Youtube comments of K (@Kane0123).

  1. Yep, these youngsters picked a terrible time to be born. Rookie error, better luck next time.
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  2. Bro this is YouTube - you gotta make it past 15seconds. This isn’t TikTok my guy
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  3. As someone who uses Playwright professionally, I was unaware it was actually AI. Resume updated.
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  4. What the heck?! How quickly did this all come together - literally just watched the article video
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  5. I’d explain why this is video totally wrong, but my reasons are under an NDA. It’s a real shame honestly.
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  6. Fake it till you fake it…
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  7. I cannot wait until people discover prompt injection for all of these new AI interactions.
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  8. Plus a data plan right?
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  9. Go mentioned in the first 20seconds.
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  10. So basically incorrect use of TLDs is coming home to roost?
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  11. 17:25 the commenter saying “time for the garbage collector to run” just made me spit my drink
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  12. 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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  13. Teej over here looking like a sports commentator…
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  14. 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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  15. Most people would prefer a DDOS attack than a dinner with the in-laws.
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  16. Vacuous. Perfect descriptor for 98% of LinkedIn.
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  17. Canaries and staged rollouts - what a novel idea.
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  18. This guy has definitely had training on what he can say to mitigate the likely future attacks. This’ll be one of the first actual paper books I’ve bought in a long time!
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  19. A company using AI but not jamming it down my throat… what a fresh new approach.
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  20. The code I wrote today was the best. Yesterday's code was terrible. This cycle will continue.
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  21. Will he call himself Ed or LowLevelLearning… place your bets!
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  22. No matter what your guessing this video is actually about, you're wrong. Its wild.
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  23. He’ll have to pay for his subscription now. GOTTEM!
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  24. See you in half an hour when the next piece of news comes out... maybe Emmett and Sam have compete in a decathlon to determine if he gets a pay out?
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  25. 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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  26. I hear RAM is pretty quick, would probably help your novel concept
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  27. My real comment is stuck between the comment spellcheck service and the language determination service.
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  28. 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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  29. The Mariner was the first to sail... amazing.
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  30. Handling practicalities was more comfortable than just staring into the abyss…
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  31. Ads are coming… Rossman branded fish food being sold on a fish feed. Big koi gets everyone eventually.
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  32. The irony of having so many TLDs that you can't remember them when the whole thing was designed so that you didn't have to remember IP addresses.
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  33. By Monday morning Theo might be the new CEO of OpenAI… or me… or you?
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  34. Obviously people pirating the video is the main cause.
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  35. 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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  36. Imagine the size of the prompt they'll need for the next phase of Marvel movies...
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  37. He's all we've got until a new Firefox addon is made to replicate the experience.
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  38. A unicorn in the wild..
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  39. 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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  40. These high-level quiche eating languages. Real devs write assembly.
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  41. Still better than being a frontend dev.
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  42. This comment is transcending the traditional social communication medium allowing the viewers to move into a new paradigm of idea sharing and thought provocation beyond the current limitations of the human brain.
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  43. 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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  44. Your tank isn’t moving and you’re under fire? How does next Thursday between 8am and 2pm?
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  45. Paul Graham got wrecked and blocked you in response? Weak. Unlike his mum.
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  46. Can you build an engine in such an order that you can drive it a little faster after each milestone?
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  47. Don't worry guys, the backdoor has rules and oversight to prevent bad actors.
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  48. 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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  49. Your code would work on like 3 billions devices!
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  50. For a big business that’s a mark of shame. For a cool person doing cool things I think it’s an awesome sign you’re crushing it
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  51. The comment around missing it when you’re in other industries hits home… even other plain text areas struggle to do this properly… contracts, proposals…
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  52. The point about the banks is pretty hilarious. Would love to see Apple request 30% of any payments I make to my bank using the app.
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  53. The “saying no” part of a client request is so on point. Want something terrible? Certainly!
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  54. Can’t wait to confuse someone during the next pull request… “unsure I could explain to Theo’s mum. Please simplify”
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  55. The news headline if they open source something - “building AI is now free, why did we spend billions previously?”
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  56. The name… is Theo isn’t here anymore get used to it… agen.
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  57. That’s how fast the JS world moves, it’s already been deprecated
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  58. 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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  59. 2years yes, but by 5 it’ll have cycled again.
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  60. The fact that lane assist reduces crashes is a genuinely horrifying statistic and not talked enough about. Licenses need to be a recurring thing if this is legit.
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  61. Thanks to Teej for helping to balance out the seriousness of the people in the interview.
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  62. The way Dax spoke about AJ, you know the guy is an actual Serverless Hero.
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  63. 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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  64. They don’t sell your transaction information to 3rd parties. Goldman, Apple and Mastercard all still had access and use of the data - so selling trend data etc… It’s sad to say but it’s still a step in the right direction.
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  65. 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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  66. The I in Linus stands for Intelligence.
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  67. 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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  68. 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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  69. Theo what’s your opinion on the cookie settings piece when you land on a site? Genuinely interested in the perspective of a thoughtful dev - because it’s always a pain for me to click “no” and then find my path through the dark pattern. But I love when products get better…
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  70. Cascading tech debt… a story of frontend development. RIP to an evening lost of dumb problems.
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  71. Is that a new JS framework or database?
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  72. Welcome to the club buddy… - Dave Chappelle
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  73. 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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  74. Every reaction to every language in 43mins
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  75. That plugin takeover is craaaaaazy...
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  76. You're not even thinking about the impact on crypto startups man. Do you not have a heart?!
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  77. 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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  78. These are distracting me from watching the video
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  79. Not allowing UN inspectors in is pretty damning…
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  80. I’d be shocked if Microsoft isn’t able to reroute all their OpenAI integrations to another product just in case this ever happened and they needed / could move to a more efficient product. At least all the rhetoric could be dropped around being for humanity since they have fiduciary responsibilities.
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  81. 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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  82. You’re watching from a clothes rack?!
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  83. I love that crunch will evolve into 'scale up the GPU cluster! WE NEED TO LAUNCH NEXT WEEK'
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  84. Really Cheap Explaination
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  85. The Whitehouse is shook right now
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  86. 0:11 Is Flip jealous of Prime?
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  87. They are just copying C#... just accept that C# is the best and move on.
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  88. 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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  89. I would buy one if it was just virtual windows to replace my monitor. I don’t want a bunch of other platform specific stuff. I just want monitors.
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  90. Always have a permanent marker, that way they know you’ve been there.
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  91. Do you love Microsoft Access or something?
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  92. Prime needs to commit to the mullet like Brodie commits to the neck beard.
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  93. Gippity user: Write a to-do app in JS... Gippity: I don't want to live on this planet anymore
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  94. But this is for our benefit, not his.
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  95.  @NihongoWakannai  Yeah its a standard and I'm not suggesting wildwest but the idea that a country stops existing and therefore technology will break seems dumb to me. Imagine any businesses actually in Mooorriisshussz that hosted SaaS products - they would be massively affected by some political shenanigans. I'm not sure what happens if a country changes it name either
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  96. Stop Rust from corroding your performance TODAY!
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  97. Year of the Linux desktop let's go!
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  98. Flip did double time getting this up so quickly… FLIP… get some rest buddy
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  99. Australia mentioned let’s go
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  100. Windows search sucks… I’ve got it! Screen capture and multi modal LLMs! Shark jumped.
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  101. Did a great job managing the interview man, felt like Matt was pretty spent at this point. When’s the 24hour news channel* coming?!
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  102. It’s obviously built by very technical individuals… but that’s not to say they were the decision makers
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  103. You aren’t won over by their ‘generosity’?
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  104. Runes have two connotations for me - spending far too long in Lower Kurast or laying land mines in Skyrim… neither feels good to have involved in my code base.
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  105. Is JavaScript production ready now?
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  106. I love that we’re talking about needing to minimise the amount being sent to the browser, meanwhile loading any page on the entire web has 50 nonsense calls to every data broker on the planet.
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  107. 0:35 Creeps move across the screen. Describing Twitch chat? Gottem
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  108. The buyout for open source projects seems like a way underrated vector…
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  109. The pre video notice was critical for this one. Nicely handled
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  110. New dev title mentioned let’s go Senior Plus Plus
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  111. At this rate the web as a whole is screwed… I’m going back to straight html and css…
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  112. Australia mentioned let’s go!
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  113. Prime passing out face down without moving a single sheet… he literally copped to this on a neetcode react video a while ago. Basically said “before my wife I’d never had a mattress off the floor”. The man doesn’t lie.
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  114. It’s so hard to watch that I’m doing it in chunks…
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  115. I don think dat means wat you think it means…
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  116. Easiest way to keep code looking nice - move all complexity to some other layer.
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  117. I’m more concerned with the inevitable breach where these recordings get used to social engineer actual businesses.
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  118. I always felt like I was an oddball not being on reddit… still feels bad at what it’s become
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  119. If you're reading this... you use Parallel and Concurrent interchangeably.
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  120. It's ok champ. We all have our struggles. He can't spell authroity, you can't handle spelling mistakes.
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  121. I feel like you’re misinterpreting the facial expression of clouds… storm clouds are just super pumped to be bringing the rain.
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  122. AI depends on training data. But according to senior management “we aren’t like others in the industry”. Therefore I’m safe.
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  123. Windows devs are the best
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  124. C# is still the best C
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  125. Midwits only for all conversations
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  126. Yep same
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  127.  @portalpacific4578  everyone is a salesman. Even you’re out here selling a crap opinion.
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  128. This is why I ignore everyone here and code in Visual Studio on my Windows 10 machine to write Blazor. I’ve bonded so it’s too late to change.
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  129. Been about 3years for me. My life is basically the same as it was, except less fast food.
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  130.  @nyx211 I agree. I only look at sexy code.
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  131. Haha Edith is such as a character - Down to earth, funny and thoughtful. I imagine it’d be a hard listen for a homophobe because the stories of being young, discovering yourself and falling in love could just as easily be a story from straight guy with the change of a couple pronouns. This project is amazing.
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  132. Bro just discovered his own mortality.
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  133. He literally talks about it and recognises that it’s a problem in closed source but that accountability is more explicit and impactful at the individual level.
