Youtube comments of DarkGrey (@XDarkGreyX).

  1. In a way, peace is always a cold war.
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  2. ​ @zombieblaster5754 isn't a corn-related button still more fitting then
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  3. My mind adds a "see ya, suckers!" each time he runs away with the peanut.
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  4. ​ @benjamingeorge8241  how about no
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  5. The lobby is angry
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  6. JS OS. Sign me up
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  7. Yeah, wins in the realistic category.
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  8. She did a while ago already for a Hello Fresh sponsorship, I think.
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  9. Bad because money could have gone to an actual artist, sure, but if you are annoyed by AI being trained on the works of people without their consent: people have been doing to that to each other for who knows how long. Plus, the models are sort of made for merging motives and styles, so may as well use them for that here and there. You gotta get over it...
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  10. Even as a kid, when I no one had told me yet that it's a country, it felt to me like the whole thing with a track going through a "city" of this size was crazy.
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  11. Glad to hear. Thank you for your services.
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  12. The last image of my face I put online myself was in 2009 when I was 11.
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  13. I swear I am so sick of this sentence due to sheer volume alone
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  14. We all knew what was coming. He on the other hand...
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  15. Look my sleep schedule is broken ok I do get work done but not really between 9-5
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  16. 26yo here and I feel ya
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  17. Recruiter sees gigachad 10x game project on resume "We don't make games here. Have a nice day"
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  18. We are in the process of inheriting a project whose development our client outsourced to another company, and the sheer excess storage they have for the user files one of the APIs handles confused us at first. We asked them about it, and their reply was accompanied by a shrug. It's not much, until your factor in how little data users have uploaded since launch. Idk why they are already paying for that much. May as well give us and therefore me that money.
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  19. 1080 Ti
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  20. The more legs a carpenter puts on a table, the better. Also, quality increases with number of screws and nails used.
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  21. Ew, ounces.
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  22. Always do at first. A bit annoyoing, innit. Not even part of the community. That acronym we get to see so often
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  23. When i clicked on this, I didn't expect it to be a video on the disease that gives me nightmares. And I initially planned on skipping this one, but since these videos are rare treats... HERE WE GO.
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  24. True modern wisdom
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  25. ​ @RenderingUser  code isn't just text. It gets done a lot, but last time I checked what seniors think of the output, they were not that happy about it.
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  26. "How do you assign a variable in React v69"
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  27. The more certificates the more you are entitled to do little
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  28. Now that I think of it, my grandma is close to 80, has heart problems and many other illnesses, and yet she takes the bike half the time (even if it's only for 1km every other day). She doesn't drive, so the other half she takes the bus. The lady is pretty overweight, yet it doesn't matter to her: she insists on using the bike to get some groceries. Let's assume her biking habits help a bit against her love for sweets and other snacks.
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  29. ​ @altonmiles8067  and yet nobody to replace the feudal lords
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  30. ​ @yep-its-them ok
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  31. That poem is lit af. Ngl.
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  32. Fun times indeed
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  33. This one is on another level imo
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  34. The lol as a way to end every sentence on the topic is the right way.
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  35. I said this to our (24yo?) apprentice at some point and she looked at me like I suggested some kind of genocide.
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  36. PHP stands for "PHorever PHP"
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  37. Why do we even need undersea cables. Don't we have wifi?
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  38. Why do so many put the "computer" in front of programmer in the comments under so many videos.
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  39. Had to akshually
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  40. I recently encountered a full-size SUV while leaving work that made the driver look so out of place in her giant vehicle. The comedic element that made me burst out laughing in public waa the brand: mini
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  41. For the past weeks I have gotten a lot of Indian and Arabic vids recommended here on YT. I'm Middle-European through and through tho and I have shot down countless of these vids, yet YT persists. Shit's cursed. Edit: i haven't read any replies but I don't just get "casual" videos of those groups. It is weird shit like hoax health stuff or cult advertisments. Indiscribable thumbnails too.
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  42. I put my making of 3D models and animation on ice years ago, but this amount of detail makes me shiver. Sure, many productions today boast similar or more of it, yet the amazement stays. Recently found this channel. Great work.
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  43. What timeline is this? Where did I go wrong?
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  44. Yeah, it kills me. I got skill issues and fail not to do that, but I feel like he does it on purpose
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  45. Ofc. They are after virgins
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  46. Even outside of those two there is other web dev stuff.
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  47. It feels better to me too but objectively depends
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  48. What do you mean? Programmers should be obsolete by now.
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  49. ​ @johnames6430  the mandatory diversity seat at the board of directors.
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  50. ​ @check9094  ur too innocent
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  51. Wow.... yeah
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  52. ​ @rodrigoalister9593  they always do. Sadly
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  53. ​ @SuperOvidiuMihai  and you are older? Cuz I'm younger and autplay drives me up the wall and I am sure you can find plenty more who are like us.
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  54. Practically a command for human deletion
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  55. ​ @squishy-tomato  is that a single or someone in a two-person houshold talking?
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  56. ​ @skyisreallyhigh3333  depends on the area and how much of the greenery you want to control.
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  57. "Fantasy engineer" lmao Why am I only now learning this term.
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  58. We should all be stop being concerned is what I take away from that.
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  59. ​ @jolly-rancher because IQ totally stands in relation to that
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  60. I started doing [^x]* in those cases ages ago, and I am a junior. Aside from not using regex, there are probably even more enlightened ways to solving that, but you do you CF...
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  61. Only for the rich and wannabe-rich broke folks
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  62. My bosses don't even know about the drama. Maybe it's our ticket to get off the WP train.
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  63. Is it the negative feedback loop? Code quality and all messing up new training data. Idk
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  64. ​ @Salantor  It doesn't even make objective sense then. It doesn't make sense either to assume that only certain individuals of specific groups are able to take offense. It is all about being morally allowed to feel bad when someone discriminates you as someone who has mostly or always been on the breezy side . I have always seen it as a matter of double standard. I grew with seeing women as my equal, yet when someone comes around and wants to grant them more than just minor advantages or such to compensate for the shit they had to endure for tens of thousands of years or more, which carries over to the present still, then it makes me livid. And when disadvantages are introduced via a person or group and diversity and such are taken much more into consideration, then it basically sucks for everyone.
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  65. So many sponsors get flagged as "scam" by audiences... although not that many truly fall under the definition.
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  66. We'll see where that leads humanity.... Edit: to be clear, while many things about Chinese society make me uncomfortable, I don't think of their ways as wrong. Neither do I believe that countries on the other end are on the "right" end. I mostly know what I prefer and what I dislike. Time will tell what ultimately works and what does not... For all the worshippers below: why not move to China if you think THAT highly of their ways.
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  67. ​ @yungdawwg7081  did you seriously....
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  68. Like never putting a pic of yourself online but by getting caught in photos of other people your face appears online more than enough...
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  69. "Fighting the cookie banner" Even when I build a site, I am fighting the cookie banner.
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  70. Wild totally new perspective
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  71. "Help"
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  72. I would say that applies to the majority of people.
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  73. I feel like I've heard of him before, though that doesn't matter. He sure was an impressive individual. Also, I was born the year he passed away in, which is a bit funny to me.
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  74. What an arc. Amazing.
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  75. "Bullshit Jobs" by David Graeber, for example, does bring up the paradoxical status of low skill professions and jobs that are crucial to society yet paid close to nothing, doesn't it. I am also of the opinion that, aside from the group of people who really don't feel like working because of the UBI, the majority would do so in some way nonetheless, and the decreased personal impact of those low incomes wages could very well improve the status of said jobs on top of making them much less of a pit to work in. Some folks could also get creative by choosing to live in poverty, so to speak, to save a larger portion of the UBI and bet on making it big some time in the future with those savings. In general, though, having none or close to no troubles due to a lack of income and getting to work one's body and brain in an environment that is not shitty while making even more varying amounts of money... that is the dream. Btw, I am a junior web developer.
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  76. ​ @xanderplayz3446  welcome to modern parenting. The number of people who do this at restaurants or hotels isn't small. To be fair, Alec's videos might even have somewhat of a positive effect. Idk.. Better than many shows for kids.
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  77. Plus games....
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  78. Lit af poem is the result
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  79. Colleges had different purposes at some point. My history knowledge sucks as s, tho.
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  80. My mom survived both cancer and a brain aneurysm. Those were sad times in my life, but even I may use those in my cursing if I am extremely upset. Come on....
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  81. Yeah, 10 was already going to be my last Windows for non-gaming.
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  82. ​ @IronCandyNotes not gonna recheck but I think it's supposed to be in comment format as well
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  83. I mean... he is in part a degen streamer.
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  84. ​ @jordixboy but he said it, so we are quoting him
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  85. Processes and bureaucracy are the bane of humanity. The dose is usually too high
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  86. Truly no.1 waifu
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  87. The second I saw that thumbnail while sitting on the shitter is an experience I never knew I would come across and one that will never leave me till my last breath. Amen.
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  88. A lot stuff is getting shittier. I mean, my life is a breeze and I appreciate all stuff that is available to me, yet in some regards humans already peaked and it has been going down since.
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  89. Age-old problem but as if any industry or even society learns
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  90. ​ @tgirlshark  that went over both your heads.
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  91. Something to strive for. Time to reverse the weight loss after a vacation full of delicious food.
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  92. I bet you are using something for your stack which that sentence also applies to. The thing is mainly that people have used it in too many ways. Just because you can bend WP by 90 degrees and slap countless shite on it doesn't mean the end product is great. Then again, like I said, this happens to not few pieces of softward and everything can turn into a turd easily anyway. WP is just ahead a bit of everything else. — a WP dev
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  93. Ah, fellow contrarian. Or does that even count.
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  94. Fliiiiiiip
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  95. Ptsd hittin
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  96. The latter is part of the job, as much as it sometimes drives me up the wall still.
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  97. ​ @Zulonix  you do know tech is also quite saturated, right?
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  98. Forgotten craft in some countries
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  99. Singularity mood
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  100. I'm in Western Germany and there are plenty of them in use here (by the average Joe). I don't like or use them tho. They have their place but bring out the worst in too many people.
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  101. ​ @nayber2352  he used to be a dev only and a dev first for many years. Stop hate watching
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  102. Overly specialized. Often enough more than needed?
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  103. My coworker keeps in memory countless details about past projects, often even those he hadn't even been involved with directly. Meanwhile my brain tosses the info out the window after sometimes even 3 months. Add that to the 'skill' of which I also forget a good portion constantly.
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  104. I have a senior with me on the team who does If ( true ) { ... } else {} OR If ( false ) {} else { ... } ! is for losers
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  105. 2025: learn to run
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  106. My German-speaking brain refuses to think "double-u" to this day. My inner voice pronounces w and v the same.
