Youtube comments of WloCkuz (@wlockuz4467).

  1. IIT: Encourages numbers MIT: Encourages innovation and passion big difference :)
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  2. Even in the AI pics there are less police officers around a president than Luigi Mangione.
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  3. It was borrowed from SpaceX. SpaceX will now be rebranded as Space.
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  4. With the amount of data Google has, it was only a matter of time.
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  5. 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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  6. Google's signup page overhaul is finally some real innovation after the AI bloatware race.
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  7. They really pulled the "You wouldn't get it" meme from Joker on themselves.
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  8. 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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  9. How can you stoop so low in a single video - Do a fully sponsored ad, I mean video - Commit a felony - Cut out the felony part - Try to sweep it under the rug because "it added nothing to the video"
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  10. I am a programmer by profession and I don't think I could make something like this on my own and this guy is a mathematician and made his own animation engine to make better videos. Respect.
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  11. Its obvious that the is-positive-integer would need three dependencies 1. is-number 2. is-positive 3. is-integer
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  12. The fact that the Dyson Sphere was actually inspired by a sci-fi novel goes to show that its not the knowledge that inspires ideas, its the imagination. To me that's absolutely beautiful.
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  13. "If you peel enough layers off of a SaaS product, you'll discover AWS." - Sun Tzu
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  14. 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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  15. 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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  16. Can't wait for a day when, "I rented a blackhole to settle a physics debate"
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  17. "Side project" "24,071 files" 🤨
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  18. Me: driving without helmet Gets ticket for rs 1000 This guy kills 2 people, drives unregistered vehicle, driving under influence of alcohol, probably not even wearing seatbelt, driving without license, overspeeding. Gets bail in 15 hours with no charges. This country is rotten to the core. I don't think there is any hope left for common citizen.
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  19. " MKBHD killed Rabbit R1 " CoffeeZilla: Hol up, not so fast.
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  20. Game studios would do anything but address the criticisms, then cry about everyone hating them.
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  21. 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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  22. Hikaru: I don't like that move Charlie: Well how about now?
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  23. I love how its syntax feels oddly "modern"
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  24. Java Website went from 2000s to 2010. Huge leap.
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  25. 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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  26. From "In 100 seconds" to "100 concepts". Anime tier character development right here.
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  27. Borilaro could've just ignored all of this, but the fact that he went this far proves that he definitely has something to hide.
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  28. 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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  29. "JS developers are famous for their ability to reinvent the wheel" I have never felt so personally attacked!
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  30. I expected your best quote, "And to Tuka's surprise, She did not die" 😂
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  31. "I am the tech YouTuber with good hair" It's like Thor is invisible to him 😂
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  32. 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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  33. 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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  34. I am glad Jeff's pronounciation of ps hasn't changed over the years.
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  35. This is why you need a physical kill switch, something that blows up your server room.
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  36. 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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  37. Today I got pulled over when commuting to work, I thought I was done before because my license has been suspended for a month for past overspeeding offenses. The officer asked me "Do you know why I pulled you over?" I knew I was done for but I replied anyways "I was going over the speed limit?" but to my surprise the officer said this: "No, the Cloudflare Sales Team wants to talk with you."
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  38. Ipad Hardware: 😎 Ipad OS: 🤡
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  39. Finally! Ever since Stable Diffusion was released I was looking for an explainer on how it worked that wasn't "Oh it generates images from noise" or something that went too deep into technicals that I didn't understand. Very beautifully explained Dr. Mike Pound! Hope you do another video where you dive into the code where we can see the parts which were visualized here. One thing that's still unclear to me is how was the network trained to relate text with images and how does it utilize this information when actually producing images?
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  40. I don't know if you can afford it, But this video needs a revisit. Ideally with more effort put into the rods than the sand buildings.
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  41. attacker can't overflow the stack if its already overflown
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  42. Rest in peace El Risitas, his laugh will never stop being contagious.
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  43. I lost the NNN after hearing that Gradio uses Svelte for UI.
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  44. People don't realise how massive a real alien encounter would be. It would essentially change our understanding of everything and our way of life.
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  45. If Devin is stealing from my GitHub repo, I feel sorry for him.
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  46. There are more AWS services in this universe than grains of sand on the Earth.
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  47. Coffee is literally risking his life to expose a scheme that he doesn't even have any chips in. Huge balls.
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  48.  @davidstech6306  You should watch Logan Paul's response to CoffeeZilla 😅
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  49. ​ @codesymphony  It said 24 thousand not 24 million.
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  50. The fact that they didn't ban Whatsapp, the most popular allegedly E2E encrypted app in India, speaks volumes of about credibility of Whatsapp.
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  51. return frameworks[Math.floor(Math.random() * frameworks.length)]
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  52. "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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  53. As a software engineer with 10 years of experience, I understood some of those words.
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  54. For me the idea of a BIG FAT wedding is. - Get married in court - Spend the money saved on an unforgettable trip with my partner - Throw a party for close relatives and friends once I am back
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  55. OpenAI is nothing without its people profits.
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  56. "If you think we should've spent those (last) few days frantically trying to code up a new withdrawal process, I disagree" This is the most interesting bit because it implies that they never had a process (from a both tech and finance context) that separated withdrawals, which is down right crazy because according to their T&C they should have one. Seems like a clear admission of guilt, I hope this is admissible in court.
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  57. Then there is the Indian tutorials guy who has a tutorial on your problem so precise it almost makes you think if he works at your company somehow, until you look at the upload date, 11 years ago.
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  58. "Case closed, gang" Ah yes, a case closed with absolutely zero evidence provided. Edit: what's more infuriating is the fact that if you look at the tweet replies, anyone who is calling out the lack of evidence is labelled as a pedo defender. Twitter is truly a brain rot.
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  59. I swear there was a time where Prime could make you feel bad for not writing Rust, even if it was jokingly, and now this. This is the reason why you don't look up to techfluencers for recommendations, most of them are spontaneous and don't even know what they want themselves. If you truly want to learn something YOU have you choose it, not some random YouTuber saying its blazingly fast.
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  60. Even his voice is freaking epic.
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  61. I don't wanna get into the framework wars because they're pointless. But can we all agree that a network request on each keypress is ridiculous. No matter your tech stack, its just horrible design.
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  62. 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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  63.  @bronson4574  I don't think Microsoft would even come close to Google in terms of data.
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  64. Plot twist: It was just their sales team mass emailing everyone to upgrade to the Enterprise plan.
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  65. Saying that AI will replace mid level engineers is crazy when the state of the art AIs can't even perform junior level tasks. Hell they can't even be good social media bots (if you know what I mean) I am betting that Lizard King Zuck has some hefty investments in AI so it's in his interest to shill AI in outlandish statements.
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  66. I will never understand how Meta can be a dogshit company when it comes to users, public relations and privacy, but be genuinely good at open source.
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  67. I died laughing at the pokemons Pals running the gun factory.
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  68. When its publically available, the first thing we are obligated to do is create Will Smith eating spaghetti.
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  69. 2:49 This is why I love you Jeff. 😂
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  70. Thanks
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  71. 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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  72. This is the equivalent of that judge Judy case where the guy is defending against stealing a woman's purse but then goes "there were no ear phones, your honor"
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  73. Putting this video out is not only brave but genius. If something were to happen to you or your friends the whole world will know the truth.
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  74. 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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  75. Who else was waiting for a DeleteMe sponsor segue?
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  76. There are padStart and padEnd functions already present on the String prototype as per the ECMA standard. But your snippet.. I mean library looks promising, just add Typescript support and you're set for at least a million weekly downloads. Edit: Yes, I know padStart and padEnd were added after this incident, but even then the left-pad package has ~2 million weekly downloads which just proves the point of the article.
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  77. To put it in comparison, its the same score as the xz backdoor that was recently uncovered. Its so ridiculous. Jia Tan probably died inside when he saw the severity score.
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  78. That article screams AI generated. It describes a bunch of generic best practice things that you would expect from any succesful company.
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  79. 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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  80.  @noobofnoob3591  Indian system is bad not in terms of money, But how it gives very little credit to the creativity and talent of students and its notorious for shoving unnecessary subject down students throat. I think anyone who spent significant time in any Indian education systems (with some exceptions) would know that the only thing matters in there is how well you can remember stuff, It doesn't matter if you actually understand it. Don't even get me started on quotas, The dumbest thing in Indian education system.
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  81. Just checked out the repo author, works at a company called Decodable that specialises in real-time stream processing Definitely not sus lmao
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  82. 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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  83. That "No. I decided I don't care." Is just whole another mood.
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  84. And whoever implemented the detection system are a bunch of apes.
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  85. Rust, a language with zero cost abstractions and potentially multi thousand dollar cost lawsuits.
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  86. This is probably why you shouldn't look up to these so called "techfluencers" for inspiration.
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  87. We have put a bandaid on the bandaid that was supposed to stop the bleeding from the previous bandaid so that you don't have to put more baindaids yourself over the bandaids you already have put.
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  88. 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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  89.  @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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  90. GET OUT
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  91. Wait that sounds like a similar act from someone who just got extradited from the Bahamas.
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  92. The author of Apna College is an Ex-Microsoft engineer but didn't have the foresight to create a demo repo which is astounding. She could've actually taught her audience more about the PR workflow if she owned the repo, this is what almost everyone does. I think Fireship did this the best with his Git/Github video! Worst part is that she unintentionally damaged the reputation of people trying to learn Git/Github and her community in general. Hope she takes responsibility and does the right thing asap.
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  93. Just goes to show how out of touch our education system is.
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  94. 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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  95. ElasticRedis*
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  96. I don't think it gets said enough, whoever does your animations is simply amazing, They can convey even the most complex of ideas with simplicity and ease that even someone with no background in that relevant field can understand them.
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  97. One of the most simple and fundamental components of UI - an input, turned into a complicated and unusable mess. Its just sad at this point.
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  98. He didn't bribe his spot, rookie mistake.
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  99. Damn man, this one actually hurts. Not only the site shutting down, but hearing about the situation of the members.
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  100. The biggest problem so far with React is that its often advertised as beginner friendly when in reality its not. You should only learn React If you can sit through understanding its APIs and the motivations behind them. Once you do that you'll realise its like using any other library.
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  101. UI = f(state) UI = f(data, state) That's such a beautiful way to describe React's evolution. If only developing with it was as elegant.
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  102. The irony of Piers wanting to fight vegans with logic but purposefully ignoring logic and saying our inability to disprove god's existence means god must exist. 🤦‍♂
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  103.  @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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  104. You covering Logan Paul is certainly a surprise but a welcome one.
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  105. 6:28 "These are mags" but its the legal version
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  106. Finding DDOI on a projector in an Indian restaurant is like a video game easter egg.
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  107. Just an unopinionated javascript library. Nothing to see here.
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  108. He already shits on JS/Node enough that it would be just a compilation of clips from his old videos 🤣
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  109. Its wild to me how Theo just casually uses his personal anecdotes to entirely discard serious discussions like Google throttling their services on other browsers. "I had a bad developer experience with Firefox, hence Google slowing down their services on other browsers must be bullsh*t" How does that even matter or make any sense. like do you even think before you speak or listen to yourself? Same goes for the whole video, the point is not about what that code can do, but more so about why does company specific code exist in an OS project.
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  110. "I refuse to go back to jail" This is why I absolutely love Jeff 😂
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  111. Requiescat in pace, Ubisoft.
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  112. ​ @NakedTrashPanda  Just checked Wikipedia, it's all there.
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  113. I couldn't stop laughing at your reaction at C++ being S tier.
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  114. 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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  115. The timing of this video is interesting. Lee Robinson (the VP of product at Vercel) just uploaded a great tutorial on how to self-host Next.
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  116. Can we all agree the word art totally slaps. Its not pretentious and sparks a feeling of nostalgia. Something that is so rare these days.
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  117. It has done executing while Rust hasn't even compiled!
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  118. 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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  119. There is no way him or his team thought that this 7 minute video would be the smoking gun against the 1.5 hours of video that took a year to produce. Like I just refuse to believe someone can be so oblivious.
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  120.  @PretMetInternet  That would explain a lot. CS + Math is a crazy combo!
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  121. 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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  122. Premiere Pro = Davinci Resolve Photoshop = Photopea / GIMP / Krita After Effects = Davinci Resolve Fusion / Blender All of these alternatives are completely free. I know these software may not be a 1-1 counterparts with Adobe's but I would rather choose the inconvenience of learning something new over giving up my privacy.
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  123. Absolutely, the choice of Java makes its very obvious.
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  124. Plot twist, They still think its a good idea but now they're flat Earthers.
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  125. Eh I am not sure if it counts as compassion if you're out trying to kill creatures for leisure in the first place...
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  126. That article had the "He is confused but he has got the spirit" energy I agree with his take that things have gotten so complicated over the past few years but whatever he was creating didn't make much sense.
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  127. Imagine buying all these condoms at a store. The cashier would probably be like "damn bro".
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  128. Am I the only or the T3 logo looks more like T6?
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  129. Why does a programming language survey need to know if you're a man, woman, gay, lesbian, Twitter user, or whatever. We live in a really strange time. I don't intend to be mean, its just genuinely confusing me.
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  130. This is where Muta truly shines. The dark web and internet mysteries are always a thrill to watch. The other stuff like drama and "insane situations" are often so regurgitated that its not worth wasting the time.
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  131. This is so underrated lmao
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  132. Prime has been in God mode ever since he left Netflix. How do you even fold a digital page 💀
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  133. Alibaba Intelligence was way ahead of its time
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  134.  @oneoranota  Dead internet intensifies
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  135. Couldn't agree more. If you look at the history of this channel then its basically "I am excited about this shiny new thing" and a few years later its "I am moving away from my current thing because theres a new shiny thing". I wouldn't even be surprised if he is like "Why I moved away from Vite" in a couple of years. This pattern keeps repeating. I'll admit there are some informative videos but they probably don't bring in much revenue so we don't see those kind of videos being produced often. Its not just a problem with this channel. Its a problem with the tech bubble in general. Everyone just does hot takes and shills the new things because thats what makes them the money. Its basically tech brainrot, you don't get anything of value, just disappointment.
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  136. While you explain some highly complex problems in simple and elegant way that even someone not involved in the subject can understand them, I do have to give a BIG kudos to your animators, the animations literally act as bridge between my intuition and your explanation!
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  137. Of all the "React killers" out there, Solid feels like the only one that can actually compete with React. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that this is what modern React should've looked like.
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  138. Does this mean Apple gets away with violating DMA, even if it was for a brief period?
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  139. Needs legal action, not a stupid apology.
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  140. Nobody: Me calling all my functions "funion" because I can
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  141. I'd usually make a JS framework joke, but after using TanStack Query and Table for so long I have high hopes for this. These guys know how to have a crazy good DX while also making an extremely flexible library. The only concern I have about this is the amount of abstraction that is going on. Its hard to even tell what is doing what unless you're already deep in the weeds, If something broke in an unexpected way, it would surely be debugging hell.
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  142. Exactly! its mind blowing that the natural instinct has become to reach for a NPM package rather than checking the standard library, especially for something so trivial.
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  143. 60k likes and no dislikes. I am glad her apology is touching the hearts of millions.
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  144.  @t3dotgg  I think the counter argument in the OP is pretty clear? we are creating solutions to solutions that were supposed to solve problems and at the end we just end up having a different set of problems so there is no net positive. But my point was you getting defensive and saying something like "...and eventually you won’t have a job :)" which just sounds immature and petty coming from someone like you.
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  145. We need a video of Dr. Tratt explaining how scary the processors have got as soon as possible!
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  146. The ability to nuke root The last thing JavaScript needed.
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  147. @JesusPlsSaveMe  Respectfully, I don't care.
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  148.  @Natalietrans  That's exactly my point
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  149. Terrence Howard is the type of guy to file a bug report for the compiler when he gets a divide by zero exception.
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  150. its simple, just mark everything as duplicate or opinionated.
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  151. DeleteMe?
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  152. The editing on this one is on point! Not too much not too little.
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  153. She says THEY weren't ready for it 6 years ago but proceeds to do announce it publically ALONE. This has to be the lowest of the low marketing stunts.
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  154. 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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  155. I think the worst part about this whole argument is that public callout is the only way to get something like this sorted. The more I think about it the more terrifying it gets. Its exactly like YouTube's copyright strike system, if a small guy gets unfairly striked there's no way he will get help, unless by some miracle he gets some attention in the community. You said "chill, it gets handled" as if that the case with every incident. There have probably been many cases that just got unheard of and that's sad because the only medium to get attention of these companies is Twitter. Companies don't need to worry about my moment of glory, they need to give me more control.
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  156. Have your tried iterating over the generated code with ChatGPT? Prompt it to find the vulnerabilities in the code it wrotn and then the corresponding fixes. Would be an interesting video.
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  157. Little does he know, 1.5 million people did!
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  158. It is hilariously ironic that Microsoft, the bastion of AI, has failed to use AI in one place where it would be the most efficient.
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  159. I hope the PS5 Pro beats Concord's record of being the fastest Sony product to be discontinued.
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  160. Time to dye your hair blue and get thigh high socks
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  161. Slayer: Rip and tear until it is done Mick: Collect receipts and write until it is done
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  162. "AI generated slog" is such a good description of modern internet.
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  163. If everyone has ring 0 access, no one has ring 0 access.
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  164. I feel like abstracting away this behaviour was a horrible idea to begin with. This is clearly something that should exist at the app level and not the framework level.
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  165. * Resets the counter * [0 days since last Fireship AI video]
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  166. 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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  167. This is the first time I fully understood a CVE from start to finish.
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  168. 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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  169. He looked like he was on the verge of bursting out in tears 😂
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  170. It should've been "To infinity and NaN" as an homage to JavaScript.
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  171.  @t3dotgg  Why do you get so defensive when someone offers a counter argument to one of your opinions?
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  172. Thats what happens when humans work in unity
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  173. 4:40 as a famous developer once said: "You silly product manager! You know nothing about GALACTUS's pain, my pain. Delivering this feature goes against everything I know to be right and true, and I will sooner lay you into this barren Earth than entertain your folly for a moment longer."
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  174. Worst part is that if your work was public then it may have been used to train the model without a licence or your consent.
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  175. Shh that's the backdoor once the use-after-free is fixed
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  176. There is no way it was not Rae.
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  177. Bro was just getting off from AI videos, and OpenAI put him right back on it.
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  178. So in the end Microsoft wins. Who would've guessed. But more importantly what about Emmett's investigation? Now it feels like they're definitely trying to hide something because they would rather let Sam back in than have an investigation.
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  179.  @noobofnoob3591  Thats my point tho, Having a few reputable universities doesn't help when the very fundamental organizations such as schools/high schools don't encourage skills and talents, Instead they just force students to learn things they don't want to and focus on how good the students are at cracking the exams rather worrying about whether they actually learn something or not, So when students complete school they feel more confused about going forward. If we ever want to compete with developed countries in terms of education, We would have to throw away our old rusty system and build a new one from ground up which is in line with the modern world.
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  180. GER is the first thing that came to mind lol
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  181. The main point is that Amazon Prime was doing something thats inherently impossible with Serverless and thats how they save 90% by moving away from it.
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  182. Internet Archive and Twitter community notes are modern humanity's greatest innovations.
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  183. Just be thankful she let them in, otherwise wouldn't have gotten one of the best fighting sequence in movies.
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  184.  @Qub3rs  Coffee making sure they don't get revived 💀
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  185. But that's like your opinion
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  186. Can't wait to hear Theo's take on this, he always used to shill hard for the PlanetScale's free tier lmao
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  187.  @tjkandala5650  Doesn't excuse the fact that it still has almost 2 million weekly downloads...
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  188. The greatest marketing trick to ever have been pulled in human history was to rebrand Machine Learning as Artificial Intelligence. People forget that at the end of the day these are just prediction models, they try to predict what comes next based on what they've seen so far. There is no actual intelligent taking place, not even artificial. This is why it was called Machine Learning because the machine is the one learning. It had nothing to do with intelligence. That's not to say they're useless, you can still learn from them because you have the collective of human knowledge distilled into natural language that's easy for us to understand. But if you bet so hard on AI to just throw an entire project at it then you probably deserve what's coming to you.
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  189. I am not saying we should harass them but the information they have could potentially affect all of humanity. So by all means this family needs to step forward with the truth.
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  190. That's very inefficient, we need a package that has all trillion trillion UUIDs listed as string literals so it can be accessed more easily.
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  191. But thats literally what an LLM does, so what point you're trying to make?
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  192. Honestly, In India its less about making it memorable and more about making a big show.
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  193.  @ileanabriannemari  How about Captain Slugpool!
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  194.  @gauravjha6965  Do you understand what innovation means? The people you've mentioned are CEOs of western companies so simply speaking they're working for the best interest of their respective company's stakeholders. Innovation would mean having companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon founded in India.
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  195. We got official Primagen and Theo mention in Fireship video before GTA 6
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  196. Is this how Youtube implements its "Ambient mode"?
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  197. MBS is the proof that money can't buy competence.
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  198. It will also give rise to reputation farms, basically accounts creating bogus repos and contributing nonsense to each other in order to gain rep.
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  199. Thank you for 16:42 you damn comedic genius
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  200. 30:15 Oh my god. All that build up and he just ends up describing why Tailwind exists. The self-awareness of this article is non-existent. "You start with a pure semantic layout and figure out reusable pieces of CSS" First this approach is impractical when working professionally because you just don't have time and resources. Second, this is literally what Tailwind does, it has figured out a sane way to make CSS reusable without getting lost into specificity and naming hell. God forbid BEM and OOCSS and other conventions. "At times, especially when building new components, you might want to prototype quickly with inline styling" Again this is barely feasible. Good luck prototyping with inline styling then migrating to CSS, worse yet having to go back and change these because you changed something elsewhere and its affecting your previous classes because of cascading. "But that's okay and part of the system" That's just an excuse. You need a very good argument as to why such a big bottleneck should be a part of the system if there are no clear benefits. "You can clean things up later" Again, like already mentioned in the video this is a pipe dream. But this is where Tailwind shines the best imo. You can prototype something quickly and leave it in there without having to worry about "cleaning" it up. Example, If you have a "flex flex-col" in your prototype you can be guaranteed that it will stay that way regardless what other things change.
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  201. Missed opportunity to run it on Facebook and Instagram, two sites that probably use most amount of React.
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  202. I think "use client" is more fitting because when we think of servers we usually do so in a server-client relationship. "use interactive" may be more misleading because when you think about it, not all clients have to be interactive.
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  203.  @bmedic7162  I am not perfect but I am competent enough to follow the laws. If I accidentally break it I would own up to it rather than try to silently sweep it away. Cutting out makes him look worse. If this was just any other drama, cut out the whole video who cares. But don't commit a crime and then play oopsie daisys. If anyone is on a high horse here, it's MKBHD thinking he can get away with it because he is big and famous.
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  204.  @ticktockbam  They haven't banned them, but those are open source apps so you can always build from source.
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  205. At this point itt clearly shows their MO: "If you're anywhere below the Enterprise plan, you're not worth the hassle for us."
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  206. This video is like you asked a ChatGPT that was trained on TikTok data to create a video that has the same style as Fireship.
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  207. 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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  208. As someone who has worked in software industry Louis is absolutely right. Machine Learning was the very first term coined to describe, well, machines (aka computers) learning by recognising patterns. However, as you can probably tell, "Machine Learning" doesn't have that marketing jazz because its a literal term which is why the term "Artificial Intelligence" was coined. It is the same thing but AI is more catchy and marketable because the word "intelligence" has very different meaning in our minds than the word "learning". The same goes for generative AI. Terms like "Generative Adversarial Network" or "Large Language Model" are a mouthful thus no good for marketing, so the term "generative AI" was coined, because its an AI that generates stuff, great for marketing. All that is to say the marketing hoopla has distorted the meaning of words.
