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Hi there 🖖!

My name is 👨Alejandro Piad Morffis. Here are some things about me:

I live in Havana, 🇨🇺Cuba.

I recently finished a 🎓PhD in Computer Science in the domain of NLP and knowledge discovery.

My two passions are 📚teaching and ⚗️researching. I teach Programming, Compilers, AI, and a bunch of other stuff at the University of Havana. I also do research there, mostly on how to use artificial intelligence to better understand human languages, and on the democratization of machine learning tools.

In my free time, I also enjoy 💻coding (mostly in 🐍Python), 🎮playing video games (sadly not much lately), and ✏️writing.

You can find me online on 🗨️Twitter and 📱Telegram.


💌 The best way to contact me is to mention @AlejandroPiad on Twitter. I follow very few people (only those with whom I interact frequently) but I try to reply whenever someone asks me to.


And these are the values I stand for:

❤️ I believe that people are generally good, and if given the chance, they will show the better parts of themselves.

❤️ I believe people should have the chance to speak their minds, without fear to be silenced or hated for it, even if they are wrong. And they should have the option to honestly recognize their mistakes, learn from them, and be forgiven.

❤️ I do not tolerate racism or discrimination of any kind, towards me or others around me, and I work very hard to apply those same standards to myself.

❤️ I'm dedicated to education because I think that access to high-quality, unbiased, and free education is one of the best gifts anyone can receive, and one of the easiest ways to make people more reasonable and tolerant.

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illiterate's Issues

Hola de nuevo

Usando los mismos updates que habia hecho encontre algunos bug, entre ellos 👀 mal procesamiento de las direcciones de salidas 👀 (mia culpa por no hacer todas las pruebas necesarias) y no los pude arreglar de inmediato , el pull #7 cubre esos errores más unos pequeños cambios cosméticos :) .

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Hola, ¿se podría añadir un archivo de configuración?

Hola, primero quiciera dar gracias por la herramienta, es muy útil. También quiciera proponer una pequeña característica (si estan aceptando este tipo de retroalimentación claro).
Sería que el comando illiterate corra siguiendo una archivo de configuración si es que este existe.

Ahora explico a que se debe.

Hace unos meses empecé a hacer un proyecto pequeño pero que tenía varias partes privadas y alguna que otra documentación extra que no estaba embebida en el código y cada vez que tenía que correr el comando era realmente un incordio navegar por 60 archivos de documentación cuando realmente quería exponer la documentación de alrededor de 20 archivos (que al final se lograba configurando la navegación de mkdocs). Además de que tenía que añadir 6 archivos extra con el comando copy . Para este tipo de proyecto sería mas útil (a mi entender) un archivito de configuración donde pongan todo eso de una vez y ya.

PD:

Estaba revisando el proyecto de autogoal los otros días (pura curiosidad) y vi que esta característica también les seria útil a ustedes a la hora de documentar ese proyecto (es grande y tiene varios modulos privados que seguro comentan pero no exponen la documentación). Salu2s y disculpen la molestia.

Disculpen por el título tan malo del issue 😐

A way to specify links closer to the code.

The following is an example of a reference to another code element (class or module):

# As an example, you can read more about the [`Parser` class](./illiterate.core.md#the-parser),

However, it has to be specified thinking in the Markdown that will be generated. Could it be possible to make the reference using the code element, something like ref::illiterate.code.Parser?
This might require some mapping between the Python code and the Markdown documents to know the section where each class has been explained and will definitively make the parser more complex. But it might be a nice little touch :)

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