Comments by "IgorTheLight" (@igorthelight) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. He said "Zuckerborg " ;-)
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  2.  @Dannnneh  xD You have to watch dogs more to know the answer
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  3. You could make them hate you in any language. Bend is just a little bit easier ;-)
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  4. But what about non-benders? ;-)
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  5. That's because we awaited some tasks to finish! ;-)
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  6. True! But I would still recommend to make a 2D game first - it's much easier ;-)
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  7. Yeah. There are a few famous applications created with Electron (don't EVER use them on old Desktops/laptops): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_(software_framework)#Software_using_Electron
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  8. Vivaldi is Chromium based ;-)
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  9. After 10-th existential crisis you should became immune to them ;-)
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  10. Well, stop then! And became obsolete because others would not stop ;-)
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  11.  @GSBarlev  Interesting thoughts!
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  12.  @AgraxGaming  True! Developers are 100% agree with you ;-) My opinion - Visual Script could help to convert people from UE Blueprints to Godot, but if it's not popular - it's taking development time that could be spent on other, more useful things. So deleting it was a good decision. Sad but rational.
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  13. Visual Script will not make a transition to 4.0... They did a poll and only a few percent of developers really used it
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  14. So, excified xD
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  15.  @besvr  Agree! ;-)
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  16. You may try - it's very easy to start! * Download Godot * Create a folder for it and for your projects - that may be the same folder * Start it and you are ready to go ;-) You may start with that: https://youtu.be/wETY5_9kFtA?list=PL9FzW-m48fn2jlBu_0DRh7PvAt-GULEmd
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  17. Yay! A programmer girl! You are welcome! I think many guys could give you some advice just to feel good about themselves and to score some points with you ;-)
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  18. A talented teacher vs "I will have my salary tomorrow..." one ;-)
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  19. For all who mentioned this - yes, VSCode is written in Electron. It's not slow for me tho (I have around 10 extensions) But the most fast application which uses Electron would be GitKraken ;-)
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  20. Me ;-)
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  21.  @AgraxGaming  True - Blueprints is very intuitive! Godot's "Visual Script" tried the same idea but their latest poll shows that VS is not very popular and they deleted it in Godot 4. But it's still available in 3.x for those who want it ;-)
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  22. GhostBSD is better as a daily driver. Same kernel but more tweaked to be a daily driver instead of a server.
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  23. Almost. Overloading is for compile time. This one - "on the fly".
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  24. We don't know. Code is close sourced
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  25.  @sorsun46  "Oh no! It's that AI thing again!" kind of reason ;-)
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  26. GPUs can't compute everything - they are pretty specific ;-)
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  27. Linus Torvalds Linux
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  28.  @Shadow-cs7oy  True!
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  29. Is it "best" depends on what is your goal is ;-) It's great for: * Fast starting with game development * If you don't need an Asset Store * If you are ok to wait for Godot 4.0 if you want to creeate a MODERN 3d game. It's already good for 2D
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  30. "I did not have sexual relations with that woman" - Typhlosion
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  31. JIT is faster than interpreted ;-) But slower than compiled (at cold start). But it may be even faster after warming up - depends on what your application is doing.
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  32. Or "faster Python"
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  33. Not sure. But there is JIT for Python - PyPy. And it's fast!
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  34. Depends on your needs. No kernel level drivers writing in Julia ;-)
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  35.  @2PeteShakur  xD
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  36. In 5 years or so ;-)
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  37. So do what people did when sewing machines were invented? I will not do that ;-)
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  38. OpenCL for all videocards and ROCm for AMD ;-)
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  39. Simple explanation: sometimes developers want to calculate something simple but but in parallel. CUDA is one of the solutions ;-)
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  40. Unreal Engine 5 presentation (Canyon or something like that)
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  41.  @DumbledoreMcCracken  Good point!
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  42. True. But some people just like to be pedantic. Even it's creator just calls it "Linux"
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  43. It's very niche. Best in it's class of distros but niche. Same with TailsOS.