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  107. Human tap
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  108. Good thing the number of female gamers is growing steadily
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  109. Always the opposite
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  110. As anyone who ever had it crash knows
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  111. Flip putting in the hours more than usual
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  112. Now trash people don't even need trashier people to produce the content they o so love.
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  113. How is the weather?
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  114. Sometimes it all just becomes a blur
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  115. ​ @pluto8404  if only it was just for blogs
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  116. Those kind if pics have been around for ages. I just haven't seen one in half a decade. But Jeff wanted to screw us all.
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  117. "Lemme read that big ass paragraph once more"
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  118. Welp....
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  119. Yeah, having a collection of anything is dedicating oneself to dusting a lot.... unless you don't do it, like me.
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  120. Yeah, and I like that. But my mother has always been the type to go through at least one store EVERDAY after work, even if it's just for one or two items... and she expects other to live by that rule too. One can overdo it in that regard...
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  121. No, Simon, you're the Boi. Say it with me: "The Boi with the blaze."
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  122. Wait what. I only know that here in Germany "milk" is reserved for, uhm, animal juice, so most go for the naming convention "[source] drink".
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  123. So my parents apparently paid what is now equivalent to 460€ for mine at the end of the 90s. About what I expected and despite its functions not that luxurious.
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  124. Nah, it's mainly that reboots and alike are often a more safe bet than new IPs. Why work your brains and put your resources into creating something new that barely sells if you can just remake a movie for the 10th time that is more likely to make the bigger sum of money.
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  125. Cuz ppl just cannot not
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  126. Life is a skill issue if you rly think about it
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  127. Just need a lot Indians who know math
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  128. True alpha agency
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  129. I did an interview and test for an apprentice (Germany) position and the three remaining candidates were two average guys and one dude who recently migrated to Europe from some African country (maybe not even Southern) who used to have his own design company and was fluent in English. I think they chose the latter. I am sure the guy worked hard to get through life and I am not gonna be the one saying that locals should have priority, but he obviously needed the apprenticeship somewhat less compared to the other applicants (imo). Their rejection landed in my spam and I showed up for the final interview where they wanted to decided between two finalists, and then they had to send me away at the door.
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  130. My noob self caught mention of the XOR swap earlier this year and I looked it up and found articles but man was I too stupid to grasp their explanation. That bit magic eludes me.
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  131. I may currently be satisfied with Germany, but I'm not making NL the location for one of my novels for nothing. This channel is the reason.
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  132. ​ ezpie7973  may I use this in arguments and point to your confession?
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  133. Code around the icon? Idk
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  134. Relatable tho, right?
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  135. Alotta Indians
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  136. The scroll-up got me
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  137. Lmao. Grow up
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  138. I'm neither a Linus worshipper nor am I American, but first Linus letting Rust into Linux and now this....lol. The cult is gaining more and more influence, eh?
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  139. Be on sick leave for two days and on return you might say to yourself: wtf man
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  140. Vanilla TypeScript
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  141. Chat went on about the transfer between the machines, which I noticed too but... should he have addressed that when it comes to the hardware pipeline?
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  142. I used to really enjoy saying it when the situation called for it. But, society ruined it for me.
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  143. ​ @xsliquidity bruh
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  144. That's not how train tracks work
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  145. You gotta keep the median shittiness below a threshold
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  146. ​ @felixcosty  or "vegans can eat meat too" or however that goes.
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  147. Line always need to go up for eternity
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  148.  @icanseeyou3418  may we suggest you take a few steps back to grasp the "bigger picture". Watch out, though... for a lack of crossings.
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  149. His xmas sweaters are always wack
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  150. ​ @zumabbar nah, unless you really buy every piece for your collection no matter the quality or uniqueness. In that case, it leans much more towards maximalism.
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  151. The home is the hole and it swallows you whole
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  152. That's a "problem" in countless industries. If we had the mythical UBI around, it would probably show how many people have no interest in pursuing anything productive. Not everyone has values that would drive them to achieve things that are beneficial to others and so on, if money weren't part of the game.
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  153. His family in the living room He in the b̶a̶s̶e̶m̶e̶n̶t̶ video mines
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  154. We all pretend
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  155. I am impressed by those two letters leading the entire comment. Wild.
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  156. One of my English teachers explained his former position to us and about the things he had been up to over the decades. Sure, he is royalty and all, but–just like the Queen–he always struck me as quite the cool character outside of all that.
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  157. ​@MichaelSheaAudio there is always a spectrum. It would be far from pointless.
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  158. Humanity sort of has been doing that for thousands of years and will not stop till something ends us all
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  159. Hm, but why is this in the comment section on top of that. I first assumed he would only "tease" this sad backstory, because you all put it in the comments too, but.... nope.
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  160. Oh no, there are holes in his knowledge. Crazy.
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  161. You folks know that the scrubber has been showing us thumbnails to quickly find spots in a video for years now, right? These comments are unnecessary
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  162. ​ @artizzy2k2k  be born earlier. skill issue
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  163. I am sometimes glad that these days I am just building mostly static sites with WP and rarely a frontend framework.
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  164. What a guy. Such an intelligent human. Wow
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  165. Truth tho. That has bothered me since childhood.
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  166. There are plenty of channels like it... and most have an equally understandable structure and good visual style to them. Bonus there: no AI voice, even if it is no issue to me.
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  167. Are we sensing some thirst here?
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  168. I think he sometimes forgets JS in the frontend is a thing
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  169. ​ @equarg  oh no, profanity. Run, people, run. Hide your children and religious grandparents.
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  170. AI is going to take my job away, but at least I can understand whale now.
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  171. Where is the damn eject button.
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  172. Uhm, he does use Excalidraw occassionally... ?
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  173. Our condolescence
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  174. ​​ @frydac  ref to yesterday's stream with Casey I think
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  175. chewing good ol' mint gum I sometimes ... hear this: get three.
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  176. All the theorists forgetting that this problem has been around for ages. AI aside, imagine you find a spot in your script that needs one more sentence and you record it the next morning. You voice may sound different. If your setup is not that strict that may record it differently also. If you don't edit the section to fit it well, you get that as a result. He even mentioned that at some point. Is he using AI all the time? Doubt.
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  177. Noice. I don't like to use old clothing as cleaning products but you better believe I keep using the rags I have till they are greatly over 50% made out of holes.
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  178. Duh
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  179. I don't even start because I have no idea which direction is the best
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  180. More and more people use hammers but fewer and fewer know how do build or at least understand them? Applies to countless fields, but would that be a valid metaphor?
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  181. "That's racist"
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  182. ​ @vectoralphaSec  getting closer to people not trusting you even if you are sitting in court...
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  183. Read the eye movements of the user to determine the next element to be interacted with.
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  184. I turned 23 today and I've yet to enter one of their stores.
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  185. Working on legacy systems is not attractive. At least to most software engineers and such, yet, as far as I am aware, it makes up the majority of work. A service or app can be perceived as "not hot" enough to work on with brains or passion after even just a few months. Make it years and perhaps they become understaffed and the investor money flows down to the hottest sh1t of present instead of the "old" service. There is also a mindset along the lines of "good enough" induced by the higher ups that affects it all. The factors that drag down these services can be numerous. I even doubt that something now known by most as "AI" actually is at play here.
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  186. Yap. Some people haven't paid attention in that class...
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  187. At the tiny company I work at, our boss duo and the design people still don"t think mobile first, so us two devs are essentially allowed to make 99% of the choices when it comes to how the responsivenes turns out and nobody complains. Thing is, my coworker is a senior and 15 yrs older than I am, yet he chooses mininum effort which usually ends up making the site look broken. He gives no shits even when our schedule is relaxed af. Drives me up the wall. The higherups and clients rarely complain though. He knows what he is doing, isn't he. Then again, I will never be happy about non-desktop designs, despite being right in the middle of my 20s. Bless wide viewports.
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  188. The program my Turkish barber has running certainly gives off similar vibes.
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  189. The good sh!t
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  190. Well.... idk if it can make me less uncomfortable.
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  191. ​ @pieterrossouw8596  name to avoid for newborns AND fictional people.
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  192. We are not good for us
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  193. I appreciate than more than videos on war machines.
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  194. Ouch. As fan of many types of critters, this comment hurt me...
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  195. Some animal: "This tastes an awful lot like... shoe. Dammit, DAVE!"
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  196. The end.... hits...
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  197. I am piece of trash that works with Wordpress. I don't despise Php or jQ, but they sure makes me dream about using what I dabble in in the evening.
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  198. Tempted to put days of work into that
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  199. ​ @romangeneral23  running the full stereotype
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  200. There is so much sports gambling. It's crazy.
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  201. Is it still going? I quit in 2014 or something.
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  202.  @Smosh842  .............................
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  203. Those eagles with their swiggidy-swooty walk
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  204. True desperation?
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  205. Dayum, I failed to even see that because I was looking for English words or acronyms.
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  206. I can also lift a log and dance in rhythm with a woman called Cally
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  207. Preach
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  208. "It is Wednesday my dudes"
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  209. ​ @junofall it do be back in fashion then?
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  210. I was disappointed that he didn't bring that up
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  211. Is there a Diablo joke here I wonder
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  212. Yeah, i abuse gippity to get info out if docs.... until it hallucinates.
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  213. Meanwhile my German ass still doesn't know if he lives in Central or Western Europe.
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  214. Well.... a lot of fruit are from Asia...
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  215. And all that because his mom got confused and thought WP Engine was his service.
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  216. Calm down a bit, would ya
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  217. No way. This is real life
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  218. If there is a load balancer it was soiling itself
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  219.  @cl8804  and why are you here then?
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  220. ​ @Wladik0  do you have tism or just an alphahole
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  221. Nah, some also have not much in their lives they want to dedicate themselves to, so they choose to fight more questionable battles.... against the lizards.
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  222. Yeah, they are as bad as e-bikes. People go 35km/h on the sidewalk even when they are 80yo and their reaction time has been down the drain for a while. At least 80yos in a car don't drive as much where people walk.
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  223. So what? He had his priorities.
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  224. I have been craving for a new video.
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  225. AI uses AI That is what they meant.
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  226. IPUs A bunch of Indians in a building powering the latest rigs remotely and helping you with all your computational needs. Until India's populatiom starts to decrease, which it eventually will in some decades. Then we gotta find a better procressing unit.
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  227. ​ @tardistrailers  but YT sometimes make the comment invisible to others due to blacklisted words (and some day "blacklist" might be among them)
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  228. JS is like one of those people in some video production that choose to lie at specific, early point in their life and are then shown in various situations further down the road, being unable to break out because admitting the lie would be catastrophical.
