Comments by "WloCkuz" (@wlockuz4467) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. It was borrowed from SpaceX. SpaceX will now be rebranded as Space.
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  2. With the amount of data Google has, it was only a matter of time.
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  3. Thank you for making this video, I always felt overwhelmed by all of these frameworks and you helped me come to realization that all of them suck, so I am going to create my own Javascript framework tonight.
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  4. Google's signup page overhaul is finally some real innovation after the AI bloatware race.
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  5. In brief, Apple, Google, Microsoft and OpenAI have orgy in a billion dollar mansion. The owner of the mansion is Nvidia.
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  6. "If you peel enough layers off of a SaaS product, you'll discover AWS." - Sun Tzu
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  7. Its crazy that Reddit's first move in this scenario is to nuke their free API rather than improving their own app. I think anyone who has used their mobile app can attest to what a piece of garbage it is, regardless of the platform. I personally switched to using Boost for the exact same reason.
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  8. Fireship I admire your work ethic. You used to be impartial, but clicks have clouded your judgement. See you in court.
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  9. "Side project" "24,071 files" 🤨
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  10. It was sad and depressing to witness Terry spiral down into mental health issues, but temple OS will forever be one the most impressive piece of software for me personally. that man had nothing but raw talent I don't know what he could've achieved if he didn't have the issues he did...
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  11. I love how its syntax feels oddly "modern"
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  12. I love Google's take on VR. They made a DIY cardboard cutout headset which uses your phone and said that's enough.
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  13. Java Website went from 2000s to 2010. Huge leap.
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  14. From "In 100 seconds" to "100 concepts". Anime tier character development right here.
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  15. "JS developers are famous for their ability to reinvent the wheel" I have never felt so personally attacked!
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  16. Fireship was helping programmers to add tech to their resumes with 100 second series, now he is helping interviewer with new questions for the interviews.
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  17. As a developer ChatGPT has just been a digital rubber duckie for me. I start explaining it my problem, and the more I explain it the more I understand the problem better myself and just write the solution for it.
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  18. I am genuinely wondering how he plans to rebrand Tweets. "To Tweet" was the side-effect of the product being called Twitter but now with it being called X what will it be called, "Marking the spot"?
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  19. I am glad Jeff's pronounciation of ps hasn't changed over the years.
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  20. Coding a personal project that will probably be used by 5 people at most: The most euphoric feeling in the world Coding a software on your job that is used by millions: Why am I not dead yet?
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  21. Ipad Hardware: 😎 Ipad OS: 🤡
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  22. I lost the NNN after hearing that Gradio uses Svelte for UI.
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  23. There are more AWS services in this universe than grains of sand on the Earth.
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  24.  @davidstech6306  You should watch Logan Paul's response to CoffeeZilla 😅
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  25. ​ @codesymphony  It said 24 thousand not 24 million.
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  26. return frameworks[Math.floor(Math.random() * frameworks.length)]
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  27. "If you don't build a good experience at first, you'll never get to the point where you'll need something like Kubernetes" I love this quote
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  28. If Devin is stealing from my GitHub repo, I feel sorry for him.
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  29. As a software engineer with 10 years of experience, I understood some of those words.
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  30. OpenAI is nothing without its people profits.
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  31. You're the only YouTuber I have seen that admits that their YouTube channel played a big part in the initial reception for their side project. Seen too many youtubers who are like nah you don't need a popular YouTube channel to get your project noticed.
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  32.  @bronson4574  I don't think Microsoft would even come close to Google in terms of data.
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  33. 2:49 This is why I love you Jeff. 😂
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  34. Bro is acting like they didn't introduce legs for your virtual Metaverse character as a feature a few months ago.
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  35. Who else was waiting for a DeleteMe sponsor segue?
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  36. The market place is going to be so bloated its probably a viable idea to create a model that suggests whats the best model to get something done. Kind of like those GitHub repos that track other repos.
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  37. I still don't understand why this doesn't apply to App Store though? Yes Android is open source but the Google Play Store is a private product so how can they be held accountable for creating a monopoly but App Store can't?
