Youtube comments of mean mole (@meanmole3212).

  1. I am actually starting to think the mainstream media is trying to turn everyone extreme racist by using reverse psychology.
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  2. To be honest I was little disappointed, Luke. I thought you were going to convert the moving rain cloud data to ASCII on the fly with something like AAlib and display it smoothly on the terminal.
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  3. In the official ThinkPad manual the rubbery things on the sides of the drive are actually called: Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers
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  4. I like how Brilliant separates programming and Python
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  5. That speech for Vim's simplicity was the funniest thing I have seen in a while.
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  6. ​ @salvatoreshiggerino6810  The real secret of writing good software comes from having the balls to delete the code you wrote, even if it means erasing whole day's work and returning to square one. It's hard to explain this to your boss if version control shows 0 changes at the end of the day, but the truth is that by doing that journey of "achieving nothing" you actually achieve better understanding of the project and the things you are working on. It is wise commit your "useless" experiments so you can refer to them later just in case, but don't drag that garbage along if it does not feel right.
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  7. ​ @OldieBugger  Setting aside the question whether Rust is better or worse candidate for kernel development for various reasons, your statement is just ignorant. > Discipline in writing code works much better. Except it does not. Microsoft tried pouring money into educating its C++ programmers about writing disciplined code and they still failed, the best of the best kept writing the same stupid security bugs over and over again. Now they are exploring Rust as an alternative because of its strict nature that does not allow you to do these mistakes as easily. Even John Carmack admitted in the Lex Fridman podcast that sometimes he just wonders did he really write that stupid buggy code and did not notice it until later. Are you a better programmer than John Carmack? If you are, how many other such programmers you think exist on this planet realistically? Should we prevent anyone else from writing software at all, or should we maybe develop tools that help us prevent the programmers from writing stupid shit by force.
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  8. "I will never switch from C++ to Rust because of the insane woke drama" Welcome to the current year LMAO!
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  9. I can't imagine coding 8 hours a day for a work project. As I work from home I include cooking, weight lifting and chilling to those 8 hours. I think it is almost better if you take these breaks and let the back of your brain process things for a while, and then get back to it. Only a retard would sit on a bench 8 hours straight even if he were stuck doing nothing else than waiting for the work day to be over.
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  10. Billionaires: HOW DID THIS HAPPEN when we invested so much resources to divide the country in half so that the peasants would fight each other off.
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  11. Typical bike lock swinger
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  12. Back in the Lineage OS days I had trouble compiling the project to my phone and tried to ask help at the official IRC channel. I described what kind of compiler errors I was getting and even followed them with my own suggestion questions of what might be the issue. I got replies from one guy who instead of helping or answering my questions directly played this snarky game with comments like this: "nice guess, but try a bit harder" "that's not it but you are close, try a bit harder to think what it means" Like dude, you don't have to help me if you don't have any spare time or don't want to do it, time is expensive, but if I read and follow carefully your project's installation and compilation manuals and encounter a problem, I would rather receive no help at all instead of this kind of abusive waste of fucking time. What a great strategy to gain more support and users to your project. I concluded that you are better off living with absolute minimal exposure to smartphones at all in the end.
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  13. Manjaro, PLEASE do not get woke crazy. Thanks!
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  14. Mom tries out TempleOS 1.06
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  15. One would think that in 2021 we'd be able to watch a recording that does not go mute or turn to full gray every now and then, especially when missing anything that is happening on the recording is crucial to understanding what is going on in this case.
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  16. Adobe claims to care about a lot of things. Too bad it does not care about its customers.
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  17. The best quote. My honest advice for people serious about Rust game devoplement: Forget about the engine solutions. They are unfinished and untested in large scale commercial productions. You will hit a wall easier as the needs of your game grow compared to Unreal / Unity. Instead, setup your own wgpu rendering and Rapier physics (if you need physics). There's nothing wrong in studying the engine solutions' specific parts such as bevy's skeletal animations, just keep the full control to yourself. It's more work and effort, but maybe if you are aiming for quick commercial game release, Rust is not the best language to develop with at the moment.
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  18.  @jordixboy  Yes but at his age the way he is able to stay focused and get shit done this quickly is still impressive. He is definitely a rare exception.
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  19. ​ @KindredJudgement  The situation is actually on the same level if not worse in UK, while Japan is one the world's most ethnically homogeneous country without any of these societal issues. We don't know his real motives and this can be very well one them.
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  20. Callum, the dividing line between sanity and insanity. No expression, no comment.
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  21. Joke is on Prime, I was using Rust before him and still using it every day.
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  22. sudo pacman -R firefox Thank me later.
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  23. TempleOS has frontdoor, to heaven.
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  24. Watching the prosecutor is like watching an actor from a movie.
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  25. Pattern matching should be a built-in feature in Typescript, not Javascript. The real usefulness of pattern matching comes from the exhaustive patterns based on types. When you refactor a complex type, you will instantly get compiler errors everywhere in your code base where pattern matching is being used with the type in question. There's ts-pattern library for TS, but the syntax is kind of similarly ugly as in this proposal. Still, it's worth it. Why not just do it the same way as in Rust and call it a day. Drop the useless noise. If you use Javascript instead of Typescript willingly, you don't deserve pattern matching but instead you deserve to suffer.
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  26. In the 90s you watched over your Tamagotchi Today YOU ARE the Tamagotchi being watched over
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  27.  @jlebrech  Means mentally sane and stable person
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  28. What can you expect when we've been hearing all these recent years how everyone should learn to code, software developers earn millions and how there's a huge shortage of developers so everyone gets hired. Some countries like mine even went as far as started making teaching programming part of the curriculum for grade school kids. Don't get me wrong, these avenues should be as open as possible for those kids who are interested, but if we are going to make programming like every other job on society, the rose-tinted talk about programming career needs to stop because the hard reality is that only the people who are super dedicated may earn this legendary success. So often you hear this complaint: why do I have to do programming side projects on my free time to apply this job, it's not like doctors are doing medical experiments on their free time when they finish work day? The answer is because the market is now flooded with people applying for these jobs, and in the mix there are these programmers who DO NOT MIND working on their free time with "work related" projects. Welcome to the world of programming, I hope you truly enjoy what you do, because if you don't, well, good luck.
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  29. Why are they doing this? Why is the "every time" meme not a meme but reality in front of everyone's eyes.
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  30.  @capsey_  Why I think the state of the universe before the big bang was more compact, optimized and, you know, better...
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  31. That mozilla company meeting event proves that you can't create effective satire out of these people. They will always out perform your satire attemps by being themselves.
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  32. oof
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  33. the freedom to use the software for any purpose, the freedom to change the software to suit your needs, the freedom to share the software with your friends and neighbors, and the freedom to share the changes you make. and I guess you could also add freedom to sell your software, but that does not negate the previous freedoms. (not a legal advice)
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  34. True and funny
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  35. Rust needs to get its 5hit together and prioritize getting the allocator API stabilized before it can start dreaming about entering the kernel space.
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  36. God bless for keeping us informed. This is the most interesting story I have heard in a long time.
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  37. jogger case?
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  38. C++ is bloated. Change my mind.
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  39. You would think this guy would fit just right in to the Rust community.
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  40. The publisher deals were even harsher for the developers back then because publishers gatekeeped your game from getting into the shelves. This meant that in order to make games you had to crunch and pour your soul into the development process, and still if the game became successful the publisher took most if not all of the profits and you were left with decent salary to pay for your living expenses. It was common for the publisher to say that before you as a developer get any extra money, the game's revenue must first pay for the publisher's expenses like marketing, shipping and negotiations with retailers, and guess who defines the value for these endevours, not you. These days you can crunch AND be financially successful on Steam and GoG with fixed royalty cut. The publishers can't extort you so easily even though they may offer funding solutions for tough situations where accepting a deal is the only way to stay in business and make living.