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  229. We are all addicts to both making things complicated and Prime
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  230. Bandwaggoning. Ewwwww
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  231. Skintight is skimpy? Because when I see fit dudes in tight shirts and shorts I dont think skimpy. I get where you are coming from, yet...
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  232. This kind of comment is getting almost as old as the AI content.
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  233. I am amazed that we are allowed to see your comment
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  234. According to some we just need to suffer till this sequel to the industrial revolution is over
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  235. ​ @catemcmillian6622  we cn also print leather texture on a piece of paper. May as well make stuff out of that.
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  236. Something something China
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  237. Running against the fan, someone parked next to the door, on your way back.
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  238. Idk, a good number of people are contradictory like that.
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  239. No solutions, just compromises
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  240. I am a nooby WP dev and have baaaarely touched React at my job. At home I have not even dabbled in any of the other lib-- frameworks, but based on the details (hype aside) I have picked up in the last six months, I have mainly chosen Svelte to learn. Let's hope it gains a lot more traction in the coming years. Y'all need to get away from React especially
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  241. "Foods best to eat while in bed"
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  242. It is a slow burn when you have been following him for years
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  243. Yeah, that trick is.... interesting , still, some new areas do get klinkers ( in my vicinity) (also Germany)
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  244. That is hardly a stack. Those are foundational technologies. I got into an apprenticeship outside of "application season" because my predecessor jumped ship, however. I graduated 2 years ago and have stayed at that company. We are pretty basic in what we use and sort of stuck in 2013 or something when it comes to the tech. At this point I essentially do whatever comes up. While I did go for media design, for which I relearned vanilla JS, CSS and HTML a little, I barely knew a thing and only scratched the surface. I assumed PHP is also needed for dev apprenticeships, which you kind of confirmed? I won't look that up tho. I was able to push back learning it to after the interviews due to going for media design. Either way, do you know for a fact that they want you to know more than just the bare-bones basics? I doubt it, even if it's now 2024 and not 2019. Sure, there are probably companies who require you to do more than write an Html skeleton, echo a word into with , make a button next to it blue and then make the text change via JS, but learning the basics to do that is... a matter of two weeks? Even without knowing anything before that. People just need to be serious about it. Sure, some struggle more than others, but the web basics are pretty accessible....
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  245. I have never built a SPA but i know that all that is BS. Skill issues indeed.
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  246. I have one direct coworker and we can spend long periods of time on complaining about various BS or philosophizing about work-related or other stuff when we are in the office. We are a tiny company and our bosses are neither in the same city nor country anymore, so we practically have nobody looming over us. When i'm working from home I take my schedule even less serious, plus I feel less shitty when there's less to do and can get more done when it matters. Is it harder to solve some issues when I can't just turn around to ask my coworker or walk a few steps to talk to another? Yeah, but overall it is better for me, though I'm okay with hybrid.
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  247. Useless carbon emitters
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  248. Lemme freeze to death in the Arctict
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  249. Informed captain and dictator
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  250. We do live in one too. Unbelievable. What will they make you do next.
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  251. Isn't drama everywhere: politics, economics, science, art, and so on
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  252. ​@orterves how about spelling it "men" then O wait
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  253. Are you sure it has only been a year? (I have never used Rust, don't sue me)
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  254. @Griffith The White Falcon uhm... just blaming the old is not going to get us anywhere. Adults in general screw up and fail hard at being the ... epitome of adolescence. Everybody does. In a way, I am doing it right now by not doing something else instead of writing this comment, and so did you.
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  255. Ad0bE
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  256. And I thought I was detached from society and a recluse living under a rock. .... Though I have also sort of been aware of all the things that shaped Santa over the centuries.
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  257. I am currently a WP dev and there is.... one project with a stack intended for a shop where you can purchase tickets to events with plenty of self-built customization, yet one lady at the client company did not want automation so during the final stretch of a long and tedious development phase (with plenty of management turnover on the client side) we had to turn it into site that just sends out requests that get manually reviewed and processed. They fill in the data that could be handled by the stack after the old Swiss folks with their phones and spreadsheets finish processing a singld ticket purchase. Another sites runs on a CMS literally built for large online stores that costs a ton and we are now in the process of disabling the cart, wishlist, and rendering user accounts useless, just so we can implement another glorified contact form. It's crazy.
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  258. ​​ @dragonproductions236  i hope you stopped watching the dudes you like to take a dump on after locking in your opinion otherwise it's cringe, yet you are here...
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  259. The word is vastly underrated.
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  260. Quite the comedic interpolation sometimes
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  261. I truly feel connected to the folks who died from hunger because steam power or computers replaced them.
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  262. The overarching blessing
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  263. The number of times it has told me the training cutoff makes the data I want out of date and refuses to hand it over no matter what because of it.
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  264. Looking at the interior makes me feel like I am playing Portal 2.
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  265. ​ @ME0WMERE if we can call women supporting the patriarchy honorary men or something, we can call her tech sis and honorary tech bro.
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  266. You: yoink
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  267. I have never ordered anything. from SB. Plus I can count the times I have been in one on a single hand.
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  268. I expected this to never see the light of day on YT. Here we gooooo
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  269. I ordered mine to be built without. The staff was confused.
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  270. Which train do I have to take to get to the people who brought this upon us?
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  271. ​ @ChrisWijtmans yap. That ain't how that works.
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  272. ​ @lorenzojavier_av  <- correct as showed by prime on stream
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  273. Lmao. Only yesterday did my ignorant self learn that it exists and today you put out this.
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  274. ​@frankdrebinn leave chat out of this
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  275. 4:05 Made me crack a smile. Unexpected
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  276. Look at the people down here not being able to comprehend this or come to terms with the cringe.
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  277. Many live that dream in Apple's garden of closed Eden and are happy to sell their soul
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  278. Modern Dante going though the circles of concrete hell
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  279. I'll take your word for it
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  280. Just gotta live under a rock
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  281. Countless designers and devs make better login pages of big services to hone their skills while getting shitty grades for them And then you have the actual services redesigning them:
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  282. I am their mistress
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  283. As with many inventions and innovations, someone should have stopped the big brains much earlier... I guess they are just too absorbed into doing what they enjoy...... and there is money on the table.
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  284. Obviously. Camera, acting, music, etc.
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  285. It's less cocaine-fueled, but it's still BB's sibling.
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  286. ​ @JasminUwU  the profile and that comment, lmao. Almost something the char would say.
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  287. ​ @hypergraphic regex more exciting tho
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  288. You always learn something new about your country....
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  289. Are you seriously turding on gamers rn. I know they are a gamer's premium sports car but....
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  290. I'm a noob at many technologies yet at least I knew that wasn't the case...
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  291. This thread taught me: humanity can't do shit right. We are screwed either way, acting upon foresight or not having it at all.
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  292. 2:37 a roast i would've expected more on other channels, but I'm here for it
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  293. I watched a short documentary about this as a child around 2000. Still crazy.
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  294. Black, red, yellow in that order, huh?
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  295. Everything else needs to restructure around it, and it is going to, but I don't think my government is willing, ready, or capable to keep my shitty ass from starving for the next couple of decades in case it is going to burn us. UBI will need to carry most of us. Or, you know, something big nobody thinks of ends us all.
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  296. Didn't think I would hear this from someone one year younger than me, but yeah.
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  297. He based
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  298. I missed one of the "(l|i)s" and for a split-second I was like: what, the primitive is getting removed?
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  299. It is never done, but we are
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  300. Smelly smart bulbs?
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  301. Considering the prevalence of pr()n.....
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  302. The right is quite loud underneath this video....
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  303. But but money
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  304. Finally a face mug I can buy. The legend.
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  305. I think they talked about the worst case scenario but sure go bath in your nationalistic pride idk
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  306.  @sahhull  Living in the woods in also a choice then.... The woods would almost care for a Smartphone-less person more than most future societies.
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  307. Ok...
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  308. BeachJS with its frameworks BikiniTop for the frontend and BikiniBottom for the backend?
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  309. Stupidly enough I enjoy the taste of the farm salmon I can get around here more
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  310. Just started 4 years ago and turned a hobby into my job. It was fun while it lasted.
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  311. ​ @ewomer100  it's not like I have also avoided things because of such reasons, but it is indeed cringe.
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  312. ​ @The-Rest-of-Us Go on, laugh condescendantly. If you don't have a smither of that mindset, I would say you fail as a human being. Plus that is not really the problem, as I see it.. Enough people would find something to do that matters to them and perhaps others, yet until I can do whatever the fk I want all day for 60 years until I die, while retaining an okay lifestyle, society, the economy, and so on will have to account for the growing percentage of obsolete people.
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  313. Layer on layer on layer on layer on layer on layer
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  314. ​ @onslaught147  too many people like that...
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  315. The ride won't end until we hit the bottom of the gorge
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  316. ​ @SpySappingMyKeyboard  true, but I'd say suggesting there to be >on average< fewer sub cultures isn't that wrong. Perhaps the data shows it, idk. If it were the case, some may say it's better that way. It makes societies less fractured.
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  317. The tools-are-everything guy.
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  318. Gets girthier
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  319. He's back!
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  320. Don't tell my boss. He will try it. When something is on fire and I am in a call with him, he reads out to me all the solutions an LLM turds out based on a short and vague prompt.
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  321. ​ @uponeric36  the only beginning that is also the end
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  322. Ppl and bots thinkin' they funny
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  323. Folks who can do that about any of the things they use or like are generally better people to work and live with anyway
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  324. Will make you spit on your screen
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  325. The longer we walk, the more we have to walk yet
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  326. I banned that knowledge from my memory previously... but yeah, lots of literature that isn't for entertainment has fallen victim to the slop machine too. "How do I keep my cactus healthy?" "Take a stabby thing and use your red juice to draw some nice lines on the ground. Then take an animal or p-[...]"
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  327. Huh, really interesting that you are here. Kudos. clap clap
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  328. Not gonna be able to sleep tonight
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  329. If somebody expects you to conform a little here and there despite your condition being in the way, would that be okay? To suggest that you may try nonetheless? Some lines have to be drawn, imo, for a society to function, so I'm interested to know if you perceive that mindset as bad already or not.
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  330. The train won't stop, nah-uh.
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  331.  @mlalbaitero  Yap, or print stuff for anniversaries.
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  332. He is not ignorant to that
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  333. ​ @trubessinum  why are you here again? Just to preach?
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  334. You appreciate it, but isn't that one of the points many dislike his style for ? The other being the cuts in his videos and the memes. Nice to read something positive about it for once...
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  335. ​ @Rahman.Shahadat  understandable. My mother dodged death by aneurysm and had it happened a decade or so earlier, she would've had to undergo that kind of surgery, but there was a newer alternative way. I would say that alone without more context can make readers think differently about opening up skulls.
