The Feel Free to Post Whatever You Like Thread

[Skelly Craig]

i'm happy for your progress in figuring out who you are, sophes!

[Anka]

Wait, were you not aware you were a lesbian before? I thought you had said you were before.

Of course you will find someone and that person will be very lucky because you are a lovely person

[Sophie Baudelaire]

thank u babes love yall :'')

[Sophie Baudelaire]

Mar 21, 2024 14:55:52 GMT -5 Anka said:

Wait, were you not aware you were a lesbian before? I thought you had said you were before.

Of course you will find someone and that person will be very lucky because you are a lovely person

:'''') thank u sweetheart

nd i knew i was more attracted to women than men but i mostly was identifying myself as bi before but now i think that label feels wrong

[Sophie Baudelaire]

Mar 21, 2024 7:54:44 GMT -5 Esmé's meme is meh said:

Mar 20, 2024 16:59:26 GMT -5 Sophie Baudelaire said:

feel free to tell me how im so brave and will be able to find love again

Babe you totally will. I felt like salsa when I broke up after six years of relationship, but you'll be fine. You have to go through it. Grief and be sad and eat icecream and be mad and sooner than later you'll be okay. I love youuuu I'm here if you ever need to talk

honestly ya the sugar is helping very much lol

thank u endlessly for the support bb <3333

[A Very Glittery Christmas]

Good luck on your journey of self-discovery.

[A Very Glittery Christmas]

My brother's in Mexico right now and lost his wallet today. Now he has to cancel his credit card and everything

[Skelly Craig]

Hey, can anyone with programming knowledge or linguistic coding help me with this:

I wanted to be able to replace words by lexical category of any given text, i.e. replacing f.ex. ALL verbs and ALL adjectives in a text. I thought this would be a straightforward thing and there'd be an online text generator or something, but I'm starting to think this is more complicated than I'd anticipated, as my search has lead me to computer realms I know nothing about, like RegEx or WordNet, and coding communities on StackExchange.

[Anka]

That does sound slightly complicated, but not necessarily impossible. You probably need to break down the task into smaller ones so you can find the right tools and line them up in the correct order, e.g. frst find something that breaks down your text and identifies the categories of each word. The most challenging part is probably getting the replaced words into the correct grammatical form. What you can use also depends where and how you want to use it (e.g. different programming languages, do you need a user interface, etc)

[Skelly Craig]

Thanks for the insight, Anka! I'd thought that you're probably the most qualified to help with such an issue.

Actually, I don't even need to replace, say, a verb with another verb, but with a placeholder symbol which needs no modification, like a simple underscore "_", or if it's possible with "(verb)". I'd like to be able to turn any text quickly into a potential Madlibs-game, like: "In his (noun), (pronoun) discovers a small (noun) of a (noun) and keeps it in his (noun)." But I'm also happy if it's just "In his _, _ discovers a small _ of a _ and keeps it in his _."

What tool would you recommend to break down the text to identify the words' lexical categories?

[tk]

whoaaa the forum looks different!

[A Very Glittery Christmas]

Happy Easter to all my associates! Apologies for my absence.

[tricky]

Mar 31, 2024 11:51:38 GMT -5 A Very Glittery Christmas said:

Happy Easter to all my associates! Apologies for my absence.

he has risen

[Skelly Craig]

Happy Easter, glittery and all

[Sophie Baudelaire]

my friends family ate rabbit today

rip the easter bunny