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  134. It’d be a shame to lose your business…
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  135. Honesty no wonder people feel burned out by trying to keep up with frontend stuff. RIP to anyone trying.
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  136. C# has you covered on both fronts… according to Microsoft at least
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  137. Temporarily pushed to prod. As a short term fix. 5years ago.
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  138. What’s that skip? Bzzzzbzzbzzzz He’s down the well?!
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  139. Flip! Delete this comment thread.
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  140. Step 1: Sign up for Chatgippity Step 2: Profit.
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  141. “The bun logo is his head” made me laugh the exact same way and at the exact same time as prime
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  142. Prime brings that old Netflix culture to his streams. Puts people on the big screen to sort em’ out, sends people on their way when they are way out of line, tells react Andy’s the hard truth.
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  143. You wouldn’t download a car…
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  144. Would cause multiple forks all fighting over which is the most pythonic
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  145. And then I spend my time reading your reaction to a reaction of a reaction to a reaction to the worlds most terrible paradigm.
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  146. It’s not about the size of the png that matters. It’s the way you use it.
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  147. I’ve got an idea for a disruptive offline business that prints news sites and mails them to you.
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  148. I separate my concerns by never building the front end… leave that new age jazz to the kids
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  149. “Haskell enjoyer” love that!
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  150. I get the sense that the Turso team are genuine in their attempts to bring cool stuff out. Didn’t say it was basically magic that prevents all your problems, but that it makes the database per X a possibility. Obviously migrations are hard regardless but it’s a great direction to be moving in without the standard b.s hype of “it’s AI wizardry” Smaller player DB companies still give me some pause when it comes to client data but there isn’t much you can do about that.
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  151. Or are they locked into a cloud vendor? Sorry I’m trying to understand
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  152. If this is considered one of his better speeches I don’t reckon it’s worth watching any others…
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  153. So we’re just going to say nothing about this blokes luxurious hair?
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  154. I cannot help but to think of Homer’s helper monkey. Pray. For. Mo.Jo…
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  155. Amazing that he managed to get the Internet’s most reasonable man to present.
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  156. Reminds me of university. Had to sit through hour long lectures for the one or two gems.
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  157. That’s a genuine concern, renters are already at a massive disadvantage- now adding the need to fight a billion dollar business for things
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  158. But when my simple to-do app blows up I’ll be ready.
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  159. No more full stack or frontend devs. Ethereal Devs are now required.
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  160. Can't believe people have time to hate on the people mentioned in this story when you're clearly the worst of all... GMT - 6... Is that even a real timezone? Dax should have been tweeting about that for two hours. #GMTPlus10ftw
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  161.  @Tracing0029  bro you’re just a hater. Right now I have to google macronutrients while I’m eating - a smart spoon could solve that. If I do that for every meal, that’s like 1min per meal, which would be like 1200mins per year. So $50one time plus $9 per month would basically make me money. So the more I eat or the more spoons I use, the more efficient I am - infinite money glitch. #HustleLife
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  162. What’s with the all the racism guys? It’s just a board.
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  163. And he should have been. These were obvious issues. Classic Hollywood big wig errors… zero turtles…
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  164. and obviously C# since its blazinglyfaster than everything else listed here.
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  165.  @jessicav2031 just accept that your treadmill is actually a 198-D chess move by Big Koi to get you to buy fish.
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  166. He's already going to have to pay 8% of the videos income to Automatic
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  167.  @ThePrimeagen ascii doom using js confirmed?
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  168. In .su, domain registers you.
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  169. Yep Wendell went so dang deep on this one..
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  170. How do we weaponise these clauses? Can we cause equivalent class action costs by simply causing them to address tens of thousands of arbitrations? What does it cost the end user to go down the route of forced arbitration and how baseless can a claim be before they are able to seek damages?
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  171. The moustache is the only real proof.
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  172. A classic “Do what I say, not what I do.”
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  173. If it ain’t broke. Don’t fix it. But still fight for the ability to repair if it you wanted to try.
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  174. Ooooooo obviously big gaming got to him. Did Flip go union?
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  175. I pay for YouTube so that I don’t get Ads while watching a man read a premium article. #FiscalResponsibility
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  176. Make a two hour video to jettison these script kiddies.
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  177. Here to solve problems you didn’t know you had. Tag line for a ton of enterprise software
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  178. A squeal?
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  179. He's right about Australian's and the C word. See you next Tuesday's out here being drongos.
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  180. A classic “congratulations or I’m sorry that happened to you” moment
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  181. I hope it doesn’t get twisted into “look what Ryan has caused”
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  182. You’ve sold out man. Letting these dodgy sponsors into the channel…
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  183. Until it gets complex enough and then gets rewritten in go
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  184. I’m just training my LLM. A NAS was just the easiest way to share with my models. And no I don’t wish to elaborate on those terms.
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  185. Take a few more off since he loves agile. Confirmed in this video.
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  186. I wonder how many of the comments that fuel these videos / arguments are bots…
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  187. 7:48 surprised the article doesn’t talk about the origins of Ruby from 2500bc when it was likely first discovered.
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  188. Yeah but I need something to run on the server though - I heard JS is the best for that
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  189. AI that approves my refund says what?
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  190. On ya prime. Fighting the good fight. Reminds me of the Katt Williams bit about learning something from Flava Flav… you can’t judge a person by their blue haired cover.
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  191. I'll let my boss know that this is why my code is slow... obviously if I just rewrite it in a good language it'll be better.
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  192. Nah bro Windows 365 means you don’t even need a desktop! So convenience…
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  193. Didn’t you notice they removed the photo at 4:35 ?
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  194. I can’t even find String Engineer in JobAdder or LinkedIn Jobs. What’s the typical pay?
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  195. So happy this happened
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  196. Zero bugs written, so success!
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  197. C# LETTTTSSGOOOOOOO!
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  198. Mate he’s getting better… used to only get to 30mins.
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  199. I caught that too… he didn’t get his 8hours…
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  200. This is absolutely on point.
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  201. When you need more, learn more. But by volume, I would bet the majority of projects don’t need more
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  202. My biggest problem with MacBooks are the users…
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  203. The All-Grandfather
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  204. Linux people judging people for continuing to push to use the OS they want is kind of hilarious.
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  205. The number of coffee machines will increase until morale improves
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  206. I still take the same time to build a square mud house...
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  207. Could hear it as soon as he started choking up - I would have bailed asap. Bro did some real man shit right here.
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  208. Users will read the guide, so validation isn’t important.
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  209. Bit of a L comparison. Not sure any of those tools were ever said to be free forever and then backflipped? At least not yet. To say it’s either all or nothing is very simplistic… also kind of ignores the fact that these wouldn’t/aren’t the only kind of people affected or upset by the change. I couldn’t equally say something like “Guy posts worthless comment about hypothetical people making worthless comments.”
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  210. Upvote for BigBrush
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  211. Woah. Pretty extreme stance to take against a guy who is building literally free software.
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  212. C# is where it’s at
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  213. His eyes are the perfect distance apart, he'll make it.
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  214. Jokes on him, my ram has a bunch of nonsense RGB so my ram is already being partially protected… because RGB ram means there is nothing of value happening on it
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  215. I cancelled copilot recently because the auto complete was competing with just the standard prediction for function names etc… so every time I hit tab expecting a small completion it added lines and lines of rubbish I didn’t want. Am using gippity to convert 3rd party doco to classes etc though
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  216. Triggered by timer or http call, simple to work with, easy to lock down the scaling. Perfect tool for many small bits of work I do.
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  217.  @thanosfisherman  C => C++ => C#. The hash is essentially four pluses. Therefore C# is 4x better than C
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  218. The TLDR - pick the right language for the problem. Maybe you don’t need rust level performance.
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  219. Yeah they find him. But it's a face off situation and it's actually Nicholas Cage.
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  220. Which gym had a smoothie bar? I think it was planet fitness right?
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  221. The fact that google is blocking certain elements in their ad network is hilarious. Acting like they properly vet any of the ads in their network. Cosplaying as an org that cares.
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  222. Finally, I no longer need to go online to find recipes that are too involved and resolve to eating one of my 5 dinners.
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  223. Front end development seems like the ultimate “form over function” domain to me… P.s Herpes.
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  224. Time to gamble on domains!
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  225. Windows Support - probably a big enabler for organisations that still do endpoint management with SCCM/Intune right?
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  226. But these “books” don’t give you a shiny sticker or certification you can add to your LinkedIn…
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  227. I came here because of Theo’s silly expressions. So we can just cancel each other out don’t sweat it mate
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  228. I would love to see a home grown movement to force change - it’s clearly overdue for some political attention
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  229. C# is the greatest
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  230. Buying smart devices is ironically a dumb thing to do.
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  231. C# gang let’s go.
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  232. And then there are cases where you risk them funding a competitor if you decline the offers.
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  233. I love that YouTube suggest that I can click a button and translate this to English.
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  234. Agreed. That'd lead to really dumb domains like ".zip"...
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  235. Just go watch the original? Skill issue bro sorry
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  236. This is the same as Theo’s “Primeagen Curve” but missing almost any reference to times where it is necessary to build fast code.
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  237. Can't wait to see people freaking out about that one on-screen animation!
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  238. C# let’s go. Does Visual Studio/Code handle blazor well now? I remember the LSP sucking a year ago where I’d have errors everywhere but compiles and runs perfectly.
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  239. Year of the Rust Desktop
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  240. Everyone has their vice
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  241. Why don’t you want a pretty half whale half cargo ship in your start menu?
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  242. Haaa yeah ok champ.
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  243. Crushing it
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  244. I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
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  245. The start menu is one of features that led me to Linux.
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  246. I pwn Danaher*
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  247. C#--
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  248. It’ll just require that we learn the cheat code - like spamming the keypad until it fails back and says “ok, let me connect with you a service representative”
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  249. There was during the original stream, pretty sure he said Postman was similar in regard to the push for accounts etc…
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  250. W take from the OP. L take from Denis.
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  251. Am I crazy to think that the differences between OS shells are less important as a we shift more and more toward containers even locally?
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  252. Stopped watching about half way to rewrite my services in Elixir to run on kubernetes. Will come back and watch the reminder after I deploy perfectly first time.
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  253. I love how you quickly Rollie gets going on a tangent. It’s such an indicator of such deep knowledge and a desire to share it. No wonder climate town vids are so long - thank god he scripts it!