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  336. If you can't handle the cringe you better stop commenting and don't warch any of his content anymore. It is kind of always there...
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  337. My mind always jumps to Webb and I think there are more things running on JS than you think. Node is not the biggest crime.
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  338. I may despise a vast majority of the aspects of religion, but I do enjoy some good irony....
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  339. The thumbnails make these videos seem more serious than needed.
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  340.  @leisiyox  He is on Mount Olympus and not even watching us from there
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  341. ​ @RandomGuyyy  forgot that was a thing....
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  342. To everyone who argues that he overstates the difficulty and that by just eating a variety one can't really suffet from any deficiencies: That one falls apart the further away you are from the best 1st-world conditions
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  343. Bruh y are we here
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  344. Population: yay
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  345. "Definitely!"
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  346. ​ @IvanRandomDude  pride comes before the fall
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  347. I think of going to a store to get my shampoo bottle filled up every other shower or so, and then daydream a little bit about what it would be like. Sadly, I have never seen one myself, but I don't get around much, so there's that.
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  348. I am the same, but not fully against them. I still think most of the time, look at docs or google. Though i started some years before the llm hype anyway 7 years in?
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  349. Same with bicycles I sometimes think
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  350. I suspect everything to run on JS these days
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  351. Hey, I had the pottery idea too. I feel ya
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  352. "What is <V8>" Ouch The thing that makes your shtty JS/TS run fast enough for users not to ragequit your product.
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  353. Amen
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  354. DigitalWorldNuke
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  355. ​ @Simon-us4bn  always has been us
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  356. Wat
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  357. Ah yes, a visual editor for us organic entities.
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  358. You haven't seen nothing
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  359. "1.8M subscribers" uhm....
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  360. At it again with the drug. No, not coke. The other one.
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  361. True, but sometimes one may wonder when the house of cards will come crashing down.
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  362. Yeah idk the ghosting pees on me too
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  363. He had the playing field for himself
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  364. Same. One girl i worked with had been – for 3 years – under the assumption that css ≠ some preprocessor. During her trainee program they gave her their framework and that was it. I understand that there will always be those for whom work is work and/or are not interested in digging deeper, but the story hurts still...
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  365. ​ @ElonTusk..  Tism spotted
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  366. Advice from a weeb figure collector: get yourself "airtight" glass cases, or just don't collect things with lots of detail to begin with.
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  367. JSOS is still happening tho in some basement
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  368. The universe never cares, if that helps.
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  369. Fk I am dumb
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  370. Mike Caboose
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  371. Nude and let it all swing around
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  372. The accessibility of JS has in a way ruined the world.
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  373. Might even something out of it for my shitty job.
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  374. I recently started building my first medium-sized app with it. I am not that deep into it yet, but damn am I excited.
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  375. I really chose the wrong career.
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  376. I joined in a few times. Wth happened then...?
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  377. I get you, though I'd pefer the crazes about vampires, cowboys, and especially zombies to die down.
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  378. Joke is getting old
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  379. Badumtz
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  380. It could work in some alternate timeline where the countless things that are not in place for this to work out in ours are a given.
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  381. I usually only heard "ghost station".
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  382. I can sort of understand it, but if you really think about how the latest nuclear catastrophes turned out, you mostly begin to hate your fellow Germans for their hate...
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  383. ​ @VarunG-y6p  a place to relax
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  384. Dayum, dams. I will be dammed
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  385. Thanks mate. The scrubber is too difficult for me.
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  386. What does it cost us ...
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  387. Hmmm, I love these comments. Why watch nature documentaries when you could just go see the animals and plants yourself? Stop watching them. It's a waste of time.
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  388. He could never work in European corporate. Based on what I was told.
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  389. I have family members who enjoy the hype and even went there on vacation. It sickens me to this day. Ah well...
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  390. The comparison to cancer is what some people despise, I think. These days I don't do it anymore either because my mom had to fight it. She also survived a brain aneurysm and so hearing ppl use that word makes me a bit sad, but in the end they are just hyperbolic metaphors, and if you honestly get upset about their usage in virtually any setting, then don't talk to people..... If only your icecream drops to the ground or sth. and you use "aneurysm" in your cursing it might be very dramatic and thus pretty silly.....
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  391. Uhm... he points that out ...
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  392. Let Randal give you the ham. (I can't remember the spelling and I won't look it up)
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  393. Thank alphabet
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  394. I've been left blazeless for far too long
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  395. ​ @ThePrimeTimeagen  good cuz we won't remember you after a few videos without it.
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  396. Chat tho. I totally missed that when I watched it live. Lmao
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  397. I am barely on Twitter anymore, but recently I saw a woman demanding men worldwide to not just stick to three colognes or so because those give women worldwide PTSD from shitty relationships. .... hm.
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  398. Rightly so
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  399. Calm down ppl. Let the man
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  400. Beatiful
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  401. Yeh yeh go jerk to your TS, Node and JS frameworks somewhere else.
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  402. ​ @uku4171 I would say yay for the planet and the universe but I am one of the humans, so....
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  403.  @chrism4841  preach
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  404. Primewife carrying all of Netflix on her back
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  405. ​ @krunkle5136 yeah, a big portion of people are not really against "working". Just sucks that not everybody can do whatever and still get to eat properly. Ly
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  406. Probably useful for those who hate Prime. Idk
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  407. There is a field you can toil.
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  408. odaddy
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  409. Good luck with that equality
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  410. I don't get why we need to get rid of "master". The word is so versatile and quite neutral compared to "slave". And the whole black-and-white-list thing just needs us to think of fanatstical forces of light and darkness or somethinh and there we go connection to bad IRL things gone. But nah.
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  411. ​ @ArtificialDumbnes  the future of any language
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  412. Reduces the high cost to being only financially
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  413. Infernoship
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  414. One that is not allowed not to go up constantly, which is crazy
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  415. ​ @Karurosagu  ok
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  416. The classic. Watch me make a JS framework on top of two other frameworks and have it appear in some job posting two days later
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  417. Nah
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  418. He likes it
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  419. ​ @RM-bg5cd  true, though still not as easy as you make it sound imo
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  420. Egg no-rent slot
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  421. Only got it on the 2nd watch cuz apparently my brain threw knowledge of all that out really quickly... rip
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  422. My head when I read the thumbnail: Lobbyists trying to make bank with a surplus of grains after the war? Or whatever went down.
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  423. I have watched the videos multiple times by today and I just now actually looked at the thumbnail....
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  424. Well I mean considering their latest shenanigans...
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  425. ​ @Zuranthus the ones being caught in the middle... welp.
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  426. The first half if that comment was only written for the sake of the second yet ppl don't get that...
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  427. ​ @ImperativeGames  one of those who cannot see value in joking about bad things, eh?
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  428. What is your opinion about traditional plumbing and how — do you think — does this question relate to your work?
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  429. ​ @nicklowe_  but having those who don't have to me physically there on the streets, in the bus and on the trains is so stupid. Makes everyone more miserable.
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  430. ​ @LtdJorge  this is a title tho... capitalizing verbs, adjectives and others has been a thing for a while...
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  431. Does anything really exist
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  432. History of humanity is "plagued" by this.
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  433. 8:34 ah yes, that guy
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  434. Because he likes it. Nothing else to it. He admitted that at least once
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  435. Whenever he does I note it down somewhere, knowing that it's otherwise lost to history for me
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  436. I have not programmed in C yet. I watched extensive hours-long videos about pointers and have been thinking about them a lot. The logic behind them is not hard, I find. The syntax confuses me, though, and scares me off.... For now.
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  437.  @NicholasBhagasinsan  why don't you just use another person's head
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  438. Bio in your buns?
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  439. I knew something was missing
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  440. Wake me and then put me to endless sleep again immediately when people put robotic cat ears and tails on their bodies.
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  441. If it mattered, he couldn't
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  442. I see...
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  443. Müll im Weg
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  444. I like to bring them up whenever I'm in need of a sarcastic comment in the LoL community or want to draw the anger of those who try to defend Tencent towards me.
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  445. Same
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  446. @John Tyler Edgy 11-year-old, apparently..
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  447.  @yeetdeets  the vacuum of space is always an option
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  448. I wish I could remember that channel who talked about overhauling the entire CLI experience in every conceivable way.
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  449. Bouncing
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  450. All I see is some sort of passive cooling component Edit: yup
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  451. We'll gladly have you, but you better run
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  452. Oversensitive smell monkes gonna show u crucifix
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  453. I'm hungry now
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  454. ​ @dchenkin02  less roof tho and not surrounded by fing water
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  455. To everyone who hasnt seen this yet: buckle up
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  456. Edgy fella
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  457. ​ @yohendryy  invites DHH with open arms too
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  458. I feel ya
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  459. Trying to use AI to help me code fast enough to outrun obsolescence for a few more years.
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  460. There are WP sites with plugings that perhaps alltogether load React, Vue, Solid and Svelte. One per page or multiple at once. It's mad. Add the frontend plugin code and...
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  461. Yeah, my bosses don't get it either and as a trainee i learned that you just gotta give them a number but shouldn't go overboard. "Realistic" estimates is not sometjing they are willing to accept.
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  462. It is. Recommending the streams or VODs though
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  463. Well said.
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  464. So.. did that hurt your feelings or political stance or something..?
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  465. Just yesterday I rewatched some of your videos~
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  466. With a focus on "mainly".
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  467. ​ @AvB.83  usually, but the majority of maintenance is being done during the night
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  468. Uhm.......
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  469. So is it no longer just a clown show?
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  470. The abstractions never stop. It's layers on layers on layers on layers on layers on layers on layers on layers on layers on layers on layers on layers
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  471. I would agree that NA got hit good by the dependence on college, but it also broke other countries to some extent.
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  472. Blaze Side 👌
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  473. Toeing those vim motions.
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  474. Don't make the client-only sniffers put a full article in the comments.
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  475. Ask France about its lack of people with knowledge about practical nuclear power that might make the maintenance of their existing plants trickier...
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  476. Just open your eyes
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  477. There is a reason, but how long will we have to do this then? Humanity may end itself before sexism is gone from this mudball. I'm personally fine with people favoring those who takes a loss to give an advantage to a minority, but nobody should even get close to preaching that it is morally correct and not allowed to be discussed in any way. Some down here then mention rey pishts and such to defend the practices of reverse racism, which is a good argument yet also sort of evil.