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  44. No. But now they shove Snaps down everyone's throat :-)
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  45. True
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  46.  @thespider7898  Yeah. They have a few shady practices. And still do :-)
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  47. "And what is this git thing anyways?" - this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git Ask any developer why Git is so important and he will start a 5 minutes long rent :-)
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  48.  @XoLucyna  ;-)
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  49.  @bobbirdsong6825  Well... Games could generate random encounters (a random person asks you do do some random thing). If we are in a simulation - how would you know that? If you never was in a "real" world - how would you know that our world is slightly illogical? If in a game at night some random vampires would spawn - that's very strange by our standards, but that's pretty normal in that game's world.
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  50. Welcome to community! 🙂
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  51. True!
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  52. GameMaker Studio is also great! It's very comfortable to START making games but after a while you would understand that it's pretty limited... You could do anything with it but most things are just not there... (using 2+ sprites on one object, writing and testing shaders at the same time, using particle system, using anything GUI related...). So I switched to Godot! Yes - I am converted now! Join us! ;-)
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  53. True!
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  54. The "Mini-Unity" ;-)
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  55. In Godot 4.0 it was reworked and it can utilize types fully ;-) Use "var a := 5" instead of just "var a = 5"
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  56.  @Im_Ninooo  Yeah, Godot 4.0 is still rough - try it's final release (early 2023, probably). They like Blender (both are Open Source projects) so they will improve importing from Blender ;-)
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  57.  @Im_Ninooo  True! Importing 3D meshes could be painful in Godot - it's mostly used for 2D games for now ;-) But with every version, importer became better and better! And developers created a new importer for Godot 4.0. Can''t say is it working good because I'm most interested in 2D side of things xD Also... why don't you animate in Blender itself? I heard it has a pretty good animation system!
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  58.  @Im_Ninooo  Can agree. Watch some tutorials and then it will "click". When it does - it will became very comfortable ;-)
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  59.  @Dxpress_  Very informative! "The other difference is that you can attach multiple components to a GameObject in Unity, but a Godot Node is one and only one script, which I guess makes sense, otherwise that'd be getting into multiple inheritance." - true! But you can attach a script to every Node (so you could attach one to KinematicBody2D and one to it's Sprite, because both inherit from Node and any Node could have a script attached to it). So both engine.s logic is quite flexible.
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  60. I just have to read why ;-) Yep - very polite!
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  61. Oh! Today, programming is much more "comfy" and "hip". And that's a good thing! ;-)
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  62. Oof! I tried it a few years ago and it was "a more confusing C++"
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  63. Old languages have weird syntax. COBOL and BASIC is not better than this ;-)
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  64. Well... * Learn 1-2 languages properly * Read about some interesting language * Find a tutorial on it * Poke around and write some small programs * DONE - you know another language on a very basic level ;-)
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  65. Well... Fortran is a fully featured language so you could do whatever in it. You would just have to write a lot of libraries yourself, because it's not very popular (in general). He is most likely lying tho ;-)
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  66. It is! Same with COBOL (high salary jobs in writing banking software)
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  67. You mean - modern banking software? ;-)
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  68.  @abdjahdoiahdoai  Plain "C" would be a smarter idea ;-) * Julia needs a VM - RAM and CPU cycles wasted on a weak hardware. * C++ has OOP - potential RAM and CPU cycles wasted on a weak hardware.
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  69.  @Migoyan  Agree! And military still use ADA ;-)
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  70. ;-)
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  71. Likes - 3.5k Dsilikes - 7
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  72. What language did you chose and for what kind of projects? :-)
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  73. Julia is a "faster Python" while Rust is a "safer and modernized C++". Ready! ;-)
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  74. Depends on what career you are persuading ;-)
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  75. Programmers did. What part do you interested the most? Timestamp and questions please ;-)
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  76. That would be... inefficient ;-) GPU cores are very limited in use and they HAVE to be "feeded" by CPU first to even start to calculate something.
