Michael Wayne Goodman
Michael Wayne Goodman
@ekaf thank you for explaining. I'm not entirely sold on this solution because it encodes lexicon-specific information (the sense keys and where they are stored), which are really only relevant...
Confirming. Affiliation on proposal is correct.
For me, in Firefox, it's a warning about opening a http link starting from an https location:  If you start from http://www.delph-in.net/tsnlp/manual.html, it doesn't seem to...
Good points, @lucaswiman. The safety thing is a primary motivation for the Rust parsing framework [nom](https://github.com/Geal/nom), which I discovered after writing my Cython parser and was happy to see a...
This repository includes the data under the `wn/data/` subdirectory (that is, it doesn't download from `nltk_data` like the NLTK library). If your question is regarding the [nltk_data](https://github.com/nltk/nltk_data/) repository, then maybe...
One workaround is to build the words list first: ```python-console >>> import wn >>> w = wn.WordNet() >>> words = list(w.words(lang='eng')) >>> for word in words: ... w.synsets(word, pos='n') ......
This affects me as well. I just started using ibus-kkc after getting fed up with fighting ibus-mozc, but this is a pretty big blocker. Related: https://bitbucket.org/libkkc/libkkc/issues/9/----------
+1. I just started using Smyck, and I was confused for a bit why ":set spell" showed nothing. Thanks for the simple fix, it works great. I hope to see...
> * Is it ensured that None is never a valid value in a triple? Because if it is, we cannot use this approach (because users might want to explicitly...
@BramVanroy sorry if you were waiting on something from me. I thought there were some unresolved requests, such as making a dedicated method for containment checks instead of `__contains__()`. In...