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by erezsh 7y ago
That sounds really cool, and I hope it will find success. The field of parsing truly needs some refreshment, especially in usability. I do have a few questions: 1. You claim the algorithm used guarantees O(n^3) for all CFGs, but is differen
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by erezsh 7y ago
To be fair, have you met people?
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by erezsh 7y ago
From the tutorial: class Index(Assembly): index(self): return How is this valid Python?
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by erezsh 7y ago
> Streets arranged in grids, people waiting in clean lines, cars running at the same speed… Grids make it easier to navigate for humans, to plan for public transport, and improves the city's connectivity. Waiting in clean lines redu
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by erezsh 7y ago
Maybe you're just not very imaginative. I can see my workflow improve considerably by using a structured-io shell, and I'm already quite proficient in bash. So, I'm very happy some people are trying to make it happen. Also, I
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by erezsh 7y ago
How is GLR more general than CFGs?
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by erezsh 8y ago
What an odd choice, for a terse language with modern syntactic sugar to use "end func Sum_Of_Squares"
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by erezsh 8y ago
Looks interesting. Can you provide some intuition on which languages can be parsed by this algorithm, and which can't? Btw, why did you choose the name Owl?
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by erezsh 9y ago
That wasn't my point. How can a post teach recurrent networks, if the "recurrent" part of it is redundant, and the network would work perfectly well without it?
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by erezsh 9y ago
I'm not sure what's the point. Predicting the sine-wave is pretty trivial with NN, and doesn't require a RNN.
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by erezsh 9y ago
What's so difficult about providing a link to the slack client when the feature is incompatible with IRC? 99% of the messages are text and images anyway.
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by erezsh 9y ago
And they didn't even weigh in on the science, they just said the science was irrelevant if it caused a "hostile working environment".
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by erezsh 9y ago
I'm already comfortable with Vim. Is there anything in Amp that might tempt me to switch?
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by erezsh 9y ago
How does this perform compared to sqlite3? And and can you use keys that aren't builtin values?
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by erezsh 9y ago
Umm.. That's pretty damning. Why would a technology that isn't production ready yet be featured in a "most popular" list?
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Create a stand-alone LALR(1) parser in Python(blog.erezsh.com)
1 points by erezsh 9y ago|0 comments
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by erezsh 9y ago
Quit my job and created Filterbot, a free personalized news aggregator that uses ML on the users' votes to find the best articles for them. It didn't get as much attention as I hoped, but I'm learning and improving. https:&#
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by erezsh 9y ago
Following this stage, there is an important realization: The details never stop. There's always more "what if"s and more "unless"es. Always another stop on the train of thought. I say it's important, because so
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Show HN: Lark, a modern parsing library for Python implementing Earley and LALR(1)(github.com)
1 points by erezsh 9y ago|0 comments
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by erezsh 9y ago
I'm pretty sure he played the game the same way everyone else did, and they're only bitter because he had more success. Maybe you would also donate your billions to charity. Well, good luck earning them in the first place while pl
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by erezsh 9y ago
I'm in a very similar position. Grew up excited for the tech revolution, and became extremely disappointed when I realized it meant people tweeting their lunch and sharing fakebook news. I'm now a freelancer because I can't s
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by erezsh 9y ago
I imagine the terrible command-line interface is one.
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by erezsh 9y ago
I was really surprised the article overlooked such an elementary mistake. Makes me wonder what else they didn't double-check.
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Show HN: Filterbot – a social aggregator with a personalized feed(filterbot.news)
4 points by erezsh 9y ago|1 comments
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by erezsh 9y ago
Hi, I'm the author of this Python parsing library: https://github.com/erezsh/lark I would like to port it (or parts of it) to Rust, for fun and speed. Since the grammars are EBNF, it means the same grammars can wo
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by erezsh 9y ago
Can anyone recommend any books or essays written in Esperanto by Asian authors? I'm very interested in experiencing these cultures with a non-English skew. Please, only recommend things you have read and liked!
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by erezsh 9y ago
Interesting! Any chance you might make the script public?
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Show HN: Lark, an easy Earley parser for Python(github.com)
2 points by erezsh 9y ago|0 comments
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by erezsh 9y ago
Math is a subset of logical thinking. There are deconstructions of thought that math cannot handle, for example in domains where the axioms are too complex, or perhaps even unknown.
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by erezsh 10y ago
I like it! I can get caught up in my own hobbies and interests and I forget to keep in touch. There's a lot of missing features: * Change friend name * Add notes * Remove friend * Import friends (they are already on my facebook, so why

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