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  478. ​ @guguludugulu  you do know DHH, according to his tweets, has also evolved his view over the years, right? Pulling out something from 2013... lol (he remains a RoR worshipper as far as I know)
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  479. My idea of your age is rewritten with almost every video
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  480. Honestly, I am of the opinion that niches are having it harder the longer time goes on. The world becomes ever more connected, societies, groups and cultures get flung far and wide and mix together faster than ever before, and the same mindset that makes things like the cap appear on the heads of people that are essentially not related to the ideas, values and so on the product stands for will come for your particular niche sooner or later. And it will perhaps feel a bit like random people enter your house without permission, dancing on your kitchen table naked and then leaving through a giant hole in the wall of your bedroom they made that can never truly be fixed.
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  481. And mia for a while
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  482. That's what the whole sharing their tech with us is all about, isn't it
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  483. Allllrighhtt
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  484. ​ @alexandruiacobescu160 not really. Though what do I know. I base this comment on another video.
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  485. So what does TS do to you...
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  486. Don't blindly hate. Take it or leave it. And don't shit on him too much. Jeff is still a great guy, plus you are free to leave.
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  487. ​ @pavlebn life is?
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  488. Deserved
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  489. I pride myself on my 1080ti, but i haven't looked at the prices of higher models ever since the crypto hype started and I would like something new....
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  490. I can read fast but just as in school I may need to read a sentence 10 times even at low speed to even just barely get it.
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  491. He will forget what channel he's recording for at some point...
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  492. I have been using it for 20... My parents had it when I was 6/7 and I am now 27. It has been my main for all these years. I am a man of principle, so I am in the process of switching... this was the drop for me...
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  493. I get ya. 26 and it makes me feel old
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  494. I wish I was 90 instead of 25 so my feelings about 2023 were more justified.
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  495. How come this is the first time I see them being referred to as sausages.
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  496. Longhanging fruit tho. How creative
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  497. Underdog phenomenon?
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  498. Ok
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  499. One day AI will do everything but I assume most humans will still be miserable.
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  500. Such a creative comment
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  501. Wow there
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  502. Written in JS these days
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  503. When you recognize Aquaman's voice actor from JLA Adventures because of LoL....
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  504. Dat 'Can you believe' - I laughed hard : D
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  505. Lichtschutzfaktor50  Kannst du bitte aufhören then mit a zu schreiben wenn es e sein muss? Danke, wird dir helfen.
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  506. The voice sounds more clear than before. Did you change your audio settings :?
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  507. Let the flaming begin.
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  508. ​ @Heavenlysky89  "races" is not neccessarily the most fitting here. But yeah, plenty of upbringings create those kinds of people.
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  509. Dayum. Hits
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  510. You must be new here and clearly don't belong
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  511. ​ @JohnDoe-ch6qy  there are tons of casuals here these days....
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  512. 5:03 welp, that's it. I never would've imagined to hear the name of my city come out of Simon's mouth. Better here than on BB.
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  513. Can it be my friend?
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  514. That ending tho
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  515. I tried the url from the 2kp res screenshot even but that one obvously wont let me see it. Lol
    1
  516. I hope you get over it. Your condition seems serious.
    1
  517. Dammit. I, a European, actually wanted to hear you talk about it. Well, your reasoning is understandable...
    1
  518. At its worst when the recording is months old and Flip dusts it off for uploading
    1
  519. Anybody enjoying this more than a bit is questionable period
    1
  520. ​ @quirky.science  isn't it a Chinese virtue to steal even ideas no matter the copyright as long as it may benefit the state? According to the government. Didn't they actually admit that.
    1
  521. Throwing one boomeramg and you get hit by several others over the next minutes as you go about your business.
    1
  522. ​ @Gamer-ct6hb well, fck caches during development
    1
  523. ​ @hardcorecode bro what
    1
  524. True, but OS and FOSS do have their pitfalls as well...
    1
  525. I learned JS before any framework when React got started and for many years after that. I actively ignored frameworks. I may currently be be a filthy dev working with PHP, WP, Symfony, vanilla JS and jQ, but I still haven't looked at React much. Vue and Svelte ftw when it comes to JS. Those I consider and learn for the future, because the framework landscape is a good bit different in Europe. Fewer React Andys needed.
    1
  526. But ma shrooms :(
    1
  527. I usually remember April 1st a few days prior but when it's actually the day I forget about it and I get half-fooled
    1
  528. Classic
    1
  529. And I hope you understand why...
    1
  530. My boss isn't even in the country anymore. The other visits twice a week. My workplace is not bad and the people are nice, even those two, but when there is nothing to talk about and the apprentices are not there, why the fk should i have to spend 1-3 hours commuting (and my commute is easy). We had 5 days working from home many months after Covid, but at some point one boss had an epiphany. Rent isn't even a topic here. One of bosses' dad owns the land... I agree that there is value in F2F interaction with coworkers about work, like Prime, despite being not that "extroverted", but a few hours per week is fine at most. Yet....
    1
  531. Its access isn't unfiltered but I am truly uncomfortable with how early they unleash it...
    1
  532. Acronyms are a blessing and the fking devil
    1
  533. Singularity mood
    1
  534. Isnt this guy contradicting himself...?
    1
  535. Everybody a victim of the system
    1
  536. I call it a reason to kiss
    1
  537. He knew that FS had to cut and scale down data to fit his videos.
    1
  538. Lessgoooo
    1
  539. Lol, I just watched Tech Ingredients' videos on the topic. I don't follow what you are up to outside of your two YT channels, so.... this is some coincidence
    1
  540. U hate ads entirely or what
    1
  541. ​ @seniorchonkza997  looks at html, css, and co.
    1
  542. Trying to claim the turds in our bowls.
    1
  543. ​ @deadchannel8431  if(!is_sexhaver)
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  544. Must be new here
    1
  545. Ok
    1
  546. And his mother's confusion kicked it all off...
    1
  547. Nah. Slaves should not talk
    1
  548. 42:42
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  549. Upload hot off the presses
    1
  550. ​ @adambickford8720  space telescopes and all
    1
  551. Balls
    1
  552. I actually know the boring one... from that meme...
    1
  553. Can be a.. tight, moist, smelly and loud experience.....
    1
  554. Someone hold my hand
    1
  555. ​ @arjangap2551  ok
    1
  556. Remove the user. Problem solved. O wait
    1
  557. Eh, I understood it. And I'm a noob when it comes to chemistry and physics.
    1
  558. I recently discovered CodeAesthetic.....
    1
  559. We are still in need of that hot anime waifu emote. So we can spread that cheese on her.
    1
  560. ​ @reploid001  well the presentation is more important. That doesn't necessarily mean it has to be shiny but it has to ressonate with people. Not to discredit the programmers working in the games, yet what is laid over their code is not just a GUI and some images.
    1
  561. But will there be an artificial narwhal
    1
  562. Next brain spotted
    1
  563.  @mrprescription4153  hmm, patriotism
    1
  564. Huh. I was unsubbed from you. Fun....
    1
  565.  T OB  .........................
    1
  566. -led
    1
  567. Maybe blame Shopify and such. They may fuel those thought processes. Idk...
    1
  568. I like endless yapping.
    1
  569. I should have gone to uni
    1
  570. Aye...
    1
  571. About the latter: Your conditions seems serious, I hope you get over it.
    1
  572. Oh yeah. My whole being is made out of 'em
    1
  573. 5:43 the left so-called "circle" is giving me a headache. And not because of your beautiful face
    1
  574. True. We have all seen the totally legit graphs. Those don't lie.
    1
  575. We all got them
    1
  576. He already did. At least to one if his vids. I think
    1
  577. How much for jumping the queue?
    1
  578. ​ @igorthelight  didnt say at what magnitude, eh?
    1
  579. Yeah, over my 25 years, I have never used anything but the "obscure" version.
    1
  580. Ah, the infamous immortal burger.
    1
  581. I hope this video addresses the speed at which people with e-bikes race across the nation. My personal experiences with their owners are often negative.
    1
  582. 50%*
    1
  583. Welcome to globalization. Butchering is normal there.
    1
  584. He has used the joke 3 times at least. You must be new here.
    1
  585. Learning about my country's laws through a Brit who lives in the Czech Republic. Alright.
    1
  586. Overdone it feels like, though after a lot of aircrafts and war machines, I'll take it
    1
  587.  @EconomicsExplained  And a staff member pees on us because they can no longer hold it in?
    1
  588. Other groups are going to break into those spaces eventually.
    1
  589. This grid ain't that artistic. It's too generic, Flip. Where is the chaos. Boooo Lmao
    1
  590. ​ @comradepeter87  i picture this between pipes and cables and with the distinct sound of flickering neon lights, red or green, in the air. A bored intern with VR goggles on lies in a pod, as a beeping is heard. He leaves the pod and takes the tiny amount of food sent down a tube to feed the toddler.
    1
  591. Woah... no way.
    1
  592. The engagement level in these comments. Lmao
    1
  593. There are not two sides in this comment section but 100 and the average tells me.... ...getting born was the true mistake for all of us?
    1
  594. The stain makes me uncomfortable.... Yeesh
    1
  595. Hoooo boi. Back to this topic.
    1
  596. Oh wow. You comment is still there, despite the word. YT is lenient with your language.
    1
  597. ​ @Microphunktv-jb3kj  true, though there were those time when I was dropping frames in games and noticed the difference between 144 and 100 or so, which remains unexplainable to me to this day.
    1
  598. Where do I ring the bell
    1
  599. But does it require me to strike it down with a windy sword ?
    1
  600. Familiar....
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  601. ​ @AlexV6  nicely dressed people can have bad teeth, piss-stained underwear and unwashed endholes. It's about the looks. A shiny turd ball may look nice
    1
  602. What a weeb atom.
    1
  603. Appropriately sized water bombs are okay tho
    1
  604. Arctic Route Trade Union incoming
    1
  605. 81 minutes for the history books.
    1
  606. ​ @pranavp6139  is your grandma AI?
    1
  607. Gotta love the controversy down here. Both sides calling each other essentially stupid for not getting it.
    1
  608. This exceeds my paygrade and intellect but I have always enjoyed hearing about Nix' magic.
    1
  609. ​ @itscryonim  based on my time on YT, it's quite easy to find Indians who enjoy shitting on their own people
    1
  610. Now that I think about it....
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  611. How many caps?
    1
  612. Eh. Still, php has its place. Just don't make it lift too much? Like people do with JS...
    1
  613. You know, I am not that smart, but the title....
    1
  614. Hadn't noticed....
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  615. 2:14 LOBBY lmao
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  616. Yes, more existential dread. Give to me. I hunger
    1
  617. I started out with JS, jQ and PHP due to WP. While I took notice of all the other languages and tech, only when I found Fireship the syndrom actually swept me away. I have been getting more and more into contact with the rest of the world since, and it's been quite the journey....
