Apanatshka

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by Apanatshka 6mo ago
I'm implementing different parsing algorithms (for programming language text to syntax tree purposes). There are so many papers published on different algorithms... I'm just slowly reading it all, and implementing the algorithms a
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by Apanatshka 2y ago
Reading literature (academic and otherwise) on parsers, writing blog posts about what I learn, trying to implement the things I learnt. I've written about basic finite automata (for regular expressions), LL, LR (including the differenc
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by Apanatshka 2y ago
Is that legal in your country? In mine (Netherlands) there are way too many people with doorbell camera aimed right at the street even though it's illegal to record a public space like that. Most folks are ignorant about it though, or
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(Right-Nulled) Generalised LR Parsing(blog.jeffsmits.net)
61 points by Apanatshka 2y ago|2 comments
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by Apanatshka 2y ago
Author here, feel free to ask me whatever you like.
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Dutch Drug-Related Text Classification Model by NOS(huggingface.co)
1 points by Apanatshka 3y ago|1 comments
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by Apanatshka 3y ago
The Dutch Public Broadcasting Foundation (NOS) published these models along with an article about the millions of drugs ads on Telegram, and responses by the Dutch police, Telegram, and some of the drug dealers. The article is in Dutch over
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by Apanatshka 4y ago
You've given up on Gimp? What's wrong? Did I miss some news?
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by Apanatshka 4y ago
That's because trains get taxed, while flights _still_ get subsidised. It's maddening.
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Eelco Visser Has Died(tudelft.nl)
2 points by Apanatshka 4y ago|1 comments
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by Apanatshka 5y ago
There's an app called StreetComplete (recently discussed on HN) that allows you to easily contribute missing information like local business information to OSM. If you can find the time, you can use that to solve some of the issues you
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by Apanatshka 5y ago
An important and sometimes forgotten thing about democracy is that it isn't as simple as the majority rules. It's the majority rules while taking minorities into account. In a well functioning representational democracy this is ke
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by Apanatshka 5y ago
Make sure to test your RPi 0W with the Bluetooth speaker you had in mind asap. Mine won't connect to my soundbar, which is complicating my setup for connecting my projector and soundbar wirelessly :(
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by Apanatshka 6y ago
The article mentions Radiolab. I remember listening to a Radiolab episode about War of the Worlds, but that must have been a later revision, because in that episode they go into how the first airing of the play did not cause a panick, but o
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by Apanatshka 6y ago
That excerpt made me think of Romantically Apocalyptic, which is a... visual novel / web comic? I read it for a while, really enjoying the art and the strange and absurd conversations, characters and events. It felt a bit unplanned and
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by Apanatshka 6y ago
My Firefox on Android has a QR code scanner, I typically use that even when I know it's not a website. When you open a new tab and select the address bar you get to see the button for the QR code scanner.
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by Apanatshka 6y ago
I've seen a poster presentation at the student research competition of a PL conference where the student created a tool to do this after the fact on binaries. It looked quite promising, but I think preliminary results were single digit
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by Apanatshka 6y ago
Happenstance really, he briefly joined our research group. I'll send him a link to this thread.
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by Apanatshka 6y ago
Haven't implemented it myself, though I mean to try one day. But I've spoken to Michael before and used his implementation: https://github.com/usethesource/capsule
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by Apanatshka 6y ago
A similar example is in a "filtering" operation. I mostly have this in functional programming where you pass a predicate to filter on. But what's the perspective of the filter? Are you filtering poison from your water, or are
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by Apanatshka 7y ago
Projectional editors use that setup. Might be slightly different than what you have in mind since projectional editing is not great at text editing. But have a look at Jetbrains MPS, that's a language workbench for projectional editors
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by Apanatshka 8y ago
What I've gathered about Graal is that once you have a compiler for the platform, Cross-Language communication on a hot path gets optimised to near-zero cost.
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by Apanatshka 9y ago
Good luck :) I love the language, but you'll need some perseverance to learn the more interesting parts like lifetimes and the borrow checker. I can recommend the book on rust-lang.org!
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by Apanatshka 10y ago
I think multiple episodes including the season 2 christmas episode comment on brain computer interfaces in one form or another and they all seem realistic and scary to me. Best not use direct brain computer interfaces.
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by Apanatshka 10y ago
I second Modern compiler implementation in ML. I'd also add Types and Programming Languages by Pierce, commonly referred to as TAPL for background on type systems. https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/tapl/
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by Apanatshka 10y ago
I researched this over a summer once by downloading the latest scientific papers on gaze tracking. The result were pretty disappointing to me. Then I figured I was doing this researching all wrong. Because I already knew from highschool bio
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by Apanatshka 10y ago
This is my second serious blog post ever published. Any feedback on writing, style, subject matter, code/theory ratio etc. is much appreciated.
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Push-down Automata with a bit of Rust(apanatshka.github.io)
3 points by Apanatshka 10y ago|1 comments
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by Apanatshka 10y ago
I'm similarly ambivalent. Though Elm and it's flavour of FRP were more of a hobby (I never turned into an academically valuable thing :) ), I was still very interested in the roots of the system and how to use and improve it. I kn
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by Apanatshka 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback :) I didn't know that about Rust's regex! Despite the note at the end that I wouldn't write more Rust automata code, I'm still a little tempted to try my hand at a Rust crate for automata related

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