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  38. And whoever implemented the detection system are a bunch of apes.
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  39.  @TheRspeeed  But they don't have to be the one to gamble. They can learn from Meta and Apple's mistakes.
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  40. Start your project now by building your backend from scratch ❌ Spend endless hours looking at BaaS alternatives and never actually start your project ❌ Forget about the original project and create your own BaaS platform because none of the existing ones out there fit your "taste" ✅
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  41.  @PapiDey-dv4gw  IpadOS is like a nerfed MacOS. It's better than iOS but worse than MacOS. Apple refuses to put MacOS on it, I guess because they would have to kill the iPadOS. And the lack of supported apps makes you asks the question, why not buy a MacBook instead.
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  42. You covering Logan Paul is certainly a surprise but a welcome one.
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  43. I agree with Matt's sentiment, private companies often become leeches on open-source projects. But I completely disagree with his approach, its doing more harm to Wordpress and open-source than good.
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  44. ​ @NakedTrashPanda  Just checked Wikipedia, it's all there.
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  45. "I refuse to go back to jail" This is why I absolutely love Jeff 😂
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  46. Jeff's voice is so monotone, he could open a website where he sells his own voice but advertises it as AI generated and we could never know.
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  47. I'll probably never move away from VS Code. But I trust JetBrains to make a good editor that will work great for people who are already in their ecosystem, and If I ever get a chance I would love to use it as well. For the people calling it a VS Code killer, I think they have no clue what either of these software actually are.
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  48. Plot twist, They still think its a good idea but now they're flat Earthers.
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  49. This is so underrated lmao
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  50. Alibaba Intelligence was way ahead of its time
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  51.  @oneoranota  Dead internet intensifies
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  52. Does this mean Apple gets away with violating DMA, even if it was for a brief period?
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  53.  @Natalietrans  That's exactly my point
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  54. DeleteMe?
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  55. "AI generated slog" is such a good description of modern internet.
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  56. * Resets the counter * [0 days since last Fireship AI video]
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  57. I started working on Android with Eclipse and Java. When I started using Android Studio and Kotlin, I felt like I was released from a mental asylum.
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  58. I swear that's what Meta's devs do to the company but they're just nice enough to do it open source so everyone can do the same to their own company lmao
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  59. Bro was just getting off from AI videos, and OpenAI put him right back on it.
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  60. Thats what happens when humans work in unity
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  61. But that's like your opinion
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  62. We got official Primagen and Theo mention in Fireship video before GTA 6
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  63.  @dejangegic  ps as in "docker ps", It probably stands for processes.
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  64.  @cry0n559  Like I already said. It's too powerful to be a mobile OS but not powerful enough to be a laptop/desktop OS. So it's in a weird spot from a usage perspective.
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  65. Luckily I don't have to worry about hackers because none of my website have any users.
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  66. Reddit is a pretty decent for learning and exploring hobbies. But like any other social media, its effects depends on how you use it.
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  67. Python is a great language I hope it doesn't end up in compatibility hell like JS/TS with Mojo.
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  68. Cascading Parameters sounds like Prop Drilling no? If yes then it doesn't scale well.
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  69. NSA punching air right now because they have to scratch off one more vulnerability off their toolbox.
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  70. Reset the counter!
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  71. As if life wasn't worse enough, I can see a day where JavaScript will literally run on my brain.
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  72. They're not releasing CSS4 because the CSS4 spec has a requirement "One fixed way to center a div" and they still can't figure out what to settle on.
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  73. https://youtu.be/hSECorasSK8 For anyone looking for the said interview.
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  74. Kotlin is ❤️
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  75.  @monstajoedev  r/wooooosh nvm Reddit is down
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  76. Comparing it to a smartphone is giving it too much credit lol
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  77. At this AI might saturate its own fields and eventually kill itself so theres still hope.
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  78. I can't wait to pay $200 to find that there are 7 R's in the word Strawberry.
