Comments by "" (@diadetediotedio6918) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. ​ @SahilP2648  No, it is WAY costlier. I live in brazil and here the prices are equivalent to US prices numerically (after converting), but in terms of the average salary they are 5-7 times smaller.
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  2.  @vespuccini  Gambling is economics, the degeneracy comes from the players who can't control themselves. Gambling <per se> should not be a problem of degeneracy.
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  3.  @gdwe1831  The life is like that.
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  4.  @Lord0x  Why?
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  5.  @meech37  The hitman stuff is questionable, absolutely. He was blackmailed and threatened, and no one was actually killed.
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  6. Fed should'nt exist, but good points in video
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  7.  @lawrencedoliveiro9104  You can specify why they are wrong tho. If your "right answer" is " That’s why “new” is needed: because you can have a class or data field that has the same name as a method, in the same scope .", then just look at Kotlin, it doesn't use the "new" keyword and still can differentiate between these cases, the new keyword is not strictly a requirement for Java to work if they didn't want that way, because the naming patterns of Java are just very clear, types uses PascalCase and methods camelCase.
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  8.  @x0rn312  I am happy to hear that the spirit of freedom still sings in the open source community, and I also intend to be a part of that development if it really happens. Interpret my comment as a way to make people aware of the need to act on this, and I also think it's important that public opinion is on our side if something like this were to happen.
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  9.  @RenderingUser  Idk, maybe is just other reason this way, because I did not learned all the commands, in the time I was starting to become interested in console-based text editors, and found neovim to be a possible interesting experience, after trying to get over it for some hours and struggling with disconfort from my left hand I felt that it wasn't for me, maybe other time I could try it again to see if it was just a moment thing
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  10.  @MkH-p7r  You mean after he was blackmailed and threatened? Also, do this deserves 2 LIFE SENTENCES?
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  11.  @MkH-p7r  I don't really think anyone that sells drugs or guns should be arrested at all, I'm a libertarian.
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  12.  @jkarla5539  It can, technically speaking, in a very strict sense, but its uses are far more restricted than what they are proposing.
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  13.  @arbaran01  I would say that the government is as subordinate to the corporations as the weapons they have allow it, but well, we can say that they influence each other.
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  14. "chat logs of him" LOL, there was never definitive proof that it was indeed him, neither he did killed anyone, and you read only what is convenient, what about the part he was [blackmailed] and [threatened]?
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  15. 5:00 elitist shit
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  16. ​ @netanelaker4437  You can take your legalism and put in *, defending state oppression in this video.
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  17.  @netanelaker4437  They are not criminals.
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  18.  @vespuccini  It is not circular logic, it is just an unjustified conclusion. There is no circularity in affirming T is useful for X, and X is useful because of Y.
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  19.  @matei9k  Because copyleft is a pact with the devil, it is only free until someone don't publish his source code, then it starts suing people just like proprietary software does.
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  20. I think their tests against open source models are biased, they used just a small subset in the reports (even when powerfull models like Guanaco are out there) and I'm suspicious on the quality. But, with my personal tests, the quality is reasonably good and it can produce parseable JSON so it is pretty useful anyway.
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  21. I'm pretty sure now that people lie a lot in these surveys, which is not techically a surprise but still interesting to see
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  22. Just use my NIPAH-License
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  23. Innocent until proven guilt, do you know this?
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  24. Could the WebGPU solve the NVidia/AMD dispute with AI's?
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  25. Oh god, what we need but a internet police
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  26. ​ @pineapplerindm  Nah, bun uses a different JavaScript runtime and have different principles in mind when designed (like the performance). In this case being the "next" means the explicit intentions and goals when designing it
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  27.  @insigniamalignia  He is not right because we don't have proof, lol. If you don't have concrete proof of something you should just shut up about that thing. As for what we know, Green himself (one of the supposed targets) said he believed Ross would not hire a hit on him, and we know there were shady things on the case (including his accounting being controlled by literal cops before the arrest, the question that it was probably controlled also by other people that participated in silk road, etc).
