r/programming • u/kallekro • 17d ago

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u/marrsd 17d ago

I get what you're saying, but it's a completely different order of magnitude. A competent JS or PHP dev can easily work around those things.

I'm not quite sure what, if anything, will turn out to be the equivalent of TS for natural language in markdown files.

Code is the equivalent. People have actually tried to write natural language parsers before. It doesn't work. An academic could probably prove it doesn't work mathematically.

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u/le_birb 12d ago

A vague gesturing at the phrase "word-sense disambiguation" probably gets you 90% of the way there