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Author Re: OT Appeasement, was: add your Scheme implementation to Debian GNU/Linux
Jussi Piitulainen

2004-10-12, 3:58 pm

Siegfried Gonzi writes:
> Jussi Piitulainen wrote:
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> But I am still puzzled why anyone is believing that appeasement is
> loaded? I mean by that nearly everything would be loaded then -- or
> wouldn't it.


This dictionary describes observed usage patterns. The lexicographers
have noticed that the word is often chosen when the speaker does not
approve of the appeasement. I think this can not be reliably detected
by introspection, but it may be apparent in the collection of all
instances of the word in a large amount of actual text and speech.
That is, I share a belief of these lexicographers.

Not all words would be seen as passing such a judgement so, no,
everything would not be loaded so.

I have seen some here saying that they use Scheme to have computers
learn things from text on their own. That's related.
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