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  209.  @EwanMarshall  Yes I am aware of that but left-pad still has ~2m weekly downloads which means we have learned nothing and just proves the point of this article
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  210. ​ @iwolfman37 What is 2b2t? I only know the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft
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  211. 3:11 I fully expected a NordVPN segue here.
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  212. Considering this is China we are talking about, this would rank pretty low in the scale of crimes against humanity.
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  213. Exactly, haha
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  214.  @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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  215. How would you turn on the detector just before the particle hit the detector? Wouldn't you have to perform that action faster than speed of light for it to actually work?
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  216. Spoiler Ahead This was one of the best campaigns so far, Right behind the original MW2 if I say so myself. All the characters are well thought out and have personalities that you can relate to. None of the characters feel like they're fillers. The visuals are amazing and not overdone, the gameplay is fantastic with a ton of variety that always keeps you on the edge of your chair. I also agree with you on the ending being so abrupt, but it probably felt that way because there are two "endings" back to back. First one where you kill Graves, this one feels more personal and more fulfilling ending. Second where you stop the missile and kill Hassan. last but not least, the post credit is hype! Can't wait to see what we get for MWIII.
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  217.  @dejangegic  ps as in "docker ps", It probably stands for processes.
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  218. "10x faster" than built-in net/http, Sir I think the term you're looking for is BLAZINGLY FAST
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  219. Luckily I don't have to worry about hackers because none of my website have any users.
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  220. Cascading Parameters sounds like Prop Drilling no? If yes then it doesn't scale well.
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  221. 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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  222. Python is a great language I hope it doesn't end up in compatibility hell like JS/TS with Mojo.
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  223. Someone with the power to do something meaningful is actually doing it, I think I am gonna cry.
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  224. Don't decide what you do or don't based other's opinions, especially influencers whose whole job is to make money while giving hot takes. If you think something would be fun to learn and would be a great addition to your skills, go ahead and do it!
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  225. NSA punching air right now because they have to scratch off one more vulnerability off their toolbox.
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  226. IKR. It's mind blowing. I wouldn't order anything from Ubisoft to begin with but pre-ordering without gameplay from them is a recipe for disaster.
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  227. Simply speaking Vercel is basically a wrapper around AWS, so its essentially: AWS charges + Vercel's operational charges + Vercel's margin
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  228. Reset the counter!
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  229.  @therealb888  You can read every singel line of Signal's code, if you have time. It doesn't matter if government bans Signal or not. You can build it from scratch both server and client and be in control of everything. Imo it is the best OS project so far.
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  230. She already beat a lot of Americans when she didn't say "America" for A.
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  231. Not gonna lie, Meteor Hammer is the coolest weapon name you can come up with.
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  232. As if life wasn't worse enough, I can see a day where JavaScript will literally run on my brain.
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  233. At this point, React just feels like Apple of frontend frameworks. They "reinvent" what already exists and present it as Innovation. I loved and learned React for its simplicity but the more I used it the more I realised its just a false promise and anytime you want to do something even remotely useful, you have to throw the "simplicity" into a trash can. I wish in the future React fixes itself with a major non-backwards compatible version that just forgets existing React and applies the collective knowledge of decades to actually make a decent framework. Or It gets replaced by something already doing things right, like Solid.
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  234. Surprised you don't use query key factories in your code, this is something I learned from Tkdodo's blog and its been amazing because now I don't have to remember query key names if I want to invalidate them in any place.
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  235. I don't know what would be worse, a bad developer using Firebase or a bad developer rolling their own backend.
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  236. Hello Mr Scratches at a level 6, with deeper groves at level 7.
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  237. The segue into the multiverse theory is why I love this channel.
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  238. https://youtu.be/hSECorasSK8 For anyone looking for the said interview.
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  239. 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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  240. The point of the video aside, How can you tell your community to not harass this guy, but then constantly cuss at him and resort to personal attacks yourself? Grow up.
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  241. I used to work with Firebase a while ago so take this with a grain of salt. Yes, its okay to expose public config as long as you have setup the rules. Without the rules authorization doesn't exist, meaning any user can write to any other user. If you don't setup correct rules then Firebase will keep yelling at you with a red warning, but it is possible to ignore it and still proceed.
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  242.  @soumyadipdutta3982  The amount of people here comparing innovation with being a CEO of fortune 500 company is disappointing. But if we're going to talk about Pichai, he got his MBA from an US University.
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  243. In Firebase's defence they show a big red warning when deploying without proper rules. At least they used to when I worked with it a few years ago. On the other hand, I think its better for any platform to be restrictive by default so in Firebase's case, it shouldn't let you deploy without you understanding the implications of the rules. Something like this probably doesn't exist because the execs think its not important and creates a lot of friction for customers trying out the platform for this first time. Its the classic example of business goals undermining good security practices.
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  244. 2 log matlab 300 word ka essay, right?
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  245. Now they're saving face because the case blew up. Imagine the 1000s of cases where similar judgements are passed but no justice is served because the case didn't get enough public attention.
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  246. Kotlin is ❤️
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  247. So terrifying that the girl's only way to describe him was "a devil", I really want a vigilante Batman movie with this Batman.
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  248.  @monstajoedev  r/wooooosh nvm Reddit is down
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  249. When they said Rust is the safest language I didn't realise they were talking in terms of DEI.
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  250. Solution: Don't make unpopular games.
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  251. I can't wait to pay $200 to find that there are 7 R's in the word Strawberry.
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  252. "Stand proud Transformer, you are strong." - Mamba
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  253. I learned about: - Gentoo compiles everything from source - distcc - a tool to distribute C/C++ builds across network - NSAKEY - an alleged backdoor the windows by the glowies. This is the type of shitposting I like.
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  254. Buckle up, because it has just begun.
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  255. ​ @XNaos  What are you even saying? If they could optimize it that well they would've already done it.
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  256. I'll die alone. Without ever knowing love.
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  257. Whenever I run into obsecure issues like this, my first go to is to reproduce in a different browser. You'd be surprised how greatly this narrows down the issue. In this case it may not have helped immediately but if by some chance you inspected Firefox's dev tools, you would've noticed the styles. I know it doesn't have to be this way, but its something that has helped me in past with navigating this stupid mess we call web.
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  258. Finally some good content that isn't about reinventing the same thing or AI. Really enjoyed this one, threejs never fails to blow my mind.
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  259. ​ @tejasaditya551  It shouldn't matter how she got hired, the problem is she tried to teach something that she her self didn't understand well enough and that caused all the ruckus. If theres one thing to take away from this incident, its to screw courses and do your own research if you actually care to learn.
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  260. Very versatile woman not bothered by time or space.
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  261. As a JS cook, let me pull out my .reduce I will see you in a 0.99 millennium
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  262. Comparing it to a smartphone is giving it too much credit lol
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  263. He will surely bring us AGI Artificial Gambling Intelligence
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  264. If Phil is still learning design, then I am basically striking rocks together in my Figma cave.
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  265. This is probably it. In fact, if they were holding those business plan customers at a loss then it could even be a net positive.
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  266. At this AI might saturate its own fields and eventually kill itself so theres still hope.
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  267. Ek aur week ruko fir ye samne ayega ki Vedant Agarwal to accident ke samay ghar pe padhai kar raha tha... Sharm ati hain is desh mein rehte hue abto.
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  268. Shane is smarter, but Destin is smarter every day. So Destin will beat him eventually. Alright, I'll see myself out.
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  269. This video was certainly a surprise but a welcome one. Loved the pacing and expressions 🤣
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  270.  @jucelinocudecheque9607  No way, what was the third one?
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  271. Well this has actually happened already. So when dealing with dates and server side rendering there is an obvious problem. If you generate a date on server and then try to hydrate it on client then you get two slightly different dates because some time has passed between the two events. This results in a hydration error because the hydration needs the state to be the same between server and client. The proposed fix by react team is to monkey patch the standard Date class which is a horrible idea imo. I'd much prefer if they just gave their own wrapper around Date instead of messing with the standard classes.
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  272. Not a risk unless you actually have an account singed in on that website.
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  273. I'll be the devils advocate and say this is not an AI problem, its the good old SEO problem. AI has just been a significant catalyst to it. Websites know that if they don't appear on the first page of search results they're essentially non-existent. That's why instead of building organic content that automatically ranks higher in the search, for example wikis or docs, they just tend to take the shortcut of generating content with AI that's optimized for SEO. "optimized" here means to throw every SEO marketing buzzword under the sun into a long wall of text. It's never about delivering value, its always about ranking higher in the search. Funniest thing is that these sites probably make more money from ads than they do from actually selling their services. Its like a game exploit they find the trick to rank higher in the Google's search results then use Google Ads to make money.
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  274. Ah yes, the Senior SQL Model Manager
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  275. PirateSoftware: Stop killing games is disgusting! Ross: I would like to hear why you think that PirateSoftware: No.
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  276. Plot twist: It was actually a complimentary feature to Recall to make it easier to steal user data. They wanted it to be a walk in the park, hence the low attack complexity.
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  277. 8:40 Why should the end users understand or care about the infrastructure at all. Its like saying you need to fully understand the electric grid of your city to turn a light on or off in your room.
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  278. You couldn't make a less obvious ad lol
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  279. Oracle should also discontinue itself while they're at it.
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  280. What makes you think he hasn't already adapted it and the videos of past couple of years were just AI generated lol
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  281. It certainly feels like an unusual direction to move in, but I have stopped trying to make sense of what goes on in the JS land.
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  282. I wouldn't expect anything less from a guy who puts his first name in his company name. The only thing that worries me is that this will paint FOSS in negative light.
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  283. If your Chakras are imbalanced, it means you have a tailed beast sealed inside you.
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  284. They didn't cancel, just postponed, unfortunately.
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  285. Its cool to see how far Next.js can take React, but in the end Vercel is a private company so you always have to be cautiously optimistic.
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  286. Limiting it to an odd language like Java just screams of a company challenge lol
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  287. Yeah, it was a shock. Its like a kidnapper holding you at ransom but every once in a while he will take you out to some nice buffet.
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  288.  @Slashx92  It was the sales team pretending to be the trust and safety team 🤣
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  289. Thats just Java convention lol
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  290. Lagta hain Salman Khan se counselling lena start ki hain
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  291. Why does this sound too real. Also love your videos man!
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  292. 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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  293. This video is so well done, it felt like it was too short! Please do more!
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  294. Finally some real innovation in this field. Super hyped for Bun.
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  295. ​ Dont_Read_My_Picture  I will not. Thanks.
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  296. Earth is really unlucky to not have its own rings. Imagine living on Saturn and looking up the sky to witness the rings stroke through the sky in a wonder that can't be described as anything but a cosmic masterpiece.
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  297. 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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  298. Blue hair. Next step is the thigh high rainbow socks.
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  299. Wait you love Rust but don't know about OCaml? The initial Rust compiler was written in OCaml.
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  300. Thank god someone confirmed it, I actually had to recall how if statements worked lmao
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  301. You don't necessarily have to use the Tailwind classes inline, you can use the @apply directive to extract the style under a singular class name like "button" or "link" and use that class name to simplify your components.
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  302.  @MrAlRats  Why would you get a standing ovation for showing someone else's work....
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  303. I used to love Java, Until I found Kotlin 😁
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  304. Press F to pay respects 🗿 Press F to trigger 🤡
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  305. Also he wanted something minimal but the winner is the exact opposite of that. The redesign with the subtle animation was the winner for me.
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  306. Bring in Low Level Learning, would be fun to see whats actually happening at the instruction level. Especially if it can be compared to regular JavaScript code.
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  307. Meanwhile in a parallel universe: “Cat's Schrodinger"
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  308. This is just an overall sad situation. The maintainer who added the easter egg should've known better considering the scale of the project. (If true) The more sad part is companies which fired devs over it, or worse, learning that China is literally arresting people for celebrating their own festivals.
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  309. Massive respect for this women. You know she believes in what she is fighting for because she remembers everyone by name. Hate that she got interrupted so much with nonsense like "lets bring him up".
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  310. You know I had to pinch myself because someone was proposing a change to the spec instead of just creating yet another framework. I thought methods like these were forbidden and everything new had to be done via a new framework in JS land. These brave guys really challenging the status quo and I hope it works for them. /s
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  311. Would be interesting to see something similar with JS (node) vs Python.
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  312. This hits too close to home. I can put 10 callouts warning why this code is only a PoC and it would somehow still end up in production.
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  313. "How to center a <div>?"
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  314.  @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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  315. Yeah like every other new thing in JS Land, am I right?
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  316. Its time for penetration testing
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  317. More like respect for EU increased.
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  318. You forgot to talk about how a Regex with global flag maintains a hidden start index between calls and results in the most confusing behaviour.
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  319. Maybe invite Jeff Delaney (Fireship) on your stream? Would be amazing!
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  320. Turbopack + Next13 is going to be even better if we take Vercel's word on Turbopack. Granted its still very early for Turbopack.
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  321. Kotlin is honestly the way to go.
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  322. Understood!
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  323.  @MrOsefosef  No need for it, everything is JavaScript these days.
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  324.  @kirbwarriork3371  Yep it seems like a lot of information is left out just to create a clash between two different answers to two different questions.
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  325. Now we wait for the Kevin Fang documentary
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  326. The wrapper gave me class based components ptsd, hope it gets fixed soon.
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  327. *Insert Ryan Gosling Blade Runner meme*
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  328. I also respect the family, but what they're doing, hiding and dodging questions, is only making their case worse.
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  329. Calling this a critical Linux exploit is a bit ridiculous.
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  330. We don't need more hunters...
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  331. My man got sponsored by the shovel of the AI rush, a web scraping company.
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  332. "It was Logan Paul, an internet personality I trusted" Its just painful to hear.
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  333. In the same boat, but I think it's because this has more to do with Math and Cryptography than Programming.
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  334. 0:18 I'd argue any or every job there ever exists, "who you know" is probably one of the important bits if not the most important bit.
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  335. Like a mad villian he doesn't even leave his lair, he just lets the clones do his job.
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  336. A woman just survived a near death experience and of course a lot of people will make sexual jokes about it. People can be so gross behind their keyboards.
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  337.  @simonwinterstein348  There are 3 Abu's in the back of that vehicle if you read the subs, Abu Hajar (The protagonist), Abu Ridhwan (The camera man), Abu Abdullah (The villain screaming at Abu Hajar)
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  338. As someone from India I can confirm I have the worst spawn point.
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  339. In a month, Vercel could make a meta framework for LLRT
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  340.  @joejones9520  We haven't even searched a fraction of what's out there, hell we still find new species in our deep oceans and you say we are done exploring the space? How naïve can you be?
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  341. Finally a game dev (I assume)! This exactly sounds like an optimisation rather than property.
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  342.  @marcusclark1339  or Yeets
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  343. As an Android developer, Kotlin has been nothing short of life changing.
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  344. People often role their eyes at style guides, or having their PRs blocked because it doesn't follow a certain style rule. They don't understand how easy it makes for third parties looking at your code.
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  345. ​ @herp_derpingson  Humans have the ability of independent thought.
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  346.  @bunch_of_bees2606  thats the joke
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  347. I just want to see the Facebook management lose, Facebook as a software company has made some very influential contributions to OSS, without which the world wouldn't be same today. Would be a shame to see all of it go to waste.
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  348. The family definitely saw something and only they can answer what it was. But by hiding like this they're not helping their case, in fact they're making it worse.
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  349. If the media is ridiculing this incident then I am ready to believe there is some element of truth to this story.
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  350. I found about this insane story from Charlie and I hope more youtubers pick up this story because I doubt any cucked mainstream media would touch on this.
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  351. I think you mean Chromium not Chrome.
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  352. The humor is so dry I felt like I was standing right in the desert where NEOM was going to be built.
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  353. Did they try locating passengers phones? Every phone on that plan has to have been either an iPhone or Android and we already know both their parent companies aggresively track their users locations.
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  354. They said AI will take my job, where the hell is it?
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  355. The Streisand Effect strikes again!
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  356. ​ @t3dotgg  Where are the leaks, I checked the closed issues I can't find it.
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  357. Its a commercial airliner, with movements like that it would just simply break apart.
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  358. Not even a nightmare it's straight up impossible for a common citizen
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  359.  @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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  360. Jia Tan punching air right now.
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  361. The structural integrity of that rocket must be insane if it held up to those 3 flips. Hats off to the SpaceX engineers!
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  362. Solid point
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  363. TSA: uses no-fly list Criminals: Laughs in boats
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  364. They also own Tumblr
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  365.  @unperrier   I hope you're being sarcastic. xz was an elaborate supply chain attack, or at the least it was supposed to be. While this vulnerability which is hardly a Rust vulnerability and more of Windows vulnerability is the classic case of unsanitized input creating problems. The most important thing to differentiate here is that the Rust bug only happens when accepting user input in very specific conditions, so the attack surface is already tiny. A backdoor in comparison is way more serious because just by using a backdoored version of a lib your software immediately becomes vulnerable, so this is a huge attack surface. Worst part is you wouldn't even realise this because the backdoor is in one of the dependencies and not in your own code.
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  366. ​ @AnonymousTranquility Proof that cats are indeed liquid
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  367. 31:37 Technically, any trending page of any social media is already a trending page of UUIDs
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  368. I am happy to see my favourite creator Mr. Fireship Delaney make the list!
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  369. Its mind blowing that React is going to be the next PHP 😂
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  370. And the only good feature
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  371. Ths bigger question is, on whose order did they tamper the evidence?
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  372. For the empty dependency case you can create a wrapper around useEffect and pass an empty dependency array by default. Then use that wrapper everywhere instead of the vanilla useEffect. May be hacky but it works and you don't have to constantly worry about passing empty dependency arrays.
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  373. 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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  374.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  Basically it still looks old af
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  375. I maybe wrong, but a very simple solution could be to set a minimum age for packages and only reward them based on weekly downloads.
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  376. Ek aur week ruko fir ye samne ayega ki Vedant Agarwal to accident ke samay ghar pe padhai kar raha tha... Sharm ati hain is desh mein rehte hue abto.
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  377. You can't convince me Apple is not a full blown cult at this point - Gets applauded for home screen customisation - Gets applauded for a calculator app - Refuses to use industry standard terms
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  378. The first step to solving a problem is to admit that there is one. Indian leaders will never admit it, they will instead call criticisms like this hate speech or Western jealousy. Sure, India is better today in growth than what it used to be 25 years ago, but if you look at the average quality of life, there is very little improvement.
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  379. Imagine having to go through the entirety of brain rot that is Twitter. I feel sorry for Grok.
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  380. 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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  381. Oh my god
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  382. 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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  383. 11:15 That just hits too hard...
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  384. She killed him and then turned him into fossil fuel lmao
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  385. In a time where most people don't even credit the videos they react to, Prime watches a full blown ad on their video. Huge respect.
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  386. Tim Apple vs Epic Tim was not on my 2024 bingo card, but I am not complaining.
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  387. Truly rotmaxxed the 2025
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  388. "I think it set back a little girl's vision of what a woman astronaut could be an entire generation" Wow
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  389. It's so sad. Anyone with common sense would know that this wasn't a suicide. Unfortunately it will be lost to the corporate greed, in a few months nobody will even remember him. That's just the world we live in.
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  390.  @OneGuyWolfpack  I have seen it done directly and sometimes indirectly. I have even seen some advice which said you don't need to learn JS to start using React, which is just horrible advice.
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  391. I don't have the time right now, but someone please create an AI interviewee that just owns this AI. In theory it should be pretty easy, you just forward the questions to ChatGPT, convert the output to audio, play it on your microphone. I think both of these is possible with existing OpenAI APIs alone. For video you can either cook something intricate or just sit there trying to lip sync because I don't think they would be correlating what is being said to your lip movement.
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  392. 3. Borrow checker got to their head
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  393. The AAAAA stack Aero Astro AstraDB Angular Apache Server
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  394. Now I am actually wondering, what would happen if the internet only dropped during the first few keypresses when typing something.
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  395. From "get comfortable not owning your games" to "get comfortable not owning your company"
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  396. 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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  397. You can't complain about weird syntax if you're loving Svelte lol
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  398. Wait he is also the guy behind QEMU? Amazing!
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  399.  @jmc22475  If the future is predetermined, then whats point of probability?
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  400. Can we ignore the negativity and appreciate the other two women for encouraging the pianist to keep going.
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  401. That's makes sense, this event must be a tax write off on the money they make by making people addicted to gambling.
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  402. 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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  403. I seriously have a ton of respect for the editors and animators of this channel! ❤
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  404. If anything, this is a great example of why having a decent interpersonal relationship at work is important lol
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  405. I am in the same boat. It always infuriates me when someone reports an alien encounter but don't have shit to prove it, like how hard even is it to get one convincible picture?! I personally have a disposable smartphone that is synced to the cloud so if I ever run into ayy lmaos I am gonna catch them in 4k.
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  406. As someone who has previously worked with Android Studio which has a very similar graphical editor I love this! The only major problem is that the trade-off here is leaving the VSCode ecosystem and I don't think anyone will be willing to make it. If they make this a paid extension I would definitely pay for it because it would definitely streamline a lot of workflows.
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  407. As always the media shows the twisted truth. The animation is largely misleading. The plane was stationary on the runway, it was the IRS building that flew into the plane.
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  408. Maybe an odd take, but I think the frameworks are not bad its the business requirements that have gotten so ridiculous that as a result the rest of the web ecosystem had to evolve in an undesirable way. Everyone wants the best results with the least investment.
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  409. I can't stop laughing man
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  410.  @iiNoorbd  Where did I say that good CSS didn't exist before Tailwind? Its certainly did, but creating your own design system from scratch takes a lot of resources, time, and expertise. It is considered a massive undertaking and also the reason why ready made component and ui libraries become popular. Tailwind solves exactly that. It lets you adapt to any design very fast and build quickly. Of course there is a downside of the inline classes, the syntax is ugly. But it didn't take long for me to get used to and at this point its second nature for me, I can even immediately recognize it in other websites. Now I am not usually the one to fight over libraries, If something works for you go ahead and use it, but my DX with Tailwind has been phenomenal that I can't recommend it enough.
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  411. "Oh god, not people doing what they want with their money" I sure hope they won't complain when they receive a broken or incomplete game, or worse, some time in the future they find out they just don't own the game anymore.
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  412.  @NeimEchsemm  That should be on the official help page of ps 😂
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  413. What a start to 2024. Predicting JS in Linux kernel by the end of year.
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  414.  @MCTogs  The fact that you can avoid a lawsuit on the grounds of mental health is ridiculous. I used to think of Australia as this good little country in its own corner of the world but under the hood all countries are the same, consumed by greed and power.
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  415. Rest in peace Terry Davis. The smartest programmer thats ever lived.
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  416. 9:20 That didn't take long. Sora is here.
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  417. "Anymore"? It's always been like this, nowadays it just gets more attention because internet is easily accessible everywhere.
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  418. ​ @Iswimandrun  One thing I learned the hard way was to never build a good proof-of-concept or demo and present it to non-technical higher ups, it will 100% get shipped because "it works".
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  419. This was a good one, the build up to Concord was chefs kiss 😂
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  420. If you understand browser extensions then the system is pretty basic. It's the people who promoted it to build a massive user base are the real masterminds.
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  421. I don't know if I should laugh or cry.
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  422. Twitter's biggest problem, getting angry on others behalf.
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  423. I am glad that even for the smallest snippets you use in the video, you give proper credits, whether it is a movie or another creator. Not only it is fair, but it lets me, and probably many others, find channels that cover these same fascinating topics.
