u/UnemployedTechie2021

Pretty sure you may have heard this question previously on this sub, however, I would urge you to read my complete question before brushing it off.

I want to create a simple compiler and by "simple compiler" I mean a single-pass compiler. I know about https://craftinginterpreters.com/ which is a wonderful resource. But I would like to start by creating something much smaller and simpler, and only then would I like to move on to something more complex like what Robert Nystrom created on his website.

Are there any similar resource that would teach me about single-pass compilers along with showing me how to create one? Any help in the right direction would be highly appreciated.

Pretty sure you may have heard this question previously on this sub, however, I would urge you to read my complete question before brushing it off.

I want to create a simple compiler and by "simple compiler" I mean a single-pass compiler. I know about https://craftinginterpreters.com/ which is a wonderful resource. But I would like to start by creating something much smaller and simpler, and only then would I like to move on to something more complex like what Robert Nystrom created on his website.

Are there any similar resource that would teach me about single-pass compilers along with showing me how to create one? Any help in the right direction would be highly appreciated.

Pretty sure you may have heard this question previously on this sub, however, I would urge you to read my complete question before brushing it off.

I want to create a simple compiler and by "simple compiler" I mean a single-pass compiler. I know about https://craftinginterpreters.com/ which is a wonderful resource. But I would like to start by creating something much smaller and simpler, and only then would I like to move on to something more complex like what Robert Nystrom created on his website.

Are there any similar resource that would teach me about single-pass compilers along with showing me how to create one? Any help in the right direction would be highly appreciated.

If you've ever heard "Famous Blue Raincoat" by Cohen, you'll know it has a certain atmospheric quality. Could you suggest some books that capture a similar mood?

During video interviews and presentations, I always had the same problem:

If I looked at my notes, it was obvious I wasn't looking at the camera.

So I built Kivo, a lightweight desktop teleprompter that sits just below your webcam, making it much easier to glance at your script while still appearing to maintain eye contact.

https://reddit.com/link/1uh1aj4/video/nacing4xht9h1/player

Current features:

• 📌 Always-on-top overlay
• 🎥 Designed to sit near your webcam
• 📄 Open any text file
• 🔄 Automatically reloads when the file changes
• ▶️ Smooth auto-scrolling
• ⏸️ Pause/resume and adjustable scroll speed
• 🖥️ Lightweight PySide6 desktop app

It's still an MVP, but it's already been useful for:

• Job interviews
• Client meetings
• Presentations
• Recording videos
• Reading AI-generated talking points without constantly looking away

The project is open source, and I'd love feedback or feature suggestions.

GitHub: https://github.com/rajtilakjee/kivo

https://reddit.com/link/1uh18wl/video/qpiuj75kht9h1/player

During video interviews and presentations, I always had the same problem:

If I looked at my notes, it was obvious I wasn't looking at the camera.

So I built Kivo, a lightweight desktop teleprompter that sits just below your webcam, making it much easier to glance at your script while still appearing to maintain eye contact.

Current features:

• 📌 Always-on-top overlay
• 🎥 Designed to sit near your webcam
• 📄 Open any text file
• 🔄 Automatically reloads when the file changes
• ▶️ Smooth auto-scrolling
• ⏸️ Pause/resume and adjustable scroll speed
• 🖥️ Lightweight PySide6 desktop app

It's still an MVP, but it's already been useful for:

• Job interviews
• Client meetings
• Presentations
• Recording videos
• Reading AI-generated talking points without constantly looking away

The project is open source, and I'd love feedback or feature suggestions.

GitHub: https://github.com/rajtilakjee/kivo

If anyone needs a replacement Jamai, I will be happy to be of service.

I have seen on Instagram people annotating the books they are reading. I often wonder what do people annotate in the books they read.