Hearted Youtube comments on ThePrimeagen (@ThePrimeagen) channel.

  1. I must not have made it clear enough, but Papa Jeff Wagner brought me back into Netflix after I left. I am still at Netflix, just in case there's any questions. But I certainly did quit, but it's good to be here.
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  2. If you like this comment, please hit the like button. it lets me know you like the talking commentary as much as other videos. Thank you very much ya algo
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  3. took like two whole minutes for me to realize i was being trolled -_-
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  4. Fundamentals, fundamentals, fundamentals! Believe it or not, as a Netflix engineer, I don't know everything. However, I at the very least have a very, very basic understanding of a lot of technologies and if I ever need to use those technologies, I TITS (time in the saddle) my way through in order to achieve the ultimate goal of building the solution that the business requires. This is what I firmly believe, not exhaustive, exemplifies a really good engineer. 👍
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  5. Had to watch this at 0.25 speed and look at all the commands to fully appreciate it!
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  6. That final Ben actually get me.
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  7. Ever since I discovered this channel a whopping month ago, I've been feeling a little bit like an outsider for being that one guy maining VSCode. I'm truly passionate about not just programming, but everything CS. I love exploring and going beyond the topics taught in uni, I've been transitioning to Linux on everything but my main PC (for gaming with AC like Valorant, sadly that's the only thing keeping me there). I'm not just using Linux, I make an effort to explore it and learn about all the behind-the-scenes stuff. Yea it's still basic stuff like mastering chmod or changing my /etc/motd and stuff like that, but it's fun and I'm learning. If a tool has a sucky GUI, I'll use the terminal. I customize everything I don't like about the default behavior. In VSCode, I know all my keybinds and shortcuts, I have well configured extensions, and I can work concurrently with the editor and a separate terminal to do all the testing, git, etc. It could've been any other editor, but VSCode is the one I picked and it's the one I've been learning and improving with for several years now. Knowing how to use it well means it's not in my way, but being able to have very nice looking themes and some more interactive elements personally helps me stay focused. When I'm not working at full efficiency, being able to use my mouse for stuff isn't fast but frees up my other hand. As someone who wants to explore and customize, VSCode is a great option for me. Sure, maybe neovim and other editors can be customized in a similar way, but they lack some other features that are important to me, mostly aesthetics. You making this video made me feel a lot better about myself, and more confident in my decisions. Being a uni student, learning a new editor to the same level I'm at with VSCode isn't feasible, so I'm glad that my choice wasn't THAT bad. It works for me, and at least I'm not one of those guys that just uses it because they don't care to really learn their stuff.
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  8. Another great video. The end got me really good. Shout out to Mrs. Primeagen! 😂
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  9. It’s to late for a yerb but I got some hummus in my Fiji water tonight
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  10. First off, that's what she said. Secondly, virtual hug to you for applying this much coconut oil for us degenerates 🥲
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  11. brooooo your videos are so good! xD ... For when will be the second part???
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  12. Did you get your name from turok?
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  13. Turok use tmux
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  14. the ending tho 😂
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  15. The part of solving conflict is so neat. thanks!
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  16. Remember to share feedback on the comment form! It's linked in the tweet in the video description.
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  17. "CEO of HTML" is a... sure kill (everybody needs HTML) dude just talk cool blazingly fast stuff. We love you. Like... how many megabytes is opening Gmail, for example 2-4 megabytes? It's a freaking html list. It is overkill. Youtube loads FASTER.
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  18.  @ThePrimeagen  promises?
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  19. Ahoy Luc
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  20. I'm scared of Vim
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  21. This has to be one of the most important video for programmers to watch (Who want to go blazingly fast)
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  22. aye when did Bob from kaleidoscope switch careers?
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  23. it's quite similar to my setup. i use the so called JIZZ stack: java, intellij, zero console commands, zero keybindings
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  24. Browser extentions in 2026 be like "Okay <AI_interface>: replace @thePrimeagen's plain-ol' mustache with a full fumanchu and insert beard flicks for emphasis after key takeaways"
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  25. Thanks!
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