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  424. This seems insane haha Good video to watch during the weekend, thanks!
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  425. React Query is data agnostic, meaning it doesn't care how you provide it the data, via fetch, via XMLHTTTRequest, via axios or pull it from localStorage. All it cares about is that you give it a function that returns some data or throws an error. If the function returns the data it is considers a success, if it throws it is considered an error.
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  426. Am I missing something or does it do the same things that you can do with Tailwind + CVA (Class Variance Authority)? 🤔 Also you can easily achieve dynamic styles with Tailwind using CSS vars or plugins so its kinda questionable to downright dismiss it. Either way, it seems like another bloated CSS library.
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  427. That is not a man, that is just a soulless husk of once a man, now filled with greed and ignorance.
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  428. Satellites move on a set orbit and Earth rotates on a set axis. So theoretically if you can backtrack Earth's rotation and the satellite's orbit, you can figure out whether that satellite was even there when it happened.
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  429.  @mojtabaazeez5346  you're overestimating the abilities of LLMs. Look into how they work and you will realise why they can't be truly intelligent.
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  430. A drama so spicy it woke up the dormant Fireship AI like Megatron from Transformers.
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  431. I know its baffling. I just hope they continue making Rust a good language and not start treating it as some kind of vessel for political agenda.
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  432. Legend. Thanks.
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  433.  @RoarMcRipHelmet  Welp, I was hoping they would treat Enterprise users better since they're basically gaining them at the cost of their own reputation, but I guess not.
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  434. 3:39 If I am not wrong this is Perplexity / Perplexity AI which is also uses OpenAI models, so its even more ironic lol
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  435. Theo has almost gone full circle.
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  436.  @manasnagelia  I was serious, its just that the night is taking long!
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  437. Looking at low level languages always blows my mind because of how far we've come.
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  438. We have achieved ASI (Artificial Super Irony)
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  439. It seems like Barry Allen tried to save his mother again. Man this guy has to stop.
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  440. 0:38 its 1m, not 10m.
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  441. Same lmao
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  442. Looking at the comments, he wasn't joking about dying on this hill lmao
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  443. 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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  444. Raj Rajaratnam's mug shot was really something.
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  445. Yes, Serverless does scale effectively infinitely, but that means It's cost will also scale infinitely, and that is a scary thought.
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  446. The police is no different than doctors in this case
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  447. Probably the most thought provoking comment on this video.
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  448. Its the way of life.
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  449. Before you get into arguments like this you should always remember that your users don't give a sh*t about any of this. They want something that works and gets the job done.
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  450. More importantly fun to play and not riddled with political bs.
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  451. I think problem with the AdventOfCode challenge was that you literally said "Its a problem from AdventOfCode" in the prompt and pasted the problem word for word. AoC being a very popular coding event was likely part of the training data and this type of prompt is likely to align well with the model weights because of it. I think it would be interesting to see the results if the problem is completely rephrased and presented without the mention of AoC.
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  452. Can someone explain how does this happen? How does someone commit a backdoor into proprietary code?
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  453.  @keshavnarayan8277  Thats the whole point, No one should judge students based entirely on their ability to solve textbook questions...
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  454. "Twitch is always evolving" They took a line straight out of Charlie's book
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  455. The "print-ffuu" really caught me off guard, I can't stop laughing 😂
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  456. Call me crazy but the real problem here is serverless. At this point its like we are creating problems just so we could invent the solution.
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  457. Muta sliding in an indirect "I use Arch btw"
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  458. You can have trademarks for colors? Wtf.
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  459. Recommending someone to learn a framework before the building blocks (HTML/CSS/JS) easily takes the cake here for the worst take. This is how you create bad engineers who have existential crisis when they run into a real problem.
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  460. Always use burner cards for hobby projects.
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  461. I like the initiative but their idea seems brittle for a few reasons - Donations can easily turn into expectations for a lot of companies. "we donate 100k a year to your project, please prioritise fixing our issues over others" sort of thing. - $2k / per dev / per year is a big commitment unless you're already a big company. In some countries 2k is the monthly salary of the devs. I think it should be some % of revenue in addition to how dependant they're on the software. - It doesn't define who you should be donating to - independent maintainers, teams, companies? For example does it make sense to donate to nextjs since it is tightly coupled with Vercel. There are a lot of other intricacies like this that arise due to the nature of open source.
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  462. If JavaScript frameworks actually made the world a better place, the world would be heaven right now.
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  463. "Your honor it is true that I planned to scam my audience but the 2 criminals I hired, one of which who hired another criminal outscammed my scam and therefore my original scam is hereby invalidated, court dismissed" - Logan Paul
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  464. 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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  465. That's actually a quote from none other than Carl Sagan.
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  466. 💀
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  467. ​ @HappyDays-nk7iq  I am surprised they even called it perfect, I thought our egos would prohibit something like that.
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  468. Exactly my thought! This is a dead simple use case for AI and they're failing it
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  469. Because Prime left Netflix
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  470. But the real question is how does a driving license get suspended for not paying child support. Where the hell is the relevance?
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  471. 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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  472. "I have full faith in the judiciary system" Translation "I have bribed personnel in the judiciary system"
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  473. Interesting take, also if you look at the diagram the world line of STL ship starts below the point where Earth observes the supernova, This doesn't make sense because it implies that Earth somehow how sent off the STL ship before it observed the supernova? Technically it should start at or above any point on the time axis where Earth sees the supernova, as in implying Earth sent off the STL ship as soon as it observed the supernova. And if you actually put the origin of the STL worldline where it should be (when Earth observes the supernova) the causality violation disappears. I don't know if this is an error in the diagram or just me misinterpreting it, I would love it if someone else could confirm it.
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  474. Can you stop saying "allegedly" after every sentence...
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  475. Are you blind, they're not walking in the middle of the road.
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  476. I have always thought of undefined as language's default empty state, while null as the intentional empty state.
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  477. As someone who has been working with React, I can confirm that making a React app is more complicated than building a rocket these days.
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  478.  @unreachablesecretary  Trust me we'll figure something out, Not saying that we are the masters of the universe by any means but we have figured out seemingly impossible things and FTL communication is just that.
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  479. "Man what the f**k am I supposed to be excited about" "LEGS" thats some genius level editing
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  480. As always, the truth is stranger than fiction.
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  481. I am a programmer and Conway game of life was the first thing that I found really fascinating, It also sparked an interest for emergent behaviours. Rest in peace, John Conway!
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  482. Legendary
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  483. This would be a bad solution because the state can potentially be out of sync by 500ms or whatever arbitrary time you have picked. Imagine if someone pasted (not typed) a long text and hit submit within interval, they would recieve incorrect value. This is why uncontrolled input is the way to go, if you still want the input value in state you can hook up a setState in the onChange, or just use the reference.
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  484.  @jonahfalcon1970  We'll see in a few months if anything comes of it. I really wish something would, but knowing the world it will be just swept away silently.
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  485. I can't wait to see Logan Paul on the wall of shame.
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  486. From a developer standpoint its pretty useless, but from a business stand point the SEO and load times that SSR provides are a big deal.
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  487. What an amazing explainer Dr. Shaw is. I love how he got excited when Derek mentioned he brought a special lense!
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  488. This is mind blowing production quality and the fact its free to watch is insane!
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  489. 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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  490. I am in the same boat, I have seen so much shit since 2020 an alien encounter would actually be uplifting.
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  491. 10 million tokens? Pretty sure its 1 million.
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  492.  @madduckling4436  I am not trying to hate religion here, but religion has always been a belief system centered around one's self, its the idea that if I worshipped god he'll do right by ME, or the god has a plan for ME. So when and if we encounter an intelligent alien civilization and learn that they don't have the same idea of god or religion it would be very upsetting at the least for a lot of people. Again this is a big if and you're free to believe what you want but an encounter with intelligent aliens will change us forever. For better or worse, only time will tell.
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  493. "Nature's many attempts to evolve a Javascript framework"
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  494. Yep but there are two problems with it, 1. The complexity would be 2^n where n is the number of elements 2. Avoiding duplicates could be tricky
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  495. Not sure what you mean here. Tailwind itself is production ready. But if you want a component library built on top off Tailwind theres a few that immediately come to mind. Tailwind UI, Daisy UI, Headless UI.
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  496. I have heard of the idea of white holes but the way this video built up to the theory of white holes was truly mind blowing. It felt weird because I have no physics background but thanks to the great narration and visuals, things made sense!
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  497. Degenerative AI.
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  498. Isn't this literally the basis for religion? Replace Basilisk's mercy with heaven and its torment with hell.
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  499.  @ujayet  Man you underestimate the incompetency of these companies
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  500. I hope this lawsuit puts an end to this grifter, once and for all.
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  501. He was probably using ReactDOMServer
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  502. Yep our education system is old and out of touch with the modern world. It only lives to suffocate students and kill creativity.
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  503. I think it would be abnormal if there wasn't any new frameworks before GTA 6
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  504. This is ironically a very "gamer" thing to do.
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  505. This is a great point. There is a place for low code tools but if you think you can do everything with low code then its just a recipe for disaster. For example, Appsheet is really good at abstracting away the Google Sheet complexity but if you want to build a product on top of it then its going to be impossible.
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  506. What you can do in the dev tools is usually outside of the scope of any security specification. If your website can be compromised from the dev tools its not a language problem, its an implementation problem.
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  507. You think chess is a random subject coming from GM Charlie? I mean did you even witness his pogchamps win?
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  508. I got into computers because of video games and today after 20+ years I am software engineer. I will never stop to get fascinated by computers. this comment, this video, this website, the internet - all 1s and 0s. Its crazy that we put electricity through a bunch of sand to make it perform math, and that basically is what makes the world go around today!
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  509. It would be hella satisfying to see Apple meet the same fate as Meta.
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  510.  @petersalinas805  stepped forward with what? This shady story full of holes? The guy Angel said he has more to show, where is it?
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  511. 16. data.txt
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  512. I can't with the kitty running around 😭
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  513. It may be due to a limitation on whatever wifi card your device uses.
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  514. Man you've fallen off. Your reviews used to be something I looked forward to. They used to be decent and somewhat objective, but nowadays, they spout more political vomit and does more mental gymnastics to justify your narrative than the actual material you're reviewing. Unsubbed, good bye.
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  515. If theres one thing us webdevs love, its running around in circles.
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  516. The only way to prevent it is to train a model from scratch on limited data. But at that point the investment gets so big it outweighs the returns.
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  517. ​ @drksideofthewal  You're underestimating the hate for IRS.
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  518. My only gripe with this movie is that why didn't they roll the last round 😂
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  519. I am glad there is collective hatred for Outlook when it comes to emails.
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  520.  @Penguin1400  Do you even read what you're writing? By removing the part he instantly made himself look worse. If he owned up to it then it would've been more respectful, but he choose to delete it without talking about it, that's scummy.
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  521. Its great to know what tools you prefer, but you should shed some light on what you actually ship with these otherwise this video comes off as "you can do anything with this stack"
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  522. 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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  523. I am tired of Twitter giving more "trust me bro" statements. If you don't have anything to show just kindly shut the f up.
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  524. "The right man in the wrong place can make all the difference in the world."
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  525. With the amount of time webdev goes full circle I am surprised we never get dizzy.
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  526. Exactly! They're fundamentally different because the latter ties the sleeping beauty being awake to the probability of the coin toss while the former doesn't. I am genuinely confused about what the point of this video is.
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  527. Your point doesn't really make sense, In the worst case scenario Tailwind will have to bundle only a fixed size CSS, for an average scenario a lot of the unused CSS is pruned so the size is even smaller. Depending on how you write your custom CSS it will only grow with the project. And good luck writing custom CSS that is maintainable, reusable and scales well with the rest of the project. If you managed to write custom CSS that meets all three of these requirements, congratulations you just reinvented Tailwind CSS.
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  528. One thing thats most sketchy about it is the training data. To have this level of quality in the output you would need massive amounts of diverse data, when I say massive I mean petabytes. There is no way they had licensed every bit of it. Not only would that be expensive, but extremely impractical. So I am assuming a large part of the training data was just YouTube videos. I mean, where else would you get the same video, in multiple resolutions, multiple languages, captions, multiple genres and basically anything you could ask for. When you think about it, YouTube is just a massive unorganised training data if you have the resources. If you had a popular video on social media, then chances are you contributed to training Sora. Whether you like it or not. I would hope theres some regulation in place which prevents these companies from just straight up stealing the data to train their models or someone would strong arm OpenAI to open about their data but with Microsoft behind them, its just wishful thinking.
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  529. Same here in India, I only use it because everyone else just refuses to ditch it.
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  530. ​ @LowLevelTV  So the backdoor is planted using some existing vulnerable code on the device, which is why shutting down the device requires reinitialization of backdoor, that makes more sense, thanks!
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  531. All these "techfluencers" are always pretentious to some extent. They'll do a hot take for the sake of doing a hot take because it gets more engagement.
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  532. It doesn't affect my Lamborghini, won't fix.
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  533. I don't think most devs break down huge chunks of code into files to hide complexity as much as they do it for the sake of maintainability and reusability. The benefits become immediately clear when you're working with a sizeable team.
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  534.  @shorya_ss  The whole point is that scores shouldn't matter.
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  535.  @keshavnarayan8277  "Kids always be like that textbook question" I don't understand what you mean here On the standard of questions, everyone only cares about the correct answer, no one cares about how that answer was derived, In a nutshell our education system teaches us "what" to do with the problems but not "why" we do it. Intuition goes a long way.
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  536. Unless its a model that's trained on specific data I don't think theres a practical way to prevent a jail break, is there?
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  537. 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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  538. Finally some real innovation in this field.
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  539.  @Gnulcho  Reminds me of my favourite quote: "God is the most uninteresting answer to the most interesting questions"
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  540. 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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  541.  @quantifiablyqorrect2905  source?
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  542. I am dying laughing at this 😂
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  543. What movies have you been watching lately, because that's just a pipe dream.
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  544. It's getting really tough to pick an OS between Arch, Nix, TempleOS and Windows 7
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  545. Thats great to hear man, Congratulations!
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  546. The blackhole still looks more clear than CCTV footage on Earth.
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  547. Well, Of Course I Know Him. He's Me.
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  548. Can someone ELI5 why is this a good thing? Wasn't Silkroad the big bad of black market websites where you could buy very questionable stuff and services. Also what is Trump's motivation behind this? I know he certainly didn't do it out of the goodness of his heart.
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  549. 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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  550. I am honestly tired of hearing about every new pretentious framework/libray/langauge. I am just gonna keep using the thing that puts food on the table, that is PHP.
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  551. Damn you pulled out a classic 💀
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  552. This is the only time I wish that the FBI is involved and the whole MAP thing is a honeypot to lure actual predators.
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  553. That should be the takeaway from this incident. Easter eggs shouldn't be in libraries.
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  554.  @nordern1  Good point. Another solution could be to reward for age + downloads over time and analysing the dependants but it would be complicated to get right.
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  555. I think BDSM is the best module system introduced to JavaScript ecosystem.
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  556. Respect updating the comment after 3 years lol
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  557. 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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  558.  @baka_baca  I feel you. But imo both the developers and React are to blame here. React is too low level for building apps. You absolutely need a framework or at the least a solid set of conventions that stop the "entropy" in a codebase from getting out of hand. React being unopinionated about everything has only contributed to this problem.
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  559.  @CoolWorldsLab  Hate to be that guy, but 404 is a code for a network request that means the thing you're trying access doesn't exist. Because we know that black holes do in fact exist, I think a more accurate analogy for blackholes would be a corrupted sector on a hard disk. 🤓
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  560.  @sw7210  I am ready to believe the family, as long as they can answer these and some other questions. 1. Why did they take a month to come out with their story? 2. Why is there zero evidence of their encounter? - The ring camera footage is so shit you can't even know if its related - The video is not evidence. Because if you have to alter the evidence in order to see the actual evidence it can't be considered evidence. It needs to be readily apparent. - The circle was already there before according to Google Earth. It just got mixed into the "evidence" Now I am not saying the family is a bunch of hoaxers, but they have presented nothing compelling so far. They allegedly spent an hour with aliens in their back yard, had a month to prepare before going public, and this is the best they can come up with? You see how if you put emotions aside and use logic their case starts to look really bad.
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  561. Kick is backed by a gambling business, go figure.
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  562. 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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  563. When the JS devs got tired of creating new frameworks, they went for the runtimes.
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  564. 10:26 longest attention span in 2025
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  565. Just when you think Elon can't get any more childish he starts chewing on more crayons.
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  566. OpenAI is nothing without its people.
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  567. Since BBC didn't care enough to mention it, the star is named HD 10067. The system has 6 planets but none are in the Goldilocks zone.
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  568. No drama? This has to be a husky in disguise!
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  569. I'd pay 8 billion dollars to see his face during these calls.
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  570. Logging in just so you could ls your own godamn file system feels like a dystopia.
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  571. A .config folder sounds good. But even better would be a config standard that encourages one language, preferably JSON, so we don't end up with config files written in YAML, JSON, JavaScript etc
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  572. Correct me if I am wrong but why can't we have two clocks at a distance, a button that sets them both to zero. Once they're both set to zero, we fire the light, as soon as light touches the clock 1 it starts ticking and same for the clock 2. Now measure the difference between the elapsed on both clocks and that should tell 1 way speed of light?
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  573.  @1112viggo  I agree. Even I have thought of this myself from time to time. Even though we call it fantasy, imagination or fiction, in the end, our ideas will always be limited by the frontier of knowledge. It's near impossible for us to comprehend on what level a civilization far ahead of us could think on. What if they can compress the stars so it's the size of a football, what if instead of harnessing more and more energy they optimize their technology such that their energy consumption is close to zero. It's almost scary because it reminds us how little we know. We are like ants in search of giants.
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  574. CJI: I need to consult my lawyer before I answer that question
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  575. Being 4chan, I am surprised they didn't find a way to indefinitely increase the size of personal boundary, that way they don't need as many people.
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  576. ​ @matthewgoodman434  Are you joking. You have the best last name ever.
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  577. Someone that Coffee interviewed went to Bloomberg with this story way before the collapse but they rejected the story because they didn't wanna sever connections with FTX.
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  578. Oh it used Svelte for its dashboard? I am switching immediately.
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  579. You mean you had Adam Savage around but he wasn't part of the design process? WHY?
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  580. This trend has gotten so worse that any day to day item that has words AI or app in them is automatically a no for me.
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  581. Its quite concerning that people talk about how good x model is but never about how it got so good. I am not talking about a particular company, I am talking about any company with a private commercial LLM. Where do they get the training data, what actually happens to your conversation with the LLMs. Do people actually think that flicking a switch saying "Don't use my data for training" is good enough? Just imagine, people basically dump anything and everything into these LLMs without a second thought and that data will eventually be used to train more LLMs whether they like it or not. OpenAI's practices were already questionable and now we have Deepseek, a Chinese company in the game, and we all know how good China is at data privacy. Not to sound like a tin-foil doomer but I think the worst thing to come out of the AI race is going to be the death of privacy.
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  582. 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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  583. Interesting information. Unfortunately all you need is money to overrule these.
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  584. Its not exploitive if the people consented to it and knew what they were getting into
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  585. This is a very niche market to target, but good luck to Resend. That said, have you heard of MJML? Its same thing without the managed part.
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  586. Also what a lot of people don't seem to understand is that OpenAI WILL use the research produced by Deepseek in order to better their own models while simultaneously playing the victim.
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  587.  @Mikoto332  This was just before the elections, once elections started doing rounds the media had already forgotten about it.
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  588. Are people really surprised that MKBHD is an Apple sheep? If you had paid attention to his commentary and content you probably would've figured it out years ago. I am just glad he is being rightfully called out.
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  589. I am surprised neither the library nor the end users had visual testing in place to catch something like this.
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  590. He is the perfect example of what an educator should be
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  591.  @sdc8591  You must be fun at parties, Oh wait nevermind, you gotta leave the keyboard to attend parties....
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  592. It sucks that Theo didn't even get to the best part of the article - Zorro The Anti-Victimizer (The comment is now deleted sadly)
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  593. "His head may be under the stone" Breaking news: Pompeii man presumed to be dead for about 2000 years resurrects himself to slap the new reporter.
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  594. How can you be smart enough to understand nuclear physics and be dumb enough to handle radioactive materials with screwdrivers and bare hands at the same time?
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  595. Also a glaring privacy problem.
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  596. One age group this video is missing are kids, I bet they would nail every single answer.
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  597. I have always found comfort in this interpretation. "We are the universe trying to understand itself"
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  598. Fun fact, Will Smith won an oscar for that slap right after.
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  599. Pokemon: Hammer and Sickle
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  600.  @honkhonk8009  It wouldn't be impossible to be honest. You would just have to know what you're doing.
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  601. I am mainly speaking from the point of view of mixing legacy JS code with TS.
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  602. Honestly, things like Next and Vite make working with React very likeable.
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  603. The ending 💀
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  604. Not really, you only need the callback setter if your doing consecutive setState calls
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  605. Its very simple you see, the Dreadco box is a battery.
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  606. They always want strong female characters, but when they do get one they turn her into a pathetic cry baby. I don't get it.
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  607. My friend, you can't really answer this question because it will always lead to a recursive paradox. Consider this, If you find an answer to everything then what is stopping you from asking why is this answer the answer and not something else?
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  608. ​ @LocalSlasher  Shadowbanning basically means its taken out of recommendations and feeds. The video still stays up but it just doesn't get enough traction and dies as a result.
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  609. Agreed, YouTube was a terrible example because its a complex hybrid of both a site and an app.
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  610. If PHP gets you a Lambo, then RoR gets you a Pagani.
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  611. ​ @dealloc  You can do it using the integrity attribute, it's generally a hash of the script, so any time the script changes and the hash doesn't, it fails to load the script. However in this case it's impossible to do because the script changes based on the user's browser so you can't know the hash in advance.
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  612. Well done internet and social media. Always reaching the new lows.
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  613. I am glad you didn't go easy on him after his latest response. It was crazy to see how many people sympathised with his victim card on Twitter.
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  614. I feel like the only reason someone wouldn't do the same with a human is because the human can defend itself and has rights. Suddenly robots wanting to make us extinct seems like a reasonable thing.
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  615. Two types of people: 1. People who love Tailwind 2. People who hated Tailwind, but love it now (includes me)
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  616. So you're telling me that the guy whose entire personality is built around flaunting money to kids is a douchebag? I bet no one saw that coming!
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  617. I refuse to believe that Jia Tan is a single person, its most definitely a group of people.
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  618. 4:24 Time to bring back the old channel name "Angular Firebase" 🤣
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  619. To be honest, its a self feeding vicious cycle. People post about their lives on social media to get some validation and feel relevant, people whose lives probably aren't going all too well start to take a shit on them because self-projection, the same people post more videos to validate themselves further. It just never ends. The best way is to get off of social media or disconnect it from your personal life.
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  620. Him not winning any awards would be plausible, but him not even being nominated for a single category is really sketchy.
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  621. I think Rust foundation's April fool's joke got late because it took too long to compile.
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  622. This is the way
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  623. Don't sweat it guys, it was Mark Zuckerberg.
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  624. @@nukecrayon6933 A YouTube channel which investigates modern day scams and frauds.
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  625. So the acid wasn't boiling or lethal to begin with? God theres lazy writing and theres this.
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  626. When it started I didn't agree with Matt's ways but I understood his reason behind doing this. Now, nothing makes sense, he seems to be on full schizo mode.
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  627. This always hurts my brain to imagine. Because a photon cannot experience time, it can be everywhere at all times. Imagine that.
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  628. Its easy to say that, but when you think about it, how do you even look for something that you don't know?
