ITT things you use every day but remain a complete mystery to you

>he uses a parser generator every day

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I only know like two git commands, and that's all I've ever used.

Kek

it's just php and mariadb

Well not everyday but pretty often. And I always want to kms when I get conflicts.

magnets

I think the problem with git is that people overthink it.
It really isn't that difficult. It's not magic, it's just really clever.

>parser generators
Write one yourself and all will be revealed

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bunch of state machines with stacks. shit is quite complicated. I wrote some in my uni project such as simple algebraic calculator and primitive scripting language

This. How do they work?

Jow Forums

I have, but the translation from grammar to machine is what's confusing. Also distinguish when I need more than one token of lookahead in order to not have conflicts and how precedence is resolved.

>He doesn't write a recursive descent parser from scratch

I i'll never understand how or why it works

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p4

pretty much everything. I'm a fucking retard desu

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Just read the manpages and the guide on the git site. It's not that hard.

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Git is pretty straightforward though

I want to wrap that pig up in a nice fleece blanket

I haven't used it in like 2 years, but I definitely knew that feel around that time. in fairness I never took the time to actually learn it though.

He wastes time writing recursive descent parsers by hand