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Jarkko Sakkinen
jarkko
Edited 7 months ago
I've found my first useful application for 'deep" AI: a plain spell check #aspell style. I underline not to produce to the text content itself but just correct spelling and comma mistakes.
IMHO, it is pretty good application for working in open source project such as #Linux #kernel because it improves fairness and equality between native and non-native #English speakers.
You have to remember that #English is one of the tedious #language's if you analyze it objectively. It has vast amount of corner cases and exceptions. It is dead easy only because at least in #Finland you hear throughout your life by playing video games and watching TV series (we do not dub) :-)
Still, in written English e.g. comma rules are so strange that I doubt whether I will ever really can master them....
Also I have a minor #dyslexia which makes me read sentences sometimes incorrectly in any language. This can be often seen at LKML but what can you do :-)
IMHO, it is pretty good application for working in open source project such as #Linux #kernel because it improves fairness and equality between native and non-native #English speakers.
You have to remember that #English is one of the tedious #language's if you analyze it objectively. It has vast amount of corner cases and exceptions. It is dead easy only because at least in #Finland you hear throughout your life by playing video games and watching TV series (we do not dub) :-)
Still, in written English e.g. comma rules are so strange that I doubt whether I will ever really can master them....
Also I have a minor #dyslexia which makes me read sentences sometimes incorrectly in any language. This can be often seen at LKML but what can you do :-)
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