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Sep 10, 2026

speaker_1HOST
7:21
Yeah.
speaker_2HOST
7:21
But computers are fundamentally unintelligent syntax engines.
speaker_1HOST
7:25
Syntax engines, meaning they just read the grammar, basically.
speaker_2HOST
7:29
Exactly.
speaker_2HOST
7:29
They process symbols and strings of characters incredibly fast, but they do not possess semantics.
Stacey HurstHOST
29:34
But the one she's been preparing for the big sky conference was the hardest because she has to take all the knowledge she knows and make it palatable for teachers to use.
Stacey HurstHOST
29:45
But the title of her session was called You Too Can Teach Syntax Like an Expert.
Stacey HurstHOST
29:51
So I thought it was really great.
Stacey HurstHOST
29:52
Then the next, and then we had another set of breakouts.
speaker_1HOST
3:27
Phonology, that's the study of sounds, the study of making noises in order to signify things.
speaker_1HOST
3:33
Syntax, that's the rules that determine sort of word order or linguistic input order.
speaker_1HOST
3:42
I.
speaker_1HOST
3:42
See.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
31:57
Yeah, they should've gone the other way around, you're right.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
31:59
Syntax is the problem here.
Frank SkinnerHOST
32:00
I've often thought that.
Frank SkinnerHOST
32:01
I should've gone the other way around with the back sack.
Mick LawtonNARRATOR
30:48
But look here.
Mick LawtonNARRATOR
30:49
Syntax matches no known language, but the sequences repeat if you transpose them by the timing sequence you de-use on a sonar array.
Mick LawtonNARRATOR
30:58
I nodded, pinching my brow.
Mick LawtonNARRATOR
31:00
My own ears rang after the playback.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:45
So the 85 to 90% success rate people cite, that's for the easy stuff.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:50
Syntactic and localized bugs, yes.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:52
Once you hit complex semantic issues, it drops to around 40 to 50%.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:57
And that's where the loop problem Daniel's worried about gets real.

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Herman PoppleberryHOST
17:07
Patch acceptance in semi-autonomous mode at 60-65%.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
17:11
For the class of bugs these systems can handle.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
17:14
Syntactic, localized, dependency issues.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
17:17
The time savings are real.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
162:40
1001 Questions and Answers on English Grammar by Benjamin Hathaway.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
162:46
Syntax.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
162:49
1.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
162:49
Of what does syntax treat? Of the relation, agreement, government, and the due arrangement of words and sentences according to established usage.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
163:51
What is meant by the due arrangement of words? Their proper position in a sentence.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
163:59
7.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
164:01
Syntax may be treated under what two heads? Synthesis and analysis.
Christy CarpenterNARRATOR
164:08
8.
VatsalHOST
23:54
something like that.
Indranil DuttaGUEST
23:55
So it'll be like phonetics, it'll be morphology, maybe some syntax.
Indranil DuttaGUEST
24:00
Syntax always tends to scare art students.
Indranil DuttaGUEST
24:04
It's always
MeghHOST
24:04
syntax.
Jeremy HeffnerGUEST
21:47
And what I mean by that, it's not like you by name or me by name, but the, the how that person's brain functions, how their personality works through ten thousand dimensions I'm measuring them.
Jeremy HeffnerGUEST
21:58
Syntax, grammar, speed of rec-- like discussion, uh, ability to abstract, but ten thousand of those dimensions.
Jeremy HeffnerGUEST
22:05
And it says, once I've stabilized, I know that you are what they call a stable vector.
Jeremy HeffnerGUEST
22:08
I, I know who you are.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:01
Welcome to Syntax.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:03
In this episode, we're talking about all kinds of things.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:06
Uh, SvelteKit 3 is in release candidate.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:12
Also, Stripe acquired Open Router.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:15
We're gonna talk about it, try to figure out why.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:18
Uh, all this and more today on Syntax Weekly.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:20
I am joined by Scott Tolinski.
CJ ReynoldsPANELIST
0:22
How's it going, Scott?

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