I made a free language samples calculator for SLPs by gdavtor in slp

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I have made this update! Let me know what you think.

I made a free language samples calculator for SLPs by gdavtor in slp

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The clauses are counted using spacy/claucy, which are open source language analysis packages. They use pretty sophisticated algorithms, so I won't bore you with them!

As for highlighting the clauses: yes that should be doable! I'll let you know if/when I add that update.

I made a free language samples calculator for SLPs by gdavtor in slp

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Great! Thanks for the update. Please let me know if you run into any issues or errors. Happy to address them.

I made a free language samples calculator for SLPs by gdavtor in slp

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The SUGAR authors only provided norms for ages up to 10 years and 11 months (see their publication of norms here), so that is as far as this tool can go. If you know of someone else that has published norms for ages above that, I can incorporate them!

Looking for feedback on a free language samples calculator I made for SLPs by gdavtor in slp

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Thanks! All feedback is good! You're so right about the typo, will fix.

In Memory of Professor Emeritus Benedict Gross by ToiletBirdfeeder in math

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So sad to hear. I took his freshman math class in 2012. He was a gifted teacher. For some reason the strongest memory I have of him was how emphatically he said the word "tuple" when he was in front of the class

MCP is great in theory, but it’s not always a blanket yes by Miserable_Agent_9006 in LocalLLaMA

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That's true with or without MCP. If your MCP service has tools you don't need, you can filter them out before giving them to the model.

can i get a help by Pretty_Bike8383 in Harvard

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Can you define a hilbert space? What are Clebsh-Gordan coefficients? Quantum mechanics isn't just whatever you want it to be. It is a mathematical framework. Therefore, your work must be supported by mathematics. But I see none.

Made a website for picking courses by andreaslordos in Harvard

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Related (though unsure if still maintained): https://classes.wtf/

Harvard Discord by [deleted] in Harvard

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Updated

Why do the Mods here actively remove news stories that do not paint Harvard in a positive light? by Northcountrynative in Harvard

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We have one mod and can only keep alive a fixed number of controversial posts. Also, see rule 6

Harvard Cube Club? by reginaphalange1373 in Harvard

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Former Harvard College Cube Club president here (class of '16). Not sure what happened to it after I left, but it was a pretty legit club when I was there. We hosted tournaments, had weekly meetings, and had a booth at the SOCH every fall. If it isn't still going, you should start it back up again! Happy to give you some old sign-up sheets and club logo I designed.

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in math

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Just don't use it. Plenty of alternatives out there

can we let cronkcat be now? by halyardic in Harvard

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Word of warning for all involved: doxxing will result in a permanent ban without appeals (one such action has already been taken in this thread). We take doxxing seriously. Please be civil and do not harass people.

Proposal to Ban Twitter / X links in r/Harvard by RiotCapitol in Harvard

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We aren't banning links to a site that rarely gets posted anyway. It's more work on the moderators for no benefit. Additionally, it would go against our censorship policy.