@theiaincameron It's what everyone else said when I was a kid in Swalwell, Tyneside, 50 years ago. I remember thinking it was odd. (I moved in when I was 8)
@susie_dent An adjective describing someone who has integrity. Feels like it should be 'integral', but isn't. If French has the word 'intègre', why don't we??
An informed account of work with an endangered language. The language around this (e.g. 'revival') is always complex and a little unsatisfactory. https://t.co/ydev3IoEYw
I think there's a broader point here - the community needs to be at the centre of new uses of a language. Otherwise we have window dressing ('symbolic capital'), which might or might not reflect the actual language. https://t.co/IyOKRXmOyn
Texting is the most common form of writing in the USA, ahead of emails and other more formal writing. I imagine this is true for the rest of the world too? https://t.co/qFAHX8E0QY
I think for the first time, a phone call I made was answered by an AI. It did fine, but the info I gave it wasn't passed on to the automated system afterwards - I did get through to a very helpful human in the end. What are your experiences of AI agents?
@glenscrivener It's open to interpretation, but I've seen many of my politically liberal evangelical US friends say that they didn't agree with his views, but did appreciate his willingness to engage with people on the other side of the fence.