This looks fantastic.  I&#x27;ve been fascinated with parsers ever since I got into programming in my teens (almost always centered around programming language parsing).<p>Curious - The parsing work I&#x27;ve done with programming languages was never done via machine learning, just the usual strict classification rules (which are used to parse ... code written to a strict specification).  I&#x27;m guessing source code could be fed as data to an engine like this as a training model but I&#x27;m not sure what the value would be.  Does anyone more experienced&#x2F;smarter than me have any insights on something like that?<p>As a side-point:<p>Parsy McParseface - Well done.  They managed to lob a gag over at NERC (Boaty McBoatface) and let them know that the world won&#x27;t end because a product has a goofy name.  Every time Google does things like this they send an unconscious remind us that they&#x27;re a company that&#x27;s &#x27;still just a bunch of people like our users&#x27;.  They&#x27;ve always been good at marketing in a way that keeps that &quot;touchy-feely&quot; sense about them and they&#x27;ve taken a free opportunity to get attention for this product beyond just the small circle of programmers.<p>As NERC found out, a lot of people paid attention when the winning name was Boaty McBoatface (among other, more obnoxous&#x2F;less tasteful choices).  A story about a new ship isn&#x27;t going to hit the front page of any general news site normally and I always felt that NERC missed a prime opportunity to continue with that publicity and attention.  It became a topic talked about by friends of mine who would otherwise have <i>never</i> paid attention to <i>anything</i> science related.  It would have been comical, should the Boaty&#x27;s mission turn up a major discovery, to hear &#x27;serious newscasters&#x27; say the name of the ship in reference to the breakthrough.  And it would have been refreshing to see that organization stick to the original name with a &quot;Well, we tried, you spoke, it was a mistake to trust the pranksters on the web but we&#x27;re not going to invoke the &#x27;we get the final say&#x27; clause because that wasn&#x27;t the spirit of the campaign.  Our bad.&quot;