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  41. 9:00 Dude preaching about toxic ideas of others while soviet communist flag is waving behind him. Does not get much better than this.
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  42. Woke is evil
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  43. Assuming you can tell the AI to not use unsafe, RefCell, unwrap, panic, etc, and you convert small portions of the codebase at a time successfully and then test/fix the generated output, it MIGHT work somewhat since Rust is so reluctant to compile code that is obviously broken. So if the AI is able to generate compilable program at all, there may be some hope. Regardless it is naive to think that you can do this automatically without major manual labour effort as well.
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  44. It's a trap for Apple users, they can't resist.
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  45. "WHY MY PROGRAM DOES NOT JUST COMPILE???"
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  46.  @gnightrow4020  LMAO, you really think the powers behind yewtube apply unbiased rules for everyone equally? I thought this was common knowledge since 2016.
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  47. Clapping and celebrating for the explanation of their own execution.
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  48.  @shaurz  Same with Linus and his insane vax rants on the mailing list
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  49. lmao, nice
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  50. Vanessa Shaw You should write a book about that.
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  51. The future of multicultural Europe.
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  52. lmaooo
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  53. Hope you doing well and staying healthy, Andreas.
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  54. I find that interesting considering there is not even a standard for using different mem allocators in the Rust standard library, it has been in development for ages. It seems more like Rust people don't care about memory allocations, perhaps the story is totally flipped on the side of #[no_std]
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  55. Still using iPod Classic 120gb with Rockbox installed and I love it.
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  56. Gleam is the best for making political statements on their main page, Rust comes close
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  57. Your and many other people's incidents don't mean anything. Did not you hear what our science and evidence based doctor said at 5:58? Are you a flat-earth right-winger? You should be ashamed to post something like that in here. It does not matter that in the Scandinavia pretty much 2/3 of the v4ccin3s have been banned for certain age groups because of their potentially fatal side effects. The v4ccin3s are safe and if anyone says anything else regarding that matter they are spreading misinformation, even though the studies on the long term safety of the vaccines are still going on and not finished, but all of the v4ccin3s are safe.
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  58. Pick your IDE that works out of the box and use vim motions. That's the way.
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  59. Of course he is. The yellow teddy confirmed that he is.
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  60.  @maphone3500  That does not mean much when they bring their culture, roots and language with them regardless. It's unreasonable to expect that they'd be willing to or even capable of letting those things go in favor of Georgian way of living. As the years pass and they establish their own Russian parallel community inside Georgia, this may open paths to "justifiable" military conflicts. Mixing cultures and ethnicities is a can of worms on its own, but when that happens in a situation where the power balance of the neighbor nations is vastly unbalanced, there's even more reason to worry.
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  61.  @Prod-23  Exactly, competent.
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  62.  @flerfbuster7993  They like to prioritize ethics, politics and community management as part of the language. Don't get me wrong, I write 99.9% of my time Rust, but I don't have time to argue in Discord or follow their political announcements about BLM. That's kind of what this guy seems to be interested about.
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  63. The hackerman doing hacker things and tarring his loot with command line like a pro. Unfortunately he did not understand how the command line tools work and instead ended up tarring his home folder.
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  64. Gamedev with functional style. Show me and I believe it.
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  65. Just came to say this, but it seems I don't have to. Traits can still be a mess, especially when mixed with lifetimes.
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  66. Giving them fried chicken and high-fructose corn syrup should do the trick for now
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  67. We need this.
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  68. I am not sure if the adoption would be good for the kernel, but it sure as hell would be good for Rust because we'd get best of the best nagging about Rust's shortcomings.
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  69. Uncle Bob turning against the CoC is comparable to Doctor Phil entering on stage at Trump rally while talking against rainbow carnival propaganda. Top 10 unexpected anime alliances.
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  70. It's also pretty common Finnish name too so there's that.
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  71. I think you can't write the traditional exploitable buffer overflow weak spots in Rust unless you explicitly use unsafe, which is rarely used, if at all ever. I have never used unsafe except when external library wants me to call unsafe functions. The important safety feature for me is being safe from crashes caused by idiotic memory bugs during runtime. Going from C to Rust is comparable experience to going from typeless language to typed language, you'll save time by catching more errors during compilation phase.
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  72. j3w tube is nice enough to remove my comments but still notify me of replies by others
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  73. "You can't do that" "WRONG!"
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  74. Unfortunatel that video does not exist my friend. Pure coincidence.
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  75. Typical vim cursor behavior victim showing the symptoms
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  76. They are literally writing their own code from scratch in this case, that is why they are getting away using MIT license instead of GPL. What are you trying to say?
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  77. I think everyone thought at first that he's a sarcastic and funny guy over exaggerating his takes about software developer's life, like how he would appreciate as experienced developer if a junior would credit their commits to him or give him money to gain respect among the senior developers in the company. Then he started to share thoughts on his personal life and family and it quickly became clear that the way this guy thinks about life in general is often pretty messed up, and suddenly it became unclear was he actually serious all the time with his previous videos topics.
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  78. - Yes. - I guess the compilation itself is quite a bit slower compared to C, but if you take into consideration that with Rust you can check your new code changes for compilation errors almost instantly with "cargo check" even if you don't compile anything, Rust will most likely save your time overall and make your developing experience more pleasant compared to the C workflow. Anything else? - Yes. - It's a bit noisy at times, but you will get used to it. There are some things like patterns matching and block expressions that make up for it. Writing code on other languages such as C or TypeScript after having used these features makes YOU want to delete yourself. - It's true that Rust community is known for sometimes involving politics to the project, like announcing support for BLM in Twitter or some shit. Luckily we are talking about open source programming language project so as long as they do not add keywords to the language such as "dilate" and instead focus on solving the real problems related to the programming language itself, I think we are good as users of the tools and the language. - I think Rust will continue to exist and evolve even if a certain opinionated political group of users / developers of the language disappear completely. There are many Rust users who are only interested about the programming language and its benefits, not societal issues like molesting children with transgender ideology.
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  79. True. There is limitless power in putting all your data to arrays/vecs and referencing that data with index numbers. Model your data with a combination of structs and enums. Use your structs as enum constructor values, and repeat the cycle by declaring enums as struct fields. All inheritance problems solved. For tree structures you can create an array of enum values where the enum variants describe the different tree nodes with enum constructor usize value that points to the real data array(s) indices. When you pass large amounts of data to functions, create a struct that packs the arguments to its fields and just pass the struct as the function argument. In this struct's fields it is fine to use lifetimed references to other struct values that live longer than the function call, because the lifetime of this struct extends only vertically down the function call chain and gets destroyed when the function call finishes. Borrow checker won't bother you, and refactoring becomes easy.
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  80. That project has zero dependencies and makes use of custom allocators. Respect.
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  81. ​ @asandax6  Now, now... Let us not say silly things out loud if we don't have at least 3 months Rust experience to tell the truth.
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  82. You'll have to put all of your data in flat arrays and perform the algorithms using primitive number values that point to the data array. Combine that with enums for representing states of a tree for example and you'll get a nice, clean and fast program. This way you can write every algorithm. Perhaps not the best idea to start learning the basics compared to something like C# or Kotlin where you can twist references how ever you like to help you model and understand the algorthms more directly without any additional cognitive overhead from the language.