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  77. Limited tries are already a thing ;-)
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  78. GPU can't do everything that CPU does. Now developers could just compile their program 3 times and see what works the best for their task.
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  79. Not for now ;-) Not sure that it has 10 000 different useful libraries.
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  80. Getting a job with a COBOL is not a joke actually. Google that. Salary is good :-)
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  81. No, thanks! Survival of the fittest ;-)
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  82.  @szymoniak75  Yeah, OpenAI is not open. Not really logical xD
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  83. Depends on how much are you willing to adapt ;-)
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  84. It's ok - they have 999 more to go xD
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  85. That's partially true. Having most devices connected to the Internet is pretty dangerous but that disaster could be avoided on so many levels: * Developers of that antivirus SHOULD have a better testing environment. They would catch that bug before millions of PC got that update! * Developers of that antivirus could roll out (upload) that update to some of the clients and not to all of them at the same time. * Companies should not use Windows but Linux. It's more secure by default (but experienced administrator is still a must have!).
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  86. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I think not ;-)
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  87. Now it is! xD
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  88. Some do!
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  89. "Crowdstrike confirmed! ETA 10 seconds" xD
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  90.  @henriquealmeida348  Fair point! xD
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  91. And what exactly that would change? Technology is out
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  92.  @mohammedayoub5691  ctOS is close xD
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  93.  @iiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiio  Don't say anything bad about Jews and it MAY not explode ;-)
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  94.  @nathan4678  I don't know - never used them
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  95.  @johnmukendi7650  Youtube only knows videos that you like and your email account - that's much less than Facebook, for example
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  96. Make sure to find a good lawer first ;-)
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  97. Yep!
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  98.  @senchoporo  Glad to hear that!
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  99. Maybe you live in the US? ;-)
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  100. Yep!
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  101.  @shreygupta8606  ;-)
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  102. It's US only for now
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  103.  @InfernalPasquale  Someone from Denmark said that he can use it now. So maybe US and EU already?
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  104. Yep! For now
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  105. Is it tho? Google how to use it correctly (ChatPGT4 is pretty good)
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  106. That's a lot of fire! Are they from fire nation? xD
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  107. General Kenobi!
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  108. True! ;-)
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  109. Yeah! Some input/output stuff! xD
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  110. Depends on what you want ;-) You may generate porn using some AI image/video generators. And they do use CUDA xD
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  111. AMD could also use thousands of cores so what's the problem? ;-)
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  112. Google "Intel GPU alternatives for CUDA"
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  113. Most developers should understand that ;-)
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  114. "Visual Studio Code" also known as "VSCode"
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  115. CUDA is more like a graphical library ;-)
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  116. GPU has it's own memory. Having RAM on GPU would slow down all calculations except some very GPU heavy ones ;-) Consoles have shared memory tho.
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  117.  @macksnotcool  That's not something new - Google "Gopher (protocol)" ;-)
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  118. Great idea, right?! Let's have a new Internet with just 100+ sites! ;-)
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  119.  @joisco4394  PornHub ;-)
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  120. To become sentient, a system should be powerful enough in terms of calculations ;-) Even the personal computer from 2015 would not be enough.
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  121.  @progtom7585  There are no "one best car" tho ;-)
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  122. "someone needs to win the AI wars once and for all" - not sure that you understand how bad that would be ;-)
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  123.  @justvikas  Modern AI models could write some code (entry level programmers already not needed), write articles (entry level writers already not needed), make a video up to 1 minute, draw pictures in any style. All of that is on average level, but still it's pretty impressive! People are scared that they will lose their jobs, just like how it was where manual labor was changed to machine-assisted one. Would farmers be affected? I think they will! But not all at the same time - robots cost a lot of money and in many countries hiring a human would still be more economically viable.
