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Podcast episode 64: Martin Konvička on the Dutch Signific Movement

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Podcast episode 64 discusses Martin Konvička's insights into the Dutch Signific Movement, which adapted Lady Welby’s ideas in the early 20th century. This matters to developers and tech professionals as it explores foundational concepts of language and communication that underpin modern computational linguistics and natural language processing technologies.

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