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Thanks (Score:2)

by jdavidb (1361) on 2007.07.03 8:21 (#55921) Homepage Journal

Thanks for the great writeup. Personally, I'm sad I missed YAPC for the first time that it ever came to my state. But there just wasn't enough leave time this year. :)

Oh ... it scares the crud out of me that there was a talk on NLP. My first introduction to this was the flamewars on the associated article on Wikipedia. Hopefully it was less flame-ily presented. :)

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- NLP ambiguity (Score:1)
  
  by mr_bean (3802)
  
  I wondered why NLP would be contested on Wikipedia. I forgot it means both NeuroLinguistic Programming and Natural Language Processing.
  
  I wonder what the YAPC::NA presentation on NLP was about. There are quite a few NLP perl modules in the second sense around. It can't have been about the first sense, could it?
  - was NeuroLinguistic Programming (Score:1)
    
    by mr_bean (3802)
    
    It was NeuroLinguistic Programming! I guess with a title like Wetware Hacking, I should have guessed that.
    
    The slides are at http://www.ivorw.com/talks/nlpcomm/contents.html [ivorw.com]

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