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  83. Use struct lifetimes mainly for temporary data only such as a struct containing references which will be passed down to a function. Once the function call returns and you leave the current scope, your lifetimes disappear. This won't spread the lifetime fire in to your whole program and it is super easy to refactor. The struct with lifetimes can be passed 999 function calls deep and it is still easy to refactor. Need to add or remove parameters to your function? Just modify a field in the parameter struct and remove its usages or add new usages. No need to change function call signatures. For everything else, just make the struct own its data.
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  84. There's nothing wrong with Assembly, and there'a objdump to get you up and going.
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  85. This. Fucking perfect dude.
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  86.  @auntymarushkafah  Isn't that a mostly peaceful comment. Do you have something against vikings? I thought diversity and multiculturalism were our strengths, the glorious path to social cohesion and peaceful harmony.
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  87. ​ @emperorarasaka  Have you tried the new soy cream centipide sandwich? I tune it myself by sprinkling a touch of sustainable Chinese gutter oil on top of it. Delicious.
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  88. I assume you are talking about the mostly peaceful family event?
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  89. So did the SkyNet take over in the future?
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  90.  @delibellus  I know, those bindings probably exist for brainfuck as well. That's still not saying very much. Even the almighty Rust is on the edge whether it should be considered a viable language for gamedev.
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  91. ​ @AleksTheProducer  He can call the cops and run his mouth all he wants all day, but he can't just forcefully grab someone's stuff on his own and fucking spill drinks on everybody while doing it. It's not the same as "pointing it out", it's an assault.
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  92.  @username7763  Only if you write them (and all cases) which nobody does. Rust does not solve ALL bugs, just the stupid ones.
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  93. watch the previous video
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  94.  @sasas845  That's exactly the reason why wgpu exists, and it is beautiful.
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  95.  @Abayake  @justadude8716 You don't need to "create a new engine", you build the stuff you need for your game. Working alone or small, it should be obvious that it does not make sense to start building overly ambitious game projects. Instead, you evaluate your previous experience in relation to the game project you are about to make. Don't know yet how to program basic textured polygons using shaders? Spend some time learning and experimenting with them until you feel confident. Want to make a large yet primitive 3D game world where you can interact objects with a mouse click? Well, you better have reasonable understanding on visibility culling optimizations and space partitioning algorithms so that your vision of a large world does not collapse instantly due to performance issues when you start casting rays and testing collisions to your objects. Again, you don't need the latest and most complex best solutions, you can save time by implementing "good enough" simpler solutions as long as they satisfy your game's needs. It's not that much work if you have strong previous experience implementing various game related systems from the ground-up because you have quick access to references that will get you going fast. You can happily build your "collect the 10 sticks on the screen to win" games with existing solutions, but once you start to expand the scope of your game the way YOU want, you will hit a wall because you don't know what the fuck is actually going on in your game application since you did not build most of it yourself. This is not such a big issue with Unity, Unreal and even Godot because there's a larger community that has most likely encountered and solved the issues already that you will encounter during the development of your game. That's why I said Rust may not be the right choice for game development at the moment, but it can be a decent choice if you keep things within reasonable scope and know what you are doing. I would not even consider switching to other languages now because developing with Rust is so pleasant and it saves my time due to its strict nature.
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  96. WHOOPS! Nice investigations!
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  97. Imagine that this is a episode of Trailer Park Boys and the guy explaining his crazy reasoning is Ricky. There's literally no difference when you think about it, the dude even sounds like Ricky.
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  98. That's changing too with all the game engine tools and easy to use abstractions that will attract artists and other people to create games. Even though some of the tools are written by professionals to be as fast as possible, the end products that are being made with the tools end up being slow and unoptimized.
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  99. Your skill of bypassing Youtube's 1984 filter has increased
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  100. Considering the age of the murderer and the fact that he murdered his family members makes me think that those words from the defence lawyer might not be all made up. Nevertheless, his parents did not murder him so his actions cannot be justified whatever might have happened in that family.
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  101. Good. Maybe the Nikes stay in shelves from now on.
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  102. ​ @rossmanngroup  Because otherwise you get automatically cancelled for being a heretic and fake news. It is the same when someone talks about the cojones wacs in negative light. For some reason it is required for you to state that you are in favor of other wacs in the same sentence before you even get a permission to speak anything slightly negative about the cojones wacs. It is enough to get your whole YT channel removed if you gain too much "negative" attention by spitting out too many "problematic questions" which are not aligned with the mainstream narrative, and that's why we indeed are in knee deep in that Conspiracy shit already.
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  103. And then again, he doesn't (because that would be a violation of his principles)
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  104. "Mixing politics, technogy and mental health issues will not lead to problems when it comes to the well-being of the project as a whole, in fact it is necessary strategy and our greatest source of strength much like diversity is." :face-orange-biting-nails::face-orange-biting-nails::face-orange-biting-nails:
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  105. B l a c k P a n d a I can't stand cities skylines because it got rid of the forced grid mechnics in favor of more analog real smooth curves, etc. SimCity 4 is still the best city planning game for me.
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  106. ​ @mariansalam  Rust does not let you move the ownership of data or unique smart pointer inside a function while allowing usage of that data after the function has been called without compiler errors. That is the power C++ can only dream of, not the extra characters you don't need to type.
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  107. There is a cross-platform shading language which is production ready and it is called WGSL.
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  108. I guess you can have everything with money and work hours, but maintaining a separate Lua API alongside your game is not a piece of cake. Also, you can't reach same performance with Lua compared to native DLL code. Lua is dynamically typed and not ideal for large and complex software development, which depending on the case, some mods might require.
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  109. Hearing "Good stuff!" takes me back to 2014-2015 :D
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  110. Don't forget to take your booster, and keep that mask on at all times, even inside when you smile to your newborn baby.
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  111.  @chrs-wltrs  Exactly. That is why I have been using Rust exclusively for 5 years, and I am not looking back.
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  112. It is over bros, it has never been more over than it is now
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  113. Not when you are part of a mob that's armed with guns too.
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  114. Because the use of chemicals from makeup makes their faces eventually look like the acid burnt villain from Robocop 1
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  115. "LET'S FIND OUT"
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  116. ​ @JaconSamsta  Now imagine if the language did not take any societal or political stances but instead focused on the LANGUAGE, then ALL people would feel welcome and not be turned off, like @ex1tium, resulting in larger and healthier userbase of the language overall. Nothing stops the Rust people in power from practicing their political activism on their own time and with their own name, and nobody cares if they do. But that's not good enough for them, because they are willing to make use of all the power in their hands to further their own agenda even if it means sacrificing the Rust language project's success.
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  117. Absolute chad Enrico does not give up his principles of rejecting experimental medical injections under social pressure and does not give up on working for Xorg under social pressure. Just like you said, why would I risk messing up my system trying to switch from XFCE and Xorg to something else when everything has worked for YEARS just fine.
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  118.  @AntiCookieMonster  Maybe. But I welcome him in regardless. The postmodernists can scream and dilate all they want if they don't like that, but they can't barricade the whole language and all of its projects.
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  119. Compilation is slow but heavy use of `cargo check` during development makes up for it. I actually prefer the `cargo check` approach much more.
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  120. protect the open net with all you got
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  121.  @Hadgerz  Skip everything except season 1.
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  122. So does the user pay ether every time he updates or changes his todolist? Does it cost ether to retrieve todolist information from the blockchain?
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  123. ​ @mmstick  Oh it happened but it went like this: RefCell, Rc, unsafe, clone, clone clone, RefCell, borrow_mut, unwrap, unwrap, unwrap, except, panic, except, unwrap, unwrap, dyn, dyn, dyn, unwrap, dyn, dyn, RefCell. "Wow, my app is converted to Rust now but why is it so complex, slow and crashing all the time? Dude this language is the worst!"