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  79. Thats just Java convention lol
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  80. I didn't believe in the saying "History repeats itself" Until I saw Next13, Start etc. We are literally going back to the era of PHP, JSP, ASPX lol
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  81. Yeah not buying it unless they show more evidence that can be checked independently. It's so easy to fake a product these days.
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  82. Thank god someone confirmed it, I actually had to recall how if statements worked lmao
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  83.  @JosephMcMurray1984  That's why I said I don't agree with his approach. In open source, contributing back is a moral obligation not a legal one, so you can't force someone to do it, especially not when you were initially okay with them not contributing.
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  84. I used to love Java, Until I found Kotlin 😁
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  85. "How to center a <div>?"
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  86. Its time for penetration testing
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  87. Yeah like every other new thing in JS Land, am I right?
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  88. Kotlin is honestly the way to go.
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  89. My man got sponsored by the shovel of the AI rush, a web scraping company.
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  90. Now we wait for the Kevin Fang documentary
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  91. As an Android developer, Kotlin has been nothing short of life changing.
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  92.  @marcusclark1339  or Yeets
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  93. As someone from India I can confirm I have the worst spawn point.
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  94. As a mobile developer, I like it when big companies accept that their current language is not up to the mark and create something new from scratch instead of just patching the old and creating more drawbacks than benefits. Google did exactly this with Java and Kotlin for Android!
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  95. Teacher: Okay everyone, Today we will build a simple calculator that runs in command line. Jeff: Aight, Imma need this 8 libraries and these 5 technologies and I am ready to go.
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  96.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  Basically it still looks old af
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  97. Imagine having to go through the entirety of brain rot that is Twitter. I feel sorry for Grok.
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  98. I am happy to see my favourite creator Mr. Fireship Delaney make the list!
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  99. They said AI will take my job, where the hell is it?
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  100. I know its not your style but I would love more low level content from you because you presentation is simply amazing.
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  101. Tim Apple vs Epic Tim was not on my 2024 bingo card, but I am not complaining.
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  102.  @NeimEchsemm  That should be on the official help page of ps 😂
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  103. Rest in peace Terry Davis. The smartest programmer thats ever lived.
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  104. The AAAAA stack Aero Astro AstraDB Angular Apache Server
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  105. I like that it gives the references but it being free seems like a huge red flag. AWS will most likely actively collect data for future training of its model to make up for the their "free" offering.
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  106. You can't complain about weird syntax if you're loving Svelte lol
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  107. Wait he is also the guy behind QEMU? Amazing!
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  108. 0:38 its 1m, not 10m.
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  109. AI bubble is starting to seem more and more like the NFT bubble. Remember how every NFT claimed to be not like the others, but in the end it was the same, a scam? This feels exactly the same.
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  110.  @manasnagelia  I was serious, its just that the night is taking long!
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  111. The "print-ffuu" really caught me off guard, I can't stop laughing 😂
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  112. If JavaScript frameworks actually made the world a better place, the world would be heaven right now.
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  113. Raj Rajaratnam's mug shot was really something.
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  114. Looking at low level languages always blows my mind because of how far we've come.
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  115. A drama so spicy it woke up the dormant Fireship AI like Megatron from Transformers.
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  116. 10 million tokens? Pretty sure its 1 million.
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  117. Poor Angular, its like a right framework invented at the wrong time. I even remember when your channel was called Angular Firebase! Now I have barely used Angular so don't know what its modern state is, but the fact that it enforced TypeScript from the start goes to show that it was way ahead of its time.
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  118. I can imagine how hard it must've been to shrink this video to 100 seconds since you love Firebase so much! 😆
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  119. 16. data.txt
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  120. Sorry guys got a little sidetracked with Rust, they say its THE shit and will eventually REPLACE JavaScript in the browser so that means I MUST learn it.
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  121. Its not a Fireship if it doesn't end with a job post requiring ten years of experience in the tech that was just released.
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  122. It would be hella satisfying to see Apple meet the same fate as Meta.
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  123. I am going through that phase of feeling like I don't know anything (been a coder for 1.5 years now) and this video gave me the much needed motivation, thanks!