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  618. The successor to the James Webb telescope not only written in JS but coded and tested by AI.
    1
  619. I see, he's the adopted cat who just can't believe it.
    1
  620. Int hell .... So when the chip lowkey catches fire Is it an integer hell?
    1
  621. The mood of the old version added energy that conveyed the message better, and I like that version more, though I can see why this objectively needed a remake.
    1
  622. Allow us to laugh
    1
  623. ​ @theabyss5647  ok
    1
  624. I recently read his surname for the first time in years and went "it ends with an S????"
    1
  625. We need to identify as meta frameworks
    1
  626. If you have money lying around, go for it... But for as much as people complain about annoying flights, and especially kids on planes, most will probably continue to bite the bullet.
    1
  627. Eh, might not even be subs
    1
  628. ​ @rogerphelps9939  you must be accoustic....
    1
  629. Plzno
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  630. I had the typical people in my class during secondary education who wanted to go into medical because they heard it brings in the cash.
    1
  631. A work day?
    1
  632. Lemme guess. You also want Netflix to be the only VOD service of its kind. Or Spotify. Or Amazon. Yay
    1
  633. Recently brainstormed on the shitter and under the shower over several weeks, and all the ideas I had were already taken. One of them was apparently taken as late as December 2022. Hm...
    1
  634. Idk why I am even trying to lvl up my skills right now.
    1
  635. Seeing as More likely just went satire on the concept a perfect society with his coined term...
    1
  636. Yay, my country's in a video.... where you should be, good ol' Germany....
    1
  637. ...
    1
  638. Neither to my lowkey weeb eyes, but I won't look it up. I just find the naming - I don't wanna type out "cringe" - but.. yeah, that
    1
  639. ​ Henrique Marques  i am wondering whether I should quit my low-level dev job to become a kindergarden teacher. At least till all the kids really stop communicating the traditional way. Not gonna raise them telepathically. Nope sir
    1
  640. WIFEY MILK
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  641. Simmer deez nutz
    1
  642. Yeah, good ol' HK housing...
    1
  643. An entire episode about footwear would be great.
    1
  644. I fear the hustle and the people who want me to write the code, those who read my code, and the code of others.
    1
  645. Doesn't pay the bills
    1
  646. My nose slaps me in the face whenever someone with a certain amount of perfume and such is nearby, so I'm generally not a fan of those. I used to put some on myself for a GF once because she enjoyed a specific type a lot, yet I don't really anymore, plus, of the women who put on perfume, most overdo it imo anyway.
    1
  647. You do know he used to sit on a ball and also a real office chair, right?
    1
  648. Today I blazed.
    1
  649. ​ @gizmo9290  the peanut oil can be sold at a higher price. They are cheating.
    1
  650. People in this comment section can't seem to get over this shit.
    1
  651. So far I spent 8 months working in food retail, and while the supermarket chain I worked didn't throw away that much, it sure was sad to watch....
    1
  652. Uhm.... they usually don't get out much?
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  653. Makes us be in decline
    1
  654. The usual scenario for me was that I was often paired with the the very extroverted and talkative people, but usually they couldn't get shit done. My more mellow arse tried to somehow organize the work effort because going in circles drove me crazy. Either way, I then often had to present our work despite not being the almost self-centered prick and also not sucking at talking in front of the masses as much as they did.... and I doubt they let it fall on me to help me learn it. Lmao. They were just too lazy in that case.
    1
  655. Dayum
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  656. I see, that explains everything.
    1
  657. Yeah, tell us the address. I'll bring... some garden hoses?
    1
  658. I want one
    1
  659. I think during that stream he switched mics for a moment to really bring the noises across.
    1
  660.  @jamess.2491  wild concept
    1
  661. ​ @raz1572  you get rejection emails? Based on my experience most are too stingy to use the little bit of electricity needed for that
    1
  662. One was in the barn he sits in that day
    1
  663. He's his own boss, so...
    1
  664. "ta1lWi4D"
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  665. Oh yeah, calling teachers by their first names was a lotta fun... It felt like shouting out their deepest darkest secrets in public. Weird.
    1
  666. 17:10 I feel attacked
    1
  667. Hm........
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  668. The joke among grade schoolers.
    1
  669. Ok. We don't want you here anyway. Bb
    1
  670. Honah* as they say
    1
  671. Sums up a lot of the mentality many Chinese have been raised with...
    1
  672. U aint got no babe
    1
  673. Don't worry, we'll get the D later, whether we like it or not.
    1
  674. Some parking spaces are really awful with their slopes. If you cart is full to the brim, getting that thing under cotrol can already prove difficult sometimes...
    1
  675. The confusion will always be there. Maybe it grows, idk. Seeing as year after year more stuff gets made and companies hide it behind more and more abstraction...
    1
  676. holds up youngest daughter "I made dis"
    1
  677. It is like rolling die for stats. It is in the name. Duh
    1
  678. I need ma kick
    1
  679. Uhm.... what business does your interest have in the cgpt input box...?
    1
  680. When the documentary came out, it was sweet to watch, but I quit halfway through because the contrast between you IRL and your scripts was soooo stark. My brain couldn't comprehend it.
    1
  681. ....go see your psychiatrist
    1
  682. ​ @blxzzen  "manager" xD
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  683. Bullshit Jobs anyone?
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  684. Not hard considering it's svelte...
    1
  685. In school it wasn't that bad in my case (2004-16). However, these days I work at a small agency and my direct coworker and I have Android phones while all others are hardboiled Apple people. My one boss even set up servers running MacOS that are now sitting in a closet, still active but even the other boss doesn't know what he uses them for. He loves to bash on Windows, fanboy over Apple and he becomes completely stonefaced when the topic is Linux. He also sort of thinks Apple is used by like 90% of people, and we are talking European market share here. Lul. Then there is the middle aged lady crazy over her watch and silly features. The trainee who as soon as she was done paying off her Macbook planned on selling it and getting her next while not having enough money to pay rent. Attempts to reason with her were met with rolling eyes and alike. We work on Macs only and don't have a single working machine running Windows or Linux. We have so many ancient Macs catching dust and despite not really being in the financial situation to get new Apple machines as often as we do my bosses get them anyway. I am not a full-blow Apple hater, then again... i feel a bit of that juice trying to move upwards.. Even our "janitor", a nice old ex-con with little money, uses apple products, albeit very second-hand, of course. Probably the most lowkey fan of the bunch for whom it is just a line of tools and devices to entertainment himself with. The reasoning for our Macs usage is: the clients expect it. Well, during and after Covid no clients have ever set foot in our office again. And we have had more compatability issues because of our Apple ecosystem than I could count. We constantly have to apologize for using Macs. Pretty silly.
    1
  686. On the topic of e-bikes. A few days ago I went on a small trip on my bike and when I simply rolled down a winding path on a hill, some person in her presumed 60s rode past me at probably 25km/h on her e-bike. I was already rolling fast without pedalling. It was nuts. Yes, there are plenty who do not go wild with their motors, but the tendency.... And she was only 60 or whatever. Let's not mention people at that age or much older who obviously still drive cars.... Hey, now we can kill each other by running a bike into another bike much more easily.
    1
  687. .....fail safe suicide?
    1
  688. ​ @hi-tk4hu  yeah no
    1
  689. Always at the edge of my seat, fully erect
    1
  690. As in a company wants to gain points by hiring somebody from black Africa and makes that the deciding factor for not hiring the woman from Taiwan? If so, yeah.
    1
  691. Always remember x86 must cease to exist. Glory to risc
    1
  692. ​ @PraiseYeezus  my thoughts
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  693. 4:21 now I want some fancy pralines
    1
  694. Chat was wild during this
    1
  695. Kinda sucks that you have either the doomers or those that are too stuck up to think about negative impacts one bit.
    1
  696. Really just now hearing of them? Alright....
    1
  697. What if the master is the one going on and on about his dog.
    1
  698. ​ @MrPutman  fold my laundry then, ai boner man
    1
  699. These types of comments always remind of that one ancient TomSka sketch with the other Britisch (gay) YTer
    1
  700. Pffhhh, not to be unthankful for all the things I get to enjoy in this country, but it's a shitshow over here as much as it is in many other countries. Each may have its own flavour, but a shitshow is a shitshow.
    1
  701. Not as casual, but impressive either way.
    1
  702. immeasurable that one
    1
  703. ​ @That-guy-there1  lots of stuff. Among it funding a very hateful trans activist? Can't fully remember. Could support a nice person with our ad money but ok.
    1
  704. ​ @eugenej.5584  I would like to have a maid in my grave ngl
    1
  705. ​ @sebastiankonefal5215  but who the f needs that really
    1
  706. ​ @Summitperry  i know what you mean but.... that is also how it goes with machines...
    1
  707. 2 min in and I already decided to stay by pressing the button. Impressive.
    1
  708. I would say that is implied. To be honest, my brain sees the reservoir as part of the dam also. Stupid? Maybe.
    1
  709. Needs emojis for var names
    1
  710. No one forces you two watch these videos. If you can't tolerate what interests him or pays his bills well, there's always that button... It's not hard. I've done it so many times and so can you.
    1
  711. Why not learn and then watch mindless BS to cool off.
    1
  712. I like that title
    1
  713. Lmao. The thumbnail swap. Very rare for Prime
    1
  714. Enjoy the skin
    1
  715. Ishan out to get that xmas deal on a galon of acid
    1
  716. Our daily dose of existential dread of the tech flavor is here.
    1
  717. ​ @LetsGenocide  u had to spell it out
    1
  718. Uh oh
    1
  719. People down here seriously can't see the family person behind the channel. Jeff is no angel, but we are getting close to d3ath wishes down here in the comments and he doesn't deserve that.
    1
  720. Why am I not surprised this video has been doing really well...
    1
  721. ​ @SmileytheSmile  old hate the young and young hate the old. Generation for generation. Nothing new. Stupid? Yeh.
    1
  722. I like learning basics. When i relearned html and css in 2018, i quickly noticed what the basics were and what not. So I learned modern and some old JS. Maybe some jQuery. And i went from there. I am now learning Go and C. I have yet to touch React.
    1
  723. Pour one out for our brothers and sisters in game dev.
    1
  724. ​​ @PhongNguyễn-l7d  whoosh. Are you tistic?
    1
  725. ​ @vincesanity2856  ew
    1
  726. Why not? Does it hurt your feelings?
    1
  727. Watched this live, but the face of that guy still looks fake to me. Idk.
    1
  728. ​​ @lunagardvonbingen  the ecenomy has to shift appropriately so as not to make even more people go without a home or food. Then again, we don't have enough people working as waiters, cleaners, nurses and so on in this country, so let's all switch from somewhat white collar professions to those - at least until these models are good enough to replace most people in those jobs too. Fun times ahead, if Google creates something they don't have to make appear better than it is by faking.