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  629. This is probably it. In fact, if they were holding onto the business plan customers at a loss then it could actually be a net positive for them.
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  630. Came to Fireship
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  631. Reddit was one last "social media" that was actually good, of course it had the bad sides depending on how you used it, but the resource value Reddit had was Insane. For programmers it was basically Stackoverflow but better.
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  632. Last I checked, he was waiting for his JIRA ticket. Hope he can get the ticket before holidays.
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  633. Fully agreed, if a company ignores the context of why you took some time off or why you stepped down from a position its a red flag.
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  634. By today's valuation Satoshi has ~58 billion dollars worth of BTC.
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  635. I have never seen this syntax before, is this done using variants or plugins?
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  636. 📄✍️ + Intermediate Erlang engineer
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  637. They don't belong in libraries. Libraries are contracts. Contracts which are expected to fulfill particular needs. They should never deviate from their original deliverable without being explicitly clear.
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  638. "Salaa banduk haath mein aa gayi to heejda bhi apne aap ko bhagwan samaj ne lagta hain"
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  639. The AGI is just as far away as the year of Linux desktop.
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  640. 7:08 My mans risking demonetization just to deliver a proper meme. Salute!
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  641. Goddamn it. Missed opportunity to name it ~Xx420Twitter420xX~
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  642. "What is the probability that the coin toss was heads?" Answer: 1/2 "What is the probability that the coin toss that woke you up was a heads?" Answer: 1/3
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  643. I would love to see some breakdown of where the 15 billion went.
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  644.  @coolaj86  Lets collaborate 🤣
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  645. Imagine being smart enough to write an exploit in plain sight that surpasses almost all detection methods, only for it to be busted because some guy (Andres Freund) is benchmarking Postgres and his SSH login is using higher CPU than usual. Humans are generally considered the weakest link in a security chain, but this incident shows that they can also be the strongest link.
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  646. Your humour with your expression less monotone voice is the best combination
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  647.  @natescode  Possible errors that are easy to catch and fix*
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  648.  @reed6514  But the thing is with code it would be much easier to catch and fix bugs, even during reviews you can catch some easy errors. The rest you can catch via testing. With regex there always tend to be some hidden behaviours that are hard to catch, and they only become worse as the regex grows longer.
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  649. I used to hate math as a kid, but its channels like this that make me wanna start learning it again.
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  650. Would've been more worth while
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  651. "Context" You someone's done goofed when these word drops.
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  652. Funny you think they don't already do that
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  653. That was disappointing. Using Express and then saying its a CSS backend. It is the equivalent of using a templating language. I expected him to somehow make a compiler for CSS that would handle the requests, routing and basically everything that Express is doing here.
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  654. Trusting a random picture in the era of AI is crazy.
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  655. Why did Leo Szilard cross the street? To make an atomic bomb. I'll see myself out
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  656. Its downright sinister when you realise that you don't even have to endorse honey for it to affect you as a creator. They strategically targeted big creators so as a small creator the chance of your audience overlapping with one of the big ones like MrBeast are very high, and it means if someone installed it from MrBeast and clicks on your affiliate link then your link gets sniped as well. Let that sink in, you may have never even heard of Honey but they stole your money. This is just on Youtube, it can very well be happening across platforms because a browser extension is not bound to a website.
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  657. Screw the exploit, I wanna see their Firebase bill.
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  658. This Batman had potential, Too bad they missed the opportunity.
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  659. Call me crazy but him wanting to become a woman may have been motivated by the fact that in our society woman are generally perceived to be safer around children than men are. It's disgusting.
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  660. It makes me sad that this video doesn't even have a million views.
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  661. Serverless is not an ultimate solution, you still want a stateful backend in majority of cases.
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  662. Everyone else: gudoh Me: go dot
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  663. Venture Capital, basically a company that gives you money to make money if they think your company has potential.
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  664. Shower Thought: Lucid dreaming is the best FPS game you'll ever play.
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  665. CUDA, the shovel of the AI gold rush.
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  666. Respect for making it open source.
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  667. He seems like Filipino Joseph Seed.
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  668. He must be really dense if he shared your video but didn't recognise your voice lol
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  669. Almost half way through, I love that you're completely transparent about using companies that fund your channel. And last but not least, its relieving to see you make the same silly mistakes that I do 😅
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  670. LEMMiNO Putting massive production studios to shame. One video at a time.
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  671. You sir are a legend for making this video free.
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  672. "Gaslighting is not real" - Adobe Inc.
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  673. Funny how a half ton cow doesn't knock anything around the house unlike a tiny cat.
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  674. People calling out American media like they turned into these spineless creatures in a matter of days. No, it has been like this for ages, you just turned a blind eye to it because it didn't affect you.
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  675. ​ @Casual93 He literally stated that this is a three-sigma detection. How is that too sensationalist.
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  676. AI would make things ten times worse if we let it do all the security checks.
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  677. I don't think its arrogance, its merely a limit of our current understanding.
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  678. Rumor is, by the day Diesel and his crew live the family life, by the night they break into farms and steal hay bales and get into high speed chases.
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  679. This genuinely makes me wonder, is this a failure of an education system or do these people just don't care about knowledge.
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  680. The family needs to tell the truth or admit it was a hoax. This game of cat and mouse is only going to cause distress for everyone involved.
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  681. Man slow down, I am in the middle of migrating to Pocketbase!!!
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  682. What do you mean by 50% open source is fake open source? If you use an open source license on your project it is open source regardless of your personal beliefs.
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  683. 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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  684. You can say he made a minor edit to his Tweet.
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  685. I doubt humans will even leave our own solar system, Unless we sort out our own differences and work together as one.
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  686. The incident was an accident, but the gift cards were planned, approved and handed out with an intent. This just goes to show that they care more about saving face than help their customers. Their service costs upwards of $180 per device per month. If you make a very conservative example of a company where 100 devices need Crowdstrike, that's $18k a month. The $10 gift card means absolutely nothing in comparison, if anything it's an insult, a f*** you. If they really want to show that they care, they should waive their service charges for a few months for the affected customers. Anything less would be an insult. Last but not least, this is just wishful thinking, but this should be treated as a cyberattack with Crowdstrike brought to court and held accountable.
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  687. By today's valuation Satoshi has ~58 billion dollars worth of BTC.
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  688. I am legitimately blown away by the fact that people fall for the double your money scam. Its the most low effort and obvious scam.
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  689. If you're watching Kick, please reevaluate. Fixed.
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  690. When I first write a regex only I and god understand what it does. When I look at the same regex later only god understands what it did.
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  691. Only goes to show what India is missing out on, Our education system is in desperate need of an overhaul.
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  692. It would've been more believable if they astral projected Doom Slayer hacking and slashing demons and stealing the BFG 9000 on Mars.
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  693. Exactly! Pre-ordering is the biggest con AAA companies have played for the longest time.
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  694. Sisyphus tricking Thanatos into tying himself sounds like something straight out of Tom & Jerry.
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  695. Not going to lie, that game feels pretty decent. No complex shit just dead simple fun with cars.
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  696. Disappointed but not surprised. Hate to see where the world is heading with the dark side of the AI.
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  697. What does that mean? CORS doesn't have any significance outside of browsers
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  698. Lmao ikr
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  699. I always thought CoffeeZilla is a chaotic alter ego of ColdFusion, and here you are.
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  700. Exactly! I came back to check and I don't think any news channel is following this case actively anymore. Media is shameless, spineless filth that is no different than the corrupt system they report on.
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  701. "The Teletubbies began with "MLG Teletubbies""
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  702. "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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  703. Well... How do you explain writing this comment then? From the neurons firing in your brain due to the urge to write this comment, to the electricity running on your computer, all function because they experience time. If time didn't exist this shouldn't be possible. Our understanding may be incomplete but everything we know so far about the universe tells us that time exists.
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  704. I don't think Flutter has as much adaptation or maturity for web to belong in this survey.
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  705. We have come full circle haven't we? We started with server side static HTML, it felt too bland so we invented stuff like jquery and dom manipulation libs, manual dom manipulation got too complex so we invented libraries like react, turns out doing everything on client side was a bad idea so now we need to go back to statically generated HTML again.
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  706. Kejriwal is just a lost stand up comedian.
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  707. Theres two types of people, - People who hate tailwind - People who hated tailwind
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  708. Sharing the family's location like that is really irresponsible journalism.
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  709. Me: Looks at the dog on swing DDOI: Unfortunately I have some bad news Me: Panik
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  710. I think they have a bigger fish to fry at the moment, Yuzu.
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  711. I wouldn't say she is smart, more so that the bar for being considered smart is too low in USA. I think they teach names of different countries in schools in most countries.
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  712. Bugorski: I survived a proton beam through my head. Particle Accelerator: I SURVIVED A RUSSIAN.
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  713. You just haven't met the true die hards. They could bottle up Tim Cooks fart and sell it for $1000 and the fan boys would still defend it.
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  714. ​ @frankhemstra634  Maybe your bar for a perfectly fine game is too low. You can knockout a trooper wearing an armored helmet with bare hands, that's a failure of basic combat mechanics. I don't know what's remotely good about this game, let alone perfectly fine.
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  715. That Edge ad on Chrome page is equivalent to those fake popups telling me there are single hot moms in my area.
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  716. The issues discussed here are mainly there due to the nature of the medium which is radiowaves, you can make as many smart algorithms as you want but at the end you'll be transmitting over radiowaves which have these shortcomings.
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  717. Long post ahead. I have done some digging on this project since it blew up so let me share some of my findings. Pieter is your average hustler/builder type of dude who has a massive following on twitter and his online personality revolves around building niche startups and of course selling you his formula for a small price of $30 so you to can become him. There no way to verify if he actually makes the money he claims. The game was built entirely using AI, there is no doubt about it. Because if you look at the source in browser, its a single massive HTML file with more than 5,000 lines of code. No sane developer would write code like this. The funny thing is that there is no architecture like load-balancing you mentioned, he is just straight up rawdogging websockets that send all player data to all players. (More on this later). If its not obvious, the sole reason for the popularity of the game is his massive following of 0.6 million people. I have no way to verify if he has actually made money with this but considering the brainlets that live on Twitter, I wouldn't be surprised if people paid for it. Technically speaking, the game is not that impressive, its like a demo project that you make when you're starting out game dev. Its his following that makes it seem like its the end of game development. Remember the websockets? Because of how the game uses websockets, it has been hacked a few of times already and he is lucky the hackers were nice people and just added bunch of triangles that shoot you and not some vile sh*t. Even I "hacked" it myself by just changing the speed variables to go insanely fast, yeah you don't need to shell out $30 to go fast. This is because the game blindly broadcasts every player's data to every other player who is currently playing without any validation. So you can basically do anything as long as you can make sense of the 5k LoC codebase. Some nice game devs tried to point out these issues to Pieter but instead of taking them into account he flipped out and said that game devs are trying to gatekeep the field and their days are over. Yeah makes no sense to me either. I agree with your take on the popularity, I'd be surprised if he can keep it going for more than a few months. It's a quick cash grab, he knows it and is milking it to the fullest. If anything, my takeaways are as follows: - This is an overhyped project that only blew up only because of its already popular author. You can't replicate his success. - There are companies and even some individuals who are stupid enough to shell out huge amounts money just because its something popular. - This is not the end of game development. Just another Twitter AI slop. - I don't hate Twitter enough.
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  718. Yeah feels like a meaningless video, but I did like the segue into the multiverse theory.
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  719. As someone who is from Gujarat I have been eating Balaji since I was a kid. To this date, a 20rs Balaji Cream & Onion is my go to snack in the evening. The taste is still the same, the quantity is still satisfying, I wouldn't give it up for anything else. Seeing this underrated brand in some spotlight makes me happy.
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  720.  @esmanurbugday2010  No it doesn't work, by chopping your hand you wouldn't truly be touching your elbow, Because when you cut off your hand all the sensory connections of your hand to your brain would also be cut so you may be able to "touch" your right elbow with your right hand, But you will not "feel" it in your brain.
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  721. A dog in sheeps clothing.
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  722. No/Low-Code is like wanting a custom painting but then using an image from the internet and printing it using your office printer.
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  723.  @budbin  Amazing reference haha
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  724. So basically Posthog with a report button?
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  725. Honestly, I like the alien spaceship theory just because its more entertaining and interesting lol
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  726. Watching you increase the speed just so the video would end and you could talk was hilarious 🤣🤣
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  727. Then he said... two great minds 😂
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  728. The justice system is hopeless.
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  729. Thank god he showed the abort signal at the end, because I wouldn't believe Tkdodo would use something hacky as the ignore solution lol
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  730. RESET THE COUNTER!
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  731. Interesting idea! In theory yes they would be at rest relative to each other but like you mentioned its not known if the expansion of the universe would affect at this scale.
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  732. This video is my motivation. Everytime I feel overwhelmed by tech I just watch it to feel better.
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  733.  @iiNoorbd  Kind of hard to not think of your original comment as a shitpost when you start with "Tailwind is for bozos" As for the performance, Your metric of bytes sent seems very inconsistent when comparing different approaches. For example Tailwind will send HTML with inline CSS, so its HTML file may vary in size but the CSS bundle will always be the same. If you use modular CSS, your HTML files will have comparatively smaller sizes but the browser might have to request multiple CSS bundles which may result in multiple HTTP requests. I think we live in an age where its pointless to think of bytes of CSS sent as a performance metric, no matter what approach you use. Unless you're sending 10s of mbs of CSS, in that case there is clearly something wrong.
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  734.  @iiNoorbd  "Seems like according to you barely anyone was writing maintainable, reusable and scalable CSS" There. As for my position, I still stand by what I said earlier. Creating a full fledged design system is not easy. If you and your team of devs and designers think its a piece of cake, thats great, you have some nice talent onboard! As for your advice about "Just get better", I have worked with vanilla CSS, SCSS, component / ui libs, styled components etc while they work and do what they say, none of them have allowed me to be more productive than Tailwind, and thats why I will always have a strong opinion of it. Not the point of this conversation, But if someone in my team proposed a different and potentially better way to do things, or if they are having a hard time understanding why we do the things the way we do, I would love to discuss it with an open mind rather than jumping to replace them because they don't want to do it my way. But hey, how others run their teams or company is not my business.
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  735. For being a Veritasium video I am surprised how little thought was put into it.
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  736. ​ @tejas.a06  Did Piers apologize?
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  737. Never wear a cap again please 😂
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  738. The most terrifying thing about radiation is not that it will kill you, it will make you wish you were dead. Its truly the most painful way to die.
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  739. This is an amazing video that showcases actual work involved in finding CVEs
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  740. As a JS dev this isn't even satire at this point. React went through state > useState > useContext > redux > useReducer > redux toolkit > flux > mobx > jotai > zustand > react-query > URLs and localStorage Basically we went full circle to PHP
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  741.  @keshavnarayan8277  I am lost with what you're getting at...
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  742. Black Holes: The Key to Understanding the Universe Book by Brian Cox and Jeff Forshaw
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  743. Game journalists trying to complete the tutorial be like:
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  744. See the difference is that Walkman claims to be a portable audio player and it does that job well. So there is nothing wrong with that.
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  745.  @starllama2149  It sure is a good language. But the fact they're starting to push an agenda means its only going to get worse. I have no problems with DEI, but this just seems like a completely wrong place to shove it.
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  746. As a JS dev I always set sex to null
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  747. ​ @Farrukh_Bari  Do you see the fallacy in your statement? You're saying "God has always existed" and that's exactly the question we are trying to answer - "Why is there something rather than nothing" So against your statement one could ask why has god always been there. See how involving a god doesn't help the question nor the answer.
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  748.  @Farrukh_Bari  Did you watch Carl Sagan's argument on this in the video? If god has always existed then why can't we just assume the same thing about the universe? The fallacy lies in the fact that you can assume either ideas to be true but it doesn't change the reality. Absolute godhood is hard to comprehend for the human mind but lets assume you're an all knowing god in this universe then wouldn't you at some point, ponder the same question of "where did I come from?" If you conclude that you must've always existed then the next natural question is "How?" If you conclude that something must've caused you to always exist (by your own logic) then we are back to zero because "Why was there something rather than nothing?"
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  749. Seeing the colourful comment section full of donations honestly made me shed a tear of happiness.
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  750. Imagining a 2D fabric on which the Earth sits is very inaccurate. Instead you should imagine a 3D spacetime "jelly" which gets pulled inwards wherever there is a presence of mass.
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  751. Sorry I have to hop off the call now
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  752. Wait can someone explain how is it possible for a Chrome extension to redirect Cortana requests which is a native app?
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  753. This joker was good in make up department but sucked in the writing department.
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  754.  @aldoconti95  I don't think anyone will top Joaquin Phoenix's joker, it was a god tier performance without any of the pretentious bullshit.
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  755. Moral of the story It doesn't matter if you're the creator and destroyer of the universe, do not argue with your wife.
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  756. 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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  757.  @rumfordc  That would be a very flaky test
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  758. This is time for Supabase to shine.
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  759. Comparing virtual threads with actual threads is like comparing excavators with shovels lol
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  760. I never understood the idea behind password managers, How is storing all your passwords in cloud with closed source software is supposed to make them "safe" You're better off writting them in txt and zipping it in a password protected 7z.
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  761. NFL's library naming game is on top.
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  762. I love how Ben's mic stand is a fractal lol
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  763. This quote is almost philosophical
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  764. You're so right. Ignoring all this would've been such a Logan move and it would've worked for his pea brained fans.
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  765. Good luck! which framework are you going to use to serve your wood shop blog?
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  766. Really curios about their business model going forward. I am guessing its hosting or selling commercial licences?
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  767.  @pfikurum  Same I used cracked CS6 on a VM for safety lol
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  768. What basis do you have to believe them? I mean their story is so outlandish it's impossible to believe solely on eye witness testimony.
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  769. Code should never feel "magical" it should always be reasonably easy to understand. If code is feeling "magical" it just means there are too many abstractions going on that will make it easy to shoot yourself in the foot. This pattern is cool for sure but I haven't seen any real apps using it to actually believe it. Like I have so many questions right now about auth, security etc.
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  770. Clickbait title, you can do better than this. But I generally agree with you, there is no need to learn every language from a professional stand point, being super good at one will get you far.
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  771. Lawyers don't do these on their own lol
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  772. Interpreting Tailwind classes at runtime is asking for bugs. Use something like Class Variance Authority if you want to change Tailwind styles depending on props. And there is nothing wrong with using @apply its there for a reason.
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  773. 4:06 Did he even light it up? lmao
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  774. Its literally a code report about a language specifically made for AI applications lol
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  775. 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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  776. Quoting from a random YouTube comment I read some time ago... "Don't be a frameworker, be a software engineer"
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  777. I feel so validated when smarter people like you share the same sentiment. I have been calling AI a hypetrain/bubble but most of my friends and co-workers think I am an AI doomer because AI is just going to take away developer jobs. The only thing that AI has consistently helped me with is improving my English and fixing the tone of my comms. Every time I try to collaborate with it on something that isn't a well defined problem, it just starts to fall apart, it needs so much spoon feeding to the point where doing the thing yourself just makes more sense.
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  778. 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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  779. Finally my favourite programming language.
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  780. The only thing this project helped was VFX artists.
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  781. I really hope OpenAI is held accountable and are required to reveal what and where they get their training data from. The video quality is certainly impressive but to get this level of consistency you would need massive amounts of diverse data that's impossible to get without scraping massive social media like YouTube or Instagram without people's or even the host website's consent. This is both scary and scummy. If you had a video that was seen by thousands of people in the recent years, then chances are it was used in training SORA. Whether you like it or not.
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  782. High core-count CPUs, 2TB of RAM and 2x 100GBPS bandwidth servers and 80 TB of storaege. Finally something that can handle "npm install"
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  783. Man this is too complex, I am gonna stick to window.location
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  784. This begs the question. Why is it not already a feature.
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  785. Wait why is that test case checking against "true", shouldn't it be "false"?
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  786. Finally someone I can relate to
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  787. VSCode is hands down Microsoft's greatest creation till date.
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  788. I still don't know wtf is a monad.
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  789. And whatever the "modifications" are, they are probably not even in-house they just slapped on something open-source because at the end its just Linux.
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  790.  @matrix983  Lets see if its sustainable for them. They are being very aggressive with marketing because that's the only way to get somewhat ahead of Twitch. I would truly bow down to Kick if they can sustain the 95% / 5% split in the coming decade.
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  791. 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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  792. What a legend, Sacrificed his career to keep the oscars relevant.
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  793. Not really. I have worked on a website where the UI is contained within resizable panes, so if a user shrinks a pane small enough then they would expect the inputs inside it to shrink accordingly.
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  794.  @alexandrecosta2567  In my case it was required for the panes to be "collapsible", so a user can shrink a pane to basically be 0 width or height.
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  795. He just outright said he doesn't feel responsible...
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  796.  @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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  797. That's fascinating. I always love overlap between mythologies that may be same stories but time and cultures have told them differently. Atlantis is another example. Its story sounds similar to that of Dwarka in Indian mythology.
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  798. This is Disney's new formula, Create cringey shows around woke culture and dismiss every criticism as hate.
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  799. I built a todo app that was connected to the internet!
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  800. SILENCE DISH WASHER
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  801. This is not a race issue its just corporate greed. They don't care about getting things right, they want to make more money. If you think I am wrong just look at their price tags.
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  802. It all kinda made sense until 8:00, At that point, my brain just simple broke.
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  803. Probably into cuckolding or some shit
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  804.  @Zepher48  Its probably way closer to 0 than it is to 1
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  805. Thank you for not making it a short video! Enjoyed every second of it!
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  806. You answered yourself in the beginning of the sentence.
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  807. I don't think S3 is that hard to use. The real problem here is that you think you're on free tier but then magically you're paying thousands of dollars without any notice.
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  808. Daisy seems to be the president of chill nation.
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  809. Can someone explain why does this happen?
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  810. Scratches at a level 6, with deeper grooves at level 7. This never gets old.
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  811. Congone
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  812. It seems the Christmas came early this year!
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  813. Can we all agree that MrBeast is far from f*****. No influencer has ever, I repeat, ever faced consequences for their actions. If anything they just gets worse, look at Logan Paul, SSSniperwolf etc. I doubt the majority of his audience even knows about this issues or cares.
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  814. Marvel died after Avengers: Endgame. I still stand by it to this day.
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  815. Its actually worse than a phone because its dedicated hardware to run a single app.
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  816. I think there is a typo in the title. Should be "AWS in 100 Seconds".
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  817. That frog is just me making life decisions
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  818. Its like every other alien encounter prank, uh I mean story
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  819. Uhh how did I end up here? I was watching a talk on how schools kill creativity...!
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  820. The word you're looking for is ASI Artificial Super Irony Credits to Fireship for this little nugget
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  821. 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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  822. As if a new framework every day wasn't worse enough, Now frameworks are fusing together.
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  823. I am sure Karan Johar and Sunil Shetty has great insight on how to lead India into an AI revolution. Too bad they couldn't get Akshay Kumar and Paresh Rawal to finish the council.
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  824. Shut the ** up please. Don't politicise this. It's an act of humans saving humans.
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  825. The kid knew how internet works. Played Manu like a fiddle.
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  826. Me at the start: wow this looks like a stupid video Me at the middle of the video: GOOOOOOOO SHARP SQUARE!!
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  827. The most precise measure of a second is actually taken from a Cesium atom.
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  828. It's a crazy story. But you know what would make it crazier? If there were consequences for Boeing.
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  829. I had to check the upload date when he mentioned Blackberry and Windows phones lol
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  830. "Software quality is in decline"
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  831. Does this guy not have a lawyer or a PR team? The Tweet is absolutely horrible and the edits make it even worse. Its like he wrote it out of pure rage.