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  254. 4:56 Theo used I when talking about the change. So maybe he did write the change. Maybe we can give the bloke a break given he admits how little code he’s writing these days and shouts out good people in the community.
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  255. Love their sense of hunour
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  256. You must have played it on mute or something
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  257. Lovely take.
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  258. And my father assured him, either his brains or signature would be on the contract,
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  259. Goddamn goobers…
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  260. Twitter is Facebook for TikTok. At the very least YouTube Shorts is Facebook messenger for Rust
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  261. Teej is now the trash dev.
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  262. Or a couple bucks? 0 to 39 is hard for a hobby project, 0 to 5 or 10 - no problem for me
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  263.  @Kyle-nm1kh  this has to be a trolling comment...
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  264. You must be one of the people to say “Just play the video!”
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  265. You shouldn’t take your understanding of English for granite.
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  266. It was removed at compile time.
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  267. How long are the Eva\MrBruh\Logykk's of the world expected to stay WhiteHat... those responses make me want to become Blackhat...
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  268. Want number go up? Opt people in automatically Want number go down? Make the process span pages and designs.
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  269. Plenty of things use it in the enterprise space… “we either have to upgrade the LOB system and pay a ton of cash… or set GPO to automatically open these in IE Mode.”
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  270. Interview with SnowParrot when?
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  271. I’d rather make this mistake than use TikTok for financial advice.
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  272. Interesting to see Microsoft concerned about memory usage.
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  273. Basically in the poor house now… sorry I mean poor mansion.
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  274. Classic compression strategy for people who don’t understand what happens when you compile. Less letters = lower memory usage duuuh
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  275. Geewhiz Bagelman! It’s the Finfluencer!
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  276. My repos are the nightshade of coding models.
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  277. When free isn’t enough… sheeeez.
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  278. Was a wild stream... just as it is whenever race or politics is the topic.
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  279. I feel like a lot of us were just sleeping on it...
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  280. Rust mentioned
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  281. The old “after and before” screenshots. What a gem
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  282. Friday deployment is for rookies and young people.
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  283. Gives you the knowledge to pursue more knowledge
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  284. Imagine getting rejected by a company and then getting a 30min video analysis of your experience… is Prime secretly Karen?
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  285. It’s basically the new LinkedIn jobs. They’ll pivot to being a recruitment company using the info they’ve gathered to shuffle good candidates between companies…
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  286. Bun. So hot right now. C# still wins.
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  287. Bro then made a lengthy ad and almost definitely increased their revenue by telling people. Outstanding.
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  288. This is perfeft
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  289. C# Let’s go!
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  290.  @3ventic is right.
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  291. Couldn’t help but immediately think of the “informed captain” thing at Netflix when I read the OP and Primes response. The decider would get to decide, owning the outcome but both would be on board since there was recognition that the other person isn’t an idiot even if they disagree.
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  292. Java was the bottleneck preventing me from building stylish designs... right?
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  293. Agreed. People doing this kind of work are fascinating and awesome
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  294. Brazil experienced
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  295. Market will solve the issue used to be true, but its not that simple now... Prime's take that JBlow may have been right that software is in decline but that its critical to consider the increased hardware/system scope that software needs to work in has blown way out in the same time... After all the ship it once mentality of previous software dev years also didn't have to compete in a landscape of Win10 vs Win11 vs iPhone15 vs iPhone10 vs Samsung S59 vs Fairphone 4 vs Linux box vs. Apple Watch vs. Chromebooks... I still hate that so many of the apps I use are janky but sometimes you need to step back and consider that I used to hold my cd-walkman steady to avoid skipping...
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  296. More parallellellisms will be added until compile times improve.
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  297. C# all the way.
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  298. Really nice historical context setting, the final note around perspective for whether you have the need for a “Big Data” platform would be really relevant for a lot of companies!
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  299. Two characters = country code
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  300. It’s not a free market unless the new thing I like is at the forefront…
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  301.  @ProtossOP that a genius move… Lester
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  302. “The Windows” - so on point.
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  303.  @CrucialFlowResearch sarcasn*
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  304. The exchange’s backend was probably written in JDSL
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  305. No.
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  306. When you have that stability, you rewrite everything in Ruby, remove all classes and shift back to on-premise.
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  307. Can’t believe he did half that stuff.. my dude has lost it.
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  308. I also heard a lot about this OP - get the talent we can to make sure we have what we might need but also stop our competitors getting them.
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  309. Is it better or worse than outsourcing?!
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  310. No it’s not.
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  311. Wendell from Level1Techs was a really important person in the recent work on this.
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  312. Just having the twitch chat degens in your ear for 24 hours is endurance enough...
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  313. Pizza John in the top right was distracting me throughout this video. Dang it John!
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  314. Disruption is the hallmark of the industry… in this case they disrupted policing. Disruption nonetheless though
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  315. Can’t satisfy some people.
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  316. Can’t wait to see the bald cap ProgrammersAreAlsoHuman has to wear to mock C.
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  317. C# all the way.
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  318. Yep that was my thought - and reason for not installing
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  319. I wonder what people are thinking of an adjacent but far less common James Bond style of “timeless character”
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  320. Clearly dotnet wins the language competition
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  321. At some point someone will write code so fast it’ll break the laws of physics and we’ll collapse into a black hole…
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  322. That Silvio Dante impression alone… but he’s building a team, you gotta let him do it
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  323. Technically they didn’t release GPT5.
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  324. 0:48 950 columns? That’s child’s play
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  325. C# is fantastic for so many reasons!
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  326. Educational videos, the last set of the people who would poison their own videos and transcripts…
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  327. How do you know? Maybe there is a prompt in there that tells it to think?
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  328. DOTNET LETS GOOOOOOO
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  329. Neither are birds…
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  330. And after C++ you can graduate to the best version of C... C# let's go
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  331. This is why I love dotnet, no drama.
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  332. I normally tab to complete the function name, all of a sudden I had to go without autocomplete at all to avoid accepting these huge blocks of preempted code. Fully agree.
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  333. That escalated quickly
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  334. I’mt going to mispronounce it from now on
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  335. Bro was definitely having beers by the pool before this. Spring break feels for sure
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  336. Creator of HTMX as a service
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  337. Except Wordpress explicitly said WP is not trademarked. Not sure anything Matt has done indicates he wouldn't care?
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  338. Vegan Croissant
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  339. I’m sad for you but also he has such a great name that my inner Aussie cannot help but to think SHMEDO! SHMEDS! Bro sounds like the kind of legend that would warrant such naming tomfoolery
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  340. I’m still pre-AWS… Azure will never die.
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  341. So what’s the trade off? I’m unfamiliar but it seems the general feedback is that UE is way more demanding and less usable for 2d type games?
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  342. Are they discussions or debates? I think we need to be sure not to misrepresent the kind of communication taking place
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  343. Yeah I went through the .au registration stuff a little while ago. Its a classic case of both sides being dumb - people not paying attention to the risk and the country taking advantage of a cash grab.
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  344. Goddamn prime
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  345. Classic cat move.
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  346. 0:12 Based take
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  347. These are why we have “hot when heated” labels on things… wild
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  348. Can’t believe it took almost 5 minutes for someone to ask Prime to stop…
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  349. @nexovec is 100% right.
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  350. Javascript is now officially low code.
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  351. Totally dank
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  352. For now yeah sure. But longer term there might be some way broader implications
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  353. The same company probably recommends low-code RPA tools to big corporates… would love to see Prime losing his mind to one of those articles… would also love to see developers are humans to cover the topic
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  354. C# is too powerful, would make the rest of the group look bad
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  355. Plenty of work out there doing interesting things in smaller companies, prolly won’t pay the same but pick your poison and be happy knowing you were fortunate to be able to pick.
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  356. You’d obviously buy it through a subscription of X rolls per month. But unless you pay for the data plan the box of rolls can’t be opened.
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  357. 1000%
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  358. Good hustle today guys. Let’s regroup offline to take a step back and make sure we’re all aligned on how we’re going to attack the next action items.
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  359. His kids clearly rejected his quiche eating ways. So he got that right at least
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  360. Which programming language is better? Deno or HTML?
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  361. Visual Studio must have been the most jarring part of this for you guys
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  362. C# let’s go.
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  363. Prettt sure C# is the best
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  364. L take on the mascot. He’s just like “meeeeh let’s just get it done meeeeeh”
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  365. What you talking about? Theo’s great
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  366. The real “streamer with the good hair” despite Theo’s opinion of himself
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  367. Code review… that’s an interesting idea.
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  368. Our search is so bad, use our new search.
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  369. Probably had a hundred thousand repos. I hear it’s a real problem for most companies.
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  370. Nah bro just needed to add “don’t produce a worse image” to the prompt
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  371. Actually the first rule is graphs don’t lie.
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  372. I loved the hilarious "now you do zero reps" "yeah, problem solved"... classic AI reward system failure
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  373. Is 1 indexing really all that bad? It matches the way we speak/think. I think heads would explode if I asked what the zeroth item on the todo list is.
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  374. Most businesses aren't using their raptors to the fullest possible extent. Its sad really.
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  375. Has Theo done an ORM vs Raw doggin’ sql piece before?
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  376. Not sure this accounts for the broader impact but sure.
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  377. The way prime talks it doesn’t feel like this is the case. You shift job and all of a sudden your experience means nothing in some new implementation of a thing you used to know… Gotta know both client and server side render else you’re at risk of not getting the job or becoming “obsolete” when your team makes the change
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  378. No.
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  379. Hi YouTube.
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  380. I’m going to give you a like based purely on the amount of text. I’m happy for you though, or sorry that happened.
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  381. I have my screen on low brightness, so I appreciate light mode.
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  382. Drama for drama’s sake.
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  383. Blazor time let’s go!
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  384. Mmmhm *thumpthunp* mmmhm *thumpthump* mmmmmmm
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  385. Literally didn’t watch the video before commenting. Did you even watch the first 10seconds where he states “my mind changed a lot through this video”. Seriously, either shit-post immediately for lulz or watch and then make serious comment.
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  386. Now we just need an AI gaming mouse so that I can have 16 different static prompts available to my right thumb.