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  124. Did you mean to send this request to the Clinton Foundation and not here?
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  125. Pat The NPC Punk! Maybe he should change his show's name to this, because with this name the level of the acting would actually make sense.
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  126. Get ready bois
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  127. ​ @jordixboy  You don't think so what? That he is a rare exception? I did not say anything about him being a genius, whatever that means, but whatever it means to be a genius, I think this kid have a good foundation to show the world that he is worthy of being called a genius in the future if he keeps pushing the limits with same kind of attitude throughout his life.
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  128. Never went back but always stayed, always had good time. You gotta respect your partner and not jump around.
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  129. He is writing his own modern C-style alternative called Hare. Rust is a great language though.
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  130. ​ @curio78  Rule of thumb to maintainable Rust code is to never use traits unless there is super duper good and juicy case that gets rid of existing duplicate code that would otherwise have to be maintained separately at multiple places at the same time. Starting to solve a problem by writing a trait is a fatal mistake that ends up wasting your time very often. So no.
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  131. FINALLY Thanks!
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  132. Nothing says trust the science like black boxes
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  133.  @catfan5618  The cursor in Vim has more combinations than there are atoms in the universe to paste, cut, enter insert mode, exit insert mode, etc. in front of a character or behind the character when the cursor is at the character like this: [c]. Prime is subconsciously reliving the Vimnam flashbacks of placing the cursor in the right spot and pressing the right key combination to perform the action he wants to do. He is unsure which characters should be selected to perform the action he wants to do. Should the first and the last character be included? Hmm, let's quickly go through all the possible combinations in our head. It is like this. No, maybe it was like this. Well let just try this first. NO it removed the whole line. uuuuuuu. Now I am sure it was like this.
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  134.  @Joshua-eo5hr  dude went full goldberg
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  135. zero
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  136. Lunch break from work to live a little... and back to work.
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  137.  @your-mom-irl  I thought I made it clear that I was not advocating for Rust usage in kernel necessarily. We were talking about C and Rust in general, and on that note I have some news for you too, projects that do not fall under the category of "kernel" or "web app" do exist.
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  138.  @T-Ball-o  No.
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  139. From my personal experience of observing aspies I'd say it's very possible. The over-cartoonish maneuvers like putting your hand on a chin to express thinking, raising your finger to drive home your point and tilting your head while talking as if you were playing a character are almost identical to the other aspies I have lived with and experienced. It always felt to me that these people are attempting to play a character of how they imagine themselves being, but instead end up resembling actors from the first self-made movie by bunch of high school friends. The expressions of emotions just do not come out naturally most of the time. I know there's nothing you can do about, or should attempt to do depending on how you feel about it personally, but it's weird, funny and scary at the same time as an outsider to observe.
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  140. Learn C or Rust after Java and skip "learning" Python for now. There's really nothing left to learn in Python after you know the difference between Java and C/Rust, except the difference between dynamically and statically typed languages, and that's not a hard concept to grasp.
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  141. "Super popular has been Amanda Cerny got caught demanding her twitch followers subscribe to her for $5 or a month or should wouldn't stream anymore. It went exactly as you expected." What?
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  142. Nothing prevents you from writing a license that forces companies to pay if they use your software.
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  143. Gotta love the Arch Linux logo with its fat bald dude in front of a triangle.
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  144. It sucks but the language is good. You just have to ignore the bullshit and focus on the relevant stuff. They can't enforce you to play their mental disorder games and we can't stop them from playing with themselves. It all works out pretty nicely in my experience.
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  145. That is true until you wander into the land of Haskell and other functional programming languages.
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  146. You better watch Home Alone early this year to get some ideas for home defense systems.
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  147. No comrade Premier, it has only begun.
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  148. Did you know you can write Rust programs and not identify as "rustacean" just like you can have a Github profile without specifying your gender? Just a random thought from a person who writes Rust daily.
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  149. Yes.
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  150. Deserves for messing with Russia? What did Ukraine do to Russia? Exist on its border?
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  151. How many times do I have to say this... The earth is a dinosaur, look it up
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  152. What a beautiful human being. I never knew before that his father got also assassinated. That just does not sound coincidental anymore...
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  153. So is the father excited to volunteer in the special military operation drafting process?
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  154. He literally said he would not mind living there for a while since the people are so epic and the food is cheap but tastes good. Did we watch the same video?
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  155. If you don't want to submit patches to LInus's Rust branch, you can fork.
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  156. This is definitely a thing. Dr. Grande should make video about it, unless one exists already. Specifically about the aspect of over pleasing others, and what might be the cause for that behavior.
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  157.  @domsch1302  For many people it does not matter, but for someone like me it means a lot if people of color would not use the word white to describe the ethnic white people as we are the global minority. The preferred word would be heavenly light. Not really a big thing in practice, but still I think it's a fair trade-off to ask them to do this as my day might get ruined otherwise. Cheers!
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  158. What a great coincidence that I never got to familiarize myself with Nix in any way.
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  159. Documentary of the effects of importing the 3rd world to western society. Enjoy!
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  160. some dude said in a some blog post that some language sucks so I guess it sucks
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  161. Only positive opinions towards immigration? I don't think so. And if that is the case, they will regret it soon.
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  162. Is this a city building simulator with a drunken player or real life. What the fuck is going on.
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  163. She is a guest on the show. Are you insane?
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  164. Tom Hadler Isn't that basically the same as "exotic matter" with positive mass talked in the wormhole video?
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  165. Politics and entertainment is a bad match, ask JonTron
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  166. As if there are not powerful actors prepared for the collapse who are also accelerating it. Good luck getting hold of any pieces with these players involved.
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  167. Professional Object-Oriented Programming, or more simply put: POOP
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  168. It is the today's software industry.
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  169. He's afraid to inform himself about anything that's outside the mainstream narrative in certain topics. The video's topics are not ironic as he says, the fact that Grande takes full black and white absolute position with this matter is ironic considering how carefully he weighs all the sides and options in other topics.
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  170. Words a neoboomer like me will never understand or accept.
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  171. who tf is this lame boomer? SMH!
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  172. You misspelled the Motherland
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  173. Worth every minute.
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  174. Geo Stelar Same. Wow, that game is awesome!
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  175. I think you have grown a lot mentally.
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  176. Don't eat that nasty shit
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  177. Smoking inside the apartment while little kids are running around. Now that's what I call a responsible loving mother.
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  178.  @WalrusJones185  Yes of course those problems exist with every language and project. You should still strive to eliminate all unnecessary sources of bugs and conflicts by using tools that prevent you from doing mistakes. If you do that then you get more time for dealing with the bigger problems. Hunting double free bugs that could have been prevented with tools like Rust is just waste of time. But it's not all black and white, you need to do your research and see will switching tools actually save you time and effort in practice. It's easy to say just use Haskell and you'll have fewer problems and bugs, but do you have the resources and time to go that road of insanity?
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  179. This comment is more legendary than the Chinese space program will ever be.
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  180. Kinda reminds me of how Pat the NES Punk, while sitting in the middle of an ocean of toys, explained how people who complained about Blizzard releasing a mobile only version of the new Diablo game were crying man-babies.
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  181. Javascript programmers are the smartest since they can hold the complex details of gazillion tools/libs and all the type information of every single line of the code base in their mind simultaneosly. If they can endure that pain for months, they can eat any language and technology for breakfast.
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  182. One of the best episodes of all in this podcast.
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  183. Because Marvin was operating the bigger boat and did not report the collision.
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  184. 5:25 Math Sorcerer wearing sunglasses in local high school's math club while throwing hand gestures.
