Youtube comments of Ad Ici De (@adicide9070).

  1. the future of technology is technoslavery of humankind.
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  2. they don't do detailed explanations. it's basically "use indexes". don't sort lots of data. well, thanks.
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  3. yo cpp ain't systems level now? :D
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  4. this actor easily eats all them hollywood partygoers for breakfast. more of him, please.
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  5. Ron E. Rains: Brilliant as usual. So much nuance and none of it contrived.
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  6. "SOAP is used in old systems that nobody wants to pay to update to anything resembling modern applications"
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  7. sure, but there is just no way this beats nvim + tmux for me. like it's not in the ballpark.
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  8. normally I am against using AI bots to read stuff but I find it painful to listen to this guy read this script. I think he is not enjoying it in the slightest, either.
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  9. YOU HAVE TO JUMP ON BOOOOOOAAARD!!!! YOU'RE MISSING OOOOOUT!!! this culture is unhealthy.
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  10. Yeah, sarcasm is making everything better especially. Now the whole of this civilizational behemoth is going to collapse in a while, and you'll be back to what you decry. Only in a world thoroughly polluted and made toxic to the bone by what you call progress, I suppose. And all of your babies will die because it will be unliveable. Billions of people dying. Alternatively, a high-tech future of thoroughgoing denaturalization where we become inhuman altogether. Drones. No life beyond the system. Pick one. The world collapsing either way under the weight of overpopulation, death of ecosystems and nature, scarcity of resources, no fucking air to breathe, dude. No air.
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  11. i really hate macros, period.
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  12. Marshawn is such a natural Marshawn <3
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  13. "Our" goals are becoming increasingly technicized and mechanized-we have long been being adapted to subordination of the machines. I'm not talking Skynet. I'm talking pervasive alienation from the natural world, pervasive deskilling of the individual and erasure of personal autonomy through our insertion into impersonal systems, much, much, much more. An unstable AI would just be the icing on the cake. But at least some people will (do, probably) have Batmobiles-
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  14. are you high? :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlD9JYP8u5E
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  15. would you care to have Jonathan Blow on the show?
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  16. to me it's a shame it's curly braces across the board with some minor, if notable exceptions. these new languages like Gleam, this one, and more could really do more to move things along here. Kudos to Scala 3 for making a move towards a quieter syntax. see, while it's a cliche, almost, to say, syntax does not matter, it absolutely does. it's what your eyes see, so the quieter it is, in general, the less noise it has, the better, imo.
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  17. so cloud native means NOTHING.
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  18. i love this dude. fantastic to have been raised on music where money ain't everything.
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  19. lex luthor is real irritating. more humility my man. you're not an olympic judoka.
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  20. stooooop saying thaaaaat. i mean that go... developer ergonomics :D that's the least expressive language I've worked with, dude. And I've worked with two. It's far less expressive than TypeScript. I mean this is coming straight off of me missing expressivity when doing any single simple thing in GO. Why am I working in GO? emm
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  21. facepalm :D gastroscopy is not surgery. and if that's the worst you've had, you ain't had nothing.
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  22. definitely enjoying ocaml now and where it's going
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  23.  @terezip2213  bro. or sis. it's a foot in the door, that's 1. and 2, I'm not INVESTED in insta, fb, anything. I can delete that shit in a second. I AM invested in a language in which I make a living every day.
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  24. "synthesizers haven't killed violins" -- tell that to legions of impoverished violinists. now every idiot can press a button to "make music". skill is dying. dude, it's not just changing the landscape, tech is plowing through the old and eviscerating it. am I saying synths are "bad"? nope. I'm just trying to be honest in appreciating the way in which music now is dehumanized and facile. "old" music still exists, cause some people love it. but those people who have little interest in music but do need it as a passing thing have no incentive to support it anymore, and culturally that is a problem.
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  25. isn't it that go is "incredible" and simple to write in a small app, but owing to its feature poverty get way way harder as you scale up and get more complex? I mean just the lack of null safety and the type system on that one, eh?
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  26. where's is that Jon Blow interview?? that'd be something..
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  27.  @lwinklly  yup. I also liked how Coffeescript looked. and ofc Euby and so on. really love quiet syntax, the concept itself. I showed Coffeescript to a FE friend of mine who does TS/react on our team and he hated it. but it's just -- I feel like -- cause it's relatively unfamiliar to someone used to C-like syntax exclusively.
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  28. thanks, I'm familiar :)  @DeveloperVoices 
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  29. you define a CLASS??? a CLASS???