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  124. There is no way to 100% verify this for an outsider. We just have to take their word for it in good faith. But I think it would be kind of naive to have this exact code running in production now that its open source. Whats more likely is that they have an internal repository which will be updated with the public one from time to time.
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  125. It's getting really tough to pick an OS between Arch, Nix, TempleOS and Windows 7
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  126. If theres one thing us webdevs love, its running around in circles.
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  127. Except frameworks tend to loop back on their evolution cycle. This is why Next feels like PHP, signals existed way before (knockoutjs ring a bell?) but modern frameworks put them in spotlight recently. Its like frameworks are trying to evolve into something different but they converge onto what has already been proven to work.
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  128. "Nature's many attempts to evolve a Javascript framework"
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  129. Thats great to hear man, Congratulations!
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  130. Visual editors work well for mobile development because usually the app runs on emulator or real device when developing and thus the feedback cycle for changes is relatively slow. More importantly there is only one styling language. Web doesn't have this problem. you can hit save and the changes are instantly reflected in the browser. If you have 2 monitors then you already have a visual editor at your disposal. Today, with the billion ways you can style your websites, its hard to make a visual editor that will work with all of them so I don't really see the appeal of this. Wix on the other hand is a low-code platform so maybe they have something else in mind, so who knows, lets see where this goes.
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  131. Finally my favourite programming language.
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  132. CUDA, the shovel of the AI gold rush.
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  133. The ending 💀
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  134. Come on, saying that Tailwind has a learning curve is like saying that playing your favourite game on a controller rather than a keyboard has a learning curve. Majority of Tailwind is just shorthand CSS so the classes are intuitive and you can probably learn the basics in half a day. If you get stuck anywhere their documentation is solid.
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  135. Disappointed but not surprised. Hate to see where the world is heading with the dark side of the AI.
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  136. Also a glaring privacy problem.
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  137.  @coolaj86  Lets collaborate 🤣
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  138. Came to Fireship
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  139. 4:24 Time to bring back the old channel name "Angular Firebase" 🤣
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  140. You sir are a legend for making this video free.
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  141. Oh it used Svelte for its dashboard? I am switching immediately.
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  142. Its literally a code report about a language specifically made for AI applications lol
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  143. I am mainly speaking from the point of view of mixing legacy JS code with TS.
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  144. This is a net positive for humanity. After drowning in the complexity soup that is frontend, the AI would want to kill itself ensuring a safe future for humans.
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  145. This video is my motivation. Everytime I feel overwhelmed by tech I just watch it to feel better.
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  146. RESET THE COUNTER!
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  147. 5 days and it has 2k stars That moment when you create a framework for the memes but end up having an actual javascript framework that you'll have to maintain for the rest of your life.
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  148. Everyone else: gudoh Me: go dot
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  149. @@nukecrayon6933 A YouTube channel which investigates modern day scams and frauds.
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  150. 📄✍️ + Intermediate Erlang engineer
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  151. VSCode is hands down Microsoft's greatest creation till date.
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  152.  @rumfordc  That would be a very flaky test
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  153. Man slow down, I am in the middle of migrating to Pocketbase!!!
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  154. 7:08 My mans risking demonetization just to deliver a proper meme. Salute!
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  155. "Carcinisation is a form of convergent evolution in which non-crab crustaceans evolve a crab-like body plan." Every JavaScript framework going through Carcinisation to become the crab of the frameworks.
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  156. OpenAI is nothing without its people.
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  157. As a JS dev I always set sex to null
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  158. If PHP gets you a Lambo, then RoR gets you a Pagani.
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  159. This quote is almost philosophical
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  160. You know what I love more than "...In 100 seconds"? ...In 100 seconds and beyond!
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  161. AWS - Garbage server 😂
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  162.  @Smesp  Haha I actually had a project that somehow got 1.3m files so even this number may not be too far from being real.
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  163.  @Fireship  Wow really? TIL. That's insane if the results are as consistent as the ones with smaller context windows.
