Comments by "K" (@Kane0123) on "ThePrimeTime" channel.

  1. Yep, these youngsters picked a terrible time to be born. Rookie error, better luck next time.
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  2. As someone who uses Playwright professionally, I was unaware it was actually AI. Resume updated.
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  3. What the heck?! How quickly did this all come together - literally just watched the article video
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  4. Fake it till you fake it…
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  5. 17:25 the commenter saying “time for the garbage collector to run” just made me spit my drink
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  6. I’m sure the US would come up with an equally stupid imperial unit. 1milliservice is equivalent to 3.37 servums.
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  7. Teej over here looking like a sports commentator…
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  8. I wish I had the spare time to hate on a guy who I don’t know and who wouldn’t care anyway.
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  9. Most people would prefer a DDOS attack than a dinner with the in-laws.
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  10. Vacuous. Perfect descriptor for 98% of LinkedIn.
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  11. Canaries and staged rollouts - what a novel idea.
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  12. The code I wrote today was the best. Yesterday's code was terrible. This cycle will continue.
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  13. No matter what your guessing this video is actually about, you're wrong. Its wild.
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  14. I can’t be expected to write custom string padding at every company. I’m a backend engineer, not a string engineer.
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  15. I hear RAM is pretty quick, would probably help your novel concept
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  16. My real comment is stuck between the comment spellcheck service and the language determination service.
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  17. While I think its dumb to use ccTLD's that you don't have a presence in, not sure why IANA wouldn't just assume ownership and management of ceased ccTLD domains and just decline new requests? If there isn't a country to own its not like there is a legitimate claim right?
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  18. Always bubbly Always interested Always laughs at your jokes Doesn’t mind being interrupted or when you’re rude This is how AI girlfriends take off - because people will expect these same things from a real person.
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  19. Imagine the size of the prompt they'll need for the next phase of Marvel movies...
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  20. He's all we've got until a new Firefox addon is made to replicate the experience.
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  21. People will go back and the backlash for whatever fee comes next will be nothing compared to the first. A bunch of “you should have expected this” will mean general acceptance by anyone who isn’t a developer.
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  22. These high-level quiche eating languages. Real devs write assembly.
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  23. Still better than being a frontend dev.
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  24. It’s one of those things. I love writing code that can’t hurt anyone. But someone has to do it… Big ups to those who are passionate about writing code for stuff that matters!
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  25. Paul Graham got wrecked and blocked you in response? Weak. Unlike his mum.
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  26. Can you build an engine in such an order that you can drive it a little faster after each milestone?
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  27. At the outset I’m struggling to see a real world difference if you’re managing exceptions properly… try catching everything is horrendous but if I had to do a check on every returned value is it much different?
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  28. Your code would work on like 3 billions devices!
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  29. The “saying no” part of a client request is so on point. Want something terrible? Certainly!
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  30. The news headline if they open source something - “building AI is now free, why did we spend billions previously?”
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  31. That’s how fast the JS world moves, it’s already been deprecated
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  32. My app does, but yeah most probably don’t. When users eventually find my pomodoro app I’ll be able to scale like crazy.
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  33. 2years yes, but by 5 it’ll have cycled again.
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  34. Thanks to Teej for helping to balance out the seriousness of the people in the interview.
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  35. The way Dax spoke about AJ, you know the guy is an actual Serverless Hero.
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  36. Watched a few of Melkey’s videos recently, seemed to have a fairly reasonable opinion on most things… where is he on the Theo-Prime scale?
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  37. I’m not sure where you think his advice is falling short? He literally talks about being prepared for a job vs. preparing for a career as being vastly different for the first 12months. Is he not giving enough unqualified advice on how to optimise your CV for the CV analysing LLMs? Is he not perpetuating the “no one can get a job” story enough? Is he not driving his lambo enough on stream? L take my man. L take.
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  38. The I in Linus stands for Intelligence.
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  39. Gotta keep HTMX off the open internet so chatgippity has no sources to generate it from… keep it locked away for true devs
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  40. This is going to be a thoughtful discussion, I’ll enjoy it and that’s great. But the twitch brain desire is for just an hour of Prime memeing on him.
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  41. Is that a new JS framework or database?
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  42. So I can learn an entire language in one stream and donate to save more little guys and girls?! Charity.LETS.GOOOOOO
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  43. Every reaction to every language in 43mins
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  44. If I don’t solve tomorrow’s problems today, in a sense I’m the root cause of all problems that might not have needed to be problems if I’d problem-solved ahead of time…
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  45. Honestly, why don’t we just make sites like this? This is my MFing product. It does these MFing things. If you need blah, you should buy this MFing thing.
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  46. I love that crunch will evolve into 'scale up the GPU cluster! WE NEED TO LAUNCH NEXT WEEK'
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  47. The Whitehouse is shook right now
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  48. 0:11 Is Flip jealous of Prime?
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  49. They are just copying C#... just accept that C# is the best and move on.
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  50. Bro you need infinite scale. Otherwise how will your basic to-do app or hello world blow up and serve millions of requests?
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