I See Dead Code

Wenn man sich die Mühe macht und auf einer Karte alle Stationen der letzten Jahre miteinander, kommt leider kein sonderlich spannendes Gebilde zusammen, im Sinne einer interessanten unterliegenden 2D-Struktur (Kreis, Pentagramm, Kassiopeia, Dependenzbaum) ist meine bisherige Umzugsaktivität also ein Misserfolg. Das einzige Muster ist eine leichte Alternation zwischen Nord- und Südumzügen (Süd-Nord-Süd-Nord-Süd), der nächste Umzug [...]

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Yesterday, I merged the frame semantics branch, which I have been working on for my MSc thesis, into my personal repository. Since such a grave step always demands introspection, I looked at all 513 commits I ever to to the TreeAligner repository and created a little statistic on commit times.
The picture contains a 24h [...]

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Just this week, our paper „Extending the TIGER Query Language with Universal Quantification” for KONVENS ‘08 has been accepted. The abstract:

The query language in TIGERSearch is limited due to its lack of universal quantification. This restriction makes it impossible to ask simple queries like „Find sentences that do not include a certain word”. [...]

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It’s only a couple of months late, but we’ve just released a new version of the Stockholm TreeAligner to an awed audience. This release features the prototype implementations of TIGERSearch and alignment queries, which will be perfected in the next release, due in March 2008.
For those who are wondering what kind of code name Gamla [...]

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