This is why you should never use parser combinators and PEG
Let me tell you why you should (nearly) never use PEG (parsing expression grammars). Nearly everything I will say applies to parser combinators (parsec in Haskell, nom in Rust), too. So, don't use PEG. Use CFGs (context-free grammars) instead. They are more natural. I feel that CFGs more naturally represent how we think. Thus when you have some language in your head and you try to write it down as
The results are a personal blow to Mr Modi, who has never fallen short of a majority Indian PM Narendra Modi has won a third consecutive term in a much tighter general election than anticipated. His Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) looks set to fall short of a majority and is leading in the 543-seat parliament, below the required 272 seats. However its coalition partners have gained additional seats.
Since the emergence of generative AI products like Chat GPT and GPT4 last year, there has been a silent, collective sense of dread amongst workers across most industries. At first, it was fun, we were asking Chat GPT numerous useless questions like how to rule the world and so forth, making funny tweets and memes about it and even using it to do our assignments and projects. But after a while, it
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India election 2024: Why Modi failed to win outright majority
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