Curated list of speech and natural language processing resources

Re:Curated list of speech and natural language processing re... by arafalov on Thursday October 01, 2015 @11:51AM (#10312013)

Curation is always the next step after explosion of content. Yahoo was curation of the whole internet. Then it got too hard. Now, we have enough content in tiny sub-niches to need curation on that level. I definitely see the need for curation of resources around the topic I am interested in (Apache Solr).

Unfortunately, I haven't seen a good software platform that actually allows to build a good curation site. Ones that exist want you to build the content for them. I want one I can run/own/brand on my own. I suspect there might be some in the library space though (haven't search _very_ hard yet).

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Re:Curated list of speech and natural language processing re... by davidw on Thursday October 01, 2015 @12:15PM (#10312215)

> Unfortunately, I haven't seen a good software platform that actually allows to build a good curation site

Emacs and HTML work fine, and have been a pretty good solution for the last 20 years.

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Re:Curated list of speech and natural language processing re... by arafalov on Friday October 02, 2015 @10:10AM (#10318622)

If your time is free - sure. I prefer to outsource markup consistency, repetition of same content under different tags, and promoted items management to software.

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Re:Curated list of speech and natural language processing re... by davidw on Friday October 02, 2015 @11:21AM (#10319092)

There are about a zillion things out there that can do that.

Including Emacs, which you could use with a bit of elisp :-)

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Re:Curated list of speech and natural language processing re... by arafalov on Tuesday October 06, 2015 @09:44AM (#10338793)

Been there, done that (elisp included), don't think that's quite what I had in mind.

But thank you for persevering. :-)

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