Tanishk Narula

I’m not about to claim composition is the universal antidote to messy code, but it’s cutting it pretty darn close. It may just be one powerful option in a much larger toolbox of paradigms and patterns, still, it’s close to my heart for the clarity and modularity it brings. Sort of like the difference between dumping everything in one messy junk drawer versus neatly labeling and organizing your spices and utensils. So grab a coffee (or tea, I won’t judge), buckle up, and let’s talk about what composition ...

Modern Problems require Modern Solutions The goal of Natural Language Processing (NLP) has always been to close the gap between human language and machine comprehension. Understanding what a user wants from an ambiguous or open-ended query is known as intent detection, and it is one of the main challenges in this field. For a long time, libraries like spaCy have been the go-to tools for pattern matching, dependency parsing, and named entity recognition. But conventional keyword-based solutions may find i...