shreyasminocha

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by shreyasminocha 4mo ago
Lead author here, happy to answer any questions about the study!
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Well, there's OpenNIC — https://www.opennic.org
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
OP works on Plausible.io
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
> Granted, I don't really do any complex calculations in my terminal. Same. I use insect — https://github.com/sharkdp/insect
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
There it is! https://refrf.shreyasminocha.me/book Printing instructions are on the home page.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Yeah, I messed that up late last night. Fixed!
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Fixed it! Thanks.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Yep! Sorry, I broke that late last night. I've fixed it with https://github.com/shreyasminocha/regex-for-regular-folk/com... . It was fairly unintuitive for someone unfamiliar with the source, so no worries :D
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
> is there a simple way to get this on one a single page and make it easier to print? That's on my TODO! - https://github.com/shreyasminocha/regex-for-regular-folk/iss... - https://github.com&#x
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
He does require it per CC-BY-NC-2.5. I felt it was sufficient to permalink to the version on his domain, but I shall make it more explicit.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
> The highlighting of matches is slightly shifted to the left … Can I suggest adding Firefox to your test regimen, if you haven't already? :) Oh, I thought I had fixed that. I primarily test with Firefox, so this is a bit of a surpr
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Thanks. Yeah, others pointed this out too. I'll get to it soon!
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Point. I've made the temporary omission of an explanation for /g explicit. I've also included a link to the relevant section of Flags in the note.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Very odd, no idea. Perhaps because the certificate is just a few days old?
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Me too! There are links to RegExr next to each example. Glad they have query string support.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
The examples are linked to RegExr! There's a link titled `[RegExr]` in blue next to each example. Also, those are some amazing resources, especially CyberChef.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Yes, it must appear immediately after `[`
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Valid points. I agree. I'll try easing the curve, especially early on and make clearer the intended audience.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Yep, thanks for pointing that out. I was finding it tricky to present features in isolation without making the examples trivial. I'll work on making things clearer.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Yep! I included it on the next steps page — https://refrf.shreyasminocha.me/chapters/next-steps . Great fun.
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by shreyasminocha 6y ago
Makes sense—thank you! I'll add that in.
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Show HN: RegEx for Regular Folk – A visual, example-based introduction(refrf.shreyasminocha.me)
502 points by shreyasminocha 6y ago|108 comments
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by shreyasminocha 8y ago
Let me start off by conceding that you're more knowledgable and experienced than me (which you inferred from my post and attempt at designing a language anyway) and I am in no way trying to challenge that. I'll look up all the jar
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by shreyasminocha 8y ago
Alright, I'm sorry, Will look into your suggestions.
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by shreyasminocha 8y ago
Sorry, I wasn't familiar with HN's culture. I was just looking for feedback on this stage of my journey but didn't realise that my current work wasn't show-worthy. My mistake.
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by shreyasminocha 8y ago
Yes, I realise my mistake.
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Show HN: Nirvana, a WIP programming language(github.com)
8 points by shreyasminocha 8y ago|18 comments