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erezsh
10y ago
Nice dream
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MS suspended their account, ignore them, and let them access other users' data
(mshelpme.com)
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erezsh
10y ago
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erezsh
10y ago
Hi, I also wrote an Earley parser in Python that creates parse-forests for ambiguity. Just in case you're interested in seeing another implementation: https://github.com/erezsh/lark/blob/master/lark&
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How to Write a DSL (in Python with Lark)
(blog.erezsh.com)
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erezsh
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How to Write a Domain-Specific Language (in Python with Lark)
(blog.erezsh.com)
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erezsh
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erezsh
10y ago
Thanks!
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Show HN: Lark, a modern parsing library with Earley and LALR(1) implementations
(github.com)
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erezsh
10y ago
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erezsh
13y ago
That's a funny thing to hear from an American
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erezsh
13y ago
I'll bite. I wrote a a parsing library for python on top of PLY, that provides many high-level features such as EBNF syntax and automatic AST creation, and the trees a query-able with CSS-like syntax. It's on github and I get imme
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erezsh
13y ago
> why include suicide-prevention as an abuse? Letting someone sleep naked is not suicide-prevention, it's abuse and humiliation.
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erezsh
14y ago
Doublethink really is a great idea. It's a tool, and it can be used for good just as it can be used for evil. Personally, I use it with many of my relatives.
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erezsh
14y ago
Sounds like some of my evenings..
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erezsh
14y ago
Well, to be fair, your calculator seems to miss the point of being a calculator... > 10/2*2 2.5
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erezsh
14y ago
I suppose I got carried away with the lambdas :) Thank you, you gave me a great compliment. Norvig's short spellchecker was very inspirational for me.
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erezsh
14y ago
Q. How to write code? A. I don't need to; other people will write it for me. That's fine, I guess. I prefer to understand.
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erezsh
14y ago
Why is it un-zen?
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erezsh
14y ago
An LR-parser tries to reduce the input over and over again into rules, eventually ending with the 'start' rule. So a+b+c+d becomes [add]+c+d -> [add]+d -> [add] -> [start] An LL-parser tries to expand the initial rule into a mor
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PySnippets: Import Online Snippets from Python Code
(pysnippets.wikidot.com)
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erezsh
17y ago
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