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  387. Electronic cows
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  388. How was this powerful? He basically made a twitter post into a 12min waste of my time. Now I have to watch another to form an opinion of whether he’s completely full of crap or just partially
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  389. Is there a common reason to write rust for windows? Seems counter-intuitive to write such highly performant, memory safe, highly complex code for a windows box?
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  390. Yep. Even though original poster wasn’t asking in the context of how to help OSS but rather how to use OSS to help themself. People ought to be throwing more cash toward OSS… especially businesses that use OSS.
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  391. RIIR is translated to RIRR. The old Rewrite it Rust Rust.
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  392. Had to google it because I was certain it wasn’t thatcher…
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  393. C# let’s go! Let’s gooooooooo
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  394. Playwright is great. Just don’t say it’s some AI tool…
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  395. Louis saying because he lives in America he has freedom of speech is hilarious.
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  396. Let’s go.
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  397. Steep learning curve. Even steeper pricing recently!
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  398. Trains are the answer most of the time.
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  399. The family pet will never send you to bed early…
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  400. Agreed. I come here for technical insights and deez nuts.
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  401. I just spent 6hours crafting this message in reaction to your comment.
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  402. Would be super interesting to hear about if there was / what kind of pressure people faced back in the day. Feels like the hustle culture / startup game has people rushing for minimum viable learning to produce something they can try to sell or even just market themselves as more skilled than they are… Was there equivalent things back in the days?
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  403. The Oracle of Montana
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  404. Dotnet mentioned, let’s go
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  405. Takes one to know one @ThePrimeagen
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  406. 100000 repos. 1 repo per class babbyyyy
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  407. Rocket soccer cars?
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  408. In Australia you can sign up through Lifeblood - Get on it!
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  409. Nick Chapsas / IAmTimCorey are these people in the c# world
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  410. Vanilla wow mentioned.
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  411. The office
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  412. Amazing that you managed to put out a 30min advertisement at a time when people complain about ads on YouTube
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  413. The other thing not discussed, co-working spaces. Going to AN office rather than THE office is actually really nice. I was wfh before Covid, after a few years you can really see a decline. Going to an office with other people who are doing stuff but not stuff with me, is like a perfect environment.
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  414. Is Prime the ultimate mediator? Does he need to host a similar panel with Rust Foundation and some senior community figures? This post is not sponsored by the Rust Foundation. Senior community figures are not necessarily self-appointed figures.
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  415. C# is the best language.
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  416. I feel like I'm still waiting for the SQL Iceberg...
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  417. Give me your wallet! Certainly I would like to but that request is illegal.
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  418. When you deal with thousands of bs claims which look identical to this, it’s hard not to be jaded or cynical like Prime was for this one. Unfortunately Lars was one of the rare, thoughtful people who caught a stray as a result. Same thing happened with ChrisTitusTech and Theo the other day. Not going to judge the man for an L take, I’m man enough to admit I’ve had a couple recently.
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  419. Unsure if you mean outside of faang people are rubbish or if you mean other than great coworkers faang isn’t great.
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  420. 9:34 Very nice
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  421. One of my favourite parts, its such a classic goof from these guys
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  422. Thats an L... sad times.
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  423. Regex is amazing. Until you fumble the bag…
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  424. Can’t wait to hear that the CV scanning tech has shifted to GitHub scanning for IT roles
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  425. Swift is faster than C
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  426. If these ram sticks could talk… oh no
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  427. Lol
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  428. Theo you’re right, the changes are good. But how are people meant to continue betting their existence on a leadership (Not Mark by the way) who came out with this? Imagine the landlord at the new space threatened you with a “per stream” fee because it meant his property was at risk due to your internet fame. Even if he subsequently labelled your reaction as “confusion” and then changed it to be a minor rent increase instead you’d be looking at other properties… fortunately you wouldn’t have already spent a significant part of your life training to work from that exact building. I don’t think many people have been confusing this debacle as Mark’s fault…
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  429. Classic Pom dad complaint
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  430. Economies in games seem so pointless to me... the classic "market economy" creating value sinks
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  431. Kind of an interesting forcing function. If you find something, you could hold onto it and try sell on the black market, but someone else might find it and hand it to apple first.
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  432. Consulting is just a if else. Either you work for a company where you spout best practice info which doesn’t require any knowledge (aka architecture strategy) or you’re in the most nitty gritty roles where you take a company from zero to hero. If you’re in the latter I’d suggest you’re discounting how much you’ve learned dealing with niche use cases on the job.
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  433.  @totojejedinecnynick I was actually thinking about that - why would they not be compiling from source?
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  434. Are the majority of people actually using Rust just regular people with zero interest in this stuff? Or is this kind of stuff enough to stop it getting more uptake?
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  435. Glad to see you were able to get it cleared without issue - was a bit of a scare on the livestream. Sad to see that they needed to expand the validation on account creation after recent attacks.
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  436. Pretty much always faster to read the thing rather than coming to a streamer. Therefore if you’re here you see value in what he adds.
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  437. 00:30 getting a shout out for your recent increase in content - nice work bro!
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  438. Turtle gang
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  439. Had to parse API documentation provided in YAML recently… kick me in the nuts.
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  440. Imagine how much the anti-plagiarism products have been monetising submissions for years in this way?
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  441. The nitpick you hate most isn’t the period outside the quote?
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  442. Yep. He should have kept his original opinions and not been open to changing. Classic “regular person” move from Theo here… being all reasonable and stuff…
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  443. Mobile auto backup was a nice strategy ahead of time
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  444. Pretty sure Prime quit Netflix
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  445. HTML on the full stack
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  446. If you don't have anything to hide, what's the problem? 😂😂
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  447. @Theo - more info on banning firefox would be great.
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  448. Seems the comments all indicate it’s an outcome of being on the site for a while… so maybe people should see the silver lining of the high memory usage as a prompt to get off FB and get on with literally anything else.
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  449. The irony of people complaining about thoughtful long form content for this video is hilarious
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  450.  @eppi6328 It still feels like he conflated the “everyone says” and the examples of “good quality courses”, at least personally I haven’t seen much of that compared to complaints about child education costs
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  451. @developerdeveloper67 prob just isn’t man enough to write assembly like a professional… relying on high level languages like some kind of soy dev.
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  452. I’m going to take Prime to court over the emotional anguish caused by using ASCII for a tower defence.
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  453. I agree. Dotnet all the way baby!
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  454. I assumed the wop wop wop wop wop was the soundtrack to Drakes recent song… is prime showing his inner dad here by interpreting it as womp womp woooooom or am I the old man not understanding today’s social media language?
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  455. People with less extreme dopamine needs?
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  456. Robotic Process Automation Digital workflow Platform specific stuff like SharePoint, PowerPlatform, SQL Report writing….
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  457. Underrated by the YouTube algo
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  458. Had too much terminal coffee and is just so energetic
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  459. I'm pretty sure Gordon's speech at the last Unite conference said it best. "I'll bet that half of that was spent in all the paperwork going back and forth between all these vice presidents."
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  460. What if KnowBe4 is actually made up entirely of remote workers from the Phillipines and they are throwing off the scent…
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  461. So Theo has negated the time Turborepo has saved? Gottem
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  462. If I had to guess, Unity will move to a rev share model and everything will be business as usual. How many of these devs are able to take the necessary downtime to become as skilled in another engine to continue building new games… would take someone subsidising it.
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  463. The TOS stuff he raised around not being able to do certain things because of previous language was really clever. For those who don’t know - his channel is Molly Rocket.
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  464. Agreed. The fact that this was an app is the most minor of the issue I have with this whole situation.
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  465. Takes a special kind of person to risk it all for their passion, craft and others.
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  466. This truly feels like the final E.
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  467. Did you say your name is Ed instead of Low Level Learning for the first time? Classic Ed move to sneak that in
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  468. The original was cut short (17min). Can’t speak to your mothers involvement in the matter.
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  469. Big consultancies will just pitch a new strategy - probabilistic customer service. You can reach millions of customer for pennies, the chatbot will guess right enough times when it does all the backend service calls that you’ll make more money despite providing the worst possible service to x% of the total addressable market.
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  470. 100% - currently using gippity to convert redocly pages into classes in C# rather than writing a yaml to C# converter
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  471. How can anyone talk smack about him? The first two minutes are him setting out just how switched on he is about it and his commitment to safety…
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  472. Make Donald Drumpf again!
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  473. A legend was born.
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  474. Prime said he was going to grow a mullet. Where is the mullet?
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  475. But now I don’t even need to play the game - just have the LLM tell me how I would have felt if I’d played the game.
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  476. Sponsored by DJ Khalid. Another one!
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  477. The timing is fantastic…
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  478. Feels like people didn’t hear him say that the trademark thing was the mechanism to “persuade” them to contribute. He clearly doesn’t have a rule about “earn over blah you need to pay X”. This is just what is available, not necessarily what he’d like to be going after them for
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  479. Some percentage of the community just watched in 1.5x 😂
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  480. Would be interested to hear why you have no interest
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  481. He writes go/rust not react.
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  482. If you were in a shelter for the last two years, you'd still think a Netflix Engineer had awakened you
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  483. So should I still pursue being a String Engineer or is AI going to take over that role soon?
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  484. Based takes.
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  485. If it’s a issue related to Node maybe Bun has a solution for it?
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  486. What mandatory reporting is in place? They should have been required to disclose to all the affected users and companies.
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  487. I like this generally.
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  488.  @marcelsantee1809 that’s simply not true. Maybe less angry but I’ll take an angry driver who can deal with “no marked lines” over a calm AI that shits the bed.
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  489. Is Wisher another alias for Mattia? 😂😂😂
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  490. I love a bit of Teej when I’m not familiar or impacted by the topic. The memeing helps me feel involved.
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  491. Phenomenal talk. And now I know that I just need to store my credentials in media files :) Takes me back to the old days of rename the folder to something boring!
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  492. More like rekt sync
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  493. Who’s Michael? His name is ThePrimegan, he says it basically every video..
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  494. Theo just killed a few people.
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  495. The obvious problem is an application server. Should have gone serverless. Instant scale up, no bottlenecks, done… geewhiz some people…
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  496. Conway’s is the game of life. C# is the language of pros.
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  497. What version of dotnet is C currently on?
