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ArneCode

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About ArneCode

Hi! I am Arne, a 20 year old programmer from Germany. Currently studying at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. Interested in parsing and algorithms.

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    Comment #48746490

    for context, you can find a HN discussion about the library here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48475144

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    Comment #48746240

    Hi everyone! I am the author of marser [1], a parser-combinator library for rust. This tool can be used to see what the marser code of a certain grammar could look like, to help us…

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    Comment #48554634

    I use it because their pro plan is free for students

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    Comment #48554615

    they propably have a lot of training data from their users, which might be useful for SpaceX which has a lot of compute

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    Comment #48476374

    Hello everyone! I am the author of marser, a parser-combinator library in rust. I have tried outlining the reasons for writing this library in this blog post: https://blog.arnedebo…

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    Comment #48444828

    Works for me

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    Comment #48360558

    Interesting! Would be nice to have a way to tell the scan that some parts are intentional, like #[allow(...)] in rust

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    Comment #48356170

    I remember being able to have unlimited Claude opus queries on the free student plan, they must have had to change something to not loose too much koney

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    Comment #48354567

    Ok, that's cool

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    Comment #48354138

    Ok, you made me laugh :) I think that most Amish were never used to technology though?

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    Comment #48354093

    I think there are costs beyond having to sacrifice writing code yourself. When prototyping yourself you learn a lot about the problem, see what design decisions lead to what tradeo…

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    Comment #48354006

    I think it is unlikely that people will act to completely abolish technology once they are used to it in their everyday lives.

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