Youtube comments of bobbypaycheque (@bobbypaycheque).

  1.  @RikTaa  Learn a real language like C
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  2. Great video! Simple and straightforward, the kind that I wish existed when I started on my Linux journey.
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  3. My gf plays video games with me. Maybe ignore the opinions of single women who bring less than zero to the relationship.
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  4. I disagreed with a lot of this list but it is a good video. Good balance of not taking too long or being too brief over the reasons why you ranked them where you did.
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  5. Wow! Thank you for the shout out! Very kind of you! I am glad that Krita is working out for you, the program has come a long way and is definitely going to keep getting better. I am sorry that KDE didn't quite work out for you. Gnome is a solid DE and if it does the job for you then that is awesome.
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  6. AI has serious limitations. Three off the top of my head are 1) stealing work from other organizations that are not open source, 2) exposing your companies code base to AI is a terrible idea from a security standpoint and 3) you now have your business relying on a single point of failure outside of your control. Bonus one, people are going to troll the hell out of AI because it has no guile. It has no idea when someone is lying to it and it is easily tricked into spouting something incredibly wrong and worse it is incredibly confident in its wrong answer. AI will be looked back at being so over hyped. It is the new Y2K bug.
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  7. This comment section is triggered af right now. Geez.
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  8. Similar to yours but a couple of others. I really like Krita for image manipulation. For vector graphics I use Inkscape. Both are great at what they set out to do. I also use Thunderbird for email. Great video as always.
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  9. Nobody plays BFV lol except all the robotic amputee women veterans of course, who lived it.
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  10. Great to see you uploading again man, it's been a while. Great tutorial on basic Arch install, I may have to conquer my fears and try it!
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  11. This is the play. As the economy swirls the drain people will go to what makes sense, and what always makes sense is the superb value and taste of instant ramens.
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  12. DorianDotSlash I am so happy to hear that! I have been telling people about how great Krita is as a Photoshop alternative. I think for most people it works really well. Great people working on it too. I really hope it works for your needs. All the best.
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  13. Let's listen to the maker of Windows concerning preventing a virus...
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  14. I feel like the only move left is to leave the West, whose economic growth is going to be flat and socially is going to become horrible, and move elsewhere and start building something new. If you're going to be discriminated against anyway might as well just risk it in another country and potentially achieve more rewards.
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  15. Looks really slick!
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  16. Have 4 years experience with a big company and 5 years before that with my own clients. Is now the time to start thinking about another career or should I stick it out as a full stack web dev?
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  17. An economist should have a more accurate definition of capitalism.
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  18. Interesting! Actually haven't really tried Debian. May have to try it out. Great vid as always. So does this mean you are back on KDE for your main production machine? Did the screen recording issue get resolved completely? That's awesome!
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  19. I love XFCE but I have a soft spot for KDE because it really is just so pretty to look at. Have been playing around in Neon on a Virtual Machine and I've been really impressed. May give it a whirl on hardware depending on how you report your experience with it. Great video as always.
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  20. Give Solus a try if you like the idea of a rolling release. I think Manjaro is a good choice too. Haven't had much experience with openSUSE. Good luck with whatever you try and I'm sure you will find a distro you really like.
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  21. I would love to hear you discuss more of the non ethics portions of Stoicism. This is really good stuff. Thank you for the video.
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  22. Marxism never has and never can work. Capitalism is the best we have come up with thus far.
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  23. In my country there isn't even a point in aspiring for a house, wife and family. Your life isn't meaningless. I wish I had your life.
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  24. Your video subtitle hit the nail on the head for how I feel about it. It feel like a Mac OS clone and isn't flexible enough for my tastes. It feels like a closed ecosystem platform. I think there is definitely an audience for this kind of distro but it just isn't my cup of tea.
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  25. Web dev isn't enjoyable any more. Briefly it was a bit fun. I am transitioning into server side and networking ASAP. A rollercoaster is fun for three minutes. A rollercoaster for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week is not fun.
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  26. The best system of government would be the one that minimizes coercion. Socialism and communism, even in their 'pure' forms that people claim would 'work,' require not just the reworking of human nature but insane levels of coercion against regular people for its society to function. Whereas laissez faire capitalism requires the least amount of coercion on people and maximizes freedom.
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  27. That sounds like an absolute nightmare of dystopian loss of privacy and control as well as crippling economic and social isolation.
