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Re:Show HN: Sense2vec model trained on all 2015 Reddit comments by 1ris on Monday February 15, 2016 @07:08PM (#11107010)

It's impressive how good it is.

But there is still room for improvement. Searching "Haskell" leads to Clojure and C++. Yes, these are both Programming Languages, but out of all I personally wouldn't have said C++. :)

"Scheme" leads to Haskell, witch is very fitting, and Prolog, witch seems to fit as a "university language" aswell.

For "Agda" it outputs "typeclasses" at 74%. This is a much discussed topic. But for a "truly" semantic understand It should know that both "Agda" and "Haskell" are in the same category and that "typeclasses" is a property that elments in this category have or don't have.

Still, very impressive. But not the singularity jet.

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Re:Show HN: Sense2vec model trained on all 2015 Reddit comments by verroq on Monday February 15, 2016 @09:31PM (#11107547)

I would have said C++ because the template system is a functional programming language.

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Re:Show HN: Sense2vec model trained on all 2015 Reddit comments by nl on Monday February 15, 2016 @08:08PM (#11107278)

https://sense2vec.spacy.io/?Agda|NOUN is enough of a hint for it to rank Haskell (and OCaml) above "dependent types"

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