InThe RiffbyRandall Radic·Aug 21Lexicon Unlocks Its Paris Years‘Girls (Paris Demos)’ reveals a long-rumored chapter of the band’s evolution, full of big hooks, late nights, and retro-modern swagger.
Nazmus Sakib·Aug 9I Built SentimentScope: A Bilingual (English + Bangla) Sentiment Analysis Platform That Runs…How I built a full sentiment-analysis dashboard — a rule-based engine, real in-browser ML training and an optional LLM chat — with no…
Charles Scholx·Aug 7In Defense of Prescriptive Language: Let Us Save the Skeleton of SpeechThere is a fashionable idea today that language requires only one guardian: the dictionary as a mirror. Whatever people say, whatever…
Neelesh Seeta Nandan·Jul 29A Lexicon for the Feelings We Never NamedOn the emotions that live in the cracks between sadness, happiness, and angerA response icon1A response icon1
tote board brad·Jul 20I’m Not Having It!Written from the perspective of each time I heard the quip, based on un-updated analysis performed on these words as an eight year old. The…
Victor Alfons Steuck | The Brazilian Mutt·Jun 19An Outmoded Lexicon of Modernisms (and Its Outskirts)Not everything new is modern. Not everything modern is new.A response icon1A response icon1
James Lee Stakelum·May 30How the Symbol Grounding Framework handles VocabularyThe internet already knows how to move bytes. It knows how to move documents and API payloads. It does not yet know how to move meaning.
J.S. Matkowski·May 22How to Actually Write for Suno: A Working Lexicon for Controlling Musical OutputPractical language, real examples, and structural tools you can immediately test
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Feb 22P is for PapíRemembering my father’s penchant for words that start with the letter p.
Hyungsuk Choi·Jan 11The Die Is Cast: On Linguistic Coincidence and Mortal StakesLanguage is less a monument to human reason than a filing cabinet stuffed with hastily scribbled notes. Consider the word “die” — a…