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  498. I’m crying
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  499. “For every person hyping, there is a future business trying to figure out how to get rid of it”… just google robotic process automation - enjoy the proceeding laughter.
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  500. Yeah I couldn’t find it in YouTube… obviously a “had to be on twitch” moment
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  501. People should say “good code”. I write code I think is good. I try.
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  502. C# lets go!
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  503. I’m func playing a func, disguised another func.
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  504. Eva has been doing some great stuff
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  505. Brave is the name of a Disney movie. Transitive properties means it’s no go. Go with the wolf 😂
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  506. What your actually referring to be GNU/Source Available
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  507. The use of the term “most businesses” tells you everything you need to know. Most businesses aren’t building products at a scale which requires the performance and efficiency of Rust. I can pay another $40 per month in IaaS costs to apologise for the difference between C# and Rust.
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  508. Comments have been buggy for a few days as far as I can tell… had several early comments of mine get dropped.
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  509. I see what you did there… next instead of react… very good
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  510. Depends on what you’re doing. Debugging parallel code (at least in the Lords language, c#) is a pain in the ass.
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  511. But there are a lot of nerve endings.
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  512. It’s made harder by the fact that things have gotten worse. The fact that the word flood plain was used 500times in this piece certainly makes it hard to justify the sprawl being allowed to get so bad. Focus should be on stopping the growth of similar problem areas. Because I think we all know this is headed for a bailout of one kind or another. There is no other solution except for “let them flood, they chose it” which I don’t think fully appreciates the supply chain which enabled it or the fact that you could make the same snap judgement about pretty much any area…
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  513. 1200 views, 50 likes. This is why we get no love.
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  514. Makes me NOT want to move to the Netherlands... if I can't live there forever I will have the 1st hand knowledge of how rubbish all other places I live will be! Love the videos!
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  515. Don’t lie
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  516. I find this personally offensive, it’s summer down under during Christmas… no snow down here you drongos. Should have included at least a flag for southern hemisphere…
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  517. C# let’s go!
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  518. I pwn Danaher**
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  519. Couldn't have two developers from that certain generation in a single video...
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  520. He used C# at the start of his career. Some people peak early, it’s a shame.
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  521. I came to comment the same. This one must be AI generated
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  522. Unlike YouTube chat which uses a single mac living in a closet.
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  523. I appreciate the sincerity but I was memeing… partly. I literally just moved to Ubuntu and VSCode from Windows and VS2022. I’m part way to being a real programmer.
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  524. Thanks bro, I’m up
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  525. Brazil mentioned?
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  526. And you do that on an OS you’ve installed. Inside an editor you’ve installed (except for VIM and Notepad++ devs). Xzibit was ahead of his time.
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  527. Reliable engineer is a new title in SF for those that didn’t move interstate
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  528. The name… ThePrimeTime
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  529. Extreme programming… haven’t heard that term since Uni… what a throwback
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  530. Yeah the fact that they built a business around an open source product, then failed to compete to the level they wanted and then changed the license in response seems like a pretty average thing to do.
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  531. "And that's what I'm changing about my own behaviour" - a level of reflection and thoughtfulness that everyone should strive for. Two things I kept thinking about throughout the chat. How would this change if we included opensource contributions as part of existing anti-exploitation in the supply chain paperwork? I have needed to sign several of these as part of client engagements, I wonder how transparency about what opensource tech we use and how we contribute to it would cause some reflection at a corporate level. I contribute to open source projects that I pull in as dependencies when delivering projects. But I guess my hope is that the underlying parts that I don't consider (things like xz fall into this) are already being taken care of it because its too hard for me an individual to go through the entire chain to allocate the individual dollars between everyone. But for someone like Microsoft, either you say you've vetted the entire chain (and thus could do that attribution) or you acknowledge you haven't (and thus can't talk to me about the security it offers). You can't know everything except how to contribute to those background pieces. I hope David gives more talks - regardless of whether its around opensource or not. -Kane, a person who just got 45minutes of solid information followed by an hour of solid reflection after paying $20 for premium, of which a fraction of a cent will go to NDC, of which 0% will go to David. Thanks to those who paid full whack at NDC London.
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  532. Turning off your router is the mitigation.
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  533. A solid bug report with debug info, troubleshooting steps, etc… is often received very differently to the other extremes of “I need blah, do blah” or “please approve my change request”
    3
  534. Could have been an exe…
    3
  535. Scary idea that you could just shafted out of nowhere… the AWS charge per site visitor is the equivalence for most of us. If AWS made the change it wouldn’t matter if they walked it back, you’d be shifting to azuwAaar or back to a data centre ASAP
    3
  536. Skill Issue. All you have to do is include "make sure you understand all the functions correctly" to your prompt.
    3
  537. Gobble gobble gobble gobble lets gooooo
    3
  538. Must have used a gobot
    3
  539. What tiny percentage of people knew what they were installing?
    3
  540. Wendell didn’t get his due from Ed on this one. The man went deeeeeep
    3
  541. Prime retiring from streaming. It’s official.
    3
  542. I immediately think about Tim Robbins in Team America. And the corporations, being all corporationy… and then they make money… hmm?
    3
  543. Can you imagine having Prime’s twitch chat just constantly reacting to everything you do…
    3
  544. He knows vim isn’t better so he resorts to lies… sadge
    3
  545. All this re-inventing the wheel when the best (C# and dotnet) is already available
    3
  546. C# is the win.
    3
  547. Such an amazing expression. Like what am I even looking at?!
    3
  548. And take out your holiday related flora.
    3
  549. You were wrong. Sorry my guy
    3
  550. Keep in mind that recruiters are by their nature, Salespeople. And since the money is good there are a lot of less-talented people trying their hand at it. If a release required you find a new person uniquely skilled to confirm your pull request you’d find a lot of useless devs in your inbox trying to get ahead by cutting corners. Not all devs are bad, just as not all recruiters are bad.
    3
  551. I don't want to google that...
    3
  552. In this community I feel like the vegan. C# in VSCode baby let’s go
    3
  553. Low level Shillong amiright?!
    3
  554. Basically every LOB app is written on windows for windows.
    2
  555. Did you know I cut a whole documentary in ffmpeg?
    2
  556. The phrase they say indicates the end of a transmission. So if you used the word as part your message it could be construed as prematurely ended. Over.
    2
  557. The comparison between finance advice and health advise is so based.
    2
  558. Real world results will vary obviously, seems Prime is happy with the trade off for what he’s been doing - personally I’m in the boilerplate camp too but if I was doing very similar stuff all the time I’d be looking for an alternative
    2
  559. HTMX is the best framework
    2
  560. I’m excited for that outrageous curve to the end of your stash. It’s fantastic.
    2
  561. The world ends when the LLM puts the full stop inside the bracket
    2
  562. Let’s be real, she already said there was no rationale for it. So it’s entirely possible that it was just a classic podcast happening where silence needed to be filled with an immediate thought.
    2
  563. It also supports Linux apparently, but still I imagine that there is hesitance from internal IT teams
    2
  564. Rust makes any project closed source.
    2
  565. I disagree.
    2
  566. Yep, solid explanation, no faffing about.
    2
  567. Does adding D to C++ equals C#
    2
  568. EFCore is great, code first database deployments for small projects is super handy. My only comment is that you need to be an expert for whichever route you pick - so why abstract for big products?
    2
  569. They were incredibly polite about the lack of attendance from other technology teams. If I rocked up as a viewer here and started telling Theo my video preferences I’m sure he’d not be so kind - few of us would be.
    2
  570. It’s true prime cosplay - he’s on a yoga ball
    2
  571. Y2K all over again… going to need to update all the systems.
    2
  572. What’s the cost per token if you just hire thousands of Indians to “totally not be the AI” like Amazon?
    2
  573. I mean... was justice served?
    2
  574. Can’t believe you rectum.
    2
  575. I’ve definitely been the canary before
    2
  576. This is insane. Is this even malicious compliance though?
    2
  577. I appreciate google offering to translate this.
    2
  578. C# is C++ times 2
    2
  579. These “Frontend Masters” don’t even use Blazor… real front ends are built in the lords language…
    2
  580. Welcome to the YouTube comments. I love you.
    2
  581. Just another unnecessary mid level manager
    2
  582. 7:10 this is why C# is the best. Throw an await and its all solved
    2
  583. Give me knobs 😮
    2
  584. I like JP, couldn’t stand this guy.
    2
  585. 28:05 literally ran into the lack of standard today…
    2
  586. The best language full stop. It’s fact.
    2
  587. Haha
    2
  588. Prime dropping the F bomb is actually jarring. Don't think there is a more deserving topic though...
    2
  589. Correct
    2
  590. Frankly it doesn’t even really feel like a product worth selling… if there was no foss alternative it’d take no time at all for someone to make it…
    2
  591. SPF250 - I know the feels…
    2
  592. DLSS5?
    2
  593. We’re just lucky he’s still here… I would have moved to a non extradition country rather than colour my hair blue.
    2
  594. Goddamn grug heads
    2
  595. C# is awesome.
    2
  596. Certainly
    2
  597. The video brought me to this comment.
    2
  598.  @UnidimensionalPropheticCatgirl  before Nov 13 2014 there was nothing but single user websites, its science.
    2
  599. And when I’m done, egress..
    2
  600. Rtfm
    2
  601. It’s ok man, you aren’t alone.
    2
  602. I guess there is no excuses left not to use Vim…
    2
  603. Hard no
    2
  604. But is it pronounced gif or gif?
    2
  605. I'm sure people said the same thing about moving away from Assembly.
    2
  606. Haaahaha this is so based
    2
  607. 4 kids… he’d be the proof it’s not the size of the boat
    2
  608. What % if revenue generated using Payload needs to be paid to the Payload Foundation ;)
    2
  609. 0:55 I knew it’d be HP
    2
  610. “What design resonates with you” makes me instantly think of @teej_dv ‘s comment about int length. You might love some of the more exotic designs, but your system probably doesn’t need it.
    2
  611. TLDR; Windows bad
    2
  612. There is nothing wrong with being a part time creator… you’re crushing it fella
    2
  613. Thought this might end up as a Darwin Award
    2
  614. So mentioned.
    2
  615. If the thumbnails change in any meaningful way I will NOT WATCH your vids.
    2
  616. I’d have it output random values and just claim it was a hallucination if wrong.
    2
  617. The percentage of people who own multiple homes is low. The percentage of total homes those people own is far higher. Airbnb or not, the mom and pop landlord story is largely misdirection.