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  30. yeah, a lot of professional soft runs on macosx and is just easy to deal with too, as opposed to linux where... not so much or not at all. and it's not true that "linux just works" -- the problems with config, compatibility, versioning, are ENDLESS :) I do wish it were the case that it just worked!!
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  31. hope this takes off!
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  32. thanks for this overview
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  33. I'm subscribing to you. I like idiots. I am one too!
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  34. cannot get over the oop leftovers in kotlin. it just comes form java, unfortunately. they cannibalized some fp, but it's still all bases in classes and the marriage of behavior and data. same with scala, by the way. as long you're married to the jvm, i cannot see how you can get away from oop. maybe it's personal, but I see that as something to get far, far away from. it's gotten way overblown.
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  35. awesome vid
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  36. I was an editor before I became a programmer and let me tell you I hate word and these other editors now -- compared to plain text editors like vim and such, they are so clunky and so unwieldy. I still do some editing for some author academics and I wish I could tell them "let's just use plain text!!!"
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  37. cruel and actually not fun at all. and I usually love the Onion. Who wrote this shit.
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  38. fuck google.
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  39. i <3 agave font <3
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  40. if only you had alan watts' voice ;)
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  41.  @ThePrimeagen  fine!
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  42. definitely do a tutorial :)
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  43. umm no, go is not better. you know this.
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  44. yeah, police brutality bad--but then--self-inflicted total surveillance society--worse. worse. worse. self-policing on a scale heretofore unknown.
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  45. yah, climate change IS for real, I guess ;)
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  46. with so much abstraction, no wonder apps are horrendously slow :D
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  47. this is unfortunately yet another intro level video.
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  48. dude I always to U to redo in vim!
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  49. If Antifa is growing--fuck yes.
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  50. spoiler: dude cannot shoot for shit. the problem is the movie never establishes his competence before he makes his dumb mistakes.
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  51. hey I like how this is a bit slower, thank you!
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  52.  @michaelneumann3695  same as you can speed it up. no reason to make the default unreasonably fast.
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  53. dude where are you from? cannot pinpoint the accent. the a from e... like disconnaected. spill!
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  54. I fucking hate OOP.
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  55. did someone have a golang slip od the tongue there?
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  56. it's funny you say nodejs and react and such are more modern than dotnet.
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  57. I'm so scrolling what the host says just to hear snippets of what Jon says before listening to the whole podcast.
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  58. people on linkedin be pathetic. spineless. toothless shit. it's the edge taken completely off of everything.
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  59. what's the font there, dude?
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  60. THIS IS NOT A FULL COURSE. it throws a bunch of CSS at you last 2/3s in a rather disjointed fashion, saying 'we'll cover that when we do the projects', and then stops just before a project starts. Beware.
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  61. maybe slow down :)
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  62. ok now I know this video is WAY off.
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  63. let's wrap those long lines though shall we? :D
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  64. so there, tdd == declarative programming :D what wizardry :D
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  65. coming up next, how the nazis achieved TRUE agility.
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  66. I recreationally don't give a shit.
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  67. that speech impediment from drinking? cannot bear to listen to that shit voice.
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  68. what a show. what a show. what a show.
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  69. what an ignorant twat that joseph rogan is.
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  70. would u want to hear what GC would say about IT? ;)
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  71. disgusting.
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  72. seriously, some of these people's voices stress me out. by pissing me off. that "clinical psychologist".
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  73. pathetic on all sides.
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  74. Can I remap modifier keys on Mac to swap ctrl and cmd?
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  75. was sure you were gonna say "using vim"
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  76. can I give my pro subscription away to someone?
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  77. Since you're reading from a prompter anyway, would it be possible to get someone else to swiftly read the material instead? It's pretty hard to understand with the speaker's diction.
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  78. Allen Holub laughs like Seth Rogen. Look it up.
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  79. indentation IS better! :)
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  80. still nothing compared to golang putting telemetry in your stuff.
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  81. they carry on doing it for money. they carry on for fear if they don't someone else will. they carry on out of ambition. they carry on out of sunken cost fallacy -- they have after all become ai researchers. you name it.
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  82. Antifa, oh, so violent! It's not like thousands of people are killed in shootouts in the US of A every year, is it? How many of those instances are Antifa? What? Zero? They don't even have guns?
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  83. could you share your vscode theme please? seems easy on the eyes and I very much need that :)
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  84. bluuuuuuuez musicians.
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  85. So if you don't do class-based ts/js, or almost not at all, you can use decorators where? Or actually, would there be a point at all to do this as opposed to composing functions functional style?
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  86. it feels like you don't know what you're reading sometimes.
