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I can't parse that sentence.

NegativeLatency 4y ago
Yeah many options: - (Find a reservation) (far from my work location in eight hours) (for 8 people at Union Auto Company). - (Find a reservation far from my work location) (in eight hours) (for 8 people at Union Auto Company). - (Find a reservation far from my work location in eight hours for 8 people) (at Union Auto Company). lots more options but it is confusing if you start to dig in
- nl 4y ago
  How interesting! (BTW I don't see where this sentence is coming from, and I looked in the papers too) Here's how Spacy sees it: [1] So in that case it thinks the command is "in 8 hours find a reservation that is far from my work location and is for 8 people at Union Auto Company". This parse is almost certainly incorrect. [1] https://explosion.ai/demos/displacy?text=Find%20a%20reservation%20far%20from%20my%20work%20location%20in%20eight%20hours%20for%208%20people%20at%20Union%20Auto%20Company.&model=en_core_web_sm&cpu=1&cph=1 https://explosion.ai/demos/displacy?text=Find%20a%20reservat...
  - NegativeLatency 4y ago
    From one of the parents: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32323847 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32323847
    - nl 4y ago
      Yeah but where did they get that sentence?
      - zaroth 4y ago
        It's in the figure - in the yellow bubble under "Few input examples in English". Interestingly on iPhone I could copy/paste the text, but on desktop Chrome I can't, and Ctrl-F doesn't work on it. Vector text in a .webp file?
        nl 4y ago
        Thanks! It's not vector text (webp doesn't do that). You are seeing the magic text recognition that iOS can do on images.
        zaroth 4y ago
        Wow, that is a very pleasing and seamless UX to just treat it like actual embedded text. Not often am I actually pleasantly surprised by something new in UI. Apple Pay on the Web might have been my last ‘Woah’ moment actually.
        nl 4y ago
        Yeah it's pretty nice isn't it. I was confused because I'd done Cmd-F search on every page - maybe Firefox (which I use) needs to incorporate a similar feature. Hmm.

Yeah many options: - (Find a reservation) (far from my work location in eight hours) (for 8 people at Union Auto Company). - (Find a reservation far from my work location) (in eight hours) (for 8 people at Union Auto Company). - (Find a reservation far from my work location in eight hours for 8 people) (at Union Auto Company). lots more options but it is confusing if you start to dig in

nl 4y ago
How interesting! (BTW I don't see where this sentence is coming from, and I looked in the papers too) Here's how Spacy sees it: [1] So in that case it thinks the command is "in 8 hours find a reservation that is far from my work location and is for 8 people at Union Auto Company". This parse is almost certainly incorrect. [1] https://explosion.ai/demos/displacy?text=Find%20a%20reservation%20far%20from%20my%20work%20location%20in%20eight%20hours%20for%208%20people%20at%20Union%20Auto%20Company.&model=en_core_web_sm&cpu=1&cph=1 https://explosion.ai/demos/displacy?text=Find%20a%20reservat...
- NegativeLatency 4y ago
  From one of the parents: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32323847 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32323847
  - nl 4y ago
    Yeah but where did they get that sentence?
    - zaroth 4y ago
      It's in the figure - in the yellow bubble under "Few input examples in English". Interestingly on iPhone I could copy/paste the text, but on desktop Chrome I can't, and Ctrl-F doesn't work on it. Vector text in a .webp file?
      - nl 4y ago
        Thanks! It's not vector text (webp doesn't do that). You are seeing the magic text recognition that iOS can do on images.
        zaroth 4y ago
        Wow, that is a very pleasing and seamless UX to just treat it like actual embedded text. Not often am I actually pleasantly surprised by something new in UI. Apple Pay on the Web might have been my last ‘Woah’ moment actually.
        nl 4y ago
        Yeah it's pretty nice isn't it. I was confused because I'd done Cmd-F search on every page - maybe Firefox (which I use) needs to incorporate a similar feature. Hmm.