Comments by "nexovec" (@nexovec) on "ThePrimeTime" channel.

  1. Is this an april fools joke?
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  2. Harry Potter and the end of programmers
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  3. Do people use C# for finance? Never heard of that... thought all the finance guys use JVM langs, but thinking about it, it does make sense
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  4. Since when being pragmatic has anything to do with having opinions.
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  5. This article sells golang as the best OOP language in the world, since every other mainstream language that fits the criteria also has many more big ideas and restrictions. Even the functional languages are OOP according to this definition, because the program state is bound to the functions that act on it by the virtue of being embedded in them(and there is no such thing as no state). Every bit of this runs contrary to my intuitive understanding, if I ever had any.
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  6.  @vladlu6362  I only meant 4x4 times 4x4, which is a pretty common case... What do you mean by allocated all at once. Never would I imagine anything else than having them contiguously in memory.
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  7.  @kazedcat  Sure, always #align 64 or whatever the thing was.
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  8. The github survey actually seems legit.
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  9. Man that's crazy, I love it!
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  10. If there is no static guarrantee you handle all the possible fault states of your program, you can fool yourself into thinking you're handling errors with exception handling all you want.
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  11. had worse
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  12. I see nothing wrong about this article. While you're here inventing ladders out of a hole you've thrown yourself in, this person has been cashing out millions of dollars as a senior in some giant ass bank for the past 10 years. Lit article.
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  13. Impostor syndrome isn't a mental health problem.
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  14. Go write some go instead, LOL
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  15. For me it's okay if and only if you only came there to show the game is rigged.
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  16. NO, ABSOLUTELY DO NOT change the license plate. This is such a historical rarity!!
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  17. "Easier deployment" Oh boy, oh boy...
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  18.  @ITSecNEO  I can mainly feel these pain points in error handling and type conversions, but those are issues that could realistically be addressed individually. I'm pretty sure they will add both struct unpacking and the chain result operator into the language one day ™. The rest of what you're describing honestly just sounds like technical debt. It seems to me that guys at google would write a language with big projects in mind, but I've also never worked with a codebase the size of k8s(that's a little bit of an extreme entry level requirement), so what do I know...
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  19. I know basically nothing about compilers, but all things considered I find it hard to believe that immutables would provide any substantial perf benefit. Couldn't the compiler just scan the function to see if it mutates if it wanted to(I know that would be kinda hard if lambdas and other things are involved)? Wouldn't even that be pointless? I think I'm gonna ask Ginger Bill about this.
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  20. 9:21 I literally have a three liner image carousel on my other monitor as he's explaining.
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  21. "Why is it working?" is one of the most cursed questions ever.
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  22. My dayjob doesn't exist. 😶‍🌫The fact its name was Power Peg makes this all the more comical.
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  23. I mean you can make a web application as a project, but that's going to be just as hard as making a video game if you want that to feel impressive.
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  24. This is the devops equivalent of virtualizing linux on each CPU core.
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  25.  @peaked2258  UGH... no.
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  26. Nobody can know anything about anything, because you can never be sure, yada yada yada
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  27. Most indie computer games don't have unit tests, so they are actually so easily replicable that they're not worth doing. -_- Prime WTF.
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  28. It's also the worst because you have no state. You need to encode your state in the type system.
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  29. Go fiber or go broke.
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  30. How was the xz exploit 7.8 severity... I commonly get 8s or 9s after not updating go packages for a while...
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  31. The worst thing about array.sort() is that it almost always works.
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  32. LOL go has like the biggest ecosystem with the exception of python. WTF. Also java's great memory safety is more like a NullPointerException in your face kind of safety
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  33. Oh, if you have a server does 10KRPS and one of your 700 endpoints triggers a panic once, it's maybe not the best idea to crash the entire thing. I mean you could restart the program, but that might take time, it might be misconfigured etc. This way the entire thing stays on the application layer. But if you like to watch the world burn, you do you. Maybe it's better, you reduce all the faulty states you might get into when recovering.
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  34. There is NO way this company couldn't be operated by 50 engineers if the product was optimally constructed.
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  35. "Most people with high IQs are not successful" wow, the proudest dumb person ever
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  36. Well it has to be said that PHP at least tries to be good.
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  37. We have Lex Fridman in the chat now, great... Guys we are gigachads
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  38. Hard to believe they designed a system like this.
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  39. You shouldn't feel the need to prove yourself to the community in order to be a respected teacher of programming... Why can I make a more compelling argument about why programming belts are gatekeeping than the person that actually thinks that?
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  40. DIES IN NODERED
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  41. Seeing the string copy made me laugh so hard(Is it one? not a js dev). Why are all these people relying on this garbage lol.
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  42. Dude this is such a monke moment. "huhuhu, why me so many people when ai do job?" *C-suite monkey noises
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  43. This person wrote long nice code and then proceeded to make it shorter in exactly all the wrong ways.
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  44. OOH, coming in hot! >> dis them react plebs LOL
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  45. I respect C programmers for how they know how to exploit the hardware. C is often interchangeable with the theoretical maximum of how fast you can go. C just suffers from miserable tooling. I thought this was going to be a video about horizontal scaling, but it turns out even a C programmer could find a more compelling argument for why haskell is faster than C.
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  46. What is this :D Who's the AI here?
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  47. "avoiding mutations" sounds way smarter than COPY FU**ING EVERYTHING
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  48. You know how they sometimes threw venomous snakes into a pit and the last one remaining was the most poisonous? I think the same happened with the bag of d**s you're describing.
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  49. Here we can observe an SQL injection in its natural environment. Despite their habitat spanning 3 continents merely 30 years ago, this member of the species is now one of the last in existence, due to environmental damage caused by the rust programming language.
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  50.  @ea_naseer  What I wanted to say by that is cpython isn't really meant to do this. Every time code runs in parallel, it locks the entire interpreter on all threads so only one thread actually runs at any single given time. The only way you can benefit from it is by being IO blocked or by calling an external library via the C interface. But hey, edgy jokes all the way, right?
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