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  164. The language that everyone wish they started learning programming with.
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  165. 5:18 I still don't get this
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  166. Apache are the absolute gigachads of the open source community. They essentially have all software you need to run a billion dollar company, open sourced.
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  167.  @romaind4853  Ads and paid promotion. For example any Dev focused company would find it nice to advertise on a product that most devs use.
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  168. Thank you Docker for sponsoring day 3 of no AI videos.
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  169. The AI bubble has become groan inducing. I can't wait for someone to tell me that these models were oversold to us, yet again.
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  170. I think I am about to overdose on code reports.
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  171. What type system?
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  172. AI can't replace developers because if it did then the project managers would have no one to yell at.
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  173. Trust me it will one day
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  174. I will try CUDA when it supports JavaScript.
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  175. I love when you do off beat videos like this, My favorite part has to be the section at 11:51 but I think one of the amazing language you missed out here was Folders, where you express the code by creating Folders that follow a certain structure.
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  176. Me Make it work at least Make it work sometimes Make it work most times Make it work
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  177. Inb4 I mix every single one of this ways in my next project
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  178. Time to bring back "Angular Firebase" with the old catchy retro intro
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  179. Todo: Complete Full Stack Beginners Course
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  180. Almost competes with my database.json
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  181.  @Jabberwockybird  Yes it's very shady and people are rightfully bashing him for it.
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  182. I hope blaming Java for Log4J was sarcasm.
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  183. I don't think Rabbit even has any proprietary code its just a bunch of API calls stitched together.
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  184. When programming in JS, sometimes I just want to say f**k this and quit. But I don't know what this references to.
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  185. There are two types of people: 1. People who love Tailwind 2. People who hated Tailwind, but it grew on them (includes me) The haters are just 2nd type stuck in the hate phase.
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  186. Linux Chads: Ports Linux distro on an apple chip without documentation Me: Help my invert a binary tree program gives stack overflow error!!! I wish I had this level of knowledge.
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  187. 1:59 You can tell Jeff was impressed lol
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  188. My god a full Unity tutorial with your style would be amazing.
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  189. Nah Vercel's sql`INSERT INTO...` Is still the king
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  190. F**k it, time to fully embrace the penguin.
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  191.  @3793loop  I am not saying the tech is useless but the way that it's marketed and hyped to the moon is on par with NFTs. fake demos, fake promises, fabricated benchmarks you name it. Also we're so far from actually creating true intelligence, right now all these models just regurgitate their training data, none of them actually "think". If machine intelligence was real we would probably go extinct before we realise.
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  192. 0:50 💀
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  193. I agree with your take on OOP, Everything has its place and generalizing programming paradigms as simply "good" or "bad" is pretty stupid.
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  194. Bro you're a frontend developer the hell is a side project named llvm-app doing on your machine 😂
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  195. I love that system diagram User signs up -> Lambda -> Email -> App Explodes
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  196. Didn't know Jeff got bars 🔥
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  197. Mainstream media is such a brain rot. It boo'd Microsoft Recall but is flabbergasted by On-screen awareness which is literally the same thing?
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  198. "Nothing is stored" of course, it is instead handed to some guy in India for analysis.
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  199. Calling AI Apple Intelligence is the equivalent of calling LLMs Large Action Models.
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  200. Apple Intelligence is the equivalent to Large Action Model.
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  201. My biggest regret about programming is doing it.
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  202. My only regret is not having god visit me in my dreams and asking me to write an operating system the way he has always intended to fight the glowies.
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  203. I can't wait to buy a million dollar tractor and it running in my neighbor farmer's farm because of off by one error.
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  204. Everytime someone tries to replace humans in a job with AI they make it ten times worse and dangerous.
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  205. Imagine sitting on a toilet, duking out bombs until you hear the dreaded sound of your toilet needing a firmware update and realise its not gonna flush for at least an hour.
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  206. My first thought when I saw the Rabbit R1: "So a dumber smartphone?"
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  207. It sucks to see that we are so detached from reality that we would invent something like a smart toilet.