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  87.  @ThePrimeagen  yeah, I know there's a lot of genius going on under the hood in go but above it... let's just say I'm about to do my first gig full time in Go, switching from TS, and I'm a bit afraid I'll get even dumber than I am right now :D I diid like, in my heart of hearts, like Jon said "go get fucked" :D u know what I mean!
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  88. cringy voice mannerisms aaaa 🧏
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  89. what is this bullshit even about.
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  90. what's going on with the onion? used to be so cool!
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  91. I hope even if the language goes nowhere, RF is still going to get something out of it. reputation, something.
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  92. I've learned that this is even more boring than golang :D
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  93. Dear Peeps, what is this clean font used in the vid?
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  94. yeaa maybe pick a different game that not EVERYONE implements a million times :D
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  95. "catastrophic mistake that ends with disaster". nice one there. not to be mean, but you could have edited this post-interview, host.
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  96. with me quite severe eye strain comes into play as well and factors into this... am I alone in this? (40m at this point)
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  97. Could you maybe do sth on V lang? It looks yummy and since a lot of us already work in Go, I think it's be something peeps would be interested in. Right now my hope is either Go adapts and actually adopts the features requested by many otherwise pissed off by some stuff in the language, or V takes off in a while as a viable alternative :) All the power to them!
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  98.  @seanlestermiranda  sure hope they improve the generics that it took them +10 years to get into the language ;) look, dude, there's slow, and then there's being authoritarian and backwards. And I'm saying this even as I like Go, with all of its quirks and stupid shit (hello, nil). They need to improve a lot of shit for real instead of trying to make it seem like they're doing it while maintaining things as they are. Improve generics, for one, because they seem to be designed to be impotent (impossible to put on receivers, func types, and more). Come on, now. So, of course, we're looking at Rust as a proper language. And if there's something else that takes Go's strengths (simplicity, fast compile time) and runs with it with better syntax/semantics, I say BRING IT.
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  99. hmm is this via terminal or with gui app?
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  100. maybe TS forgot this thing called simplicity?
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  101. this lady, whose black life matters, is also pretty pretty
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  102. so. boring.
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  103. ain't buying this language and I don't think it's making a good case for itself at all. plus, in a crowded market and with a one-person driving force behind it, I cannot see it as commercially viable. As to why it exists? Because people like to write languages and they can do so. That's all.
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  104. I would so fail an interview with an answer like this :D
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  105. i'm pretty sure none of this is what a 10x programmer is, as per the usual definition.
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  106. the only reason you are able to conflate distinct and often contradictory positions into a seemingly congruent mish-mash or taoism + stoicism + schopenhauer + who knows what else is because you fail to distinguish between them. you focus on similarities but they do not conflate that way. there is overlap but also fundamental differences between them, which you never note. you also fail to note their dangers and weaknesses, like a marketer never noting the fine printee. but life don't bend that way to partial truths.
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  107. so I just found out they no longer use classes as the default on components :D aaaaaa thaaaanks yo! :P
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  108. aint that what happens when the govt gets in cohoots with the corpos.
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  109. Can't be bothered to care about a meat eater like him, hunched in his bathrobe, of all things, over a plate of pig flesh and wallowing in his art, in LA of all places. Also hard to care for a dude who clearly feels very sorry for himself already, to the point of making the whole video game ABOUT HIMSELF and making you pay for it to play. Like, I am paying to play a fantasized version of a guy on a couch eating pig flesh. A guy who also named his company after the one thing that seems to be defining him from beginning to end. Heart machine. No, thanks.
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  110.  @lordpetroollo6979  since forever, you dummy.
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  111. seems very Spring-style, as in Java, and pretty much OOP...
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  112. uhm is that THE serenity?
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  113. I'm already using Epic, thanks. I'm doing fine without Steam reviews. There's a zillion places online to look for those and discuss games. It will be FINE. I'm glad AAAs are skipping Steam. It's OK to have libraries different places. You have that possibility on PC, and that's great. There's none of it on PS4 etc. and yeah, that blows. You are at the mercy of one company. Things have been getting to close to that on PC. This change is good.
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  114. just got wind of clever-f. check it out for multiline f use with repeated f/t for repeated searches of target key :)
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  115. hard to understand this diction, though. sorry to say! cause the content is ok.
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  116. "you're welcome"
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  117. thank the dude for another framework
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  118. this is such a hilarious vid :D
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  119. yo excuse me, that's not Consolas, is it?
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  120. dude u gotta try jetbrains mono for these
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  121. this one is real nice.
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