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  28.  @netanelaker4437  Yeah, it doesn't have to be, but the alternatives are generally worse.
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  29.  @XxZeldaxXXxLinkxX  Yeah, I'm fine with people profiting off my work, they win and I win, win-win.
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  30. 0:45 This is just because of arbitrary laws, and it's not necessarily good, America is a good example of how a regulated market like health can lead to a bunch of expensive shenanigans.
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  31. There's only a single fucking absurd and disgusting problem, ISP's now have this shit called CGNAT that just renders any DDNS service unusable without contacting them to port-forward things for you (a shitty task), what a shame on the current internet state of art, why just not use IPV6???
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  32. What?
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  33.  @advance5189  You are part of the problem, this is a foundationally wrong discourse and this is a maliciously loaded question on itself. Do I want videos of people suffering in telegram? Of course not! I'm not a psychopat. Do I want that EVERYONE and the majority of people that are doing nothing wrong have their freedom and privacy destroyed, so a bunch of weirdos and criminals are getting caught <easier>¹? Of course not, I'm not a psychopat or defender of tyranny. You think everything is good and funny, you think the "consequences" happens only in a one sided affirmation of reality: this is simply false. The moment these things starts to be censored in favor of reducing the freedom and privacy of everyone else is the moment you signed a pact with the devil. You are forgetting that states historically were the ones that killed and destroyed the largest number of human lives in singular events, they are not willing to lose power and they will use this new power to control you and your family if needed. But give it all up, be a good sheep for the slaughter. ¹. not even ensured, they can still literally encrypt all their messages by themselves even in an app like telegram
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  34. ​ @yuotueb  Now you are pressuposing so many things in your comment: 1. My comment does not change in content or truthness when the ones persecuting are "democratic countries" and their "legitimate court orders" 2. Again, my point about being blamed by the actions of others is literally the same here: Telegram is being blammed because of the perpetrators that use their social app, dot. I also never said anything about encrypted or unencrypted data in this sense, but telegram data <IS> per default encrypted (even if not E2E for everything) AND its objective was <from start> to <not> simply give arbitrary data to governments when they threated for it, if you give data in case X you open the precedent to give it in all cases and you compromise the image and vision of your platform.
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  35.  @vespuccini  The problem is that you literally cannot prove that any of those things are true, then you, as most of the lawmakes, is acting emotionally.
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  36. Rust is literaly, plug and play
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  37.  @EldorJ10  Is it really? Heck, this is really intriguing, but I think it's natural due to the fact that VsCode depends on extensions, and in rust in particular we have two (one legacy and one recommended). Currently to use Rust in VsCode you just need to install the rust-analyzer package and it integrates perfectly
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  38.  @nustaniel  You understand you can, like, just create components, right?:
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  39.  @nustaniel  I said <components>, not <CSS classes>. Components are a specific concept, if you use normal CSS with them you still fall into the same problem space as creating the component, then creating the CSS, then using the CSS in the components. If you use tailwind, you can create the component with the tailwind in it, and then reuse the component across your application.
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  40. Hard to think a massive bank like this has no government (and thus tax) funding tho, hah
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  41.  @p.m.8316  There is no "bitcoin CEO"
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  42. ​ @moravianlion3108  The government has weapons to stop the competition, and he uses it, so it is on a different level.
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  43.  @osere6432  The assassinations also are very strange, for the alleged conversations I read the people he was supposedly trying to assassinate where threating hundreds of people and himself, a threat that could end with them all in prison or even dead, so it appear not to be so much unproportional
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  44. It is all very speculative, and innocent until proven guily for that matters.
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  45. Asahi Lina did the GPU drivers, now it is gooooooooo time
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  46. 1st April
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  47. Wow, this video was really good
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  48. @ Which line, free willy? He literally just had a site and allowed people to freely sell on it.
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  49. Monero CHADS
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  50. drug lord? He never sold drugs, he merely had a site that allowed people to sell anything. People chose to sell drugs there, this was the consequence of their own actions, not his.
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