    1
  729. ​ @britneyfreek  i hope you like his yapping lest this is the wrong neighborhood you are in
    1
  730. Don't look up which parties your donations have gone to so far....
    1
  731. ​ @vibaj16 ...the whole thing?
    1
  732. That is understandable at least... though did you never use enough websites before to notice that not all of them are built like "apps"?
    1
  733. A lotta wife and food cameo
    1
  734. Minimum of 64 ifs
    1
  735. sniff beautiful
    1
  736. Haha original comment
    1
  737. ​ @britishbirdie9113  yeah that s4!t starts in one's 20s. Makes 27yos feel ancient.
    1
  738. I miss few streams. Why did I have to miss this one
    1
  739. 1:30 bears be like
    1
  740. Piece of art
    1
  741. Nah, but my job doesn't really require me to think about either much
    1
  742. If his tutorials tank and normal ad revenue isn't enough to put food on his family despite the channel size, you can still cut Jeff a little bit of slack.
    1
  743. I laughed pretty hard upon getting to that point, because before that i read your comment and thought of something else. Blessed phrasing.
    1
  744. Our language needs a rework
    1
  745. Which you totally notice in my age bracket... Good thing I'm an introvert, so cats work better. ...
    1
  746. ​ @sunnohh  ok
    1
  747. I went into this with a tiny sliver of expectation but of course it is AI again. Why else would it be on this channel.
    1
  748. ​ @nocturne2172  i met a girl who worked as "web dev" for 3 years at a big corp and only then realized that CSS ≠ [add preprocessor here]. All she knew was their heap of a framework and the basics she barely ever looked at before.
    1
  749. "Start"?
    1
  750. ​ @neociber24 i mean many likely know it's bait but wanna know what went down for real anyway
    1
  751.  Chronoris  there's always google if your knowledge of geography is nigh 0...
    1
  752. Can I put this on my resume to come out on top against AI?
    1
  753. Ah, a fellow person of culture
    1
  754. Lemme take the 3d version of an elemental icon from a game (looks like pkmn tcg)
    1
  755. Caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaars Man Ya know
    1
  756. I love regex. Feels like I am a very rare creature in that regard.
    1
  757. ​ @SnowDaemon though it is surprising that he never even just looked up info about it in his teens and 20s
    1
  758. He should say that more often
    1
  759. It is kind of sad. Folks consume shows, movies, songs, games, books and whatnot as quickly as they draw breath. Sure, we all have favorites still, but the sheer amount of stuff and the way people interact with them rarely does the medium justice. Has a similar taste to the throwaway culture.
    1
  760. ​ @alex-rs6ts  such optimism
    1
  761. Wat
    1
  762. Leasure only run
    1
  763. Shocker
    1
  764. Ouch
    1
  765. ​ @lleyton8791 it is a baggage of tradition
    1
  766. ​ @potato9832  just tell us we should be happy we don't have to eat dirt off of the streets
    1
  767. ​ @deathZor42 bf > ts
    1
  768. There are plenty of basement dwellers who feed off of schadenfreude.
    1
  769. Gonna tell it to suffocate me in my sleep.
    1
  770. I watched a Vlogger in 2018 or so and even back then he had that issue. The cam took photos and usually it was himself - naked - and at some point he was fed up with getting notified minutes later with an involuntary nude of himself in the hallway. Was that tech also by Google? I don't know anymore.
    1
  771. Ever seen American movies....?
    1
  772. No Javascript then?
    1
  773. Ss is the provider I see the least by far.
    1
  774. ​ @itztlacoliuhqui  yay
    1
  775.  @dude7266  Just joined recently and it sure is true...
    1
  776. So the people complaining in the comments can finally shut up? Yay
    1
  777. ​ @liamw.7937 specified he/she no longer allowed
    1
  778. I even got a friendly Indian to refund me a payment because I missed the renewal and cancel the subscription for me. I wonder if that happened because I'm in the EU.
    1
  779. Classy
    1
  780. ​@rbgtk uhm, gl?
    1
  781. Truly fearless
    1
  782. Yeah, but that doesn't change the fact that, without taking the measures, you will feel it...
    1
  783. I immediately knew what the critisism would be about.. and I was proven right. Hypocritical much. It's not like they had a big canvas.
    1
  784. Dev ftw
    1
  785. Sometimes I check caniuse not for support for a specific features but for the new ones that come out. Pretty exciting. now I just need to not suck. But I totally missed the nesting. I don't know how yet I am so here for it.
    1
  786. Humans are dead, didn't you know?
    1
  787. That would include all of us in some way or another
    1
  788. ​ @monkemode8128  but not every dev has interest in that. You need the right people also (obviously)
    1
  789. I've never been so interested in ships.
    1
  790. ​ @BLACKSTA361  I tell myself that at least every other day, but it's still not an excuse, is it.
    1
  791. Me who doesn't follow him outside of this channel: "are we getting the video about garage door openers?"
    1
  792. We need to go back up again. Too deep
    1
  793. Who knows, maybe one day my answer to "wanna visit the us" will actually be a "yes".
    1
  794. And it gifted us a cetrain moble game...
    1
  795. Humanity rly
    1
  796. Ho boi...
    1
  797. Exaggerating is nice tho. And averaging, the sibling of generalizing
    1
  798.  @owenshebbeare2999  non-legend spotted
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  799. What a legacy. His kids would be proud....
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  800. In all the videos of the past two years, that I've been binging in the past days, I noticed it very early. In this one? Comparatively ages to notice he was transitioning xD
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  801. I am so used to seeing the logo everywhere by now, I didnt notice the upload at first.
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  802. Starting out at a terrible but still chill, small company that is obsessed with WP was a mistake. No need to tell me.
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  803. Hack the simulation we are living in. That will show them.
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  804. Online personas be like
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  805. Since you might use caniuse already, they also list many of the latest features.
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  806. 1:44 So, did you learn a new word with us?
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  807. Good thing I am a pale af male with middle-european genetica. But when the training materials call for a feminist "mindset" in the AI I am done for.
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  808. So I can spend more time on procrastinating and staring at the wall while my DNA's telomeres are being chipped away.
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  809. That but at the same time China gives me a headache for all sorts of reasons
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  810. ​ @Organized92 had to mention oop
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  811. ​ @t-spark  wat... like... it's part of their product.
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  812. 13:39 a certain meme is missing...
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  813. Roll of the good ol' die
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  814. But the UK is just a third-world country that happens to be attached to London. Don't they just need cameras there to surveil everybody?
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  815. I was wondering when you would talk about our competent Middle-European shitshow. You read that right.
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  816. Unity games and many others
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  817. The syntax is like art to me
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  818. ​ @inertia_dagger  i forget flags generally. The reason why I dont use cli as much as I should or want to
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  819. Yeah, things can get better without you thinking or working on solving the problem but even something like a vacation probably can't fix it by itself
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  820. Recently started building my own little app and... yeah.. even that little one makes it have a seizure sometimes.
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  821. Some threads or cores get harder calculations to solve, so it is kind of the opposite to how with Big O we assume the worst. A speed increase times the number of cores is mostly wishful thinking and not applicable in reality. But I didn't study CS, so what do I know ; )
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  822. Java in school, then JS, then PHP Help me.
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  823. Wholesome
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  824. 1:35 when I thought the video quality adjusted itself...
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  825. I barely use promises and async... Glad I got one right for the first task.
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  826. I still do that sometimes
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  827. How many thumbnail changes has it been. Views are not kind to this video.
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  828. ​ @_bradleystrider true true. Seasoning lets me eat veggies I despise to this day.
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  829. Why does this have so many likes. I used to make this joke as a 5-year-old...
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  830. He likes that stuff
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  831. The janitor couple and the occassional guy who comes along every few years to work on the door of our apartment building have been fiddling with it for over 20 years yet they can't get it right. Only recently they adjusted it so that it closes slowly af but slams shut so that makes the house shake. I have to stand at the door for almost 10 seconds to prevent it from doing that, because I am trying to not a bad neighbor, unlike the rest of the tenants.
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  832. You simply push it. Why ask.
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  833. It's funny. I have been using FF since my first day on the web, and while I also use Chrome for certain sites that have weird issues in FF, I have just recently installed adblock for Chrome because till then those specific sites had accetpable to no ads. Now.... Chrome is pulling this. The timing....
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  834. Some serial killers have probably also accumulated 80 of those in their life
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  835. seven seven seven seven seven seven!!!!! ...
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  836. I hope you get over it. Seems serious
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  837. Enlighten us regards
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  838. watching a film of paltrow rn I mean I knew it was coming
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  839. ​ @Mimi-py8mf  not entirely, though it's mostly by choice now.
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  840. Working on legacy systems is not attractive. At least to most software engineers and such, yet, as far as I am aware, it makes up the majority of work. A service or app can be perceived as "not hot" enough to work on with brains or passion after even just a few months. Make it years and perhaps they become understaffed and the investor money flows down to the hottest sh1t of present instead of the "old" service. There is also a mindset along the lines of "good enough" induced by the higher ups that affects it all. The factors that drag down these services can be numerous. I even doubt that something now known by most as "AI" actually is at play here.
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  841. ​ @AlFasGD  wanna bet.
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  842. Can't use literally if nothing is literal. Everything is implied.
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  843. "Nowadays"
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  844. Big Ooooof
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  845. There are apparently people in the first world who call out others in their countries for still contributing to overpopulation. Seeing as some countries cannot seem to stop birthing too many (poverty and all the nasty stuff aside), the 1st world should bite the bullet and counteract it. Based on one elitarian woman from a documentary I saw...
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  846. ​ @sathalel4084  ok
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  847. Even our body fat has mitochondria... the more you know
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  848. Kind of a Duh
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  849. They want MY data? I am flattered
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  850.  @vandalpaulius  I mean I am a lurking weeb but I avoid anime memes like the plague so.... But one way to dodge all the materialistic trend BS
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  851. Unless you work 10m away from a line with terrible windows between you and the street. The bell sound haunts me in my sleep. Yes, the sound of the other traffic is also a problem.
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  852. Well, we are sort of cheating at survival of the fittest by doing them. We have built a different game on top of that
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  853. Wow. I went on break when 7 and 8 dropped. Bruh. I missed those.
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  854. But can they measure the dict.
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  855. But can it stop me from being hungry every two hours? (I am in average shape btw)
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  856. Hallucination till the sun goes down
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  857. I hope you get over it. Seems serious.
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  858. ​ @aounzulfiqar571  deepfried
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  859. I expected bacteria to be the go-to organism for production... Once again a great video ...though, despite not being an arachnophobe, watching this after getting up and while eating.... not my best decision.
