Re: Arrays.asList() doesn't work quite like I would think it should
xen <xen@rotmail.nl> writes:
hate being ignored
But then, in Usenet, there is a history and tradition of using
a ?filter? or ?scoring system?.
No one is obliged to read all articles posted to a group.
Moreover, Usenet is not real-time communication. Someone
might answer to an article and not have yet read another
answer to the same article that might not have arrived at his
newsserver yet.
There is also a tradition to read and answer Usenet articles
off-line, after a client has fetched some articles from a
Usenet server. In this case, some more recent articles also
might not be read yet when answering to an article.
parse those giant page-long sentences. I take it you have that skill
too since Dutch and German come from the same roots.
I must say I have read Kant in German and I found it equally hard to
Hausser wrote a computer program that can parse German
sentences, which most native German speakers will have
a hard time to understand:
?Der Mann hat dem M4dchen das Buch geben
dLrfen kFnnen wollen sollen mFgen.?
This should mean: ?The man wanted to be required to want
to be able to be allowed to give the book to the girl.?
[Hausser86]
Lecture Notes in Computer Science Vol.231
NEWCAT, Parsing Natural Language Using Left-Associative Grammar
Roland Hausser
ISBN: 3-540-16781-1; Springer; 1986; Berlin, New York