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Folgert Karsdorp

@folgertk.bsky.social did:plc:swaqrazbuslljpolobf44tyk

KNAW Meertens Institute & Utrecht University; Interested in cultural change/diversity/bias; book: “Humanities Data Analysis” https://www.humanitiesdataanalysis.org; new journal: CHR https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/computational-humanities-research

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Folgert Karsdorp (@folgertk.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 13 août 2023. Le compte a 484 abonnés, suit 384 comptes et a publié 61 posts.

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  • Ted Underwood@tedunderwood.com

    Inspired by Joshua Fonseca's "Persona Library," Benjamin Breen has created a partial neuron atlas for Talkie 1930, the historical language model by Levine, Radford, and Duvenaud. Here you can find personas like "Emetic, servant of the public" and "Walter Scott inside his own novel."

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  • Artjoms Šeļa@artjomshl.bsky.social

    people blame ai and extended timeframe for this increase, but the real issue is a wide-spread neuroticism in European academia around ERC: you should get it, only the best can get, we want to be the best, here is another 100,000 EUR for advisors and training, there are grants to write erc grants

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  • Olivier Morin@oliviermorin.bsky.social

    New preprint! Computational Humanities needs falsifiable theories. With 25 Paris-based researchers who share the same ambitions for the field and had an exciting conversation. zenodo.org/records/2349...

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  • Wouter Haverals@wouterhaverals.bsky.social

    📝 New in Computational Humanities Research's special issue on computational poetics, ed. by @artjomshl.bsky.social & @nmhouston.bsky.social! For centuries, books that taught people to scan, recite and parse English were stuffed with borrowed lines of poetry. Which poems did they reach for? 🧵

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  • Ted Underwood@tedunderwood.com

    Yeah, it’s by no means unique to me. I was trained in disciplines that have argued for more than a hundred years that human thought consists quite largely in predicting the next word. I spin it here as a structuralist insight, but … critinq.wordpress.com/2023/06/29/t...

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