    2
  618. So long as the .exe is named well, I’m happy.
    2
  619. Classic
    2
  620. Let’s go sportsball!
    2
  621. A friend of mine was asking how to decide between all the options presented in the video, thoughts?
    2
  622. Its blazingly fast.
    2
  623. Oh keep it down…
    2
  624. Yeah totally agreed. We could avoid this if we moved to cryptocurrency based decentralised edge compute browsers. New = Better. It’s science.
    2
  625. Hi YouTube
    2
  626. Lolll
    2
  627. What a legend. Just going out there and doing it. Whatever it takes
    2
  628. Couldn’t watch past 8:40… just felt like I was being talked at rather than talked to by a peer.
    2
  629. For those in the future - it’s was Cloudflair in the original title. DAMN IT FLIP!
    2
  630. Strewth that escalated quickly…
    2
  631. To anyone who is in the know… How do these basic queries scale and what is the experience of tuning queries? Having loving syntax is great but I’m genuinely curious to see if this is just a “rapid prototype” database that you’d drop if you get any traction or advanced requirements
    2
  632. Getting worse? Pretty sure we were all replaced a year ago?
    2
  633. Prime isn’t a businessman, he’s a business man.
    2
  634. Still gotta justify that IronSource acquisition baby !
    2
  635. Would be amazing to see Alabama state revenue decrease as a result. Even using the term dependent wouldn’t help since if I don’t pay for upkeep of freezer space it’ll die.
    2
  636. You guys don’t understand. If they didn’t do this, you might accidentally opt out forever but also imagine if people could opt you out without your approval? That’s a world not worth living in.
    2
  637. Lol what? Keep it down pftq…
    2
  638. TDD is obviously the best approach - if you do it right
    2
  639. The TLDR; Unit Testing is not the same as Test Driven Development. Unit test stuff that makes sense to write, not everything for everything’s sake.
    2
  640. Melkey is that random giant squid off to the side on the old school maps
    2
  641. What did I actually just read…
    2
  642. And TJ for the memes.
    2
  643. Your just mad your services only processes requests…
    2
  644. Will Gemini respond with C++ now that it’s safe!?
    2
  645.  @faresk3168  bang! zoom! Straight to tha moon!
    2
  646. They should just use serverless. Scales up automatically so it’ll be fast, save money because they spin down when no requests. Just hire me I’ll sort it out
    2
  647. Let him cook
    2
  648. Go mentioned at -1 seconds into the video.
    2
  649.  @ProgrammingProAwire the lords language. Way better than assembly. Plus it runs on Linux too
    2
  650. Thought this was the second upload for the day after seeing a primeagen lookalike in my feed - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtC9qzKcNJE
    2
  651. Jason is the worst. F that guy.
    2
  652. Just save the code to a SharePoint synced folder on the desktop. Problem solved
    2
  653. Rust is prob slower than dotnet 8… plus there is no entity framework for rust. It’s an L language
    2
  654. I was totally going to work at FAANG but the video convinced me not to. I totally could have… if I wanted to… but I don’t so no further discussion required.
    2
  655. C# gang still here…
    2
  656. Especially with their recent charge toward a co-pilot clone
    2
  657. Hey Flip, Flip. Flip. Hey Flip... Nope.
    2
  658. That’s exactly what a bot would say…
    2
  659. Just set a budget limit :)
    2
  660. I did not expect Prime to be this animated or upset about it!
    2
  661. Wow flip turned this around so quickly
    2
  662. Presumably you’re referring to xy?
    2
  663. “We really need to stop doing this” - I don’t believe they see it this way…
    2
  664. C# let’s go!
    2
  665. Agreed, @Prime should expand since he has kids and he isn’t a dummy… maybe there is some wisdom here?
    2
  666. 80minutes… let’s go
    2
  667. Born in Australia. Strewth… turns out we’re the best.
    2
  668. It was about 1.5 million freedom bucks either way.
    2
  669. The domain has no feelings one way or the other.
    2
  670. Headlights never need to be replaced or fixed though. 😂
    2
  671. Perfect Dark was one of the first games that tracked my hours played… both it and Goldeneye accounted for a good portion of my childhood…
    2
  672. His lambo jacket must have been at the dry cleaner...
    2
  673. C# is literally 4x C. Clear winner
    2
  674. 24:00 Hits home hard… took the leap when I realised this was the case about 18months ago.
    2
  675. 100 hours of work to write your own vim. Is that a burn or what?
    2
  676. Its time for Blazor! Blazingly blazed.
    2
  677. Checked a saw no one had memed yet by saying you had an L take. L take.
    2
  678. How simple a solution can be will change over time but to start with a “world scale solution” to quote old stevey is a bit like me buying a bed pan now… who knows I might need it one day and wouldn’t I look silly if I didn’t have one…
    2
  679. I am imagining the “60fps is always better” people saying stuff like “I’d rather download a couple terabytes to watch the movie… why don’t I have that choice”
    2
  680. Vanilla WoW is the classic example I think of for this kind of rose tinted view of the old days. People remember the simpler times and friends they made… they forget all the negative, buggy, guild hierarchy rubbish.
    2
  681. Theo knows what he’s doing, a little bit of shush out of you I reckon
    2
  682. New Hoodie, who dis?
    2
  683. Certainly
    2
  684. He definitely also plays or played wow… too many references around 11:50 mark
    2
  685. Yeah but scale to zero trollolololol
    2
  686. The way I do it is the right way, that’s why I’m in the top 10%.
    2
  687. What an outstanding guy.
    2
  688. Sex sells…
    2
  689. As for “oh I don’t want to share weird stuff with my colleagues”… just send them the article?
    2
  690. They are going Plane speed. Facts
    2
  691. Did I just see the editor actually take something out as requested? Flip must have an intern or something…
    2
  692. Battle net requiring a launcher to sit between me and my game is the real performance issue.
    2
  693. That’s why I stay with lords language - c# written on a windows machine.
    2
  694. Lolll this is not uncommon.
    2
  695. The point they made about "verifiably human actions" made me realise a lot of my future engagement could be based entirely on knowing if a person or team does in person events since it'll get hard to tell real from generates
    2
  696. Need to secure a coffee sponsor in the next couple days... they'll get so much play.
    2
  697. Don't pay the bloke out, I could imagine writing a language causes one to pull their hair out.
    2
  698. Or maybe Microsoft Access according to TJ…
    2
  699. Flip came for revenge after you beat them to the punch the other day - you were like “oh does prime not have something up yet? If you can rush this video through I’ll pay you extra”
    2
  700. Does that make Thor their grandfather?
    2
  701. Was this article written by Tom or Rick?
    2
  702. The only useless platitude he missed was “let’s get this country back to work!”
    2
  703. The 300 ton escalades throughout this video should be enough to know America is boss...
    2
  704. The code you’ve never seen before is a good use case for a debugger.
    2
  705. there is literally already a domain called .tech
    1
  706. I should buy and overpay now before they are all gone
    1
  707. Nobody f’s with the Jesus.
    1
  708. At least in C# any bugs would still ve blazingly fast bugs.
    1
  709. I’d hope that instead asian people come up with their own solution. I remember learning that in a South American country there was an entirely separate internet run for sharing pirated movies, all run by citizens as an f-you to the internet being controlled by a dictator. I was immediately a big fan
    1
  710.  @СергейЕжов-с1м haaaaaaaa
    1
  711. You fell off! How about that?
    1
  712.  @ThePrimeTimeagen  YT is offering the ability to translate your message. Not sure why you want the OP to "fall off". Seems a bit over the top bro
    1
  713. One of the first!
    1
  714. Communism mentioned? ❤
    1
  715. Plot twist, this is flip
    1
  716. Yeah but you need more personnel to insert floppy disks into containers and they scale up and down.
    1
  717. Art history major? Maybe not
    1
  718. His opinion of Batman being a robot is extremely interesting. Can you give me his home address so I can send him a thank you note?
    1
  719. Per Install Fee
    1
  720. Jsml
    1
  721. Contribute, just don’t contribute code.
    1
  722. “I’ve disrupted fatherhood”
    1
  723. 36:30 100000% I made this comment on the previous version of the video. Subsidised until you’re locked in.
    1
  724. I wonder if there is a market for building fake apps and buying fake installs… obviously to sell to scammers
    1
  725. He must be streaming his reaction to BunX today
    1
  726. It’s actually just thousands of people in India.
    1
  727. Geoff
    1
  728. Is that a good framework?
    1
  729. Will have to save to my watch later list so I can watch on a streaming service or dvd
    1
  730. Very rose tinted glasses perspective on modern politics.
    1
  731. One time fee… what a guy. The courses are timeless but mate how are you going to continue to monetise future courses if all existing people get them for free? Genuinely curious - not trying to be a d bag
    1
  732. First
    1
  733. Or is it really gnu/Linux parallel
    1
  734. Wow I assumed monthly pay cycles… $26k sheeeez… not saying I wouldn’t do the same because money is nothing compared to someone in your family getting treatment asap, but wowser…
    1
  735. And now we live in an age where you don’t even need fiber in the ground for good internet connectivity…
    1
  736. Apples are clearly better then oranges. Oranges are so basic we named them based on their colour.
    1
  737. Solid analysis.
    1
  738. This is a lot.
    1
  739. At what point does it stop being FOSS and just become source available commercial software?
    1
  740. Just go serverless and spin up one instance per transaction… serverless!
    1
  741. C# let’s go
    1
  742. Where else would you test code other than your own machine?
    1
  743. For gods sake, Flip, keep up the cracking work - my sound is fine.
    1
  744. Prime just ranted for minutes at the start about how people fail at comparing Java to C… Post Troubleshooting Stress Disorder
    1
  745. Pre TBC was the best
    1
  746. The current userbase and the long term viewers aren't the target market for the next 25years...
    1
  747. 11:05 Reknown, Exknowns
    1
  748. Don’t you want to be able to do recall searches across devices bro? Just throw it in Onedrive and bam, maximum efficiency.