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  185. based
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  186. There are signs he is moving towards the light. The open source release of Llama was one of them.
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  187. @@BobbyT-yj1cw Some people might still be alive inside the Titanic living healthy retirement life. You never know, just stay positive.
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  188.  @fernandomota7193  Mousepad?
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  189. Prepare for a war, one way or another it's going to be a slaughter.
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  190. This is a podcast, not a powerpoint presentation.
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  191. Post link to the repository
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  192. If only you knew how GOOD things really are.
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  193. The next shiny language can be adropted 30 years after adopting Rust, as was the case with C. Should be enough room for the next shiny language to prove its usefulness, like Rust did.
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  194. Have you heard about our lord and saviour, the "cargo check"?
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  195. You can make predictions by analyzing past trends but things might progress a lot faster in case we make breakthroughs in for example AI near future.
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  196. 6:52 the paper states that the experiment was conducted in a safe way. Assuming this is true, I don't think it was unethical. The whole study was basically a social security patch to the kernel development community. If you think about it, there's no other way to expose this kind of vulnerability than fake it in real life. If the patches got in, there's need for better security strategies. This will most likely spark a discussion on how to defend against these kind of real attacks in the future, and how to weed out the ones that may have gotten in already.
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  197. Twitter is better now, but your life will still be better without it
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  198. Social media + lockdowns
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  199. We can't have that in a modern progressive society where fucking everything that moves for the sake of pleasure and excitement is brave, stunning and encouraged.
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  200. Guys I have important announcement to make, please take it seriously: I hate web development. (also javascript is dangerous to your well-being)
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  201. That's a man who has watched endless hours of his favorite anime series
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  202. Good point. We will never know, unless the shooter comes out himself at later age and tells us about it in an interview.
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  203. pepe can into space
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  204. He is proud of Daikatana and keeps getting mail from people praising the game
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  205. What's the point when there's Intel ME running under the hood of every modern device.
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  206. It's quite obvious that none of these kids are not right in the head. It's like each one of them is mentally 6 years old without understanding the world around them.
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  207. what
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  208.  @Throatzillaaa  what
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  209. ​ @bxnny0374  Sure mate, have fun! That's what's life is all about. I have this in my CV: Devoted wielder of cleansing TypeScript blade, executioner of JavaScript degenerates.
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  210. Just throwing this out there. I think the humor is nice but don't overshoot it. I think your humor is at best when you sneakily insert the joke somewhere along the rest of the serious episode with your same monotonous voice so that the listener does not expect it or may not even realize that you said something ridiculous or funny. I also think you should use jokes only when there seems to be a great opportunity for it. It does not matter if there's a one single joke every 3 or 6 episodes. Quality over quantity. Don't spoil your professionalism with low jokes even if they produce more likes and reactions from the audience. It's rare to see actual professionalism and good manners on the platforms of internet because usually everything is about memes and goofing around, because we're on the internet, right? Therefore I think this professionalism is your strength that made you stand out from the rest, so please embrace it.
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  211. Bruh, did anyone give a shit when digiMON came out to milk pokeMON's success?
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  212. Rust is stable, but you can opt-in to nighty version which allows you to use unstable up-coming features. This Edit program requires you to use nightly.
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  213. I sense dangerously low amount of bloat jokes in the comments. Did we finally come to the objective realization that bloat jokes are just too bloated? Nah, that's what a bloater would say.
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  214. hold up tony
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  215.  @kalasmournrex1470  Very funny indeed. Good thing is we have blockchain-based alternatives to YT like Odysee today where funny coincidences like this one are very hard to impose effectively.
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  216. neckochio
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  217. But it can scale up to shimmering elephant mountain level code so it is all good
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  218. All bureaucracy is not bad. Some of the systems in place may be inefficient and even useless, and I am all for putting more resources on them temporarily to make them more efficient and less resource intensive. You don't want the regular unqualified construction workers applying their own quick decisions on critical things such as how bridges should be built or maintained. There needs to be systems (which on paper look inefficient) in place and forced by the law so we can safely live in a society without destroying ourselves and the environment we live in.
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  219. I am so sorry to inform you that we are not living on Earth, we are living in the Solar System.
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  220.  @glensarge  Show me, I want to see how many commercially successful games he has programmed with it
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  221. Finland uber cucked and voted all time individual EU record for a far left candidate which left even the mainstream media picking its jaw from the floor. At the same time, the nationalist party lost 1 seat from previous elections. If only you knew how bad things really are,
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  222. LMAoooooo
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  223. explorer is the file manager
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  224. Demographics of Memphis: Black or African American 64.1% White 29.2% Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 7.2% Asian 1.7%
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  225. Spider-Man (1994 TV series) and Men in Black: The Series were not episodic, and those were probably one of the best and most popular cartoons of that time.
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  226.  @noneshere  Can you fix your scooter if it breaks?
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  227. This channel is outstanding...
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  228. based
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  229. He lives by the rule that God is always watching you behind your back so you better live accordingly as he explained in the recent podcast interview.
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  230. every night
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  231. From my understanding he'd like to see the whole world being allied since there are problems looming in the future that need the collaborative hand of every country, especially regulations around biological weapons and AI.
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  232. Speed comes from automatically optimized struct layouts (fits better in cache) and other compiler optimizations caused by reference immutability.
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  233. D E I L A N D E I L A N D
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  234. Many claims, no concrete examples... I am talking about hunting maintainers and users based on their political opinions, not about if you personally think the distro is boohoo bad.
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  235. Next time cut your finished sandwich diagonally in half so that you end up with 2 triangles. They will taste better, I promise!
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  236. The most welcoming and friendliest open source project leader to date, and this is how the leftists treat him? Should tell you everything you need to know.
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  237. Sir, noticing is not allowed in this conversation, mmkay?
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  238. Islam in the west
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  239. GET TO WORK
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  240. > sure it has garbage collection It does not. > just write bug free software Rust eliminates subset of bugs, not all bugs which is impossible anyway. If the most skilled engineers at Microsoft can't write secure and bug free code with C++, who can? > I low key think rust has a security exploit in it Could be so. Same with the Kernel. Large and complex projects, but luckily you can inspect the source code if you are anxious about it. There are many happy people who have switched from C++ to Rust, and they all are not alphabet boys.
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  241. Most underrated anime is Cyber City Oedo 808
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  242. If someone mentions diversity, equity, inclusion or multiculturalism in open source projects they should be removed because I am VERY sensitive to those terms. They invoke horrible trauma inside me, and that is not ok. Please abide by these Code of Conduct rules and keep those terms OUT of the open source community or face the consequences.
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  243. You know the answer when you try and compare them yourself.
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  244. Why not Brave?
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  245. Which country?
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  246. China is for chinese people, nothing wrong in that statement.
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  247.  @Boris82  That's a perfect description
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  248. ​ @Autodi409  ribs in vulcanic ash peaces
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  249.  @thedesensitizedsympathizer5307  MIB was long time ago, I bet Smith was much of a different person compared to what he is today, and even if he isn't, it does not take value out of the cultural significance of that movie.
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  250. English captions would be appreciated!
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  251. Deport jews first. Then the rest.
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  252. ocaml btw
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  253. Nah it's still shit. There's no excuse for using non-typed dynamic languages for larger projects than press a button and show an alert dialog.
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  254. Chosen people are protected from consequences, duh
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  255. > CoC board member > stable person choose one
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  256. ​ @JG_1998  > fetishists Don't feel discouraged if learning Rust feels like a challenge at first. It's a strict language for a very good reason, you will start to appreciate it after you fight with it for a while. Trust me, it's not as hopeless as with Haskell, although the intial experience may feel a bit similar.