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  124. Artificial Intelligence xD
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  125.  @animalnt  Well... Maybe you don't knew that uncensored AI models are even a thing ;-) There are uncensored ones pretty close to GPT 3.5
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  126. Google "uncensored AI" ;-)
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  127. Listen in headphones ;-)
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  128. Wait a month. If nothing changed - use a VPN (Proton VPN is the best of free ones ;-) )
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  129. Try it with a VPN ;-)
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  130. Dinosaurs said the same ;-)
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  131. It will eventually. But that is not the end of a story for some people ;-)
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  132. You may even ask ChatGPT is that considered cheating ;-)
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  133. Well, if that would help with your work or 20$ is not much for you - why not? ;-)
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  134. Literally impossible xD
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  135. Would VPN help? ;-)
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  136. Yes. But not junior-level ;-)
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  137.  @gamersma  True! So we should adapt on the fly! For example, I'm an average programmer and I started crypto investing (not an advertisement ;-) )
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  138. There are a lot of people who already use AI in their work ;-)
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  139. For most people - yes. But not for all ;-)
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  140.  @XDarkGreyX  I would say at the magnitude "why even bother with anything?" ;-)
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  141. It's only for you to decide ;-) I think some people would adapt to a new AI driven era - why not be one of them?
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  142. I think, if you would digitize yourself and upload on the Net - you would be corrupted by the AI faster than you could do something to it!
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  143.  @zSion  Any sources? ;-)
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  144. It's not possible TODAY ;-)
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  145. Try ChatGPT 4 - it's much smarter that 3! But as whas shown in this video - Claude 3 is even better at coding ;-)
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  146. Google about uncensored AI models ;-) They are on par with GPT 3.5 Turbo (for now)
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  147. Listen in the headphones ;-)
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  148. Just use what you know untill you would start another project. Don't jump midproject ;-)
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  149. Now learn CSS and JavaScript
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  150. Depends on what you want to do :-) * Fedora is better for developers * Mint is good for newcomers (it's very comfortable) * PopOS is overall good * Manjaro has newer programs and libraries ...
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  151. He mentioned it :-)
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  152. True :-)
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  153.  @lashai2991  Void is very oldschool like SlackWare
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  154. Depends on what you do and how much tweaking are you willing to do :-)
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  155. He and Carmack :-)
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  156. I did :-)
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  157. True. But even if can doesn't mean you should. Really guys - stop making new useless distros :-) But we still have too - maybe one of those new distros became new Arch one day.
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  158. Cheating? :-)
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  159. Kali Linux is for hacking Or as it's called more polite - "penetration testing"
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  160. All OSes should or it will be limiting children's freedom of choice
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  161. I think it "may" be free. But "should" is too restrictive
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  162. Child's voice
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  163. Yep :-) * Toriel
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  164. Most of them do suck. Some are good (depends on what you do)
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  165. That's a correct pronunciation :-) It's not "ay, mate!"
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  166. True :-)
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  167. I had a kernel panic one time :-) And Windows 10 works pretty fine since 2015 So it more depends on what you do with the system. Linux is more stable overall if you installed and tweaked everything correctly.
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  168. Because you seek them only in past :-) Elon Musk is doing good progress in space for example.
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  169. :-)
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  170. Debian Stable, RHEL and even Ubuntu Server are all pretty good. CentOS was nice. But now it's dead.
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  171. So as ChromeOS on Chromebooks :-)
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  172. Panda Linux :-)
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  173. Google "Linux From Scratch"
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  174. Well... They start using some other characters Maybe from Cars :-)
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  175. Be careful - that is very close to fanaticism. Keep your head cool :-) I'm using Windows and Linux.
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  176.  @thespider7898  Agree!
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  177. Microsoft have more money :-)
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  178. That was a mistake on his part :-)
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  179. * Google Search * Documentaries
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  180. Use Package Manager - it's as easy as using Google Play in Android :-)
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  181. IDK Haters? :-) Maybe that had a bad day? Maybe they tried to isntall Linux distro and that didn't worked for them? Who knows? :-)
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  182. Fedora is good because you may switch different libraries very fast. But any distro will do the job.