    1
  749. Obviously this video declines in quality around the 22:30 mark
    1
  750. What is Teemucks? Is it a JavaScript framework?
    1
  751. Couldn’t handle getting wrecked. Just like your mum.
    1
  752. TikTok is probably more your speed
    1
  753. It’s got a product to help you avoid scams. Are you: a, very interested. B, interested. Or C, not interested
    1
  754.  @milankovacs4259 I’m going to apply for Crowdstrike internship - I hear they do a fair bit in that space
    1
  755. Are you propositioning me?
    1
  756. Haaaahahahahahaha this is hilarious
    1
  757. Where is my sentient switchblade?
    1
  758. I wouldn’t want my wife to be on stream with the degenerates in this community…
    1
  759. Bro is trying to raise Javascript, he doesn't need to raise your kid too.
    1
  760. The OP is spot on.
    1
  761. Is it worth discussing why Redis felt cloud providers weren’t contributing fairly despite Amazon be happy to throw engineering and Money at the project under the Linux foundation? Self interest sure, but are essentially co-opting open source tech by going this route? Because any given tech is nice, but if all companies who want to do cloud-something with it have to choose between Pepsi and AWSCola, there will be a fracture in the ecosystem.
    1
  762. That’s why I push C# in these comments… ya’ll are bangin on rocks with all these other languages! #SharpestToolInTheShed
    1
  763. No one is properly appreciating just how blazingly fast low code solutions helped to make this. They would have been so slow to market with their insecure products have to write all the code and infra themselves. #EveryoneShouldCode
    1
  764. c# lets gooooo
    1
  765. Prime said the cheat way to get viewers was to release content on updates. This is the alpha move to have the creator on to talk about HTMX
    1
  766. Excel is more powerful than Vim. Got that Microsoft Windows power baby!
    1
  767. 12:01 Microsoft owning game companies seems like a good hedge for this. It’d be a real shame if your favourite game still required windows
    1
  768. Nah uh...
    1
  769. With that pet example you could have just used layer upon layer of inheritance!
    1
  770. Call of doodie am I right?
    1
  771. The cloud is just someone else’s serverless serverless farm.
    1
  772. What about Server Free Lambda's or Pasture-raised Lambdas?
    1
  773. Good guy Jeff
    1
  774. Pingora, hardening your network since 2024.
    1
  775. Eddie - put some respect on it
    1
  776. I’m willing bet 14mins of my time. Let’s go.
    1
  777. I find it tries to autocomplete too much - suggesting complex paragraphs of code when all I wanted was to write was a function name, so I can’t even use tab half the time
    1
  778. Yep not a new problem. Also not just a software industry issue. On the flip side there are more solid people who are breaking away and providing education like intelligent, reasonable people - Frontend Master and Boot.dev are both examples, but low level learning and others who are also asking people to meet them halfway. Pay me a little money, you know I’ll be the one benefitting (not some platform like Udemy) and I’ll make sure it’s good stuff. More and more streamers like Prime will also add to this
    1
  779. Superjson? You mean protobufs? 😂
    1
  780. The lords language
    1
  781. Certainly!
    1
  782. Firefox dev tools are actually way better than Chrome, especially around the network traffic side of things. Edit and resend a call? Forget about it…
    1
  783. I loved YouTube videos for 101 type content but the presenter is critical - gives me context and a vibe for what kind of stuff is possible, that way I can navigate docs and google questions properly.
    1
  784. Bro be lookin good. Gotta keep putting the effort in for the Mrs LowLevel
    1
  785. You know what's better than having a specific skin or hat? Being good at the game...
    1
  786. Don’t know who that is. Should I?
    1
  787. Custom AI chips for custom AI workloads. Things are about to accelerate again - no doubt MS will work to reduce the computational cost with all the learnings from OpenAI and make embedding AI cheap as chips so they can continue profitably adding it to everything.
    1
  788. C# is better due to the superior DX!
    1
  789. It’s more likely that Tiobe is trying to sell consulting services in Scratch.
    1
  790. The only couple minutes I’m sat here thinking is it going to be a sling blade moment? … It ain’t got no gas in it
    1
  791. One of the rare instances of a modern subscription based product being good.
    1
  792. Just use Blazor, it’s clearly the best web technology
    1
  793. Communism is clearly the only path forward
    1
  794. Communism is clearly the only path forward
    1
  795. The T😂 stack
    1
  796. It’s not going anywhere. It’s literally the only way to scale something up.
    1
  797. I was just baiting people but dang that was a harsh ending.
    1
  798. VIM isn’t an IDE, it’s a Simpleton’s Microsoft Word.
    1
  799. Me either. I never did but I'll also commit to not doing it in future. You're welcome Prime
    1
  800. Unfortunately I get included in the devil industry…
    1
  801. I believe it’s “but, I ingress”
    1
  802. ESG / EDI are “luxury goods” according to a lot of recent investigation.
    1
  803. … hell yes.
    1
  804. What a rookie, unsubscribed, L take, skill issue…
    1
  805. 8:25 Thats Rick Ross. Very distracting to put garbage in the middle of an otherwise good video
    1
  806. You’d just need to have enough people complain about your bill. Then Unity would say you were confused and that the bill wasn’t actually the bill, it’s only half of what you thought… again - you’re just confused.
    1
  807. Yeah nah yeah…
    1
  808. This is some real strange dotnet syntax guys…
    1
  809. Form over function.
    1
  810. Reminds me of SC1. I dig… I read ya, siiiir.
    1
  811. Really highlighted what the best of both teams at both ends of the spectrum can do. Seems the hope is that the most scalable solution brings the highest possible average of outcome which is positive.
    1
  812. Nuh-uh. You’re dumb and so is Python. Bython forever.
    1
  813. Clappies
    1
  814. Do you know if customers have the ability to not receive instant updates? Or is it something crowdstrike requires at contract time
    1
  815. Bro that shirt is unforgivable :D
    1
  816. How was this speech anything but applause break statements? Now I have to go watch other videos of his just to figure out if he totally or partially full of shit.
    1
  817. This is a hilarious video…
    1
  818. Thdxr => The Development Experience-r. The Daxxer.
    1
  819. Prime describing a stabbing was very unsettling…
    1
  820. Genuinely interesting
    1
  821. Graphs or it’s not true.
    1
  822. Teej has started a revolution
    1
  823. You’re obviously a bot
    1
  824. Just use AI bro ;)
    1
  825. Yo dawg...
    1
  826. The users aren’t in the computer though? Gottem….
    1
  827. Lolll
    1
  828. Is prime gate keeping vocabulary?
    1
  829. Am I wrong?… no… it’s the children who are wrong
    1
  830. 4:10 - dog, pig, dog, pig. Loaf of bread.
    1
  831. Need that sweet blazingly fast dotnet
    1
  832. I mean, why is there problems at all? Probably failed to elaborate far enough into the future while whiteboarding…
    1
  833. Should rewrite in rust…
    1
  834. Moore Rishus
    1
  835. It does run on a lot of devices...
    1
  836. Is Tortoise how source control is done for all those devs to work use Notepad++ as their primary IDE or something?
    1
  837. It was the real womp womp woooooooooom
    1
  838. Is the current user base the target of the next generation of the platform?
    1
  839. Fraud Yapper. What a term
    1
  840. 100%... hit 50 donations a little while ago. I love knowing that they are an NFP who will make good use of what I donate. Also its crazy to think that you can donates twice a week - Lifeblood limits it to once per fortnight... I wonder if that ole' profit motive might be the difference in recommendation.
    1
  841. I see a niche that needs filling, Enterprise Scratch Architect
    1
  842. The lords language!
    1
  843. Chroot! Chroot! Chroot!
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  844. I’ve printed about two pages per year… I like being the guy who asks for a quick print favour rather than the guy with the printer. Like Bill Burr says about boats… be the guy who brings the six pack!
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  845. Jonathan?
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  846. From a couple hundred to a couple thousand dollars. Seems entirely reasonable. Big fan
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  847. I’ll take him. He doesn’t even write C# anymore… clearly he’s the past-his-primeagen!
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  848. Yeah but Y combinator says AI is going to revolutionise the world. So that’s obviously factual
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  849. There is nothing wrong with being a part time creator… you’re crushing it fella
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  850. They probably aren’t lying. The product improvement button on desktop probably exists. But like the first item you flagged it’s probably not the opt out for the new terms - just basic bug report stuff
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  851. Deserved it then?
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  852. Need to have a stronger thumbnail.
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  853. If checkbox 3 was ticked, bit 3 was 1. Teej was right about one-based indexing.
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  854. NPCs with the ability to spew out bad code and tweets at 400wpm apparently
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  855. Bury my head in the sand - agen.
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  856. Another LLL banger
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  857. The thumbnail isn’t extreme enough.
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  858. Yep.
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  859. Classic chud move
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  860. Haha
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  861. Instantly hearing Kelsey Grammer
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  862. Two things: 1. “I don’t know nuthin”… seems suss 2. What’s the path to profitability for a business like Oven? Why would a VC invest?
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  863. It’s cross platform and even creates blazingly fast webapps… blazor. It’s literally the name
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  864. Sometimes having that special person is the hard… but living that co-op life is the ducks nuts. My beautiful wife (I’ve stolen this Prime) obviously chose poorly though because I suspect I’m one of these dusty people…
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  865. What a guy
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  866. A year later and he still hasn’t fixed it.
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  867. Twitter is a best example of pure noise in signals.
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  868. Ironic lack of transaction hopefully? 😂
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  869. 19:35 teej impression on point. You should do both sides of a conversation so that rookie does pollute the stream with his self-promotion 😂
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  870. Yeah but you still pay for licensing and stuff right? So you need to pay to create nice F2P where you can’t even make a couple bucks. Because just in case you find success you might drown.
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  871. You got forgot the classic "bro fell off"
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  872. 27:25 the mumagen still takin blokes to school
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  873. 40mins again… surely Prime will be up for Podcast awards soon right?
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  874. Not sure how I write dotnet with these
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  875. Plus ya’ll be out here pausing to wait on copilot.
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  876. Automating testing of tests… tech lead level thinking right here.
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  877. “Now you can see why that’s more efficient” - another line added to my CV.
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  878. This is why agile is awesome. Hard to say we were late if we deploy something everything two weeks. Logic.