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  257. If there's a hell on Earth, this must be at least part of it.
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  258.  @Library4Lich  They won't integrate, ever, even if you try to pump endless amount of money in helping them to integrate, why would they? As long as people have a place to go and stay with culture and ethnicity that is closest to them they will go towards it with their fists up. Every ethnicity and culture. They need to go back to their own country and live happy life there. Period.
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  259. Classic.
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  260. The world is a fucked up place
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  261. Janissaries were slaves along with other slaves of Islam and Europeans ended slavery world wide by law. Your wall of projection does not change it.
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  262. I don't know man, that's kinda what Klaus Schwab is trying to do to the whole world by defining himself what happiness is and means without asking anyone else.
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  263. That Lola Bunny collection... Dedication. That's all there is to it.
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  264. Spot on. The world is a fuckfest.
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  265.  @ALEXGAYMAR2312  The question of critiquing executives is irrelevant to the topic, that's just a diversion enforced by the people who want to shut down the truth. The hard fact is that jews overwhelmingly hold high positions in society and the obvious explanation for that anomaly is that there's very aggressive nepotism between the jews behind the curtains. Or maybe there isn't! But! If you deny someone the ability to study, inspect and discuss this topic, you are against the real truth in general. That's the difference between you and Ye.
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  266. Changing the license is the real problem here, not Rust. That is how corporations slowly transform the whole Linux project under a license that allows them to make use of YOUR decades of volunteer software freedom work to VIOLATE your freedom and privacy by spying on you and collecting data from you without disclosing how, when and why they are doing it. GPL forces them to disclose if they are doing that, MIT does not.
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  267. They are watching you, and they are coming...
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  268. Odysee?
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  269. Good to have you back!
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  270. ​ @WhatsACreel  Watching these videos again feels almost nostalgic as they remind me of my early years in university. It has always been a pleasure listening your stories regardless of the topic!
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  271. That is the reason you should not waste time with addicts in close relationships, as blackpilling as it sounds. You know it and they know it, substances are what matters the most to them above everything.
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  272. stress and hormones
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  273. honestly bro I don't know how you can say that cuz honestly bro the pool squatter bikini girls in twitch are important for our democracy and equal rights like seriously for real
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  274. I refuse to change your mind
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  275. I was looking for this. Although it's not as bad when the food that contacts the plastic is not warm, why risk it at all when you can use stainless steel, borosilicate glass or ceramic containers safely? These containers are sold with BPA free plastic covers that do not come in contact with the food when stored.
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  276. > Cry about Reddit generalizing all of Russians being too stupid to run a country > Claim that all western conservatives are hypocrites and idiots Okay bro...
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  277. @entername4166 Did the feds pay?
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  278. Rules of the tribesmen
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  279. Shocked by GTA2 electro gun, not shocked by the news.
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  280. As long as the jewish people claim they have right to their own land that is exclusively meant for "the jewish people" WHILE promoting multiculturalism and ethnic genocide of other nation states around the world, nobody gives a fuck about your cause. In fact, most people around the world are against you because of YOUR actions and attitude against others collective groups of people. You want sympathy for your "own people" nation project, you better have sympathy for other ethnic groups and their desire to look after their own people first as well. It is as simple as that.
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  281. Netflix engineer btw getting a lesson about programming
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  282. ​ @ThePrimeTimeagen  joke BTW
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  283. ​ @joelowdon1615  So you believe it will work this time?
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  284. Next up: Libreboot
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  285. perhaps he would... unless he gets taken care of the old style
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  286. Keep dreaming dude.
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  287. That is the most ridiculously controversial headline for a talk I have ever seen. Now I am tempted to hear his arguments since I have already convinced myself that he is 100% wrong before watching the damn thing.
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  288. Uncle Ted would be proud.
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  289. I WANT on a vacation for a day, as in they don't even get that 1 day off, it is only in their dreams.
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  290. No stable ABI, no allocator API... :face-orange-biting-nails:
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  291. Dear youtube, I don't want you to start autoplaying this video for the 14th time. STOP, I don't want to watch it.
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  292. can't argue with working 16 hours a day in -30 celsius without gloves
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  293.  @xloppyschannel4881  I get it, if someone does not like it, there's no need to use it, because it will most likely result in negative productivity. In a same way someone could argue that I should switch from Rust to Haskell, but I won't, because in that case the friction is just too overwhelming for me personally. However, I feel like you did not understand my point about the "cargo check" command. Compiling Rust program from scratch may well take 3 minutes or more, but you are not doing that 3 minute compilation 60 times a day because with "cargo check" you can continue developing valid code as it will tell you in advance WILL the program compile if you attempt to compile it later. Yes, you need to compile your program if you want to run it and test it, but you can write completely solid code without running it constantly just with the power of compiler errors. This is more true in Rust than C, and it is even more true in Haskell than Rust.
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  294. You must learn some lessons the hard way. Even if I married ethnically matching wife, I would not send her to study abroad alone and expect anything good out of it, let alone a Chinese woman LOL.
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  295.  @intenseJetBlack  Hopefully from his own nationality.
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  296. 2:32 I am sorry but Zucc looks like a fucking titan from AoT if you compare him to the rest of the boys in this picture. What the hell is going on with him.
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  297.  @arseniy2943  Most Rust abstractions work that way, ensuring that you pre-allocate the right amount of memory for new vectors for example. But the problem currently is that you cannot easily change the memory allocator strategy and instead the default abstractions always default to using malloc. A solution is on the way... but it has been on the way for many years...
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  298.  @Mike-01234  1. create a test prototype 2. sink it 100 times unmanned successfully 3. construct the real product 4. sink it 40 times unmanned 5. use it 20 additional times manned 6. retire the product 7. go to step 3 8. ??? 9. bro fist
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  299. Unlike in software industry, I approve this bloat
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  300. Put all your data into a single continous array and supplement it with your own data structures which hold usize values that act as indices to the original array. Borrow checker does not care about usize values so you can do pretty much whatever you want. This becomes complex if you need to mutate the layout of the original data array (mutating the data in its original position should not cause problems though), so in that case you may want to consider the heap/pointer style suggested above.
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  301. What Doom 3 mod is this?
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  302. POST MORE VIDEOS FROM JAPAN
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  303. If you are thinking about writing your academic papers with vim/latex but don't want to mess around with compiling scripts, check out this awesome software called Kile. It has built-in vim keybindings and an integrated dual view of the latex editing window and the pdf output. When you save your latex file, Kile compiles and updates the pdf view so you see the changes immediately. Additionally, the pdf view scrolls always to the same position where your cursor is in the latex file.
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  304. Yes but that's Trump's fault.
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  305. Luke, I love you and your jokes (no homo)
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  306. ​ @auntymarushkafah  How can I ever recover or respond to such a great and intelligent counterargument?
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  307.  @rambo64bit82  There's no peak in sight, just steep curve upwards
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  308. Exactly.
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  309. Do you say "wrong" with a robotic voice and shoot him with a shotgun?
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  310. Good stuff! :v)
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  311. What really killed the game down to zero players was the multiple weapons update. Before that it had active but little community of players and clans. The game felt actually very balanced and good to play before the weapon update. The new weapons just felt cheap and buggy. Players that had been playing the game for a long time tried to petition for FM to release the previous update as a playable option, but iirc FM's development style did not allow for that kind of flexibility (Similar situation with XCOM 2 and XCOM 2 WOTC) and it got rejected. After that many people just gave up on the game and left.
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  312. ​ @blazinggaming46  end of discussion
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  313. Frank Thepug now we're talking!
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  314. Haskell is a better name for sure.