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  208. This is amazing! Reminded me of manim by 3b1b.
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  209. I love how the illustration of S3 is always an extremely rusted paint bucket.
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  210. Rip Heroku and my 6 abandoned Discord bots.
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  211. I can add Senior Configurations Manager to my resume now.
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  212. The analogy is why I am subscribed to Fireship.
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  213. I. Need. More. Of. CODE REPORT!
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  214. I think JavaScript (ECMAScript) should pull a move from Python's book and release a new version thats completely detached from all the tech debt that JS has accumulated.
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  215. Arguably the best feature about JavaScript is that it puts food on the table.
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  216. I don't get it, how can a company be so dogshit when it comes to customers and corporate, but at the same time be so good in the open source world.
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  217. Had to double check the upload date.
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  218. FINALLY NESTED ROUTES, waited so long for this.
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  219. 4:24 We are going back to the "Angular Firebase" days baby!
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  220. I think there is a typo in the title. Should be "AWS in 100 Seconds".
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  221. 8. Time to change frameworks
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  222. This looks amazing.
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  223. Ah yes more unconventional rules that you have to follow.
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  224. We never learn, do we?
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  225. That was a micro benchmark so wouldn't call it all that impressive. Can't wait for it to be publicly released and have people benchmark it for real applications.
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  226. I had to check the upload date when he mentioned Blackberry and Windows phones lol
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  227. Fireship playing the 4D chess with these code reports
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  228. Fun fact: Sleep sort is the only true o(n) sorting algorithm.
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  229. This is the proof that one person can change the whole world, literally.
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  230. I can't wait for the time when a ChatGPT subscription is the same price as an iPhone.
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  231. Its been less than a year and Supabase is at 200k+ downloads!
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  232.  @yuliankarapetkov  I meant bad in the sense that you'll be paying extra money for little to no returns and on top of that you'll add unnecessary complexity to your code to maintain the copies.
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  233.  @yuliankarapetkov  2. Seems doable but not very consistent, you'll have to copy same code across projects and also as the interactions increases they syncing might not be accurate. 4. Sounds like a bad idea since it will increase the operation costs, with every write you'll have to write in 2 different collections, same for updates. Better way to do this would be to use Firebase's rules system.
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  234. Why not? - I am a JS Developer 💀
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  235. Holy shit the clamp() seems like an absolute life saver!!
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  236.  @nikfp  Ahh makes sense thanks for the clarification!
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  237. Luckily this vulnerability didn't affect me because I use Netscape Navigator.
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  238. I hate it when someone asks me if I can build the next TikTok thats hosted on blockchain and is driven by modern machine learning and ai, uses some framework that was released yesterday, supports every platform including internet explorer, is built using no-code tools, is extensible and scalable.
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  239. You know what I love more than "...In 100 seconds"? ...In 100 seconds and beyond!
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  240. How do you edit your videos? Specifically the parts where you seem to be pasting the code, Do you actually copy paste from a different screen or are those jump cuts?
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  241. 1:13 Do not forget that this pyramid is built to pay an homage to Temple OS.
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  242.  @suyahatesntr  I am glad people picked it up, I didn't think they would lol
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  243.  @casper64  Yep lmao
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  244. What are you talking about? He literally uploaded yesterday
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  245. If this is meant to send a message then its the equivalent of Just Stop Oil defacing the Stone Henge to protest oil companies.
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  246. Am I wrong or that generateAPIKey function will return undefined if the key already exists, because there is no return in front of the recursive call?
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  247. Finally Binary Search! My favorite programming language!
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  248. Watching a Fireship video at a normal speech rate feels wrong.
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  249. I am disappointed that the pricing didn't stick out to you.
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  250. Code Report is the next best thing I like to consume after coffee.
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  251. The scariest part part is that this could all be real
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  252. Even Google said f**k Java and switched to Kotlin for android. That speaks volumes.
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  253. For clarification, as of late Google and Twitter don't use Java directly for most of their projects. Twitter uses Scala and Google uses Kotlin, both are languages that compile to Java.