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  879. The FPS Doug of Vegas
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  880. It’s easier to just store copies of my code in SharePoint. That way I can always just go back through the history. You mad?
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  881. Nah you're thinking of oi - output input
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  882. Rust would have solved! Yaaaaay
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  883. The time tags on a YouTube video makes it HyperHyperMedia
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  884. Bringing that pumped up dev energy to a sleepy London conference room. That intro kept me thinking “sheesh, rough crowd”
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  885. 0:30 Still better than a Copilot key on the keybord
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  886. Australian mentioned let’s go!
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  887. US Engineers? Or Faang engineers?
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  888. Playwright has been a great tool for this in my world!
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  889. 9:10 all ways
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  890. You’ll never make it down this far. But trains are the answer to most traffic.
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  891. 28:35 Disgusted with how rude that was… to the cat. Louis Rossman is about to set his whole audience on Prime for that
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  892. Thought some drum and bass had started after a previous video…
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  893. Nobody else use b60876f6-bbaf-4d0d-ae70-ce89ba0a89d8. That ones mine
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  894. That’s the next production milestone - chunking for re-prompting segments
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  895. The final thoughts are relevant to every person in software… a real “you’re not alone” moment
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  896. For anyone who might have missed it. The name is im not trying to be political i just simply want open source community to be healthy and thriving and i dont want people to get liability for something they have no really liability for ok? you produce software and you just want to share it with people and people use it and ends up being bad well guess what thats how all software is its just simply the difference between open source where im doing it for charity and vs commericial where i have to do it every single day we have a whole team looking at security its just ok you can't do that you cant just do these kinds of things because that'd be crazy-agen.
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  897. Yep.
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  898. Technically if you start from scratch each time you only ever write it once.
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  899. Pure HTML. That’s a mfin’ website.
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  900. Does this view point become less valid when you’re product has multi routes in? (Such as Reddit; App, API, Website)
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  901. I’m waiting for a cloud vendor to suggest just running all billion in serverless - scale up to what you need to scale down when you’re done bro, e.z.
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  902. Theo’s video on benchmarking recently. https://youtu.be/-cZP6CZdsBs
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  903. Is prime now cancelled for that last bit?
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  904. If you haven't clicked all those telegram links, how do you know they aren't relevant to Shadcn?
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  905. I don’t understand how I’m meant to install it in my laptop?
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  906. Nothing worse than when a YouTuber bangs you, that’s for sure
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  907. Is GCP a framework?
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  908. Let’s go!
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  909.  @ProgrammingProAwire gottem
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  910.  @t4kumi704 for those who take the bait
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  911. His hair might be blue, but you’re green with envy playboy
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  912. Brazil mentioned…?
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  913. I love it.
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  914. I'd like to know whether WP Engine paid 8% when he owned part of them...
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  915. Its hard to watch.
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  916. People saying VCs are all dummies for this stuff. Scrub daddy made millions, NFTs and Cryptos made some people an absolute killing. Literally no one knows what will or won’t take off.
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  917. Nah he works at SkyScanner 🤭
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  918.  @ghosthunter0950  should have used C# you would have been done much faster.
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  919. I use GUIDs instead, so I'm safe from all the problems with UUIDs :)
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  920. What indeed…
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  921. Probably just a new framework.
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  922. This all supposes that it’s a culture extending outside the sales team though right?
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  923. You’re currently being kicked into the bath tub. Bwaaaaaaaaaaam
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  924. Pretty sure TrashDev and/or Melkey built some stuff that needed all of them? 😂
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  925. Is it though
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  926. Is baby vomit green the new dark mode?
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  927. Had to go and search for the other video to make sure I wasn't going crazy... loving Sam Rose's content
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  928. Watched the movie Honest Thief last night. Couldn’t take it seriously because the protagonist’s name was Tom. Goddamn Prime.
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  929.  @piff57paff pretty sure that was just the one exchange right? Watched a documentary on them a while back - interested concept. Most exchanges though don’t have though meaning most arbitrage firms are still pushing down on latency by any means
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  930. JUST PLAY THE VIDEO NERD!
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  931. Probably want the perspective of a good dev - GOTTEM!
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  932. Software isn't free It costs folks like bash and teej And if we don't all chip in We'll never pay that bill Software isn't free No, there's a hefty f***in' fee. And if you don't throw in your buck 'o five Who will? - Team America Chroot
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  933. Facts
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  934. I think tax agencies need to focus on ensuring the wealthiest people are paying their fair share. But I wouldn’t be against agencies globally trawling TikTok and targeting nuffies.
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  935. Bro walks slow in the CBD…
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  936. He did this already. Search the you tubes
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  937. C# let’s go
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  938. Certainly!
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  939. Why test any of them? Just write correct code.
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  940. Not sure why we bother with the “New York style” part… it’s just pizza. The other kind (as Jon Stewart says) is just an above ground swimming pool for rats.
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  941. His T-shirt doesn’t like you all that much either…
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  942. Or hand rolling authentication.
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  943. No build. No outro... agen
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  944. What? Went back and couldn’t figure this comment was referring to
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  945. When you have a few thousand degenerate pseudo-children in the form of Twitch viewers, any day off would feel like a holiday.
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  946. Theo, not Prime
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  947. Clearly you want the terrorists to win.
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  948. Another banger from YT
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  949. 2:16 you’re a drongo Matt…
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  950. I knew I was a cool kid.
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  951. Rubber hose attacks are effective against both.
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  952. Twitch has been taking a big hit for ages, I’m more surprised that it didn’t connect with a net neutrality group locally to stream local councillors failing to understand the impact to drive the discussion
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  953. C# is obviously way better than K8 and AWS put together… don’t need serverless anything or auto scaled containers if I just deploy my .Net Framework solution to a single Windows Server 2019
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  954. Would have loved the judge to enforce the extension of policies against digital goods for non-digital goods… money transfers? 30%. Amazon order? 30%. Selling your iPhone on Gumtree so you stop getting taken to the cleaners? 30%
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  955. Bro didn’t you release this like 6months ago? I could have sworn you talked about a new JS framework not that long ago…
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  956. The GitHub update was fantastic - I wonder if it was in response to xz and the backlash that occurred for its removal?
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  957. Just so the video can sit in the barn for the other 363days?!
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  958. Disconnect the network cable and serve the site only on the machine it’s running on. Super secure.
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  959. When programmers had to walk uphill to work and uphill from work.
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  960. The ole’ jsml
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  961. 22:23 couldn’t help but notice he removed all vegetables from the burger.
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  962. Prime made the original video. And he’s a professional streamer. Therefore, procreation.
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  963. Is this an attempt to expand deno so that you end up with deno-andys?
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  964. What an age we live in…
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  965. Did you guys not see his previous video? Guy basically just said “you’re full of shit” - not the kind of people he’s interested in.
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  966. Next thing you know Netflix bans Vim because a bunch of bandwagon-Vimmers start misusing it and our beloved Prime ends up on the streets writing C# to keep the lights on…
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  967. You guys making bank or what
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  968. 200 billion dollars to accomodate 9 million people. At that price we all need to be looking at this as a way to solve housing crisis’ across the planet. Genius
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  969. Even the small things, like trying to plug the USB in three times…
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  970. Haha lol
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  971. Haaaaaha
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  972. X++ is the Microsoft Dynamics language. You should look at how to deploy it to D365 if you really want to scratch your head.
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  973. If you don't like it, you're clearly a drug dealer or terrorist right... otherwise what do you have to hide hmmmmmm?!??!
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  974. Not supported by the White House... so its probably bad. right?
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  975. I used to feel bad about this, but I’m not in a position where the benefits outweigh the time cost right now. Shifting from VSStudio to VSCode was enough of an improvement, will reassess in a year or two. Can absolutely appreciate people who can and do take that time to maximise their tools though. It’s the difference between a pit crew and my local mechanic - only one’s livelihood depends on having the skill and tooling to change my tire in a few seconds.
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  976. This is like 2hour delivery. Unnecessary until someone does it, then everything else is old, uncool and not sexy.
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  977. No one is talking about Prime saying software dev is harder than trades. Anyone who has actually done both want to comment? Seemed wild to me.
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  978. This is such an interesting mix of anger and loving sentiment.
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  979. A classic example of our world being built upon thousands of brilliant ideas that came before… let’s go!
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  980. I’m hearing John Malkovich speak with a french accent.
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  981. you’re both wrong. Wrong. Fake news. Lalalalalalalalaa-imnotlistening-lalala
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  982. Wow that scroll is smooth as butter…
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  983. Yo
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  984. Goddamn Thor!
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  985.  @tomich20  why download instead of writing your own?
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  986. It’s easy. So long as you give me the complete spec and don’t deviate during. Pretty ez
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  987. Clearly a bot. Get bent buddy.
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  988. Haven’t heard much in terms of opinion on this kind of thing occurring after LLM data sets have already been scrapped by a handful of companies. Curious to know how they scrapped websites for ChatGPT/Baird without adding ‘fake’ impressions.
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  989. Officially it’s number 3. I’d expect a Fortran user to understand the numbers presented here… Unless you haven’t misunderstood and are intentionally ignoring the complex analysis being done by Tiobe
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  990. Is this a hard one to perform reliably though? Hardware specs, graphics settings etc all playing a role in actual “performance”
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  991. I fast forward ads most of the time - did Patrick do an ad for them? Would definitely like to hear a response, but would give the benefit of the doubt that he recognises it was an issue and that’s why the shift to products like headphones where there is no implied expertise
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  992. Aliasing packages is so different, does this commonly cause issues in the context of a team where conventions start to be a thing?
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  993. Don’t recognise this channel… who dis?
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  994. Astro mentioned
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  995. 6:25 the icons really popped when Theo moved down slightly!
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  996. Throwing barbs straight off the rip
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  997. c# lets go.
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  998. Opinions, beliefs, facts… just don’t be a dummy
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  999. I came down the comments to find where F# will have been mentioned. The ugly brother of the lords language - C#
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  1000. “Thought leaders”
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  1001. Would be interesting to see if it’s a protectionist policy or if they really are just greedy
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  1002. You do now
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  1003. Words mean things. You just have to ready the definition a given person or company has decided on.
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  1004. You mean her name would be Grrr?
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