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  315. Crash Bandicoot... Why? Timeless art style and solid controls. The saving mechanics does not justify including it, does it?
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  316. Is MTV airing this yet?
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  317. Yes but it will work next time when implemented correctly.
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  318. That's true, but at least the open source client assures that it does not snoop any unrelated data from your end device. The same cannot be said about Discord native client which shows which applications or games you are running currently. If it is casually doing that, who knows what else it is doing.
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  319.  @elodee3  Of course it is.
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  320. 14:34 now that's an offer you can't turn down
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  321. bro fam sick let's go bro few years and you will grow out of the twitch talk, thankfully...
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  322. He sounds vocally like Ben Shapiro
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  323. Use the soy, Luke!
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  324. Loyalty comes from bloodlines, culture and mutual caring of "your people", that's why the elite is set to pump as much multiculturalism as possible so it can destroy all of the competing pockets that have even a tiny bit of these aspects left in the world.
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  325. because ideology and short-term feelings dominate over long-term reasoning and facts
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  326. LMAO at wife eating outside like a dog with a plastic stool and a cup XD And the chinese husband is like "Yeah, that seems about right. We will throw you the bones through the window"
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  327. 4chan
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  328. 100%
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  329.  @michellebaymiller3388  My crazy?
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  330. Calm down everyone, I have seen the list and here are the names on it: Donald Trump Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Kanye West Alex Jones Ron Paul Rand Paul
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  331. special military operation (hits camera close to face and desatures the screen)
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  332. Can you summon freemasons from a weed pipe?
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  333. state of the absolute chad
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  334. ...honestly? 3 or 4, I think.
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  335. Fucking perfect comment
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  336. Balatro should have won.
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  337. aayyyyyyyyyyyyyy lmao
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  338. 8:07 "Tim Pool gets swatted during live bro" :D Bro, can you believe it? BRUH!
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  339. But that would mean there are black holes within black holes within black holes within black holes... If we go deep enough, do we eventually start looping the same universes, thus making the universe not a series of tubes but series of black holes. Oh yeah, I was about to eat an apple.
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  340. 100% this.
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  341. It looks very juicy, SMB64 reimagination
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  342. Do not overestimate a boomer's brain ability to adapt for things that are unfamiliar.
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  343. Licking plastics other than HDPE and LDPE is not recommended, just saying.
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  344. There's something funny about that headline "calling hollywood elitists as 'hollywood elitists' ". It's like it would not even make sense to associate hollywood with anything else than elitism.
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  345.  @LukeSmithxyz  How could you ban your very own baby meme on a channel that's 50/50 linux and memes?
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  346. How is that even a plot twist
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  347. 10:50 that's the most Russian thing I have heard... today.
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  348. 4:55 Future of Europe unless deportations start on large scale.
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  349. It was fun and memes when Linus ranted on the mailing list about tech and Linux only. And now? When he got castrated by the wokies because of his rude tech rants, it was only then that his rants got actually toxic for real, involving schizo posts about s4fe and 3ffective v4cc1_nes and global military conflicts. Funny how that works.
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  350. Comment section is bloating
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  351. That just does not do, we need this for the shared dream of communist future
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  352. Halal meat for feminists
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  353. 33yo scroller
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  354. ​ @fiona9891  Not developed with functional style.
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  355. @ Where are the successful game releases who followed this messianic advice? Should be pretty easy task for you to show me considering we are talking about the holy man of programming himself whose industry insight defines the future definitively.
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  356. @ Nobody has the money to waste time on jumping through such artificial mental loops just for the sake of it. It does not help in making the game better overall in any way, and it certainly does not help you releasing the game sooner.
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  357.  @probrickgamer  Yet he paid the fee?
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  358. BLYAT
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  359. Nice thumbnail
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  360. Rust people may be crazy but they do care about profiling.
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  361. Will it destroy your eyes
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  362. It is so fuc7ing funny how these people put all their repositories full of trans flags and minor political stabs while saying it is no big deal, but the moment someone does it from the opposite political spectrum with objectively more neutral tone, they go full Democratic People's Republic of Korea
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  363. Giving the book is simply not enough as shown by your example of the Spanish English breakfast. It is enough in cases where an Englishman gives a book to a Spaniard which he uses to serve other Spaniards but not Englishmen. There's also a Finnish restaurant in Cyprus operated by the Finns, mainly for the Finns to visit... Funny how even when you are intentionally set out to visit and experience a different culture, you are still gravitating towards your own culture if there's a chance for it. Explains very well the heatmap. Multiculturalism is harmful to your well-being.
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  364.  @但悲不见九州同-c3u  我的朋友，你试图为小熊维尼服务是徒劳的。中国人并不傻，当他们看到证据时，他们能够推理。你不能逃避真相，但你可以继续逃避你的黄色泰迪暴君，他一直在强奸你的人民、你的国家、你的文化（顺便说一句，这是人类最古老和最丰富的文化之一）和环境。中国人什么时候才能从罪犯手中夺回他们的国家，重现他们古老的辉煌？
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  365. Add some line breaks and comments and it's not that far away from asm
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  366. Hurray, another GTA sequel where the innovative and fun physics have been reduced to bare-bones level because the multiplayer would not be able handle them. No thanks.
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  367. Europe cucked to the max
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  368. This man famously announced that multiculturalism is a source of richness for the Finnish people. Do not let your guard down. He is FOR replacing the native European population with the 3rd world.
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  369. Puffer Fish ripped the "öääh" from King Arthur's World SNES game's soldier death sounds.
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  370. B l a c k P a n d a I played sc2 as a kid too, but SimCity 4 is just overall better and complex game. I have not used any other mods than NAM and CAM for sc4 and there should be mac installers for them. People at simtropolis and reddit usually know this stuff well, so ask there!
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  371. Okay guys, enough, let's get out of the restaurant, we have disturbed people enough... Oh, look at this. A soviet telephone! :D
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  372. My gender pronouns are Vex, Ist, Ber, Jah and Zod.
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  373. sigma berserk xD
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  374. Dude I like your new style, you look like the assassin from the GTA2 opening intro movie.
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  375. GULAG Magazine :D Now that's an edgy joke or should I say an easter egg? Are we going to see a holocaust magazine too in a similar situation, no?
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  376. Wayland, GNOME and Xorg are ideologically ethnonationalist fighting on behalf of all the people of the Earth to have a right to live in harmony exclusively with their own ethnic people within their own countries. Join the positive movement and spread this objectively righteous message to make the world a better place for everyone! We stand with the people of the Earth and their unique cultures, because we CARE. (as can be derived from "Free Palestine" message)
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  377. Li-NUKS (with no "nacks" but "NUKS")
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  378. Does police cars have bulletproof front glass? Kinda crazy to chase this psycho if he is dropping bullets to your face during the chase.
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  379. It's fine to throw a dry joke once in a while, but it just gets very disorienting when there are more "jokes" than actual information about the topic. I guess I misunderstood the purpose of this channel.
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  380. I love this meme
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  381. What happens when you talk to the adoring fan?
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  382. Isn't it lovely how some things don't change. When it comes to even the most inflammatory topics you could ever imagine, people set their priorities in favor of their own ethnic, cultural and religional peers over anything else. This is why multiculturalism will never work but instead lead to destruction. The proponents of multiculturalisms know this and use it as a weapon to their own advantage.
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  383. (insert over-used meme about weak men and tough times)
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  384. Yeah, first they destroy their homes and forcefully export them to Europe and America. How about this one, make Israel a parking lot and deport all immigrants from Europe back there.
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  385. yo roman, let's go for a soy latte
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  386. 4. MenuetOS
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  387. Maybe they don't use it because it is too messy
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  388. Why are they laughing then? Are they robots?