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  254. It's scary to imagine that if this is the kind of technology that is public to us then what kind of technology is kept confidential from us.
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  255. Me resisting the urge to not make a file called bend-over.
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  256. I can't wait for companies jumping on this bandwagon because it saves them money and Devin writing sh*t code that leads to more global scale failures like CrowdStrike.
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  257. Truth is you can't tell, but it doesn't matter for PR. After this move a lof the companies will see Twitter as more "transparent".
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  258. Lmfaoooooo
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  259. Why did you remove ThePrimeagen's Blazingly Fast bit?
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  260. +1
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  261. At least look on the bright side, Stackoverflow can die now.
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  262. This was bound to happen since auto complete generative models don't have an exponential growth that every half-ass journalist hyped it up for
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  263. It learned to procrastinate by searching random things on internet before learning to do the actual task. It is starting to mimic human behaviour!
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  264.  @ontariel  They are gonna end up shooting themselves in the foot.
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  265. If an AI is learning off of Twitter then eventually it would want to kill itself, or kill everyone.
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  266. JavaScript devs get so bored with inventing new frameworks, they went on to invent a new superconductor.
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  267. Couldn't have said it better myself. Software changes too fast, but hardware will fundamentally stay the same for a long time. ChatGPT might be dust next year but the infra to train state of the art ai models will still be the same.
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  268. I am probably gonna get some hate for this but its crazy how React still stands tall without any major changes. Yes they released RSCs but they're built on top of core React so its not a major framework update. Like the majority of people if you ignored them then your dev cycle won't be any different. In any case, If I am not wrong, no one besides next supports it fully at the moment. What surprised me the most is Svelte's Runes which look like React hooks on the surface. But I don't know anything about Svelte so I digress. The real underdog here however has to be SolidJS. Its like best of all worlds.
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  269. I am just waiting for Vite to support RSCs
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  270. After this video, I can confidently add 5 years of experience to "Managing monorepos" on my resume and move my Tic Tac Toe app and Todo app which have nothing in common, under a single monorepo.
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  271.  @aberba  Exactly!
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  272. Using JetBrains IDEs feels like scoring a date with that girl who is way out of your league.
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  273. RIP Atom, I will always remember you for Atom One Dark and nothing else.
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  274. We have literal brain chips implanted on a person and idiots still can't help but record 360p vertical.
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  275. ​ @djcaesar9114 But why was PERL the best choice? What other languages did you try
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  276. The irony of it being designed as a "human" language and ending up as the complete opposite.
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  277. One week has 7 days, Jeff laid out 7 roadmaps. I know what to do.
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  278. Jia Tan punching air right now.
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  279. This is what happens when you use a video game operating system for mission critical operations.
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  280.  @yarpen26  It's here. Lol I guess everyone is gonna milk this incident.
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  281. If you blame a single person, or even a team for this outage then you've failed as an organisation. This is a systematic failure.
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  282. Honestly need an introverts guide to marketing.
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  283. For some reason "You'll be alone with the gods. Your nights will flame with fire." Is the perfect motivation to bring my side projects to an end.
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  284. The best way to avoid Cloud provider fatigue is to become a farmer.
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  285. I think its safe to say that the next 10 years in tech are going to define the next 100.
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  286. This is why I only use Netscape Navigator.
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  287. Option 8 Manually setup a React app with webpack from scratch.
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  288. FFMPEG is such a cool tool and it can do so many things, most of the time I don't even know what I want to make with it.
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  289. I love it every time you refer to edge computing with a picture of flat Earth.
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  290. 6:09 Am I just stupid or that code is wrong, it should print "FizzBuzz" instead of i?
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  291. I think Google is gearing up for the AI and Metaverse race. They shutdown / sold Domains because its not really their signature product, they can't monopolize it like the rest of their products, so it probably make sense to get rid of and make room for something else. If I had to guess we might see Google drop some of the more low hanging fruit.
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  292. Jokes aside, the implications of this are wild and the fact that the tech is just bound to get better is awe inspiring.
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