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  183. Debian is stable as rock. But that's true that we don't need so many distros
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  184. 3:04 - I'm actually trying to make this code work. All I can say that looks like you would need to install those dependencies: pip install torch diffusers transformers huggingface_hub
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  185. It is! It has many improvements over those few years like HTML5 and Android version of the engine! Yes - you may use it on ANY device now! Even on your refrigerator if it has a browser! ;-) Also - there is Godot 4.0 Beta 3! It has Vulkan support and GDScript 2.0 (true static types and it's faster!)
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  186.  @thatsalot3577  Nice! ;-)
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  187. Today is a good day! ;-) No installation needed! GDScript is very easy and Python-like
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  188. It's getting bigger over time but even 4.0 is around 100 Mb and it has A TON of improvements!
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  189. It's based on the name of the French play "Waiting for Godot". Because community is always waiting for a new cool feature. It's a self-joke ;-)
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  190. That's strange to be honest - Godot uses OpenGL ES 3.0 - maybe start it in OpenGL ES 2.0 mode if you have a VERY old PC ;-)
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  191. Beta is is here and it's pretty stable for small projects ;-) Beta 4 will be in a week
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  192. Not sure about PS5 - external companies do the porting ;-)
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  193.  @helderlimaletsgo  Just make small games and you will learn fast! Just watch some tutorials, do as they say and CHANGE something ;-) And DON"T try to make one big game! I'm 95% sure that it will never be finished and will be abandoned. You could make big games ONLY after you have like 10 small ones (with all the features that you want in your "serious" project). Example: if you wanna make a Diablo clone, create a game where you fight monsters in just one room (1 class, 1 room, 3 types of monsters). Then make another game where there are many rooms, more monster types (like 10) and they could drop loot. Then a game with few classes... Than a game with a few types of rooms but they are connected randomly... Your games must be playable as fast as possible! And you will get there!
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  194. As a Godot hobbyist I don't care how people pronounce it. Godoh or Godot. The correct way is Godoh but it's fine if you don't want to call it that way ;-)
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  195. Godot is a "mini-Unity" ;-)
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  196. It's an interesting story ;-)
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  197. It's already in 3.4+ using portals! It will be proper implemented in 4.0 - that's true!
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  198. You may use Go in Godot, I think ;-)
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  199.  @zendraw3468  I hope that I have a mature point of view on this ;-) But I still not sure why I think that Godot is very comfortable to work with. Most likely it's his Theme + GDScript + small size + availability of source code (I looked how move_and_slide() function works, for example).
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  200.  @zendraw3468  Well... Godot is rough. I wouldn't recommend it for 3D for sure. In 2D world - it depends. 2D game market is dominated by small indie studios - I think it's perfectly capable of making any indie-level type of game! What is the hardest to make 2D indie game in your opinion? HADES? Ori and the Blind Forest? Godot have much less features but to make a 2D game you don't really need much. I think Unity is just "battle-tested" and have a big Store, so developers know for sure that they could finish their game. In Godot... not so much... And consoles - Unity supports them out of the box while Godot doesn't and never will - it's Open Source while console SDK's are not. That's a BIG con for many developers! They don't want to outsource their game so they could have a console port for it. So, in my opinion, Godot is small and comfortable engine for hobbyists. It has some rough edges and will scare off companies for sure. It just have to win over small indie game developers. It will never be as popular as Unity and it's fine for me, personally ;-)
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  201. Unity is great because it has the biggest Asset Store of any game engine. If you want to use your own assets of you are fine with just googling - Godot is MUCH more pleasant to work with ;-) I used GameMakerStudio 2, Unity 2017-2019, Unreal Engine 4 (not 5 tho...). ANd I still prefer Godot.