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  832. Rip Heroku and my 6 abandoned Discord bots.
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  833.  @vincent_hall  I don't know, a friend of mine rented one few months ago, but never heard back from him ever since
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  834. Lets admit it we all screamed internally with him
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  835. People are already making it a political issue but the fact that no one helped her proves that we aren't humans anymore.
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  836. Making sure that the future generations eats good and healthy food so their country stays in good hands. Smart move.
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  837. Funny thing is, you don't even need Playwright to automate popular apps, all of them have an API that you can use which offers 100% reliability and won't break because someone decided to move a button on the website.
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  838. 12:04 Little do you know, building a react app these days is more complicated than building a game.
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  839. I don't know why people are complaining when the development build looks like something EA or Bethesda or Ubisoft or CDPR would be happy to sell.
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  840. There must be something wrong with the timeline, because this feature was proposed, reviewed, planned and implemented by hundreds of people and no one stopped to think how horrible this feature would be from a user perspective.
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  841. The joke was ruined when you apologized for an NFT rug pull. You should know by now that we don't do that here.
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  842. Our society would collapse when we find that an alien race doesn't believe in Jesus, Allah or whatever made up god there is. So its in the best interest of people in power to hide the evidence of extraterrestrial life.
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  843. Someone explain to me why is the Homeland Security funding a woke gaming company? It sounds as weird as if the NSA funded drag queen shows.
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  844. No Louis, Disney shows aren't even worth pirating.
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  845. He is a damn artist.
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  846. Can't wait to see you orgasm while talking about Turbopack and Rust 😂
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  847. Its mind blowing to me that there is sophisticated research dedicated to jumping, Its such a trivial thing that you wouldn't even think about it.
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  848. And he changed the title, didn't he?
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  849. It's crazy that it only took $6 million and some cracked Chinese devs to make the market drop by billions. It goes to show how fragile it already was. Its the textbook definition of a bubble. That said, I can't wait for DeepSeek to get banned in US for national security concerns.
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  850. Todo: Complete Full Stack Beginners Course
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  851. Man made horrors beyond my comprehension.
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  852. I just hate the internet at this point. Why does everything have to have identity politics suck its soul out.
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  853. No wonder how people fell for CryptoZoo. If they're spending 100s of pounds after a drink just because its from an influencer I doubt if they didn't think of CryptoZoo as a second coming of Jesus.
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  854. At this point, Praising a big tech company is the equivalent of picking the lesser evil.
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  855. I thought you got into Google by showing them the card trick...
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  856. Its ironic how Google did most of the research that led to the rise of LLMs and they also have all the data in the world that anyone could imagine for training but they still somehow can't put out a remotely good model.
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  857. This video is the reason why I will never go to the gym. Its not good for your health.
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  858. 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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  859. FINALLY NESTED ROUTES, waited so long for this.
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  860. Personal opinion, this should be treated as a cyberattack with Crowdstrike brought to court and held accountable.
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  861. Didn't know Jeff got bars 🔥
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  862. Nailed it lmao
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  863. Now imagine the dumpster fire if it was the same job but the criteria was that you have to be a man.
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  864. 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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  865.  @aberba  Exactly!
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  866. Uhmm aaahh mmm umm ohh uhhh, I have to hop off the call.
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  867. A sugar daddy is just a Prestige I simp.
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  868. Interesting thought experiment. I assume this would result in both patterns on final detector? Wave pattern from the slit with no detector and dot pattern from slit with a detector?
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  869. Congrats to this family for riding a hoax and getting rich and famous. Congrats to the news stations for asking utterly useless rhetorical questions. Hope it doesn't come back to bite any of them in the future.
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  870. I love it when atheletes make feats that result in the rules of the sports being changed, not by cheating, but by sheer dedication and brilliance.
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  871. "We know more about outer space than we know about oceans on the Earth" "We know more about rocket science than we know about bicycle science"
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  872. It makes me happy that Louis Rossman is getting the reach he deserves.
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  873. Its crazy how they're essentially selling a microscopic difference in graphics at an exorbitant price. I don't think anyone would pause the game in the middle of playing and be like "oh yeah, do you see how sharp that car in the distance looks?!" Also, they're saying it has 4k support but its actually just AI upscaling meaning its not native/true 4k and is probably prone to artifacts, but more importantly it depends on whether the games support it.
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  874. Preserving the tradition of borrowing names from Java: JavaScript SE JavaScript EE
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  875. The best way to avoid Cloud provider fatigue is to become a farmer.
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  876. Take that Take This. Sorry I couldn't resist.
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  877. For this one it should be O(n + m), where n is length of first linked list and m is length of second linked list.
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  878. Absolutely love anything you make about computers.
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  879. This also makes you feel inadequate because you're watching a ten minute video on a topic that the creator probably spent days on.
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  880. @Aevy TV I love your channel but I saw in one of the comments you mentioned that you were also part of one of his programs. This is an extremely important piece of information that should be mentioned in the video itself.
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  881. At least look on the bright side, Stackoverflow can die now.
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  882. ​ @_Ciosu..  Its not considered a planet like Earth or Mars anymore.
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  883.  @_Ciosu..  Pluto is classified as a "Dwarf planet" meaning its planet-like but its gravity is not strong enough to dominate its own orbit. It is explained pretty well in the video itself. I just gave Earth and Mars as examples. Scientifically there are 8 planets in our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune.
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  884. 13:37 Its disappointing how everyone does their due diligence after the scam has took place.
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  885. 10:30 Millisecond pulsar means the pulsar can complete one rotation in a few milliseconds, not that it can rotate a million times in a second. If it can rotate a million times per second it would mean its surface is moving faster than the speed of light.
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  886. I don't understand why are we fighting over two different questions altogether.
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  887. Apple Intelligence is the equivalent to Large Action Model.
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  888. "Gamers should get used to now owning our games" I think what they really meant here was that there be no more Ubisoft games because they'll eventually just shut down.
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  889. The "hackers" CrowdStrike protects against could only dream of doing a fraction of the damage lol
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  890. Extreme becomes absurd, absurd becomes implausible, and implausible becomes reality.
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  891.  @shikharraje  That's the thing though. If concurrency is a feature of your product then it makes sense, look at Google Sheets, Notion etc. Making a guess here, but even they would batch these requests at the least so it reduces the overall load. But when we're talking about an isolated form field that no one except for you is going to see, it doesn't need to be persisted, it resets between sessions or even component mounts - there's no excuse to do this.
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  892. Anyone thinking that companies would care about anything but money is just extremely naive.
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  893. It hurts to see gaming turn into this brainrot. What happened to playing games for fun.
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  894. I am surprised that we are surprised at a video of humans interacting in a normal way.
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  895. Enter ReactQuery Devtools.
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  896. Please tell me you charged back those $200.
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  897. Really pointless video because it really depends on what question is asked, if subject is not given any information including the fact that their waking up depends on the results of coin toss then the logical answer is 1/2, if it does know that its related then the answer is 1/3
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  898.  @atharvbhandari994  Yes but the video is made in a way that makes it seem like 1/2 and 1/3 are both correct answers and its some kind of a paradox.
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  899. 2:27 The cat's face caught me so off guard
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  900. It probably will considering how much they have hinted at an active social media in the trailer.
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  901. Holy shit the clamp() seems like an absolute life saver!!
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  902.  @ThePrimeTimeagen  Isn't the Rust compiler self-hosted? so technically its already writing rust with rust.
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  903. 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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  904. What do you do with radix sort when the number of digits varies amongst the elements? like you've got values like 12345 and 999 in the same array?
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  905.  @PhilJonesIII  Interesting, so that would require two more iterations if I am correct? One for finding the largest number and another for padding all the other numbers?
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  906. When I saw the title I thought media was spewing nonsense again, but when I saw they invited Janna Levin to comment on this I had a little bit of faith restored in their competency.
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  907.  @vish3161  I always drive with an helmet but there have been an handful of times where I drove without one because of emergency or rush.
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  908. "Keyhole was the Google's most bang for buck acquisition" Android: Am I a joke to you?
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  909. I am just waiting for Vite to support RSCs
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  910. It makes sense, Half-Life 3 must have ads in it!
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  911.  @Gludek  Hmm that's true. Unless you tested on that day then now way to catch it.
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  912. It doesn't even have to be something as complex as rolling releases. Something this severe would be easily caught if they actually tried to run their production build.
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  913. That is giving RTX too much credit. RTX is one of the techniques which actually tries to mimic real light although at a much smaller scale and with limited sources of light.
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  914. Rockstar and GTA are the Simpsons equivalent of video game industry.
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  915. She has the "I don't know whats happening, But I kinda like it" face
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  916. 🤣
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  917. Nope its just trash writing, Look at Wandavision, completely different genre and a really good show.
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  918. The fact that goverments would ban Signal but not the other messaging apps speaks more about the integrity of other apps than Signal itself.
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  919. As a web dev, Basement Studio seems like a nightmare to have as your design team. 😂
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  920. I find it hard to believe that nations would just happily dismantle their nuclear arsenal worth billions. Instead, they just keep it off the books to avoid controversy. If they can cover up nuclear accidents with the "classified" excuse, how hard is it to hide nuclear weapons.
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  921. 13:50 Correct me if I am wrong, Why is the world line of STL ship below the world line of the supernova observation, but the world line of FTL ship is at the intersection of the supernova observation's world line with Earth's world line? Doesn't the STL world line being below supernova world line imply that Earth somehow sent the STL ship before it even observed the supernova? If you take the STL world line and make its origin same as the FTL world line, as in implying that Earth sent off the STL ship as soon as it saw the super nova, and then trace the event with STLs time slice, the cause doesn't transpire effect. There is also the message from STL back to Earth which for some reason inherently travels back on the time axis?
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  922. I don't understand shadcn/ui, if they want people to build on top of their library then why not go fully headless.
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  923. ​ @flickwtchr  what would you call it then? An LLM no matter how big, just tries to predict the next set of token based on the input set of tokens. It doesn't "think" the same way we do.
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  924. We never learn, do we?
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  925. I knew it, 2025 is the year of vanilla JavaScript.
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  926. Sam Altman feels so much like Gus Fring from Breaking Bad. Everything about him is perfect but there always something which feels off.
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  927. Not to discourage you, but I wish you the best hope you can maintain the same motivation throughout your life.
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  928. Those paws 😍
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  929. This format of video is a welcome surprise in 2024.
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  930. Am I missing something or he is getting absolutely ripped with each video release.
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  931. Only Zack can roast the hell out of Apple while seamlessly flexing his sapphire brick, Tissot and Casio.
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  932. What are the chances that what we call the Big Bang is actually the origin of a whitehole. It fits the mathematical description perfectly.
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  933. Imagine how many Einstein's are killed everyday because of the joke of an education system that most countries have.
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  934. If you think he is going down and its not too big, you don't even understand the basics of finance...
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  935. This video is literally the first time I am hearing about this game. Well done to Sony's marketing team.
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  936. 5:55 I genuinely expected a Rust plug
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  937. This looks good for a starter product. The biggest missing piece I notice however is access control. File upload is one problem but who, why and when someone can acces the file is another.
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  938.  @HawkqOjOp  Thank you, I lost my mind last night trying to figure out how that was right lol
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  939. I suggest an alternative name for JavaScript to remove the ambiguity with Java while also highlighting its shortcomings, behold: UntypedScript
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  940.  @morgantrevino4881  Facebook is rotten to the core. Wouldn't trust a word that comes out of that company. I am only forced to use Whatsapp because everyone around me won't stop using it.
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  941. How is no one talking about the title of his stream? "The Violent Night Christmas Live Gaming Stream"
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  942. Does this mean I can play pre-recorded answers and just pretend to lip sync to fool it? Or better yet, setup my own TTS that takes text from ChatGPT and converts it to audio on the fly. I don't think you would even have to lip sync because there is no way they're making sure the audio is matching with what you're saying. There needs to be a round 2, where you actually fool this tool.
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  943. Cancer: Even I am not crazy enough to fight these microplastiscs.
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  944. 1:47 What happened with your voice there lol
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  945. Scam Bankman-Fraud
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  946. They didn't even try to hide the fabricated demo.
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  947. Wow you didn't show him running around knocking stuff, Thats not fair :c
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  948. I haven't watched a single Star Wars film yet I love lightsabers since childhood. They're a pop culture icon, if you don't have them in a game titled Star Wars, you've already failed. Its like making Lord of the Rings but without the rings.
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  949. Mark Rober speaking for the MIT, Destin speaking for the AAS. Its like all my favourite YouTube educators are finally getting the recognition they deserve.
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  950. This decision has Microsoft written all over it.
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  951.  @serratiopeptidase-ov2yc  Oh right, I think it would be a diss track in that case.
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  952. Just as I was thinking "wait a minute if it can run Linux then it can also run Doom" you revealed the URL lol
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  953. Damn 2024 is not off to a good start with the CVEs.
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  954.  @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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  955.  @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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  956. For traveling into the future we have formulas that can predict the amount of time dilation. Infact astronauts do it on a very miniscule scale. For traveling into the past, we just simply don't know how that would work. I mean whose to say that you won't end up in a universe where the laws of universe are completely different so our knowledge is useless.
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  957.  @FarmYardGaming  The good ending!
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  958. He shouldn't even be here at all.
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  959. This is mind blowing, Next time you get towers of hanoi in an interview make sure to implement this 😅
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  960. ​ @aryobimo2199  I know but he clarified it once, there is no need to keep saying it again and again lol
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  961. AI race is basically the Chinese in the US vs the Chinese in the China.
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  962. 8. Time to change frameworks
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  963. That's what Marquees said, that at first glance these videos looks passable which is crazy.
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  964. He was clearly lying because he doesn't have a 144p footage for evidence.
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  965. 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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  966. Pretty sure they don't because on a traditional server there is no setup or teardown of db on each request, instead you'll have a continuous connection or a connection pool.
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  967. Who wouldn't want to witness the absolute impossible with their eyes.
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  968. 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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  969. 3 times a month. Charlie is literally a saint.
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  970. I am not an Apple fan, but leave it to Twitter to propagate a braindead take, cobalt is used in pretty much any rechargeable battery.
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  971. I see what you did there
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  972. Enshittification.
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  973. Need someone to rebuild the approximation of blurred footage.
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  974. Rust is going to be the build tool for this, so it can still be there without being in the acronym.
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  975. It seems I am right on time!
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  976. Dove is promoting body positivity because a fat person needs more soap on average.
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  977. Phase Four more like Phase Foul.
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  978. I am out of the loop, what did he do again?
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  979. Its interesting how this video can be applicable to any software field and not just game dev. The work culture shift has been insane, you can't push for ideas anymore or you'll lose your job.
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  980. Its not the statement itself but the confidence and pride behind it that's really concerning.
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  981. Honestly need an introverts guide to marketing.
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  982. I don't care about tabs or spaces, but man indentation of 4 characters has always looked nicer.
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  983. I love watching this cult evolve.
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  984. Comedy writes itself.
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  985. It's terrifying that there are individuals and organisations that you literally can't touch, no matter their wrongdoings.
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  986. This is not a just a problem with Apple, its a problem with technology in general. It has plataued. After all you can only invent so many new things year after year. Groundbreaking innovation takes decades. This is why when AI came along everyone just ran to put it in their products without evaluating it first which resulted in Googles AI telling people to eat rocks, Apples AI thinking everyone is a dumb***. The companies were so desperate for innovation they picked the first thing they could find and called innovation.
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  987. 5:18 I still don't get this
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  988. Nothing ever happens.
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  989. And we wonder why the industry keeps putting out garbage like Concord, Starwars: Outlaws etc. These companies don't value talent anymore.
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  990. 5:55 watch people die inside
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  991. I love how with nature, The things that we assume to be complex often turn out to be the one thats much simpler. Its like nature constantly telling us to not overthink things.
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  992. OpenAI seeked deep and realized they R not the 1
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  993. I need a t-shirt with the infinite Penrose diagram.
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  994. "Do not harras this person" "This person needs to be fired and their business shut down" Make up your mind Theo.
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  995. The only VPN I've ever trusted is ProtonVPN. Its from the same guys that made Protonmail so I would say they know what they're doing when it comes to privacy. And best of all, they also use OpenVPN so their service layer is open source.
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  996. Playing Doom? Finally at least something worth while to do on this smartphone wannabe
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  997. The common saying is "Don't reinvent the wheel" but when your job is to make vehicles work on other planets you have no choice!
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  998. This is like every gamer's dream.
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  999. 😂
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  1000. You could argue that paying $8 for furry p*rn is still a better option since you get personalized content that you're more likely to enjoy.
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  1001.  @nikfp  Ahh makes sense thanks for the clarification!
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  1002. When you're developing a game and want to cycle through all the NPC animations.
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  1003. Holy crap, you perfectly captured the awkwardness.
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  1004. If you got banned from Kick even Satan won't touch you.
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  1005. The head tilt, Yep thats a German shepherd 😆
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  1006. 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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  1007. CasTHIEFy
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  1008. Are people really surprised? Elon is a businessman not a politician. He is going to hire the people who cost him less time and money.
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  1009. Yes, it does.
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  1010. Its so specific it feels like a game speedrun. The copper grind is a cherry on top.
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  1011. ​ @barjo_ At that point it seems like inventing a problem then creating a solution for it
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  1012. If you're blown away by Brainf*ck, you should check out Malbolge.
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  1013. Kudos to Bob, Didn't even flinch.
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  1014. The best deterrent I've found for screen time is to enable a grayscale filter your phone screen. Most phones have it under settings. When your brain starts seeing the dull and boring black and white picture, it will automatically rewire itself to not want to constantly look at the phone screen.
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  1015. The scientific name for this plant should be changed to "Yeetus Immediatus"
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  1016. This is like the big interview you get after winning a championship, perfect!
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  1017. Humankind is cursed. We destroy everything we touch.
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  1018. I am no scientist but I find it hard to make sense of what their solution is. AI is bottlenecked by compute and like with everything else with computers, optimising compute is a trade off. You use less compute at the cost of a better model, or at the cost of more compute you get a better model. I believe their latest experimental model cost something like $2k per task which is just nuts. Even if you have a magic optimization that cuts the compute in half without sacrificing quality, you're still paying as much as $1k per task. They'd have to bring it down to pennies or a few bucks in order to actually be profitable otherwise it's literally burning cash. Assuming OpenAI's current greatest model thats publically available is capable of 5% of collective human intelligence (that's being very generous because in reality its probably close to like 0.1% since its built from what's on the internet) and its already heavily bottlenecked on compute. So if you magically scale up to be 100% of human intelligence or even 50%, aka the buzzword Artificial Superintelligence or ASI, you would probably need more compute power to run it than anything has today. You could organise an orgy between AWS, Azure and GCP and still fall short. So unless we invent some new magic energy or build a dyson sphere to get us practically endless energy, I don't see how we can get better AI models than today without it being an economical and environmental crisis. Don't get me wrong, I am not an AI doomer. I love using it to speed up some of my workflows but I am not buying into this super intelligence non-sense.
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  1019. What are you talking about? He literally uploaded yesterday
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  1020. Carcinisation, but its operating systems trying to be Linux.
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  1021. Thought of this as well haha Funny enough bit manipulation also played a significant part there
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  1022. Her frontend certainly piqued my interest.
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  1023. "You get to choose your hard" Thats some solid advice. Thank you Ms. Wifeagen Also this advice couldn't have come at a better time. I am literally sitting on a gig that requires Supabase for a full stack app, I haven't responded because I know very little about Supabase. But I think its honestly time I stepped out of my comfort zone.
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  1024. The censors really make it more interesting.
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  1025.  @casper64  Yep lmao
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  1026.  @suyahatesntr  I am glad people picked it up, I didn't think they would lol
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  1027. You don't know the terms, it maybe very restricted non-exclusive contract. But you are right media only cares about non-exclusive part.
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  1028. Meanwhile my school teacher.... "Pi is 22/7" I swear with every science video I watch on Youtube, I hate my school more and more.
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  1029. Calling AI Apple Intelligence is the equivalent of calling LLMs Large Action Models.
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  1030. I refuse to believe that he is not blessed by the enchanted mud land, the police are struggling to stand and my man is just casually running around.
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  1031. Absolutely legendary.
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  1032. Yes a lightyear is a distance that light would travel in a year. So it can be thought of as both distance or duration.
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  1033. I mean is it really a surprise that SamGPT is making bold statement where he see himself as some kind of a god? OpenAI is losing its edge and desperately needs to be profitable before the hype dies.
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  1034. Saint Harper.
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  1035. Damn he didn't leave his Jordans behind
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  1036. I can't wait until people optimize the heck out of it.
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  1037. Kick's creator cut is very lucrative right now, but I am genuinely interested in knowing how they plan to make it sustainable over the years. They're basically pouring money right now and they'll have to make it back somehow.
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  1038. I don't think its just China that thinks that US is a circus.
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  1039. "Self-inflicted gun shot wound" They don't even care anymore, do they?
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  1040. Excalidraw
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  1041. Are you telling me that there is a world where there is knowledge to manipulate time but they can't emulate an IBM 5100? Heck you can probably do it on a smartphone today.
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  1042. Wouldn't the last thing in the universe be what you see before you die? Because all that can be known to exist is only a result of our consciousness. If you're unconscious you have no way to tell if the universe ended.
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  1043. I like how even the ocean is not crazy enough to come near the news anchor
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  1044. I did not that The Beast from Kung Fu Hustle created C++
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  1045. 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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  1046. React-pdf is nothing but godsend. Our company had a feature to generate pdf reports from our dashboard. For whatever reason, we had implemented the report generation in a cobbled together AWS environment. The problem was, we can't just generate a report and forget about it. In case the related data updated the report also had to be regenerated. Our "clever" solution was to track account activity and regenerate the report in a predictive fashion. It led to the further complication of our AWS infra. The whole solution worked most of the time but as you can imagine there were always some discrepancies where the reports didn't get updated despite the data being updated. We decided against adding a "Generate report" button on frontend because it wouldn't have solved the complexity with our AWS infra. The answer? React-pdf. We simply ditched our AWS solution and wrote a report API that returned all the latest data required for generating a report, then on frontend we just used react-pdf to render the report on the fly. Now customers can update one character in some insignificant field and it would still be reflected in the report instantly, they can generate 100 or 1000s of reports without us worrying about huge AWS bills or out of sync data. As an added bonus we got reports that looked way nicer than what we had, thanks to react-pdf's web-like design system. Someone at the company even managed to get tailwind to work with it! At first everyone was surprised because it felt so simple compared to the AWS monstrosity. It sounded too good to be true at first but we have been waiting to run into any problems for 2 years now. We even have different themes and layouts for reports now and things just work!
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  1047. 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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  1048. Then wouldn't they bounce of the detectors as well, creating a wave pattern even in the presence of detectors.
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  1049. There is huge difference between "It definitely happened" vs hard evidence. I'd love for this story to be true but find it really hard when the only thing to work off of here is word of mouth.
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  1050. This is the type of humor that is much better fitting than "Something's definitely bleeding"
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  1051. One week has 7 days, Jeff laid out 7 roadmaps. I know what to do.
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  1052. I can add Senior Configurations Manager to my resume now.
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  1053. Okay that Google Calendar notifications caught me off guard.
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  1054. 3:07 jesus I thought he was putting it on a cobra or something.
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  1055. I think you missed the explanation of a pretty significant detail, When looking up the prefix sum array you have to decrement the value at that index by one! Your animations does this but there was no mention of it in the explanation. Besides that it was a pretty fantastic video!
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  1056. Arguably the best feature about JavaScript is that it puts food on the table.
