at ir.webis.de/
"The Information Retrieval Anthology" at #SIGIR21 by @webis_de
#ir #informationretrieval #search
Marcel Bollmann retweeted
The *ACL author response is like a trial where you are guilty until proven innocent and have to plead your own case in front of an anonymous judge who may be familiar with your case. Also, the judge is free to ignore your defense. I think Kafka wrote a book about it. #NLProc
Marcel Bollmann retweeted
Are still people wondering about the term "computational linguistics", when in a review for @aclmeeting i see "locution, implicature, illocution are non-sense social-science-style intellectual superiority words with the mere purpose of confusing readers. please do not use them"?
