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

  1. I know this will likely get shot down considering the backlash it has received, but the fact that there are people in the Rust foundation who thinks this is a good direction is very concerning. Its not the proposal that matters, its the idea and I can bet it will keep coming back in one form or the other until there people with an agenda in the foundation.
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  2. I fully agree with you, AI is getting good but its far from literally taking away jobs. Making a script from instructions is different than taking abstract requirements from client and turning it into tangible software, with a whole lot of back and forth and change in requirements themselves in between. I would actually start to get worried when AIs starts to create things on their own.
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  3. It has done executing while Rust hasn't even compiled!
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  4. its simple, just mark everything as duplicate or opinionated.
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  5. The editing on this one is on point! Not too much not too little.
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  6. The regex one has actually screwed me over during my live exams, Luckily I was able to write a shitty function to replace what it was doing, but after the exam when I looked at why it was doing it what it was doing I had the same question, WHY?
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  7. The nerve of that mod lol "As someone who has just as little idea of what's going on as anyone else here..." And proceeds to remove everyone's comments.
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  8. "10x faster" than built-in net/http, Sir I think the term you're looking for is BLAZINGLY FAST
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  9. This video was certainly a surprise but a welcome one. Loved the pacing and expressions 🤣
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  10. Would be interesting to see something similar with JS (node) vs Python.
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  11.  @thekwoka4707  VERY standard? This is the first time I've seen a programming language align with a political agenda and dictate what it's users can and can't do.
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  12. 3. Borrow checker got to their head
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  13. Maybe if we can't trap it inside vim then we won't have to worry about it taking our jobs
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  14. I don't know if this is just a coincidence or fate, But I am literally going through "coding depression" right now, you know that feeling of not being able to get things right despite being a coder for years, you feel like complete shit, all the years they feel wasted, you could've been doing something else, your life feels meaningless. But thank you, thank you so much for reminding me why I started in the first place, I started doing it because of mobile apps, sounds boring but to young me the idea of being able to have my own app that others can use was mind boggling and getting feedback on my crappy apps made me feel like a god, I remember I would code 12 hours straight on weekends because thats the only time I used to get free. Nowadays I feel like I don't code for the high of it, I get too invested in nit-picking small things that I start hating it. So thank you again, this video is the kick that I needed. Last but not least, I am sorry to hear about your father, but good on you for not letting the circumstances get better of you.
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  15. He was probably using ReactDOMServer
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  16. This is the first time I actually understood what is the Rust borrow checker. My intuition is that its a mechanism that forces you to write safe code but at a much lower level. Kind of similar to how TypeScript forces you to write type safe code. Now I just need an excuse to learn it further. But being in web land I doubt I'll have it soon.
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  17. I think Rust foundation's April fool's joke got late because it took too long to compile.
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  18. The thing about learning is, if you're learning something seriously then the more you learn it the more you'll realise how little you know about it, this cycle will repeat for a long time before you gain confidence in what you're learning. I think a good metric of checking whether you have learned something or not is to try and teach it to someone else.
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  19. Can't wait to see you orgasm while talking about Turbopack and Rust 😂
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  20. Thought of this as well haha Funny enough bit manipulation also played a significant part there
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  21. Thank you, It takes a lot of courage to be open about these things. You've always been an inspiration.
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  22. Chill guys, you can borrow the Rust logo as long as you don't mutate it.
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  23. When the lawyer thinks Rust is some Disney IP lol
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  24. 2:25 I was ok with this 7:08 this is what made me unsubscribe
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  25. Time to port my todo app to deku.
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  26. Prime has been nothing but cooking since he left Netflix (btw) and I am all for it.
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  27. At this rate you'll convince me to use vim before 2023, even if its as a VSCode plugin. Also, when are you getting Matt Pocock on stream?
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  28. I wish you did more deep dives like this than shitting on everything thats not Rust or Vim. Don't get me wrong I love your comedic take on things but sometimes it gets too repetitive and boring.
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  29. Woah I also didn't expect react to be this much faster.
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  30. Thank you Mrs. Primeagen. I have a question for you, Does he shut up about Rust off camera or not?
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