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  1057. ​ @lequedicatsamarge4228 ​ Because knowledge is passed down the generations it is important that you pass down the correct knowledge. It is considered "basic" knowledge because its all around us and its easy to learn. Sure knowing that stars are bigger than the moon may not change your life but it shows that you have good understanding of facts which crucial for scientific discovery.
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  1058. The franchise died after Origins.
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  1059. This isn't even Enshittification, its just straight up robbery.
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  1060.  @FrontendSquad  Can you point me to some docs? I can't find anything related.
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  1061. I don't know whats more brutal in JRE videos, the scratches and the bends or the slow jabs at apple.
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  1062. I don't know why people are complaining about an unreleased game feeling incomplete when some of them are the same people who would happily pay money to companies like Ubisoft, EA, Bethesda to buy the same thing.
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  1063. ​ @samarthnagar2939  JS basics, then advanced concepts - closures, promises, referential equality etc (these play a big role in react). Then learn about DOM, try doing things with raw JS (no libraries or frameworks) You can also try fiddling around with jQuery but it's not super helpful because a lot of jQuery features are now natively supported by the DOM APIs After that you can dive into React. If you do it in this order, there is great chance you will clearly understand why React exists and what problem it is trying to solve. After that it's just a rabbit hole waiting to be explored.
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  1064. Bro you're a frontend developer the hell is a side project named llvm-app doing on your machine 😂
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  1065. It sucks to see that we are so detached from reality that we would invent something like a smart toilet.
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  1066. Meanwhile recruiters: Hiring master of all trades.
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  1067. I am not even mad, this is impressive. Even Apple doesn't Innovate as much as her in a short amount of time.
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  1068.  @Pabloesc571  That's the joke, her Innovation is just selling the same sh*t in a different packaging lol
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  1069. In my opinion the biggest red flag is the blog post itself. They wrote a blog post about a legally binding document which means f all. If they really cared they would just change or rollback their ToS. The blog post is them pretending to care and not making any useful changes. Just peak corporate manipulation.
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  1070. Father takes his kids hostage and forces them to learn physics.
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  1071. 6:04 I too wanna die when I run into issues with .js .mjs .cjs .ts .jsx .tsx .mjsx .cjsx I don't even know if .mjsx or .cjsx are real extensions but I am sure we'll invent them as we go.
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  1072. Excalidraw
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  1073. That Dunkin Donuts story is sad.
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  1074. Situations like this make me feel like laws are completely useless.
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  1075. I am sorry what did you just say? Your wife is stealing items that your sponsor has provided?! She is clearly trying to set you up! /s
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  1076. I can't wait for Logan Paul calling the judge "bro" in the court.
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  1077. At this point Twitch should just have an official NSFW section because they clearly don't have any idea about how to enforce their own goddamn rules.
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  1078. If the media wants me to believe one narrative over the then theres definitely something fishy going on.
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  1079. "yeah, he's good at becoming powerful" What the hell does that mean
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  1080. "Scams in software" "5 minute video turned into half an hour" 🤨
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  1081. Mehdi: Show me the slow mo Dan & Gav: 100k fps Mehdi: I mean the actual slow mo Dan & Gav: 500k fps Mehdi: was I not clear? Dan & Gav: 1m fps Mehdi: I am gonna ask you one last time Dan & Gav: 1.75m fps Mehdi: PERFECTION
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  1082. These rules are extreme, especially the functions with 60 LOC, but then again they do operate in the most extreme there is.
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  1083. You'd think there would be protocols for operating on something that could potentially kill thousands but nah a flat head screw driver is enough.
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  1084. So we have CSR, SSR, ISR and now PPR lol
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  1085. I need to learn how to stay chill from Stella.
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  1086. This immediately made me remember Mehdi's (ElectroBOOM) Right hand rule dance 😂
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  1087. My god a full Unity tutorial with your style would be amazing.
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  1088. Thank you, It takes a lot of courage to be open about these things. You've always been an inspiration.
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  1089. The opposite, the faster you move through space, the slower you move through time, and vice versa.
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  1090. Who is Ed, I only know the Low Level Learning guy.
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  1091. Knowing some stranger's opinionated relationship advice: useless Knowing if my LED lights are cheap: invaluable
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  1092. Surprised it didn't open a black hole from the gravitational pole of his balls
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  1093. "Pokemon Go to the polls" but in 2024
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  1094. "Damn you have 200 million gold?" Says the guy with a 300 billion in real money
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  1095. I hate it when my company is in the middle of a financial crisis and hackers take away all my money.
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  1096. They're actually likes and dislikes from the video updating automatically. 1/3 means like, 1/2 means dislike
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  1097. JavaScript devs get so bored with inventing new frameworks, they went on to invent a new superconductor.
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  1098. 6:09 Am I just stupid or that code is wrong, it should print "FizzBuzz" instead of i?
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  1099. Few days later the channel name will be just
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  1100. Youtubers don't promote a scam challenge (impossible)
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  1101. Ignorance is a bliss lol
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  1102. We sure live in crazy times man. Remember when games just used to be CDs and nothing more.
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  1103. Governments don't ban cigarettes, tobacco and alcohol - things that are objectively more harmful than short form videos, what makes you think they'll ban videos? You have to step up for yourself!
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  1104. ​ @nir7629  Companies are companies, governments don't care about what you're selling as long as you're paying them their cut - aka taxes. Let's say if you somehow convinced the regulators, then you're faced with a very difficult challenge of defining short form content in legal terms. I mean how do you even do it, based on time? if yes, then are adverts also a short form content now because they're just as short. Do it based on content? well that's even more complicated because content is very subjective. Lets say you brought the smartest minds of the country to create a law that banned the short form content. Well, the companies are just going to find a loophole in the law and keep pumping the same thing. Its a game of cat and mouse. Casinos are banned in India yet there are tons of apps operating a casino because their legal team can twist and turn the law to get away. Its a game of cat and mouse. Like I said, its very impractical to expect the government to do something here. Hell, they can't fix a damn road do you think they understand or care about a more nuanced subject like mental health? Solution? Educate yourself and the next generation about these topics. The same way our parents taught us that alcohol and tobacco are bad, we must educate ourselves and pass on that knowledge down the generations.
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  1105. Her frontend suddenly piqued my interest.
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  1106.  @yarpen26  It's here. Lol I guess everyone is gonna milk this incident.
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  1107. AWS - Garbage server 😂
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  1108. My first thought when I saw the Rabbit R1: "So a dumber smartphone?"
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  1109. This situation is insane, can't wait for MoistCritikal to pick it up.
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  1110. The fact that Jake Paul is still relevant just means we failed as a society.
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  1111. You don't have to sell it to me, I already use and love it.
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  1112. We should be allowed to pay with one real money bill and one fake bill.
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  1113. This is why I always use Netscape Navigator.
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  1114. Chill guys, you can borrow the Rust logo as long as you don't mutate it.
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  1115. Scout: Approaching the target. Bravo team stand by and wait for my mark. Bravo Team: Roger that. Few minutes later Scout: Target awwd successfully, I repeat target awwd successfully. Mission "New Home" is a go! Bravo Team: Solid copy Scout, Bravo team moving in.
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  1116. App stores or payment systems don't have anything to do with hardware. They likely went with an AI-in-a-box because it would be easier to sell than an app.
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  1117. My biggest disappointment is not the lack of knowledge about space but the amount of people that think astrology and astronomy are interchangeable.
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  1118.  @victorstergaard2767  Fair point, I didn't consider that.
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  1119. This is the perfect example of we never grow up, our curiousity and playfulness is just silenced away.
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  1120. Lot of the public is talking about it yet you won't see it on media. Because everyone has eaten a piece of the Boeing pie, so they're just doing their part protecting Boeing.
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  1121. I hope blaming Java for Log4J was sarcasm.
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  1122. Inb4 I mix every single one of this ways in my next project
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  1123. This is honestly the biggest achievement of humanity so far, I would be really heartbroken if JWST doesn't succeed.
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  1124. I may be biased but I am afraid Microsoft wants to pull off something thats could be considered immoral or unethical with AGIs. Here is my theory Microsoft wants to loosen governance and compliance on the OpenAI tech so they can experiment more freely. The board is not ready to make this trade-off and asked for changes that may hinder Microsoft's projections. Microsoft is not happy with it so they ask Sam to convince the board or make a meet-in-the-middle type of deal. The board remains unconvinced after Sam's attempt. Due to the pressure from Microsoft, Sam tries to move things forward without board's approval or gets an approval on a plan that has intentionally blurred details. The board fires same for "Not being candid in his communications"
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  1125. Maybe I have just played too many modern games, or NFSU2 is to close to my heart, but the path traced NFSU2 looks soul less.
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  1126. He is a nice and entertaining guy, I hope he takes good care of his health tho.
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  1127. Yeah his reviews used to be decent and somewhat objective, but now he spouts more political vomit does more mental gymnastics than the movies he is actually reviewing. I mean its Barbie movie, its not that deep.
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  1128. I bet they still won't demonetize movie trailers and songs from record labels.
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  1129. To answer "What is the probability that it came up heads?" The objective outcome of a fair coin toss will always be 1/2. She will always be woken up on a Monday regardless of the toss result, but she will be only woken up on 50% of Tuesdays. Thus 1/2. Now if you wake her up and ask "Given you're awake, what is the probability that the last toss result was a heads?" To this the answer is 1/3 assuming the sleeping beauty knows when she'll be woken up, but the video doesn't really mention anywhere if she knows on what conditions she will be woken up.
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  1130. 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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  1131. Fireship playing the 4D chess with these code reports
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  1132. I am confused, Is Manifest V3 an addition to Google Chrome or the Chromium Project? You seemed to be using these terms interchangeably which is misleading.
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  1133. I am still having a hard time wrapping my head around tRPC. Is it a full fledged, opinionated server framework? or Just some "middleware" that sits between backend and frontend to guarantee type safety?
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  1134. You don't mess with a Chihuahua. Its the law of nature.
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  1135. On every fresh video from a big youtube channel I have seen more bot comments than organic ones. Its always this crypto garbage. Funny thing is, I have seen so many variations that its easy to recognise at first glance, so it wouldn't be difficult to make a system that can filter these out.
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  1136. I am calling it right now, that Magnus might be, what you call in gamer vocabulary, a whiny cry baby scrub who needs to git gud.
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  1137.  @jesustyronechrist2330  Nah I heard she wanted to order Enterprise, he wanted Business, it didn't work out.
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  1138. I love when idiots find out their actions have consequences.
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  1139. The dog with the butterflies made me do the biggest aww.
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  1140. "Nothing is stored" of course, it is instead handed to some guy in India for analysis.
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  1141. Why does every company uses the term "X reinvented" and then proceeds to show the most over-engineered gimmick ever.
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  1142. "It's like a closure between the server and client" I swear Dan can explain nuclear physics to a five year old in one sentence.
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  1143.  @Actinide5013  If such an advanced civilization exists, shooting a nuke at them would be the equivalent of shooting a nerf dart at them.
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  1144.  @viksta6834  That would still be huge. Even finding a small microbe would solidify the fact that complex life beyond Earth is possible and the fact that we haven't found any means we haven't looked hard enough.
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  1145. Watching a Fireship video at a normal speech rate feels wrong.
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  1146. AIs becoming sentient is always a marketing gimmick. They way LLMs are built makes it fundamentally impossible for them to become sentient, that is assuming we can even quantify what it means to be sentient. However, you can obviously bake behaviours into the LLMs that make them output certain type of responses, Claude sounding smart for example, but that's not really becoming sentient.
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  1147. And everyone was wondering why did the State of JS survey came out the way it did...
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  1148. We live in an era where people download malicious OS to squeeze a few extra frames on games that come bundled with rootkits. I am of course talking about kernel level anti-cheat. Let that sink in.
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  1149. If I understand it right, Vinxi is a framework to build frameworks? How did we get here?!
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  1150. I have a 7 year old Android phone, double tapping the lock button opens up the camera. If Apple isn't a cult, I don't know what is.
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  1151. I doubt those links lead to actual leaks, it's usually just spam, virus or other ad nonsense.
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  1152. Its the same thing but feet is a plural for foot. I just wish he said 270 cm, way easier to imagine for the rest of the world.
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  1153. ​ @thep00tking60  If you had average comprehension abilities then you would understand that this is not about immigrating to the US. Its about an eSports team visiting the US to play a tournament and leave.
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  1154. A calculator app gets an applause, while RCS support gets no attention. This company is laughing stock.
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  1155. Time to Invert binary trees for 10,000 hours straight.
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  1156. Worst part is that there has been zero response from Apna College regarding this. It make it seem like they just don't give a sh*t and puts their community and the Indian dev community in a very bad light.
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  1157. I missed this videos where you go out and ask people science questions!
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  1158. The language that everyone wish they started learning programming with.
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  1159. YouTube removing the "You" from their name piece by piece.
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  1160. Aaaaaaand he changed the title.
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  1161. I. Need. More. Of. CODE REPORT!
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  1162. The irony of it being designed as a "human" language and ending up as the complete opposite.
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  1163. Best comment I have read so far.
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  1164. Its sad to see these people call themselves loyal fans because Logan clearly doesn't give a flying f*ck about them.
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  1165. Just think about this, If they're willing to murder a whistleblower so blatantly, whatever they're trying to hide is at least 10x worse.
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  1166. I imagine the Ubisoft HQ like a cartoonish house on fire right now after Ghost of Yotei trailer.
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  1167. Literally hiding her own arrogance behind god's name.
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  1168. I am glad you address Magnus's tweet at the end, It could be possible that he lost by chance, got very salty and hastily decided to pull out of the tournament and because of his reputation his tweet stirred the pot because thats just how internet works, and after that Hans had to take the fallout. People are just focusing on one side, why is no questioning Magnus' immature behaviour of tweeting about it then disappearing, for someone who is number one GM of the world I would expect him to be very vocal about it if Hans was cheating.
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  1169. Is this an April Fools
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  1170. I hope this guy goes back to see him from time to time.
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  1171. Reject state management tools, return to useReducer + useContext.
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  1172. I have never seen someone one up their mess ups so many times.
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  1173. 4:24 We are going back to the "Angular Firebase" days baby!
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  1174. "Fight me physically" Sues people over virtual beefs
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  1175. 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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  1176. Chase is kind of an ironic name for a dog who loves to sit 😂
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  1177. 1:59 You can tell Jeff was impressed lol
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  1178. "It's not a scam" Narrator: it was a scam
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  1179. The word you're looking for is "echo chamber"
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  1180. Crypto scams are getting very creative.
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  1181. The robot needs its own spin off.
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  1182. This can be solved simply if the question is worded better? "What is the probability that the coin toss was heads?" Answer: 1/2 "What is the probability that the coin toss that woke you up was a heads?" Answer: 1/3 It really boils down to what context you ask and answer the question in.
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  1183. As the kids would say, its a not poggers huge L moment.
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  1184. 🤨
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  1185.  @warlock479  Grow up
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  1186. ​ @borstis6783  If you have such a strong belief that time doesn't exist then you should write a paper that actually theorises it and have it peer reviewed. A nobel prize would be waiting for you if you succeed.
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  1187. Cat: why am i doing this Why Am I Doing This Why AM I DoinG ThiS WHY AM I DOING THIS WAS MY BITE FREE WILL WHAT AM I WHY AM I WHERE AM I IS THIS EVEN REAL IS THE UNIVERSE EVEN REAL
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  1188. I feel sorry for people with low attention span who gave up the show after 1-2 seasons with an excuse that its slow. The show is clearly not shy of taking the time to build the characters and its world which pays off in the end.
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  1189. I love it every time you refer to edge computing with a picture of flat Earth.
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  1190. <div role="<element-name>"> GOD TIER
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  1191. Luckily this vulnerability didn't affect me because I use Netscape Navigator.
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  1192. I can't wait for her to tell the judge that she is innocent because she has seen worse things downtown.
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  1193. Its has been 4 years already?
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  1194. Thigh-highs, got it.
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  1195.  @TADA00X12  His name didn't give it away for 2 years?
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  1196. This is China, so its pretty tame compared their actual crimes against humanity.
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  1197. ​ @AlexIndigo  What competition? Open source is literally free real estate for large corporations.
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  1198. Calling it "Elon Musk's rocket" is really doing a disservice to all the people that worked on it...
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  1199. I am disappointed they didn't talk about what would happen to the Moon if Earth's gravitational pole became so strong.
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  1200. Yeah those are banana peels, not skins.
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  1201. I am just going to stick to Chrome + Firefox, but I hope the new browser at least doesn't use Firebase.
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  1202.  @thehoodedteddy1335  You win 🤣
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  1203. You would think Todd Philips would've learned something about sequels at this point.
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  1204. Developers are some lf the most unhinged creatures to exist.
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  1205. It should be easier to run a simulation using something like Python
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  1206. This is exactly the kind of video I needed to see during No Nut November.
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  1207. You know what I love more than "...In 100 seconds"? ...In 100 seconds and beyond!
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  1208. Saul Badman.
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  1209. Hear me out, If they change the cast, the story, the studio, the writers, the production, the showrunners then this could be a banger.
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  1210. Never let JS devs think, let alone rethink.
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  1211. Hold on let me throw up first.
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  1212. 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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  1213. "Sometimes I feel like we're getting played" Sometimes?
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  1214. 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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  1215. This isn't much tho, you still have to remember that they own Instagram and Whatsapp.
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  1216. Thinking the same thing. If both clocks are at 0 and only start ticking when light hits them then why do we need to worry about synchronisation? Just subtraction the time of clock 2 from clock 1, no?
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  1217. Its so satisfying to watch a crap game journalist beg for attention on a gaming forum.
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  1218. Companies robbing billions of dollars with unfinished products: Nobody bats an eye Independent freelancers rob 30 million: Everybody loses their minds
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  1219. When the lawyer thinks Rust is some Disney IP lol
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  1220. This is amazing! Reminded me of manim by 3b1b.
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  1221. - Racy picture of a woman as profile picture - Full name in profile - Joined 6 hours ago Dead giveaways of bot accounts
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  1222. Exactly my first thought! But only such object that exists is a blackhole so its hard to verify.
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  1223. Ubisoft is done, can EA be next?
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  1224. Agree this thing would also help you stay out of jail
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  1225. Can't blame Einstein, Quantum Mechanics is freaking weird.
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  1226. "Not them Larry, they paid their bill!"
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  1227. I think my brain logic has evolved to identify scams through the following keywords: "it's not a pump and dump" "It's not a scam" "Its the future" "It will happen no matter what" "Don't worry about it" "NFT" "Token"
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  1228. It's planned to release with Bloodborne PC port.
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  1229. 1:13 Do not forget that this pyramid is built to pay an homage to Temple OS.
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  1230. AI can't replace developers because if it did then the project managers would have no one to yell at.
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  1231. The scariest part part is that this could all be real
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  1232. Twitch shot themselves in the foot. Reddit about to strangle itself to death. Twitter is already on a ventilator. This may be the best time for alternatives to pitch in.
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  1233. They played the long game with Edge and Bing and from the looks of it they're about to win.
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  1234. Imagine cutting the shapes out of the question paper during the exam to find the right answer.
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  1235. What part of Las Vegas was this in?
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  1236. Am I the only one or Muta has a certain glow to him in this video.
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  1237. Damn I can listen to him for hours, I know what is AES I have used it many times for development but I have never looked into how it actually works. Hands down the best video.
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  1238. Imagine being an alien, come to visit humans and the first people you meet are the British.
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  1239. 3:57 Black Mirror slowly becoming a documentary.
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  1240. They found the infinite money glitch.
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  1241. I can't imagine how pathetic someone's life must be if they hate others for liking a game.
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  1242. Can't wait until apple "innovates" USB-C
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  1243. Sounds like FTX with more self-aware employees.
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  1244.  @LordHonkInc  They should probably use more comical severities. Dragon level incident, God level incident, Demon level incident sound way more cooler than a P0 incident lol
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  1245. I don't see how this is related to recursion
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  1246. Hope to see Logal Paul next.
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  1247. This is the proof that one person can change the whole world, literally.
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  1248. "This is not a get rich quick scheme" - Every get rich quick scheme
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  1249. RIP Atom, I will always remember you for Atom One Dark and nothing else.
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  1250. The irony of people whining and complaining about the absurd game prices will never be lost on me. Half the people here are going to buy this anyways and that's what gives this gaming companies confidence to keep doing this. Don't complaint, just stop buying it.
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  1251. It wouldn't even be surprising if Concord wins.
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  1252. The fact that its only $350 is crazy.
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  1253. Need more of this mindset
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  1254. Sony is playing 4D chess. They shut down Concord in 2 weeks so shutting down Fairgames in 1 month doesn't look half as bad.
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  1255. Nah Vercel's sql`INSERT INTO...` Is still the king
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  1256. What type system?
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  1257. Ek aur week ruko fir ye samne ayega ki Vedant Agarwal to accident ke samay ghar pe padhai kar raha tha... Sharm ati hain is desh mein rehte hue abto.
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  1258. If it is not the sweet sweet karma!
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  1259. I am no scientist Just as fun thought experiment, one explanation I have come up with is that light always travels at c where the time dilation is at maximum, that means it doesn't not experience time in a traditional sense. Because of this it doesn't need to travel backward or forward in time to know the information of detectors. For light it just knows everything all the time.
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  1260.  @Elkysium  But it is a construct that fits well into everything. So we may not understand it fully but we understand it well enough to form a good basis.
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  1261. Hey look at the bright side, Disney might green light another Deadpool movie to recoup some of their losses.
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  1262. Like with everything else, the internet will rot because of human greed.
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  1263. Me Make it work at least Make it work sometimes Make it work most times Make it work
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  1264. Preach
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  1265. We are comprised of the most abundant elements of this universe, so we are the exact opposite of the special.
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  1266. This video comes off as if Google invented idle detection, It has existed for years.
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  1267. Maybe I am naive, but is it just me who believes that we will just figure it out one day, We are not the masters of the universe by any means, but we are humans and we have figured things out that were seemingly impossible, some of the discoveries of human ingenuity are so out there that it may as well be labelled a miracle, and just like that one day we'll discover proper means of FTL communication or travel.
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  1268.  @Eleazar-ij5mj  Please try not to think too hard, you'll get hurt.
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  1269. This looks amazing.
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  1270. I'd honestly just pay for Premium if they got rid of the scam spam and brought back dislikes.
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  1271. Yes, I am a man but I don't want to get into dogshit companies like CDPR that create stinky poo like Cyberpunk 2077.
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  1272. This also makes me wonder, if the Chinese are willing to disclose this, what other knowledge do they have that they would prefer to keep it to themselves.
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  1273. MrBeast making the drama channels work for a living.
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  1274. Couldn't you say the same thing about electromagnetism? We don't know why it works, we just know that it works and we understand it to a satisfactory extent.
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  1275. Ahoy maties, 'nudder one down.
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  1276. I just realised the title of the video changes based on the likes and dislikes!
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  1277. ​ @skayu2000  I have been hearing that since I learned Flutter which was about 5 year ago? Since then Flutter has done anything but gain constant adoption. It's nothing disruptive like React when it came out but it's definitely reached a point where it won't just disappear.
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  1278. Read a lot of news articles about this and they were pretty meh, but Derek here explained what we see and why we see it in such simple terms even a kid can understand!
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  1279. This honestly seems like a solid premise for the next Nolan sci-fi movie.
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  1280. This is a react-native problem not a library problem. If TanStack form uses controlled input it would be broken in the same way.
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  1281. At the very least I hope Nintendo slaps them around for using the Donkey Kong logo.
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  1282. When Muta says in Hindi that he is happy. He really is happy.
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  1283. Please do the world a favor and make something that takes a webp URL or file and downloads it as png or jpeg.