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  28. *Canada joins the chat
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  29. It isn't anecdotal at all, it is evidenced not only in history but throughout the world today. You cannot integrate a group that has radically different core beliefs into a society peacefully. Those 'few generations' can be extremely bloody ones, as they were to Europeans during migration periods. It would be best to avoid that. The reality is the top ten most peaceful countries in the world have extremely low levels of cultural diversity: Iceland, Austria (pre-migrant crisis), New Zealand (essentially just natives and Europeans), Portugal, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Slovenia, Japan/Singapore (tie) and Canada (although this is changing rapidly as crime has trended up in Toronto and Vancouver.) When we look at the ten least peaceful countries we see tribal divides over ethnicity, culture and religion take their toll: Syria, South Sudan (constant strife between Dinka, Nuer, Bari, and Azande), Iraq (even before the Iraq War the oppression of the Kurds), Afghanistan (before the Russian invasion there was widespread conflict between the Pashtun and Tajik), Somalia (tribal conflicts and religious wars), Yemen (civil war over religion and tribalism), CAR (civil war between Seleka and government), Ukraine, Sudan (tribal, religion), Libya. Nowhere near the least peaceful countries are Russia and Brazil (despite the fact that Brazil is very diverse, Caucasian, African, Natives, Pardo etc.) so I don't know why you pointed to them as particularly violent. What we see as common threads throughout history to today is that migration and the melding of cultures breeds violence and conflict. This is avoidable by simply closing off borders to mass migration of undocumented people from cultures incompatible with liberal Western values. Either the liberal among us honestly look at the situation and admit the problem of mass migration into our society or we let the far right dominate the conversation and set the policy that will eventually deal with it. The path of least violence is the best and that is one of simply not allowing undocumented mass migration into Western society.
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  30. The reason Europe 'needs' immigration is because the people living there cannot afford to have children or just forego children altogether in favor of a career. A society cannot prosper if it is a mix of drastically and fundamentally different ideologies among the people living there. When we look at some of the safest societies in the world, we see a place like Japan that is extremely insular but as a result of cultural solidarity is an extremely safe place to live. As someone who lives in one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world I can tell you that the vast majority of immigrants do not integrate and instead go on social benefits and stay huddled in their own neighborhoods. They have no desire to learn English either.
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  31. Built a computer for the first time just to play Battlefield V.... BUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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  32. This presenter is terrible. What drugs is he taking is the real question. Completely listless.
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  33. Most currencies are not based on gold or silver either
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  34. Nice to hear someone speaking common sense after all this toxic banter in message boards across the internet since the reveal.
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  35. What a well reasoned response. You must be some kind of genius to come up with a counter argument that well articulated and concise.
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  36. The ones that do allow immigration have very strict policy and do not open their borders for just anyone to move in. Most migrants are not flocking to Portugal for instance because there is very little work there. There is really nothing stopping people from immigrating to the dangerous places but nobody in their right mind will go. Automation will remove the need for the majority of the migrant unskilled cheap labor inside the next twenty years. There is no need to import more unskilled workers into what will soon be a automated economy. The destabilization of the culture and existing society is a problem all unto itself.
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  37. Exactly.
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  38. I don't agree that Brits are inherently racists. That is a broad and unsubstantiated generalization. But you're spot on that automation is coming sooner than people realize and there will not be a need for any of the unskilled labor of these migrants.
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  39. There is unfortunately no long term need for their unskilled labor in that market. Simple as that.
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  40. Why did they send this guy? It seems like he didn't even try to find out anything about e-Sports before going to South Korea.
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  41. Stop. Just stop. Stop trying to prop up the corrupt and greed fueled real estate Ponzi scheme. Eliminating the tax is a great idea as long as the price doesn't go up by that exact amount. What is in place to balance supply and real demand and what is in place to prevent corporations from buying up inventory?
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  42. Accurate.
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  43. Reason 11: They sometimes declare war on the world and lose after making a huge mess.
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  44. After he declared Marx an economic genius I had to click off. Anybody who has actually read Marx can't with any good rational reason claim he was a brilliant economist. He completely misunderstood the real value of property and falsely reduced everything to the idea that without private property class would disappear. There is not and never was any good evidence of this.
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  45. AI is terrible. It is bad for humanity and already is damaging many industries from programming to the arts. People thought AI would do the chores and free up their time for creation and art but AI will take over the realms of creation and art and leave people to do the chores. We would all be better off without it.
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  46. The technical interview is so stupid and disconnected from the day to day tasks so I do hope AI breaks it completely.
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  47. At least you can afford a home and have a family. I have nothing and no hope of ever achieving it.
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  48. I feel you with the heat. I am in the GTA and the AC is struggling. Once the computer and monitors are on the heat is on too. Great video as always.
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  49. All JS frameworks make me miss jQuery......jQuery was terrible. So yeah, that's where JS frameworks are at.
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  50. ​ @darklysm8345  unfortunately, yes it does.
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  51. I like this video. I may give Gnome another try. I haven't used it on a daily driver in a long time. This was a great tutorial on using Gnome.
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