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  202. True! It's like "young Unity" - when it was faster and not that corporate monster ;-)
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  203.  @alimertc  Ha-ha! I use Python ;-) That's just a weird feature of Godot that most people don't know at all! Let's say you use Godot frequently and want to experiment - use it as your scripting language xD
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  204. Nice pun ;-)
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  205. Try it! It's like, download, create a folder for it and start ;-)
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  206. Depends on your background but maybe that was a long time ago or a tutorial was not so great ;-) Godot is pretty simple to understand: Nodes are just building blocks. If you build something good from them - save it as a Scene (it's a Prefab in Unity's terns). You may attach a script to any Node. Any Node could emit signals (those are Events).
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  207. Start with a 2D game as your first ;-) It's easier and you will learn a lot of usefull things before you would touch 3D meshes, materials, shaders, bone animation and such
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  208. Add that it's made with LÖVE ;-)
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  209. It's based on the name of the French play "Waiting for Godot".
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  210. Yep!
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  211. Yes ;-) If you want good modern graphics - use Godot 4 Beta branch!
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  212.  @gp6763  Agree. The thing is: in Unity or UE there is a financial motivation to add something to their Stores while in Godot there is none. So when I use Godot (and I use it much often that any other engine), I just don't count on that I will find something in a Store. And that's fine for me personally but most people would prefer to have a big Store where you could find/buy anything you want ;-) Godot 3 have everything for 2D and Godot 4 have almost everything for 3D (no Ray Tracing and no DLSS tho).
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  213. It's nice but it needs a good Editor ;-) I know that it's a framework and not an engine but still...
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  214. More advanced Nodes do inherit all the properties and methods from less advanced Nodes. So Node2D inherits from CanvasItem which inherits from Node, but they are not that bulky as MonoBehaivour! In my example, Node gives ability to be integrated in engine's MainLoop, CanvasItem gives the ability to be drawn while Node2D gives Transform and Z-index - no unnecessary things ;-)
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  215. Connect to a Matrix ;-) "Tank, I need to learn 100 most useful skills!"
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  216. It... doesn't. You just like it more ;-)
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  217.  @mr.bigdick7692  Oh! Than that part about Unity itself was written in C++ and only scripting is in C# was useful for you ;-) Every C# calls in Unity leads to native binary library written in C++ for speed and efficiency. C# is more pleasant to write than C++, so take best of both worlds.
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  218. As a C# developer I should say: Well... it depends on the task ;-) C# is great at writing Windows applications but bad at writing drivers, very fast and memory hungry code (game engines. And no - Unity itself is NOT written in C#!). On Android, Kotlin is more preferable. Right tools for right job ;-)
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  219.  @DagothDaddy  ;-)
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  220. Don't assume that ;-) Give me a timecode and I'll explain (I never programmed in FORTRAN before)
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  221. Oof!
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  222. Only C for low level ;-)
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  223. Your English is pretty clean ;-)
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  224. You just have bad teachers ;-) Like most of us (including me)
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  225. Lazarus is an free and Open Source IDE for writing programs in Object Pascal :-)
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  226. I think 10 would suffice ;-)
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  227. Try Blender ;-)
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  228. True ;-) But the last update for Fortran was in 2018
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  229. Kali is an Linux-based OS for... penetration testing ;-)
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  230. I'm not a Python developer but I would say: Debatable
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  231. "Julia" wants to say something ;-)
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  232. Yep - modern banking software ;-)
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  233. "o one uses it but colleges still teach it for some reason" - Universities is a nutshell :-)
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  234. Because of weird endings for functions, like "function end." - that was VERY popular in the 1950-1960
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  235.  @science_trip  True! That's why I like Youtube much more than just some offline courses ;-)
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  236. COBOL is still can get you a job in banking software with a big salary ;-)
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  237. That's how "do-while" loops work in general ;-) You need "while-do" loop instead (for your need)
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  238. It was created for that. Plus - it's a tradition. Or even a myth. Just like "Java is good for beginners", "Python is very slow" or "Pascal is a good first language to learn" :-)
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  239. COBOL, on the other hand... (banks) ;-)
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  240. Or GhostBSD ;-)
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  241. Are you convincing me to use SponsorBlock? ;-)
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  242. Hardware support is pretty bad on FreeBSD (
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  243. True! So many big companies use it because they could do ANYTHING with it! a very permissive license.