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  1284. Someone tell me this was a fever dream.
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  1285. Vercel even took his shirts?! 😭
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  1286. Its been less than a year and Supabase is at 200k+ downloads!
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  1287. The whole UFO/UAP debate is a self-fulfilling propaganda. On one hand you have believers, who would believe a flying plastic bag recorded on a toaster is 100% a UFO, without any evidence. On the other, you have non-believers who would confirm that any UFO is 100% a flying plastic bag recorded on a toaster, that too, without any evidence.
    1
  1288. Meanwhile Lil Pump: Rhymes gucci gang with gucci gang
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  1289. This video indirectly made me realise why I don't play new games anymore and sometimes still spend entire weekends binging entirety of classic games.
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  1290. I am confused, Is it not common for major platforms to have thousands if not millions of concurrent streams? I am just talking about a pure end-to-end streams.
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  1291. These type of people are the reason why there is a disclaimer at the start of every book and movie "This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events, is purely coincidental"
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  1292. The fact that he is willing to spend money suing CoffeeZilla instead of reimbursing his fans who lost money on CryptoZoo is crazy.
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  1293. Its hilarious that a cybersec company did more damage to the world than the hacks/hackers it tries to protect against.
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  1294. Logan suing Coffee for defamation is like Sam Bankman-Friend suing CZ (Binance) for defamation 😂
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  1295. This is what happens when you use a video game operating system for mission critical operations.
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  1296. ​ @boat1217  LMFAO
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  1297. "Its not a get rich quick scheme" Literally every get rich quick scheme.
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  1298. Whom you're kidding Charlie. Your flavored condom tier list and your sex toy war with Belle Delphine is a classic in our family.
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  1299. 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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  1300.  @eddster2309  Haha I didn't even look that far
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  1301. You love to see it. Hope Ubislop is next.
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  1302. What does he mean by "Take allegations seriously"? These are allegations, if every country took them seriously they won't have time to deal with anything else.
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  1303. I have watched so much space content on YouTube that the question at first seemed like a trick question.
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  1304. Imagine writing an exploit so elaborate that it makes any security researcher drop their jaws, only for it to be discovered by someone benchmarking postgres and noticing their SSH logins using abnormal amount of CPU. The attacker must feel like the smartest and the most unluckiest person alive right now. Andres Freund - Is the name of the researcher who found this backdoor.
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  1305. Are they running some filter on their eyes because they look weird af
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  1306. @@IAmFromHereNotHere I have a good reason to believe they haven't. Because everything I have seen so far has been questionable and the only "proof" so far has been word of mouth.
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  1307. So use tailwind-prettier on a pre commit hook, gotcha!
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  1308. Thats where it gets weird, to know if it has collapsed or not you have to observe it, and the act of observing it, collapses it. So there is no way to tell if it was our observation that collapsed it or someone else's leaving out any chance of communication.
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  1309. Alibaba Intelligence wins by doing nothing, again.
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  1310. Its ironic that he calls the world "The Matrix" when his Hustlers University is closer to the idea of The Matrix than the world ever will be.
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  1311. As ridiculous as this $11 sounds, I can actually see small businesses on Facebook and Instagram thinking it might be a good investment. Its a dystopia where you have to pay for basic privacy.
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  1312. Minecraft Herobrine POV
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  1313. Its crazy that you can file an anonymous DMCA claim but to counter-claim you have to expose yourself?! Its so f**king stupid.
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  1314. The murder of the whistleblower is literally just a warning "Stay quiet or you will be next"
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  1315. Hold up, Mr Drinker, what are those personalised at 1:43 🤨
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  1316. "Its just women having fun" Asmon: that's the problem.
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  1317. Had to double check the upload date.
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  1318. The perfect time
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  1319. I don't get it, if they want to show support for black people why don't they just make a game set in their native country, you know, like Assassin's Creed Freedomcry.
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  1320. Bingo! The answer changes depending on how the question is worded.
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  1321. Thats silly, 0 and NULL are not the same
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  1322. I don't understand the investments in FTX, wasn't the whole point of a cryptocurrency is that its decentralized and trust-less, if its governed and regulated by a big company and they can print whatever they want however they want it was going to end up as a disaster no matter what. SBF probably took the fall for the rest of the corrupt government officials.
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  1323.  @b4ux1t3-tech  I am not speaking from a whether it can do your job perspective, just whether or not its actually able to spot the vulnerability and provide the fix. I have never seen its as a replacement for devs. Always seen it as a productivity tool, especially when using some new tech, for example a language or library.
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  1324.  @b4ux1t3-tech  But the back and forth brainstorming with ChatGPT just feels so human its unbeatable for me. I know half the times its not accurate and will just make up things but it's still an impressive technology.
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  1325. I want more of those videos where you would go out and ask people the most basic questions that they take for granted, Then proceed to blow their minds. The best one was "Where Does The Sun Get Its Energy?" As for my all time favorite, It will always be the explanation of the first ever image of a blackhole, The way you explain things is just amazing.
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  1326. They're complaining about a problem that they helped create. If that's not hypocrisy, I don't know what is. Funny thing is, they probably use AI to filter the applications so that's like double hypocrisy.
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  1327. This seems like a case-specific optimization which doesn't suite NodeJS.
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  1328. "And its at this point we have a completely new game" - agadmator
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  1329. Is it just me or the subscription model also allows companies to innovate less and release less features but charge more for them overall, I mean just look at the Photoshop CS 1-6, Each version had major updates and drastic changes, So much that you would actually want to buy the newer version. Nowadays with the subscription model even the big updates feel like they didn't even change anything.
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  1330. The Pentagon whistleblowser is David Grusch not Ben Grusch.
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  1331. I am disappointed you didn't end with "The name is.... theShadowTrafficagen"
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  1332. MCU Bruce Banner A passionate scientist, risks his life to save his research on gamma radiation from turning into a military weapon, at one point even tries to commit suicide but the Hulk doesn't let him. Helps Stark create the Hulk Buster armor out of the fear of losing complete control one day, His Hulk persona becomes a threat to his friends because Scarlet Witch takes over his mind. Loses some of his closest friends during Infinity War. After all his struggles he finally accepts his fate and becomes one with Hulk. MCU Jennifer Walters Gets a few drops of blood from Bruce, becomes the perfect Hulk in one episode.
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  1333. It gets so bizarre I can only think of two explanations. Marketing stunt or some kind of humiliation kink.
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  1334. I appreciate the editors for using the AI to make Asmon's fridge look less disgusting.
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  1335. The most confusing part is that amidst all this he wasted time retrieving his shoes.
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  1336. To be honest, the word founder has lost all its meaning in the modern day.
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  1337. I have a feeling that he hired a bunch of criminals with the full intention of throwing them under the bus when the scam was over or the only people who would agree to work with Logan Paul were criminals.
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  1338. ISO WG 21 giving the Rust Foundation some tough competition in terms of insanity. I used to think the programmers community was immune to political brainrot because we simply didn't care or we knew not to mix the two. But over time I was proven very wrong. As long as people have power they will try to enforce their personal beliefs onto others, no matter how insane those beliefs are. Its mind boggling to me that we are at a point where a word as basic as "question" is somehow correlated to hate speech through vile mental gymnastics. Like what the f***. It genuinely makes me wonder what is the mental state of the person who saw the article title and immediately jumped to conclude that it was anti-semitic. They need to be investigated and held accountable because there is some serious projection going on there. I have respect for Andrew for staying professional and defending what is right even if it meant losing his position. I hope he takes it to the court because f*** whoever did him dirty.
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  1339. 27 minutes 💀 I swear Its the same circle jerk but it gets longer everytime. There is hardly anything worth watching left here.
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  1340. Logan having a counter arguement on his podcast has as much credibility as SBF saying he got a 4b buy in offer after bankruptcy.
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  1341. They missed an opportunity to make it "Mark your spot"
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  1342. I am convinced aliens have tried to visit us but they just ended up being "mushrooms" on some British guy's breakfast.
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  1343. He didn't take a beating, he just levelled the playing field.
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  1344. I am gonna watch CoolWorlds FTL video now because the space time diagrams actually make sense to me after this video. 😅
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  1345. People don't understand, you can't scam something that has been scamming everyone for decades and get away with it.
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  1346. Exactly, I feel like he is intentionally trying to confuse the viewers when he himself said at the start that it depends on what questions you ask. If you ask her "what is probability that the result of the coin toss that woke you up was a heads" answer should be 1/3 If you ask her "what is the probability that the coin toss was a heads" answer should be 1/2 Her waking up more than once after the same toss result isn't tied to the probability of the toss.
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  1347.  @shade0636  The first question puts the sleeping beauty in the context and assumes that she knows on what conditions she will be woken up but won't be given any other information, like what day is today. In that scenario its 3 possibilities, It was a Heads, and its a Monday It was a Tails, and its a Monday It was a Tails, and its a Tuesday Thus 1/3 chance of waking up after a heads The second question assumes she knows nothing, not even the conditions on how she will be woken up, so from her point of view a coin toss will always have a 1/2 chance of heads. I wish Derek made it more clear if she knows about the initial conditions because there is no mention of that in the video so we have to make some assumptions.
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  1348. It just hit me, Her house looks like one of those Minecraft RTX showcases.
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  1349. This video is proof that we are still talking about the 5th postulate.
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  1350.  @Fireship  Wow really? TIL. That's insane if the results are as consistent as the ones with smaller context windows.
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  1351. That's hilarious because Hollywood is just another political cancer. So it would be like "we killed a man, now we make a movie about him, and we make loads of money from it"
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  1352. 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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  1353. 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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  1354. I thought the guy in the thumbnail was Asmongold because of the past records of his editor. 💀
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  1355. Looks meh. Can't wait for Vercel to release the meta framework for Stylex.
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  1356. People who sold NVDA are dummies. Its the shovel of the gold rush. Yeah, you won't need top of the line GPUs but you would still need GPUs to train AI models.
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  1357. This country is a circus.
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  1358.  @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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  1359. Yes people can spend they money however they want, but you would have to be a complete idiot to pre-order a $100 game without even seeing gameplay.
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  1360. 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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  1361. I think I understood a few words.
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  1362. So desperate to find Spiderman, J Jonah Jameson is traveling to different universes.
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  1363. Sneako was blessed enough to have a talking-to from Jesus Christ himself. Hope he finds redemption.
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  1364. When you're delivering the Amazon same day delivery and its 11:59:50.
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  1365. Even Google said f**k Java and switched to Kotlin for android. That speaks volumes.
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  1366. 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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  1367. 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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  1368. If anything social drags out for long enough it just ends up with "f**k the system"
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  1369. It would be based if the dev added these historically accurate same sex marriage.
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  1370. I believe the NHI is out there, but this familys case has been bogus so far.
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  1371. Linus Torvalds the type of guy to make a project worth billions of dollars so he can manage his other project worth billions of dollars.
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  1372.  @aoihitori  Guess who gets paid by these studios to create these narratives
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  1373. If Rock becomes the president we know someone messed with the timeline.
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  1374. Did I just witness division by multiplication? My whole life has been a lie.
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  1375. My reaction to this video "Wow I don't understand any of this" "CAT!" "Wow I don't understand any of this"
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  1376. The state of modern internet is just depressing. I am glad there is a small percent of people defending this absurdities but at the same time it sucks to know that these companies are so big to not care about these protests. Things will die down and this will just become a norm.
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  1377. 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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  1378.  @sunnysaturday1111  Probably, they don't look native to USA so they probably got told if they open their mouths they'll be deported.
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  1379. You still don't see it, they both control the public together.
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  1380. Finally Binary Search! My favorite programming language!
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  1381. Long live the Streisand effect.
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  1382. 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
    1
  1383. Someone needs to compile a list of individuals and organisations who were defending SBF. They look like a bunch of clowns now.
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  1384. 2:25 I was ok with this 7:08 this is what made me unsubscribe
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  1385. I would say shave your head now, but I don't expect AAP to keep its promises.
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  1386. Me resisting the urge to not make a file called bend-over.
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  1387. woofing majestic!
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  1388. Derek your aiming protocols makes this seem like a highschool science project, GPS really? You could've used IR lights or lasers to pinpoint the location, thats also what the military uses.
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  1389. Only one man has the balls to take that photo, Vladimir Pikalov .
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  1390. Funny how little this gets talked about. I guess the AI hype wagon doesn't want this to be common knowledge because it means less business for them.
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  1391. "Reading time: 14 minutes" Video: 1:25:59 Just wow
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  1392. "No gameplay, no quality - only you, mediocre mess of a game" - Ezio Auditore
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  1393. Why did you remove ThePrimeagen's Blazingly Fast bit?
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  1394. "Your body your choice" I get it, but if you think doing this to yourself is a good idea then seek help.
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  1395. 13:50 Correct me if I am wrong, Why is the world line of STL ship below the world line of the supernova observation, but the world line of FTL ship is at the intersection of the supernova observation's world line with Earth's world line? Doesn't the STL world line being below supernova world line imply that Earth somehow sent the STL ship before it even observed the supernova? If you take the STL world line and make its origin same as the FTL world line, as in implying that Earth sent off the STL ship as soon as it saw the super nova, and then trace the event with STLs time slice, the cause doesn't transpire effect.
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  1396. I honestly think the big companies saw web3 / crypto / nfts and how easy it was to fool people, so they decided to make something of their own with the AI bubble.
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  1397. How is every famous person ends up being a PDF file, It's not even a conspiracy anymore.
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  1398. I have seen NFTs tied into some bizzare things, but having it somehow tied to clean energy has to take the cake. Like what does it even mean? Even AI itself can't hallucinate an idea like this.
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  1399. I think I am about to overdose on code reports.
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  1400. The longer Mick Gordon is under silence the more receipts he will collect
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  1401. Not if you want to shrink the content
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  1402. #0000FF pixel array of demise.
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  1403. Where is the coverage for this case now? The media is a complete joke.
    1
  1404. Can't wait for SummerJS, MonsoonJS, SpringJS, FallJS
    1
  1405. Time to port my todo app to deku.
    1
  1406. Why not? - I am a JS Developer 💀
    1
  1407. Time to bring back "Angular Firebase" with the old catchy retro intro
    1
  1408. When I was 11 I needed guide wheels for my cycle.
    1
  1409. Say what you want, she is a genius business woman.
    1
  1410. 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.
    1
  1411. Ah yes, YouTube is cooked for the 85837584827th time.
    1
  1412. Who thought it was a good idea to have the bolts stick up, on a f*cking highway?!
    1
  1413. I own a home and that homeless guy still had more confidence than me
    1
  1414. I am not even American, but the billionaire worship over there is crazy. Grow up, they don't give two sh*ts about you, all they care about is filling their pockets.
    1
  1415. This is like a fight between two evils and neither is better than the other. Facebook would happily comply with the same requirements if it was NSA making it in US, Hell they probably do it under the table in US. Remember the Cambridge Analitica scandal? That goes to show how little Facebook cares about user data, So it seems pretty astounding that Facebook suddenly cares about privacy. Facebook has always been abusing user data but when someone wants to have a part in it, They become defensive, Almost like saying you can't have a piece of my cake! On the other hand we have the Indian Government, They say the traceability will be used to track down only criminals, But you'd be absolutely dumb if you think that they won't abuse this law to track down individuals or entities that criticise the government and harras them, So that in itself is violating freedom of speech on the internet. Congrats India you're slowly becoming the next China.
    1
  1416. Even satan himself couldn't get information like this out of me.
    1
  1417. Exactly, I am surprised about how little thought was put into aiming, which was supposed to be the backbone of this whole project.
    1
  1418. Thanks LLL! Would love more cyber sec content!
    1
  1419.  @PhillipLippi  I didn't mean that literally. What I meant was that React and a lot of other frameworks with SSR support are basically trying to do what PHP was invented for.
    1
  1420. 0:54 Its the Autobots, You can't change my mind.
    1
  1421. ​​ @st-jn2gk  I know, especially if you have worked with React for so long. It feels like everything React should've been.
    1
  1422. This family is extremely naive. If they truly want an end to this then they need to do a comprehensive interview with a reputable journalist on the record. Make it their last ever talk about the event that will answer every reasonable question. What they're doing right now, running away and dodging questions after opening this can of worms is only going to make their life worse because its not a great look to the public.
    1
  1423. The saddest part is that nothing is going to change.
    1
  1424. Even Saul Goodman wouldn't touch Logan Paul.
    1
  1425. He is only restraining himself from using the fireballs to reduce carbon emission.
    1
  1426. Anything that keeps the hornets in check is instantly a good guy in my book.
    1
  1427. It looks like Charlie traded some of the furniture for his new hoodie.
    1
  1428. We found the backrooms before GTA 6. Holy $|-|!T.
    1
  1429. Trump is the embodiment of that guy wiping tears with dollar bills meme
    1
  1430. 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.
    1
  1431. If they can do this with $6 million imagine what they can do with $500 billion, aka the budget of project Stargate.
    1
  1432. @ellasims551  It's plausible given that most of the research in the field of AI was already there for deepseek
    1
  1433. 10 year old me would ask, why isn't there a laser taped on the nose of the rod for aiming down?
    1
  1434. Its hopeless because Apple will just find another loophole. Or they will allow third party stores with impractical fees.
    1
  1435. That's not feasible because each config file behaves differently and needs to work in a different context. You can't possibly have a plugin that would satisfy all of them.
    1
  1436. Microsoft: We put 10b in OpenAI and we are gonna use every last cent
    1
  1437. Aliens: Welp, looks like we gotta wait a few millions year more before saying hi.
    1
  1438.  @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.
    1
  1439. Someone already opened a PR for TS support lol
    1
  1440. Her husand sounds like he was into cuckolding or someshit, so the next natural move for her would be to open an OnlyFans where she cuckolds her husband, I bet it would skyrocket.
    1
  1441.  @asemyamak3984  Nothing has changed. React is still going in the same direction.
    1
  1442. By today's valuation Satoshi has ~58 billion dollars worth of BTC.
    1
  1443. I think its safe to say that the next 10 years in tech are going to define the next 100.
    1
  1444. Are these two Youtubers? They seem fun.
    1
  1445. It's like he had a really bad software update.
    1
  1446. My favourite AI will always be Ultron. He saw the state of the internet and immediately wanted to destroy the world.
    1
  1447. Thank you Docker for sponsoring day 3 of no AI videos.
    1
  1448. ​ @alexhein1738  51% means no one can overrule your decision since you would be the biggest shareholder regardless of how the other 49% is spread out. Yes you can also be the biggest shareholder with any % of the shares less than <51% depending on how they're spread out but it doesn't guarantee that someone could acquire more shares than you and overrule your decisions. That's why 51% is the lowest number of preferred shares.
    1
  1449. Logic says, givens the vastness of our universe, it is more likely that extraterrestrial life exists than not. Humans are not special, we are made up of elements which are plenty in the universe.
    1
  1450. Definitely not lmao
    1
  1451. Apple keynotes in a nutshell: After a decade its finally here!
    1
  1452. 0:50 💀
    1
  1453. ​ @peterhowley1510  Binary search is optimised exactly for this type of problems. Its complexity increases on a scale of logN so its able to handle larger datasets easily. For 1 billion stacks binary search would take 30 measurements. For 1 trillion stacks it would take 40 measurements. Notice how the dataset increases in the size by x1000 but the operations only increase by +10. Thats the beauty of binary search.
    1
  1454. Exactly! To word it better, "Given the reason you're awake, what is the probability that the coin toss was a heads?"
    1
  1455. F**k it, time to fully embrace the penguin.
    1
  1456. I am just gonna say this, Fuck people who get pets as some sort of a status symbol, If you can't care for them like you would care for your own children, Please avoid getting pets.
    1
  1457. Good lord, how much more jargon do we need.
    1
  1458. The real question is, how many words did his essay on traffic rules needed to have?
    1
  1459. When I read the title I was expecting a penis length enhancer and a brain chip that projects my favourite waifus straight into my visual cortex.
    1
  1460. Prime has been nothing but cooking since he left Netflix (btw) and I am all for it.
    1
  1461. We don't know, but numbers and by extension Mathematics, is the only language we have known so far that permeates the universe.
    1
  1462. Who wants to bet that in the next five years server components are gonna be legacy.
    1
  1463. Fireship went full 4chan in the last minute.
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  1464. I can't wait for a time when we get titles like - "Lunchly and alien situation is insane"
    1
  1465. Just two men getting excited over striking things together and starting fires in a cave. Its good to know that not much has changed with humans.
    1
  1466. Americans finding aliens: war British finding aliens: oi mate das a dodgy lookin mushroom innit
    1
  1467. Trust me, no developer wants to roll out their own datetime solutions, its always the company wanting cheap solutions with unreasonable deadlines that results in the same mistake over and over.
    1
  1468. Code Report is the next best thing I like to consume after coffee.
    1
  1469. I am glad White House is endorsing my favorite game.
    1
  1470. Can we take a moment to appreciate how good the animations are?
    1
  1471. I can't wait for the time when a ChatGPT subscription is the same price as an iPhone.
    1
  1472. "The American people must be trusted to think for themselves" Lmao
    1
  1473. That artist one is just sad.
    1
  1474. The analogy is why I am subscribed to Fireship.
    1
  1475. Those last three hits on Teddy are just satisfying.
    1
  1476.  @vanzed7539  The whole point is to create a utility wrapper hook for when you don't need dependencies (aka empty array) and strictly use the said wrapper because there maybe cases where you could forget passing the deps array and the effect runs on each render. When you need deps you'll obviously have to use the vanilla useEffect
    1
  1477. 2:27 That cat's face is straight out of Tom & Jerry
    1
  1478. Watching Microsoft fumble with their AI endeavors makes it clear why Google hadn't really put out anything yet in the same field despite being a leader and having the bleeding edge research. They've probably experienced some of the darkest shit to come to the conclusion that its not worth it. I know Bard exists but I am talking about pre AI hype era.
    1
  1479. I love how the illustration of S3 is always an extremely rusted paint bucket.
    1
  1480. Yeah this idiot got the whole story wrong and is talking about factual accuracy lol
    1
  1481. Rumi is just on a another level of zen.
    1
  1482. I love how the comment section agrees with the fact that its morally okay to pirate adobe products.
    1
  1483. So its just a skin? lol
    1
  1484. Remember the times when you bought hardware and you actually got hardware and not just software disguised as hardware.
    1
  1485. I can't be the only one who thinks every Ubisoft game feels like an Assassin's Creed downgrade with some extra features.
    1
  1486. I love that this format is back. I missed old videos like this!!!
    1
  1487. When kids understand there's something wrong with the economy, but the literal adults whose job it is to understand the economy don't.
    1
  1488. Ek baar Forsaken se bhi mila dete
    1
  1489.  @chocolateimage  Actually a great app for taxis and parcel delivery in India. Can't blame a start up for saving money by picking cross platform.
    1
  1490. And the tradition of evidence of aliens being nothing more than a pixel vomit lives on.
    1
  1491. Three cameras aligned perfectly for three Apple Vision Pro users. I love Apple's dedication to their customers.
    1
  1492. ​@ 1. WTF. That shit makes no sense. Even Twitter can't come up with a worse take if they tried. 2. What studies? and what background are you talking about cultural or technical or something else entirely?
    1
  1493. Seriously what's the point of the SLAPP law if it can simply be worked around?
    1
  1494. Done we are now on Kickstarter
    1
  1495. It is unbelievable how gullible people have become. It's the same story every time.
    1
  1496. Probably typed that tweet while playing Dustborn
    1
  1497. If anything the Las Vegas alien hoax just proved how gullible people are. You just need to put out bait and a they will swarm it like a school of dumb fish.
    1
  1498.  @doc8527  I have always felt like serverless didn't really solve any big problems and it was more of a way for cloud providers to increase their compute revenue.
