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1. noun, 2. pronoun (in place of noun), 3. adjective (describe noun - attributive, predicative, comparativ), 4. verb, 5. adverb (modify verb), 6. preposition, 7. conjunction, 8. interjection

Program in english

Review of LLM specialized for code generation

Model which generates code for Python, Javascript, Go, Shell, Perl, Swifg, Ruby, PHP

Gemini chat from Google. Can generate Python and other other code.

BigCode is an open scientific collaboration working on the responsible development and use of large language models for code

Hi level only talk about training for a language

Describes how to train a new language (desperanto) model.

World Atlas of Language Structures (WALS) is a large database of structural (phonological, grammatical, lexical) properties of languages gathered from descriptive materials (such as reference grammars)

A Minimum but 'guaranteed' PEI words in english

Type 'search' and look for word in english

Packages for Rust

Contempt to programming languages that are 'not mine'

Use of brackets [], braces {}, parenthesis () in English text: [] are for (1) adding my idea in original text (2) clarification (3) extra info [which adds something] () are for (1) extra info NOT ESSENTIAL for sentence (2) personal opinion or idea (3) abbreviations (4) numbering {} list of options set aside information

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