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  244. Well... FreeBSD is a good replace for Linux on servers if you have time to learn it. For most people it would be an overkill ;-)
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  245. It's still taught in schools all over exUSSR countries and generally hated ;-)
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  246. *.js ;-)
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  247.  @abdullahmertozdemir9437  True. C++ is pretty fundamental. Most languages would be easy after that ;-)
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  248.  @abdullahmertozdemir9437  If you don't have any particular projects in your head, I would suggest to learn C# for Windows Applications OR Kotlin for Android Applications OR Swift for anything Apple related OR JavaScript for Web. Those languages are easy to pick up and write in. After that you could learn whatever you want ;-)
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  249.  @muhammadyaaseenchandlay7145  I would suggest C# (if your main goal is writing programs for Windows). Kotlin, if you want write programs for Android. Or Swift if you want to write programs for anything Apple related. TypeScript for Web. There are no best language, but some are more comfortable to write in ;-) Python is great and easy but it lets you ignore types - that would bite you in the ass in future xD VisualBasic is outdated and have no types - learn it ONLY if you have a company where you KNOW that you will be working with it!
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  250. It's C#, but typeless, slow and "easy" (not so easy compared to Python, huh?)
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  251. ;-)
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  252. There is no perfect language. There are like 10 languages which are great at different things
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  253. Mostly in labs
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  254. It still is ;-)
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  255. It will switch to quantum-resistant encryption
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  256. They are bullshit because you don't know what to do with them ;-)
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  257. Google "problems with quantum computers" ;-)
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  258. Not for 10+ years
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  259. Nope!
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  260. WE already have quantum-resistant encryption
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  261. Google "quantum-resistant encryption"
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  262. It already exists ;-)
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  263. Would is still be 42? ;-)
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  264. People don't want to be smarter ;-)
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  265. No we can't
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  266. Nope! Google "Qsharp"
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  267. - Yes - Does that matter? ;-)
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  268. It will just switch to quantum-resistant encryption
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  269. Nope - just switch to quantum-resistant encryption ;-)
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  270. Not very soon tbh
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  271. And corporations! We are not living in the 70s anymore ;-)
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  272. You don't They do ;-)
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  273. Scala vs Kotlin ;-)
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  274. Or maybe Bend from Avatar (not the blue people xD)
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  275. "but bro just use rust at this point" - could Rust give me CPU singlethread + CPU multithread + GPU multithread just in few Command Prompt commands? ;-)
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  276. ;-)
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  277. A LOT of things ;-) Just google!
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  278. Any application that needs multithreading will benefit from that ;-) Google those
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  279. xD
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  280. Python 2 was already a thing ;-)
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  281. I think there are still some things that would not work 1000 times faster ;-)
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  282. xD
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  283.  @christianovergaard1081  Fair point!
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  284. So it could be slow? Yay! ;-)
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  285. You know... ANY program that could benefit from multithreading ;-)
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  286. Most people in AI industry use Nvidia tho ;-)
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  287. Including Cuda? ;-)
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  288. If that would multithreading easier - why not?
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  289. Looks like it!
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  290. Because not everyone thins that this was a mistake ;-)
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  291. Just don't forget to use TimeShift! Thank me later ;-)
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  292.  @bullpup1337  ;-)
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  293. 5:08 - Debian based Linux Mint is not that user friendly compared to their main project - Ubuntu based Linux Mint. Nope - that was not a joke! Google "LMDE vs Linux Mint".
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  294. Still is ;-)
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  295. I tried to explain why some people may not like it. I'm totally fine with AI news
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  296. Depends on how much are you willing to adapt ;-)
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  297. ChatGPT (or ANYTHING from OpenAI) - no. But there arte other models that are pretty close to ChatGPT 4.0 that you could run locally.