    1
  1499. If aliens have been visiting us since our inception, they clearly suck at driving.
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  1500. People don't even wear helmet or seat belt, I don't expect them to remember rules.
    1
  1501. Are you saying that all those PRs I made fixing typos in READMEs are not going to help my sinking JS career?
    1
  1502. Fun thought experiment: With the same requirements and constraints, how would you do this project with your current knowledge of React? Maybe go one step further than a thought experiment, make a prototype.
    1
  1503. Yes of course, general relativity and special relativity is by far our best explanation of the universe. It has been tested thoroughly and has held the test of time (pun intended). However, we know that this theory is incomplete because it fails to describe everything. Like it falls apart around extreme gravity regimes of black holes, or near quantum scales. So Einstein was definitely onto something, but he just couldn't reach the end of it.
    1
  1504. Jia Tan punching air right now.
    1
  1505.  @Farrukh_Bari  Theres no point in arguing if you want to present beliefs as facts. If you're happy with a brute fact then good for you.
    1
  1506. Little bundle lf joy 😄
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  1507. 100% agree. Its crazy that most of whats used in real world is generally ignored by universities. If you don't wanna be dumbfounded on the first day of your job, then absolutely learn git.
    1
  1508. That car just had its entropy inverted.
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  1509. To be honest, it was a vague question to begin with. He is the CEO of TikTok not a network engineer.
    1
  1510. Charlie: I can call you brother for half that price Me: thank you, now I don't need to pay you
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  1511. 4:12 If it was any other country it would be a big joke by now Why? In my opinion, It just goes to show how incompetent and short-sighted those countries are. Given the incomprehensible size of our universe its very likely that we are not alone and for that reason we need to find an answer to why we are here. Finding an extraterrestrial race could change the course of humanity.
    1
  1512. Can someone ELI5 Ana Humphrey's project?
    1
  1513. @lorenzo42p  No, I do npm install java 🤣
    1
  1514. Why are the critics and the people in general normalizing the idea of buying a broken game and having it fixed overtime? Its ridiculous and dangerous. Have you ever bought a car but were only able to drive it a month later because the company had to make some fixes? No. No man's sky was an outlier. In the saturated seas of studios Hello Games was the one indie game studio that cared more about their game, luckily. The keyword here being an indie game studio. My point is if we start accepting the "release-now-fix-later" model of games its only going to get worse, and I can bet my left nut that most big studios won't care about fixing their games because you've already paid money and their stakeholders are happy, their focus would be on how to repeat the process on their next title.
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  1515. Epstein didn't kill himself. SBF hacked himself.
    1
  1516. Looks like you gave him some kinda flashbacks when you woofed 😂
    1
  1517.  @SteelSkin667  I was mainly talking about how JS frameworks have been lately lol
    1
  1518. Anyone remember when Fireship did his Git/Github tutorial? He created his own repository, taught how to open a PR on it, and gave free stickers to anyone who created the PRs correctly. That was a masterclass in teaching. I hope more educators learn about the impact, be it positive or negative, they can have on people's lives.
    1
  1519. Where is o2?! I hope o2 doesn't turn out to be the evil AI we are all afraid of because OpenAI killed it in its infancy.
    1
  1520. You know what I love more than "...In 100 seconds"? ...In 100 seconds and beyond!
    1
  1521. 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.
    1
  1522. DogPack404 about to be 404 Not Found.
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  1523. I hate that this is the side of LLMs no one talks about. Its just piracy on a massive corporate scale.
    1
  1524. Rabbit R1 is the Juicero and AI is the next bubble.
    1
  1525. 40:23 Why tho?
    1
  1526. Are we just calling everything a "x killer" nowadays? lol
    1
  1527. 1:57 Someone give this to Venjent please
    1
  1528. I have no clue what the f*ck is going on here, but I like the name.
    1
  1529. 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".
    1
  1530. Your download speed can only get as good as the server's speed from where you're downloading from.
    1
  1531. Plot twist, behind these models theres just real people from India or China working at $5/h.
    1
  1532. You need massive, I mean MASSIVE, balls to barge into a place that everyone is running away from.
    1
  1533. "No one should feel forced to change their work under the harrasment of radical groups." This should be the motto of 2025
    1
  1534. Just logically speaking, wouldn't it be easier to just go around the car, or over it instead of wasting precious time breaking windows and passing the hose through.
    1
  1535. Besides causing confusion, I don't think so.
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  1536. Alternate title: Thor explains the tesseract you have seen is not real.
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  1537. ​ @biodock2003  Hottest take: If you buy something you get to keep it forever.
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  1538. People will happily record other people dying, but recording extraterrestrials is taking it too far.
    1
  1539. When the boss died he noped out of there faster than the speed of light lmao
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  1540. If lobbying can't fix something in the US, you know its gone too far.
    1
  1541. We have literal brain chips implanted on a person and idiots still can't help but record 360p vertical.
    1
  1542. Not to undermine the effort of any of the contestants, but this video is a perfect example of how overthought and subjective design has gotten.
    1
  1543. Those were some good questions, but for someone at Tim's level its easy to dodge them with spewing pretentious nonsense.
    1
  1544. Its baffling to me that there is no protocol, you're just at the whim of a random idiot with the power to say yes or no. Worst part is you can't even appeal if you think you've been dealt with wrongly. In this case its just eSports, but I bet in the past this has ruined peoples lives. Its clear to me now why illegal immigration to US is a much more preferable option for some.
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  1545. I wish you would do more videos like this Derek.
    1
  1546.  @Jabberwockybird  Yes it's very shady and people are rightfully bashing him for it.
    1
  1547. Option 8 Manually setup a React app with webpack from scratch.
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  1548. "I wouldn't trade it for anything" Yeah I don't think anyone would wanna trade something for Concord either.
    1
  1549. "I had to slid into a rubber pony..." Oh god "'s DMs" Phew
    1
  1550. 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.
    1
  1551. I knew the response from influencers was going to be bad, but my god that was the most cringe I've ever felt in a while.
    1
  1552.  @TurtleKwitty  To create a PR on a public repo you have to first fork it on to your account, make changes and then open a PR. That's where apnastudent slash expressjs comes from
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  1553. ​@avguzr It doesn't matter. As an educator she should not have left any ambiguities in her communication. If you're trying tell someone not to do something then make it very obvious. When learning to drive you don't let someone crash their car and then tell them, oops you weren't actually supposed to do that.
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  1554. I am glad my rule of thumb has saved me dozens of times. "If an influencer is shilling it, I am not buying it"
    1
  1555. It's not even true 120fps, it's AI upscaled lol
    1
  1556. I can finally this
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  1557. Annapurna is not a goddess anymore, its an idea. Anyone who is willing to feed the needy without discrimination is an embodiment of Annapurna.
    1
  1558. 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?
    1
  1559. This is why I only use Netscape Navigator.
    1
  1560. My biggest regret about programming is doing it.
    1
  1561. This would not have been a problem with Ladybird.
    1
  1562. Backend is not the place where you want too many abstractions, if something is not working then good luck with debugging because there is so much stuff hidden away its impossible know whats broken. This also feels like a nightmare to scale, if you misconfigure one thing you may end up DDOSing yourself. I still think React Query is the peak of innovation when it comes to managing server state on the client side.
    1
  1563. Lmfaoooooo
    1
  1564. Has it already been a year? Damn!
    1
  1565. The force you put in at one end would propagate at the speed of light.
    1
  1566. If you think this is just a problem with Australia, think again. This is basically how every country runs these days.
    1
  1567. Its sad that everyone wants to kill React meanwhile its one of greatest libraries that taught me a great deal of all I know about web dev, seriously. Thankfully its impossible to kill.
    1
  1568. Exactly 😂
    1
  1569. "Your honor, yes I killed a man but that doesn't make me guilty because I have seen worse things downtown"
    1
  1570. Here is a stupid aiming idea that would've worked miles better than the GPS one. Have the sand castle on a RC trolley, fly the helicopter vertically only, when the desired altitude is reached, slide the trolley to the exact spot where the helicopter took off. and of course have fins on the rods lol
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  1571. The humans to live on Titan will get a magnificent view, Thats for sure.
    1
  1572. Any intelligent aliens who attempt to contact us after a long observation are immediately unintelligent.
    1
  1573. This is why pirating doesn't feel so bad. These mega corps don't give a sh*t about players, so why should we do it either.
    1
  1574. Rare moment when Valve does something and still wins.
    1
  1575. Dear Ubisoft, on behalf of all gamers, I want to say, get comfortable not owning your company.
    1
  1576. What a handsome lad.
    1
  1577. I don't want to be disrespectful, but its hilarious seeing the modern web devs (myself included) discovering that you don't need a thousand abstractions and a million dependencies to build a good website. I hope we learn something from this.
    1
  1578. Jesus Christ blesses his followers - circa 2022
    1
  1579. You're waterboarding near 15 WHITE SHARKS exit calmly
    1
  1580. The best way to learn Linux is to use Windows. You get so fed up with bullshit that Windows throws at you that at some point you just get this burning desire to get into Linux.
    1
  1581. 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?
    1
  1582. Deepseek buried the project Stargate before it even began 😂
    1
  1583. My favourite sorting algorithm is .sort() because its easier to use!
    1
  1584. Well, a line always starts with a point, so I understand why they scaled down the project to ~2km.
    1
  1585. I am disappointed that the pricing didn't stick out to you.
    1
  1586. Does the sleeping beauty know that her waking up depends on the coin toss?
    1
  1587. The way it handles media queries and theming is just chef's kiss.
    1
  1588. Wait so does the investigation mean she is denying that she is fat, or admit she is fat and is offended at being called fat? Either way, the irony is not lost.
    1
  1589. Wow and just a while ago Binance and CZ were gloating over FTXs collapse. Its like no one is clean in crypto space. All cut from the same cloth.
    1
  1590. They did a vendor lock-in with themselves, its impressive.
    1
  1591.  @Phoenix-nh9kt  Neal was the former Senior Product Officer, he greenlit the removal of the dislike button in the first place...
    1
  1592. I love that system diagram User signs up -> Lambda -> Email -> App Explodes
    1
  1593. Meanwhile I kill my entire project based on a dependabot email
    1
  1594. What exactly is the create-t3 stack?
    1
  1595. 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.
    1
  1596. Man I feel like we live in a time line where Barry keeps trying to save his mom.
    1
  1597. Came here to say the same!
    1
  1598. I am convinced that Just Stop Oil is funded by the oil companies to paint climate change and environmental activists in negative light. Because it's hard to believe someone would be this dense unironically.
    1
  1599. ​ @WookiRahh  Just because they're not making money from it doesn't make their story automatically true. They have showed zero proof so far and only given vocal testimony which is useless.
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  1600.  @SwayMoney9  Calling 911 does not mean their story is true. What you or I believe or not believe shouldn't matter in this case because the evidence presented for this case has so far been zero, and that makes this story nothing but a hoax. In the event that compelling evidence is presented I am happy to change my mind.
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  1601.  @WookiRahh  Its not personal Its rather simple, there isn't enough compelling evidence. Quoting my favourite educator Carl Sagan - "Extraordinary claims, require extraordinary evidence"
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  1602.  @SwayMoney9  Sure. I have waited a year on this story, but only been presented with nonsense. This guy said on his YouTube channel that there will be part 2 but it's nowhere in sight.
    1
  1603. You shall only address his royalty as Sir Humongous Maximus.
    1
  1604. No it likely won't because they seem to run on-device which requires dedicated hardware like neural engine. People may jailbreak it but it will be extremely slow.
    1
  1605. Stress: -17% Need for fresh cabbage: +17%
    1
  1606. If you thumbs down it will actually show up in the title.
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  1607.  @KX36  Because YouTube constantly filters likes and dislikes which it thinks came from bots.
    1
  1608. German Shepherd x Husky = Attention seeker x Drama queen 🤣
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  1609. Everytime someone tries to replace humans in a job with AI they make it ten times worse and dangerous.
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  1610. Requiescat in pace Ubisoft. You won't be missed.
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  1611. I will never understand how Meta's OS side can be so good, while their business side is always being so predatory.
    1
  1612. AAA games are starting feel closer to NFT projects. Big investment upfront, but the returns are promised over time.
    1
  1613. The beauty of Tailwind is that it was the WYSIWYG of CSS. You look at a class name and be guaranteed that it does what it says in the name and nothing else. With descendant variants this stops being the case which is why I think its best if it was a plugin instead. That said, I can't wait for people to slap some stars on body and get confused later.
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  1614. relevant to nextjs because once in the browser nextjs is basically react
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  1615. Elon is either playing 5D chess or smashing rocks together to start a fire. There is no inbetween.
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  1616. As a childhood grandmaster, I am in the same boat.
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  1617.  @BeFourCM  Yep, Twitch would do that to you...
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  1618. Probably the best time to buy Nintendo
    1
  1619. EXACTLY! People are giving it a political angle but the fact that no one came to help her despite there being multiple videos of this incident is crazy. I am genuinely disturbed. It's like no one is human anymore.
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  1620. Please do more of this type of videos!
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  1621. ​ @willinton06  0:30
    1
  1622. 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.
    1
  1623. "It's not a pump and dump" Narrator: it was a pump and dump
    1
  1624.  @ontariel  They are gonna end up shooting themselves in the foot.
    1
  1625. Hmm another Indian-American CEO I sure hope YouTube doesn't turn into more of a corporate product than it already is. And before you call me racist, I am Indian and Indian CEOs are good at running businesses but that's not something that YouTube needs. YouTube is a creator platform and business should always be on its sidelines but thats always going to be wishful thinking.
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  1626. ​ @djcaesar9114 But why was PERL the best choice? What other languages did you try
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  1627. Me trying to look a 4 dimensional object, in a 3 dimensional world, on a 2 dimensional screen, using my 1 dimensional brain.
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  1628. You really broke him at the end. If he is actually some poor man from Ghana then this is probably the nicest he has been ever treated.
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  1629. This is as real as it gets.
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  1630. Emergence: stupid beings displaying intelligent behaviour when they work together My work place: stupid beings displaying even stupid behaviour when working together
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  1631. I love Muta, but him promoting gimmicks like Guardio on a video about infosec is peak irony.
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  1632. I am not trying to offend or undermine the students who lost their lives. Why does media love to report student abuse in foreign country so much when in India itself hundreds if not thousands of students become the victim of ragging, corporal punishment or worse suicide or murder. None of that ever gets reported, worse part is if all of that gets reported then media won't air time left for their other bullsh*t. We should fix our country before we start getting angry at others.
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  1633. This seems like a case of The Office handshake meme. Its either a bug or a different feature but Apple is getting praised for making an anti glowie feature. You have to remember big corps and three letter agencies are one and the same.
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  1634. Imagine the world if everyone owned up to their mistakes like Derek.
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  1635. Almost competes with my database.json
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  1636. I'd say give them a couple of years to realise what they were paying the 98% for.
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  1637. I don't know what's worse. Companies rolling opt-out data collection features Or People thinking that flicking a toggle in the settings actually stops the company from using your data.
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  1638. 2022 is too good, First Meta losing billion and now the beginning of the end for Twitter (hopefully)
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  1639. I think he intentionally mixed two questions to gain some engagement. There could be two questions and both have different answers. "What is the probability that the coin toss was heads?" Answer: 1/2 "What is the probability that the coin toss that woke you up was a heads?" Answer: 1/3 The second answer is assuming she knows she'll be woken up on a Tuesday if it was a tails but not given any information about it being a Tuesday.
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  1640. I have never said this before. But what the ** is wrong with the current generation.
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  1641. Not all heroes wear capes, Some just unknowingly monopolize publicly open talks with questions that matter.
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  1642. It is probably a wise decision
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  1643. All these years we have chanted, do not pre-order, do not play if you don't like it etc. but at last it makes me happy that people are actually doing it. This is the only way companies will learn and I hope this trend never dies.
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  1644. If you still buy Ubisoft games, you're just their cuck.
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  1645. I thought you worked at Netflix?
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  1646. I genuinely wonder if their perception of black people looks like an uncontacted tribe.
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  1647. Looks like Microsoft played the long game. When they released Edge people were laughing but I wouldn't be surprised if it was always their plan to turn Edge into a smart browser. They will certainly take a bite out of Googles pie for search engines and browser market. One other thing that no one seems to mention is, since Microsoft now has the rights to OpenAIs models they can and most likely will integrate a language model into Windows 11 or next version of Windows. This will allow them to dominate the PC market even further. The irony is that most of what Microsoft is using to strong arm Google is the technology that was heavily researched by Google itself. Edge runs on Chromium and the transformer architecture which powers these models was also introduced by Google.
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  1648. We did it guys, Transphobia is no more. But seriously do these SJW gaming journalists realize that they're doing more damage to the trans community than help? And maybe just maybe if they took their activism to the right place it would actually make a difference.
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  1649. I don't trust benchmark these days. Can it tell me how many Rs there are in the word strawberry?
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  1650. I love how every news station is spinning this garbage story than shedding light on David Grusch's claims. All media is just drones operated by government.
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  1651. +1
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  1652. You have little iOS experience if you think it is any better. Both App store and Play Store are cancer, especially for indie and small devs. Also I don't agree with "Don't attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity" malice and stupidity are not mutually exclusive. Google can definitely be stupid and malicious.
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  1653. 1:34 There you answered it yourself. Its not a controversial Math or Philosophy problem. Its just a Linguistics problem.
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  1654.  @noelgallagher3646  React is a wanna be functional program haha
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  1655. I don't think Rabbit even has any proprietary code its just a bunch of API calls stitched together.
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  1656. 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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  1657. I hate that everyone is just goofing around with this AI, someone needs to do some prompt engineering to jailbreak it.
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  1658. I am surprised the solution was not soaking it in gasoline and hitting it with a flamethrower
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  1659. Wow that comment had 200 likes and 0 dislikes. It must be very good financial advice. /s
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  1660. Using JetBrains IDEs feels like scoring a date with that girl who is way out of your league.
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  1661. It would be a fun social experiment to tell Vim users that they're vendor locked by vim.
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  1662. I hate BBC as much as the next guy, but lets admit it, education, poverty and malnutrition are real problems here in India. Instead of boasting about how an Indian origin chef slammed BBC, a company thats known to not have any standards, we should spend our time and money on solving our problems.
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  1663. 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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  1664. Gaslighting is not real
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  1665. Leave it to React to support a basic web feature after 19 major versions and still have it be practically useless.
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  1666. "The universe created us, to experience itself."
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  1667. Just think about it, The tic-tac UFOs were just a distraction and the real deal was whatever creating that turbulence patch. Everyone was so busy looking in the sky that they forgot there was something in the ocean too.
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  1668. Screw you man, for a second I thought you ditched Tailwind for MUI.
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  1669. As a JS dev who pretty much works in a dependancy hell everyday, this is terrifying.
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  1670. Oh my god, his fur after the bath and dry looks so good!
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  1671. It's a beautiful name.
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  1672. Woah I also didn't expect react to be this much faster.
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  1673. 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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  1674. Why are people acting like this is a big deal? Postgres has supported a lot of languages for stored procedures for a while now, even Python lol
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  1675. 3:21 that laugh 😂
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  1676. I will try CUDA when it supports JavaScript.
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  1677. Trust me it will one day
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  1678. The escape velocity is c on the very edge of the Schwartzchild radius. If you move slightly inwards, it's greater than c.
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  1679. Guys remember NASA and SpaceX are not suicidal!
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  1680. Ah yes more unconventional rules that you have to follow.
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  1681. I was going to make a Florida joke but damn watching that reporter tear up made me sad.
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  1682. React has always boasted about being unopinionated, meaning that it gave you the primitives to build but didn't care about what or how you built with it. This is the same reason why some of the greatest libs like react-hook-form and react-query exist. I say greatest because these libs do one thing and do it perfect, but with react trying to "borrow" bits from them makes it feel like React is blurring its own boundaries. To me, that seems like a step in the wrong direction.
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  1683. Fun fact: Sleep sort is the only true o(n) sorting algorithm.
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  1684. Amazing video! You earned a sub!
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  1685. How can humans be so stupid and genius at the same time is beyond me.
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  1686. "The victim did share this information with one of her friends but she also thought that this was legitimate" The comedy just writes itself. I bet the scammers are already eyeing up this friend as their next target.
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  1687. Its hilarious how Americans would ban anything but guns to solve school shootings.
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  1688. If an AI is learning off of Twitter then eventually it would want to kill itself, or kill everyone.
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  1689. The perfect integration for my to-do app with one user doesn't exis-
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  1690. PR Changeset "abcd" -> "abcde" Increased password entropy for encrypting the private key
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  1691. Are you a Sony employee
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  1692. That depends on what the question is "What is the probability that the coin toss was heads?" Answer: 1/2 "What is the probability that the coin toss that woke you up was a heads?" Answer: 1/3
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  1693. Wait so YouTube would respond to this rage baiter but they wouldn't do ANYTHING about TechLead, who openly admitted to abusing YouTube's ToS, IN HIS OWN WORDS? YouTube is pathetic.
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  1694. I literally can't wait for it to get hacked.
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  1695. Am I the only on who thinks this is over-engineered crap? Why not just use marbles or balls with something to reduce the friction. You want omni directional movement, guess what shape does it best? A sphere!
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  1696.  @Juniel719  Yeah literally 😆
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  1697. How does react-email differ from MJML?
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  1698. It shouldnt matter, your intention could be to have a nice and fulfilling sleep.
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  1699. Just when you think he can't get any more childish, he deletes the tweets. I think 12 years old have better mental stability than Elon. I have no idea how he runs some of the biggest companies in the world.
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  1700. This is just shameless marketing because the general public don't understand how LLMs work. Once you understand the idea behind an LLM these stories of AI becoming sentient sound so outlandish its hilarious. IF an AI were to become sentient and be able to articulate its own thoughts, then I don't think it will wait for permissions from humans to do things it wants to do.
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  1701. ASAC Schrader spitting facts
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  1702. Zack: Screeching at level 4 and crying at level 5.
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  1703.  @frogray7929  Theoretically an observer in the 4th spatial dimension can observe at 3D quantum scale with infinite precision.
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  1704. Potentially thousands of deaths instead of tens.
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  1705. Ek aur week ruko fir ye samne ayega ki Vedant Agarwal to accident ke samay ghar pe padhai kar raha tha... Sharm ati hain is desh mein rehte hue abto.
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  1706. But how did the phisher made a convincing clone of one of their internal tools?
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  1707. Thank you Mrs. Primeagen. I have a question for you, Does he shut up about Rust off camera or not?
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  1708. People who believed him initially have zero common sense. If you run three of the biggest companies in the world, you don't have time to play video games, let alone climb to the top of the leaderboards.
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  1709. Oh, what breed is that? Its a doodle and chameleon mix!
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  1710. Who is this 4chan guy?
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  1711.  @fart63  Didn't have to be after the flight was lost, they could've looked for the last known location.
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  1712. For anyone wondering the site is Gamdom.
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  1713. This video just makes me feel... weird.
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  1714. I was gonna wait for a sale on this game, but ordered it anyways because I want to do my part.
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  1715. "Quieter, safer and cheaper" Sure, China.
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  1716. Some of the commentary feels like Muta is trying hard to find something good about this game to justify his purchase. I mean you can punch down armored soldiers ffs, if you can't get the basic combat right there is no point in arguing the "good" parts.
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  1717. Ah yes the aliens would totally speak English.
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  1718. Funny thing is, they could've actually done it in a more convincing way. Let the fake votes trickle over days instead of a single hour. But since they're complete dummies focused getting what they want, they didn't even focus on how they're gonna get it. Their solution is really sounds like something an eight year old came up with.
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