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@Lesia.Tkacz said: Unfortunately, I've yet to hear computational linguists regularly and carefully consider anything to do with political power, control, and ownership when it comes to developing language technology systems, and for whom. …
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Sorry Gang! I was at a couple symposiums the past two weeks... great to see such a conversation continued in my absence. Just to catch up: @gohai What was the most difficult part to implement? This is definitely the morpheme component…
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@Mace.Ojala said: This Cree# language looks like it would be great to program with a stylus or a pen or another instrument like that, rather than a keyboard. Absolutely! Writing would be great! One thing I am actually working on is a …
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@jeremydouglass, I would love to use emojis! ?= "ᐃ" is definitely in line with Indigenous worldviews, I might add that as a feature!
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I love the thorough examination Jeremy! Thanks so much - you beat me too a lot of descriptions of some of the challenges I am encountering. Using a unicode platform is first on my list - for exactly all the reasons you list. And you are absolutely c…
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Hi Meredith! Ancestral Code/Cree# is still in its infancy, but I hope to release a working beta version of it later this year (I'm shooting for July). I'm sure Mark will be able to facilitate the notification of its release when I have it stable and…
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Thanks for the additional examples Jeremy! These are a couple I do not have in my references yet, so I thank you immensely. One of the issues with Indigenous numeric systems (in particular North American Indigenous) is that at some point you run …
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tanisi Kalila and Zach! I'll do my best to answer these questions, starting with Kalila's: 1) Language revitalization is something I actually fell into by accident (or perhaps the Creator led me? LOL). Back when my current research was just an i…
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Hi Denise! the biggest challenges thus far are in terms of plain word construction. There are a number of obstacles with creating a consistent lexer and parser and keeping the actual programming true to the Cree language constructions. For example…
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In this instance Cree# is just a small part of a larger language revitalization project. I am using Cree, because that is my heritage, but as I am also concurrently creating an Indigenous Computing Framework for it to built upon, my basic model shou…
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ᑕᓂᓯ! (tanisi) = Hello! I'm Jon Corbett, a sessional faculty and PhD Candidate at the University of British Columbia - Okanagan. I am a Cree/Saulteaux Métis media artist and computer programmer and constantly looking for opportunities to encode my a…