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  298. It will not ;-)
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  299. New ones would get an update while old ones would not ;-)
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  300. Sadly, it will not
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  301. They will get sued and many companies will stop using their software. Most likely.
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  302. Good question ;-)
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  303. Those PCs had Antivirus from Crowdstrike installed and it has automated updates.
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  304. Because you don't have anything from Crowdstrike installed ;-)
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  305. Convenience ;-)
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  306. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  307. Yep!
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  308. I just don't eat or drink while I'm watching anything ;-)
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  309. Google "Windows Update Minitool" - it let's you tweak how and what updates you want to get ;-)
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  310.  @RunePonyRamblings  True!
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  311. True. But on Linux machine you could just unload bricked kernel module ;-)
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  312. Because you don't have anything from Crowdstrike installed ;-)
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  313.  @professormikeoxlong  Fair point!
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  314.  @professormikeoxlong  Windows is not a great system for sure. But that was a Crowdstrike problem, mostly
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  315. That wouldn't help in any way - that was an Antivirus update.
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  316. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  317. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  318. Fair point! The thing is: if that was Linux - you could just disable bugged module and fix the problem pretty fast!
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  319.  @BobbyGeneric145  True! Suits just hope that this would never happen! Until it does! xD
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  320. Cost efficiency. They don't care about anything else.
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  321. If that was on Linux, that broken kernel module could be easily unloaded.
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  322. Not a smart idea for antivirus ;-)
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  323. Crossing ONE finger will brake it in few places at once ;-)
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  324. He isn't right tho?
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  325. Nope ;-) What was QA doing? Did they even test their updates?
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  326. Some do test themselves but most don't. That's additional cost.
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  327. Nope - just delete the broken kernel driver. That's annoying but not that hard
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  328. Who let that QA in? ;-)
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  329.  @jamescopeland6802  Yep! A little clickbaity ;-)
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  330. Do you have Crowdstrike software installed? I think you don't ;-)
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  331. It's REALLY useful if it's done right ;-)
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  332.  @SamyarSamyarj  You are most likely don't have that: it's for enterprise and pretty costly ;-)
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  333. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  334.  @lemonke5341  To have this problem you should have enterprise antivirus from Crowdstrike. Most likely you don't have it ;-)
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  335. That happened July 19 2024
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  336. Nah! It's much faster this way! xD
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  337. Convenience and... lobbying ;-)
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  338. Microsoft Azure uses Linux tho ;-)
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  339. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I think not ;-)
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  340. Do you have Crowdstrike kernel level driver? ;-)
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  341. Yep! I thing it's about familiarity and... lobbying ;-)
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  342. Good luck finding cracked Crowdstrike software xD
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  343. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  344. Why your friends use Crowdstrike software? It's VERY expensive for a single user xD
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  345. Not exactly. Not having anyone with reasonable IT knowledge in a company is bad ;-)
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  346. Google "Apple's walled garden" ;-)
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  347. Is that a real problem or the fact that they didn't tested the update? ;-)
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  348. Or worked as intended? ;-)
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  349. Except that wasn't a Windows Update at all ;-)
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  350. It's not for individuals but for big companies ;-)
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  351. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I think no ;-)
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  352. True! On Linux you could unload broken module tho ;-)
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  353. Any Windows machine with antivirus from Crowdstrike. So enterprise ones ;-)
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  354. A few percent would ;-)
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  355. Yep! That's VERY strange
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  356.  @addydiesel6627  Wasn't it a kernel driver provided by Crowdstrike for their antivirus product? ;-)
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  357. Except that wasn't a Windows Update ;-)
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  358. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? ;-)
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  359. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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  360. I don't think that ANY Russian company uses (or ever used!) something from CrowdStrike ;-)
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  361. Or maybe just do snapshots once per week? ;-)
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  362.  @kelvariw  xD
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  363. Do you have something from Crowdstrike installed? I don't think so ;-)
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