Hearted Youtube comments on Fireship (@Fireship) channel.

  1. petition for a full-blown WASM course in Fireship 🔥
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  2. Never heard of this language Thanks for letting us know about These small languages 🙏🙏🙏
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  3. next video: "why i switched to powerpoint as my code editor"
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  4. At this point I should add "Subscribed to fireship" to my resume
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  5. fireship is turning us into 10X developers without us even knowing it
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  6. Been using it for over 1,000,000 seconds and it's still confusing, and I've been a professional front end developer for 17+ years.
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  7. Front-end Dev: fix your responses! Backend Dev: fix your requests!
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  8. RegEx isn't that hard, the hard thing about it is, you barely use it from a day to day bases. You just end up forgetting how it works and have to look it up again lols.
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  9. This was the best video on JS frameworks I've ever seen.
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  10. The React documentation should link to this video.
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  11. console.table() --- mind blown
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  12. The ending killed me seeing those errors and then hailing that you can get humongous salaries due to this. 2am happenings.
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  13. 0:55 This is wrong, value mutability doesn't have anything to do with the value being stored on the stack or the heap (and the example let mut hello = "hi mom" will be stored on the stack since it's type is `&'static str`), it depends on the type of the value (if it's `Sized` or not).
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  14. made me do a double take lmao
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  15. Next video idea: filesystems exFAT, EXT4, FAT32, NTFS, etc
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  16. One major tip that's extremely important and doesn't just apply to tech: replace cynicism with optimism. I bombed a ton of interviews trying to show how smart or "real" I was with some thick cynicism... about competitors, former work environments, etc. But people don't want that, and if they do, you likely won't want to with with them. Find optimistic perspectives on everything. Don't lie, just change your attitude, and if you don't have something nice to say then give a way to pivot the discussion to something positive. This isn't just about interviewing... it's about your entire modus operandi.
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  17. "It's guaranteed to get you a job, or your money back" ... I paid nothing
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  18. I really appreciate that you came back on your past mistake of using md5
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  19. I can't imagine the amount of work you put in these videos to condense a very complex subject into a 100 seconds video. Just amazing.
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  20. Why was this released not on April Fools lmao
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  21. these videos are *money*. Perfectly spoken english at a confident pace with easy-to-understand concepts is such a rarity to find--easiest sub of my life! Love the framework-agnostic videos!
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  22. Programming isn't about what you know; it's about making the command line look cool
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  23. For the little more advanced users, here is an interpretation of the IO monad that I really liked: If you imagine that you put the state of our entire universe in a record World, then IO could be seen as a World Transformer. Thus, a function with side effects simply maps a state of the World to a new one. For example, putStrLn "Hello World!" takes a World where the screen is blank, and returns a World where "Hello World!" is on the screen :) I find this interpretation beautiful, and it doesn't violate immutability nor does it need side effects
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  24. The first time ever someone described assembly as syntactic sugar.
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  25. I literally spent $4,000 and four months on my college course for database management to learn what you just taught extremely well in 17 minutes.
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  26. the way you pronounced "docker ps" was hilarious 😂😂
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  27. Devs before docker: "It works on my system"
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  28. Its surprising when a language names itself awesome and is actually awesome
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  29. Thanks for the mention Fireship! You are the best!!!
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  30. 2009: NODE 2018: DENO 2027: NEDO 2099: DONE
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  31. thanks, legendary content. really appreciate the work you put into it
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  32. The video we never asked for but world would be incomplete without you explaining it.
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  33. For common uses, GraphQL is a over-engineered solution
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  34. I can't believe the amount of valuable information that you explain in less than 10 minutes, amazing job as always!!
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  35. Even for our 5 min guy it takes 10 minutes to explain all of their services 😂
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  36. I would like to see a NestJS beyond 100 seconds 😁😁😁
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  37. I had no idea it was even possible to manually draw bezier curves without the use of software like illustrator. This is definitely one i would have watched beyond 100 seconds for
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  38. Coding this video with you and Jonny was crazy fun. Let's do it again 🙌🏼
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  39. I must agree, this is one of the best database defining video on the internet.
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  40. I really appreciate the small details, like adding orchestral music in the background as a reference to the initial explanation
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  41. Just a minor (and not too relevant) correction: that chip at the center is a SoC (System on a chip) which contains a processor, memory and gpu all-built-in, not just the cpu. Excellent video by the way, I love your channel!
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  42. Over-engineering a website? Write the frontend in WASM without using the DOM, the backend in C because performance, duh, and create your own shitty database because you don't like any.
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  43. Shit, I just realized I don't know nothing about JS.
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  44. GUN author here! Gaaaaah the app is already swamped, OK looks like I'm gonna need to working on my scaling code... trying to fix things now! Probably too late. Please try to run a local version of the project in the meanwhile (so sorry) - and I'm happy to answer any Qs too (tho YouTube rate-limits how fast commenters/me can I reply).
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  45. Definitely make that a series! I'll pre-order the popcorn and dim the lights in advance!
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  46. Literally this was announced 24 hours ago and Jeff's already made this video, updated his Next course, while looking after a child you can hear in the background. What a guy
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  47. I’m still not done with learning COBOL
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  48. lol I didn’t ever expect you to cover this one
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  49. It's year 2030, computer science universities go bankrupt because everyone is learning from fireships 100s videos instead of lectures. Keep it up ! 😁
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  50. The 100 second format is gold! In stead of going through a few different 10-30 minuter long videos to get a high-level picture of what a thing is, you describe it perfectly in just 100 seconds. I say again, GOLD! Thank you for your work.
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