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  860. Gotta love how the spider is likely not even one that makes webs. Just threads.
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  861. ​ @cody7  tell us when you are done compiling those lists. Gl
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  862. It took me 5 minutes to look at the datd
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  863. The people in charge don't care about brakes.
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  864. ​ @technikchaot  lmao
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  865. You need some ice?
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  866. Maybe not die but be kept for appropriate applications instead of controlling highspeed netcode or even space crafts.....
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  867. 69420 of course
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  868. Where the f do you live.
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  869. I very rarely watch the news, so seeing that pipe incident here again is...
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  870.  @jghifiversveiws8729  migration has been humanity's friend for eons, or for countless life forms in general
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  871. About the size...
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  872. ​ @alen2773  nope.. . Water and food is much closer to that ideal....
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  873. ​@LucieDeRocheclaire so are you gonna be his future milf?
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  874. Innovative comment
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  875. the mirror bit made me laugh and cry.... flawless
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  876. I am nibbling the inside of my mouth, so I can relate.
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  877. My mom almost got stung by one deep in the throat. Could've been fatal in a way...
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  878. What a ride this video is.
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  879. 1:31 you phrased that well...
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  880. ​ @farrongoth6712  with html*
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  881. One of Simon's favorite topics... 7:08
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  882. Classic. Turned out you had no idea what the root cause was after all and now the ETA is quadrupled.
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  883. Welp, I haven't been a dev for that long, I don't have a degree, and I started with JS and PHP. I am still kind of stuck with those job-wise. I have taught myself a lot of basic CS and some low-level stuff in the past year, so even to me, 90% of the video are not new. Still, I learned something about Java, a lil' bit more about C, and got a refresher on underlying JS. Worth the watch. Also, folks, go look around V8, Spidermonkey or other. It is fun to see what happens under the hood to make the dumpster fires less of a killer.
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  884. """""luggage"""""
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  885. ​ @drimodramo6567  based programmer experience
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  886. Yeah, i have stopped myself a many times.... but a reminder is always helpful
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  887. And thus I have fueled my anxiety some more before bed.
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  888. "Fun" Fcking hell.... How did we end up here.
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  889. 1 week later he finds out they didn't even have that kind of position and it was all just to keep up an outward appearan e
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  890. ​@theairaccumulator7144 English is trash. You should learn a better language
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  891. One guy stole the TV, one the DVD player. Or what was the quote Gates threw in Job's face during an interview?
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  892. ​ @crazyhans  another Indian at it again kek
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  893. People be like "but Hubbbel runs on it!!"
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  894. ​ @duckpotat9818  clap
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  895. Yeah, my mum almost died to an aneurysm at the end of January. Of course the entire clinic was busy with Covid, so we can be glad they could make her survival possible.
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  896. I don't even know react. Just vanilla JS, tiny bit of TS, jQ, little bit of svelte, php and some go. Amen
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  897. Nailed it
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  898. It was that easy. Good guy Google.
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  899. People voted against them so here we are.
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  900. ​ @mushfiqurrahman1107 y tho
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  901. Brain no?
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  902. Ah, good ol' TIS. Yap
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  903. I had quite a good number of friends who did that as early as 4th grade. The pattern I noticed was that they usually had disrupted family structures. One guy's parents were not divorced but lived apart and he usually used their first names... It was weird af for me at that age.
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  904. My eyes are fine, though even I have dodged plenty of doors, stopped in front of walls and such, or avoided banging my head against things hanging from the ceiling - in the dark. Ambient sounds, my own footsteps, talking and even my breathing helped me in those cases. Yes, I run around in the dark a lot.
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  905. The topic of reading analog clocks aside, which weirds me out btw, I was one of the few kids in my class and grade who could tell how much time we had left of a period at any point during class. I learned the "hours" over weeks, months, years, though they changed twice for me over the course of my school life. To say that i did not consciously learn the time table would be a lie. THere were moments when looking at the clock and going through the day in those weird 45 or 50 min increments in my head (or just with closed eyes), with varying lengths of breaks between, seemed more productive than listening to a topic I did not care about at all. The reward was my status as some sort of genius who was sometimes begged at to tell how much a period had progressed or when exactly what class started. It was wild.
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  906. Arrow functions are banned
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  907. I looked it up. "Michael McMaster"
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  908. 4 here. How do I get out. Wordpress is my god I did not ask for.
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  909. 8:58 HE SAID IT. YAAAAY
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  910. Wild node.js process appears
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  911. Macro it
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  912. I appreciate these videos but damn does my brain feel robbed. I want some mildly-edited and free VODs back.
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  913. Most organisms do that, which is cool, yeah.
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  914. When started with JS and PHP 5 years ago or so I found old practices I made my own , only to later realize that those are no longer needed. Not making the mistake with the langs I am learning now and in the future....
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  915. Ok
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  916. ​ @cloudwatertrees wat
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  917. I hope you get over. Seems serious.
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  918. Yeh but do managers, bosses and clients accept those figures.... ?
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  919. Another Indian at work
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  920. ​ @downhillballin3285 ok
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  921. ​ @ThePriceIsNeverRight  in what way tho
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  922. 95% of people spamming the same phrases we have heard for over a decade by now. Creative.
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  923. Rust sneaks into your rectum while you sleep.
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  924. Just like those people who say nobody should be born anymore because life entails misery so creating a life is immoral? Let humanity and all living organism fade into oblivion, amirite. They had a shitty run yet shall be remembered.
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  925. And thus 3/4 of all animated productions were outsourced to SK...
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  926. Someone please punch that woman.
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  927. Said the salty boomer who sucks at vim?
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  928. ​ @JosepPi  "looks neat" was his response, wasn't it?
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  929. My fav of his pronounciations for some time.
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  930. Poor analytics
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  931. Gotta thank the airport for handling my imported goods at vastly varying speeds.
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  932. He said he does it because he likes the way it looks, and obiously he does not give a sht about us.
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  933. Sadly
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  934. I have been disgusted by them since seeing a class my teacher wrote when she introduced us to coding.
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  935. The same as always; as in what happens to countless First World countries.
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  936. My life
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  937. The ending though...
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  938. Doesn't the term double standard apply here? If you are e.g. white, hetero, cis male, yadayada, some people want us to believe that individuals of those groups are morally not allowed to feel bad when they become the target of Isms, or a least not allowed to complain at all. Aside from that being objetively bad, we can't make up for millenia of bad things being done to women, for example. In another unrealistic example, when all racism were to magically stop in 2025, and Anna's fair-skinned child tried getting a job in 2050, it would possibly still be subject to racism during the process because the company has 3% more whites than people of color. And that is okay how....?
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  939. You are fun
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  940. The people not knowing it already happens laugh differently about this comment.
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  941. ​ @stevenmtaylor21  for now
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  942. But the demand for human models diminishes and those indoviduals cease to exist and as result don't consume any resources anymore idk what you mean where is the problem
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  943. But can we replace the company leads
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  944. ​ @rohitaryavart9823  you are fully cooked through already
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  945. Never said they were perfect
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  946. Hmmm, some neutral information to fuel my personal grudge against the whole thing, and I say that as a consumer of video games, anime, American media and media such as YT... it started with my ex's obsession and I'm majorly disgusted by now. But you do you. We are all slaves to something we choose ~
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  947. And you got hunged up
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  948. So much for replacing the digital plumbers already, eh?
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  949. Just the thumbnail is enough to mak e me hide under a rock.
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  950. ​ @colebehnke7767  i doubt even the vast majority of the right even so much as plays with that thought. The biology is a curse in that sense. But if at some point governments "had" to advertise for women to favor becoming mothers at that age instead of the alternatives, then... welp. Difficult topic indeed, but don't lose your sht.
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  951. Wait.... plexiglass is copyrighted?
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  952. But I don't wanna use a language that is tainted by so much BS. I already started with JS and PHP, and I don't need one of my next ones to be infamous in a completely different direction.
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  953. ​ @jurycould4275  ah yes....
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  954. We don't need these kinds of comments anymore... Unless you use an outdated browser. If so, how about you don't.
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  955. Too many projects or sth idk
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  956. Ouch. Didnt know it was that hated. I really enjoy aubergines. Practically my favorite, but brussel sprouts make me throw up and want to end myself
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  957. Fits the city and its money too.
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  958. Making a 26-year-old feel ancient
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  959. Do you huff
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  960. Yeah, I have asked myself that plenty over the years.... money...?
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  961. Some representation for us plebs
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  962. CNC orgy of the biggest caliber
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  963. Of all the neutral videos he makes, this one was missing sarcasm and such the most. But the last seconds satisfy me...
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  964. Office chairs sending your ash to the moon
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  965. Setting on one rn
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  966. ​ @jt7980 ripped upholstering, greasy backrest and uneven legs included?
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  967. Idk. May some bigbrain tell us why not.
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  968. First upload I'm here for and I cannot complain.
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  969. Reason I'm single then?
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  970. Still searching for the eject button for all of this.
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  971. Before I watch... ... the sky's the limit, huh? Is that why we are doing that name? Yeesh... Edit: get the bible
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  972. ​ @vaisakh_km  idk, small letters come after capitals in Ascii and so on.
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  973. Someone edit the audio over some old train footage
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  974. I have been met with more snide remarks over my Android usage than I can remember. It is probably not an astronomical number, yet certainly too many. I usually remember tons of negative baggage. Annoying Apple fans are luckily.not wotk the brain space...
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  975. Man, don't hit be like that...
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  976. "Real men test in production" ....
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  977. Crsf token fail at its finest (Or similar)
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  978. Yeah, they changed their tactics or something.
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  979. A "computer programmer" Uhm..... i mean.... the first word is not that necessary here, is it
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  980. 🙄🤨
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  981. Never leak your address or someone might toast your house and make your loved ones disappear.
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  982. When I built my own filtering I came across this BS when using the GO http lib....
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  983. To this day my dad is pestering my mom and me about keeping a piece of clothing for longer than 2 years or so...
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  984. Hot take: just stop
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  985. Haven't watched yet, but the story Danny spun on this sure comes to mind...
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  986. Who needs threads when you can spin up entirely new servers. We don't have serverless for nothing. /s
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  987. ​ @technomancer75  should be cow he is riding on. He owned a cow once, or does own them still.
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  988. ​ @sashbot9707  ...
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  989. Lacking? I just see too many parking lots first and foremost....
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  990. I dream of getting into that position, but I'm also lazy af
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  991. As if. Just git gud. Live in sadness, die in sadness
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  992.  @jedimindtrix2142  Playing this the different kind of enlightened
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  993. One of those thinkers, huh
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