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  389. The program sounded alright to me until we got to the point with war propaganda stuff like "get you and your family killed for your country in invasion war, bro".
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  390. Spasibo, comrade.
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  391. Try to make a kickass demo.
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  392. For subscribing to LunDUNK'd, Adobe must pay reinstatement fee with accumulated interest for all the days the video was down.
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  393. but... he loves you
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  394. Barbara Lunduke
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  395. 1:24 is that screenshot real?
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  396. Yeah why not just surrender your own home and give it to invaders. You then can become a refugee and attempt to invade other people's home and bring along your incompatible culture which will lead to inevitable hatred and destruction between everyone. Why won't the jews just give up their land to arabs and move to somalia as refugees bro?
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  397. brother, your couch is facing away from the TV
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  398. Africans don't belong in Europe
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  399. you mean conservative as conserving resources and evaluating your options for survival or conservative as posting in twitter
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  400.  @nikolamar  Cool
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  401. Tell that to people who are into politics
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  402. 10:46 bruh, I thought that was spider man's uncle
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  403.  @BasilTheRabbit  All there is to it. End of discussion.
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  404. Down the drain it goes...
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  405. jhe-san format
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  406. I want you to know, that hair triggered the shit out of me dude
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  407. It's called garbage collector's delight
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  408. why is pegasus even neede if there's something like intelme on every modern processor anyway?
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  409. Yes, and with those rare orange stripes! Only the best it seems.
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  410. That's one way to declare a war.
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  411. Men are expendable. That's all.
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  412. ​ @anniedetroit7525  It does not matter. It's just the way things are. Who are the last ones to enter a rescue boat when the main ship is sinking? Maybe it's meant to be this way, maybe it's good for the well-being of society as whole, we just don't realize it on individual level. In other words, maybe it all comes naturally, like the tears from your eyes.
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  413. "Rust will never replace C & C++"
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  414.  @tauon_  sad but true
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  415. MiCHADel, what a legend.
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  416. Sigma Wangset 6:00 (I now declare patent ownership for this term)
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  417. Search for: Verified hate the rundown
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  418. Since Adobe is such a responsible advocate for transparency, I need access to ALL Adobe internal company emails NOW in order to make sure they are not trading CP there behind our backs.
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  419. ​ @skubz81  I have to agree and repeat your message in a condensed, neanderthal form: "Based."
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  420. Read the "What is Ownership" chapter from the official documentation. If the problems presented in that chapter are no issue to you, then the answer is no.
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  421.  @Andrew-jh2bn  It does demonstrate how you cannot for example do a double free in Rust because it gets caught at compile time. Same thing for how you cannot access memory of a variable once it has fallen out of the scope because Rust knows at compile time that this behavior will lead to crash or worse. If you know C/C++ it should be obvious that these are great protective measures against bugs that every C/C++ developer has written. Therefore it does implicitly "demonstrate the problems of other languages". Rust may be gaining popularity because of the social media hype and promotion, but that should not be reason for starting to use it. Every developer should evaluate themselves does this new language make my life easier and is it worth switching to it.
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  422.  @diadetediotedio6918  Because if you don't suffer from the flaws and pitfalls of C at all (which I doubt) then you might as well continue using that language and be happy with it.
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  423. mmmhhkay
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  424. When you are trying to use something that someone else built and you'll end up wanting to kill yourself because: - you have hard time understanding how things work and how they should be used - things break for no reason, you don't know why and you can't fix them - you realize that the tool is not sufficient for your project afterall - you don't' agree with the way the author intented the tool to be used After so much pain I am very skeptical with installing and learning new dependencies whose scope is large and complex. Dependencies that do one or few specific things are usually the safest. Just listening stories about how people are 1. using Unity 2. installing code plugins from the asset store sounds nightmarish.
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  425. Dude thinks he is an Alakazam using psychic attacks against the judge but little does he know that the judge is a Gengar in disguise.
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  426.  @tutacat  duh
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  427. Python is Obvious Pain (that makes you suffer in hell fire)
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  428. Slow down dude, that is a bit heavy to read.
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  429. "Destroy the dog" That's certainly one way to put it.
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  430. 1:14 Interstellar Gengar confirmed
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  431. oof
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  432. I am sure you are right but that sounded like someone saying "actually, it's GNU/LINUX"
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  433. I turn into clown frog.
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  434. Enjoy your globalist masters.
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  435. Gisnep
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  436. Gandhi in CIV5: "I just wanted to create a safe environment..."
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  437. WHO THE ** GIVES A ** ABOUT YOUR SEXUALITY, GENDER OR COLOR OF YOUR TOILET? IS IT A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE SURVEY ABOUT THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE AND THE EXPERIENCE OF USING THE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE OR A DIARY ABOUT YOUR PERSONAL MENTAL STATE? WHAT IS THIS? AS AN EXCLUSIVE RUST USER (btw) I STOPPED DOING THIS SURVEY IN 2021 BECAUSE OF THIS BULLSHIT. IS IT TOO MUCH TO ASK IF WE JUST FOCUS ON MAKING THE LANGUAGE GOOD AND HANDLE THE SOCIETAL ISSUES ON SEPARATE PLATFORMS?
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  438. Russian Techno Zorro back at it again...
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  439. In addition to soap and lamps there were rollercoaster on concentration camps that lead straight to ovens.
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  440. 0:59 KACCA :DD torille
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  441. I am proud of you man.
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  442. watch?v=0nRPoS2WDJA
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  443. 28:05 shut it down?
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  444. the war is still on, no side has won definitively yet
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  445.  @seabrookmx  The "Rust's way" happens at compile time without overhead during runtime unlike with C++ if you use smart pointers whose references will be counter during runtime. If you opt for speed by not using smart pointers with C++, you'll pay for it in terms of potential runtime crashes. If you explicitly use Rc in Rust, then you are on the same line with C++'s smart pointers in terms of speed. In Rust you still pay for the complexity of dealing with the borrow checker, which may or may not be a problem dependening on the developer.
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  446.  @rockstar-technology  I don't understand what you are saying. TypeScript is its own language capable of having language features unrelated to javascript within certain limits (as long as it can be compiled to javascript), and I believe pattern matching certainly should not be a problem.
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  447. Is that supposed to be one of those idiotic sarcastic messages written in mixed capital letters? Stop.
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  448. gnää slääsh lenääx
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  449. I am glad you are safe in Europe chilling out, enjoying beer with friends and commenting on events of Russia :yougotthis:
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  450. Import the desert people of the 3rd world, become a 3rd world desert people country. Wow!
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  451. Does Holy C transpile to React?
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  452. Are you fucking joking
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  453. Quaid: Now this is the plan, get your ass to MOTHERLAND!
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  454. absolutely useless and complex mess
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  455. Settlers 1 is more impressive to me, also written in assembly by a one man.
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  456. How the hell did you get through the head smashing part believing it was real?
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  457. Maybe that's all in your head to be honest? Is there really any other difference than the amount of pre-installed packages?
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  458. Asmongoth
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  459. ​ @CJ-fs1zr  Are you trying to say you wish genocide for white people? If so, could you explain why? By the way, is this how people will write and speak when the white demographic gets replaced in society?
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  460.  @CJ-fs1zr  I support special education classes so people like you could learn how to read and write English language.
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  461. I don't understand how people can hold all fields and methods of all structs of the whole project in their head at once without autocomplete. And if you can't remember it all, you'll have to manually find the thing you are about to type every time you forget it. That's just waste of time. I guess only a person whose willing to torture themselves by using a dynamic programming language does not care about autocomplete.
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  462.  @Muskar2  Yes I get it, it's possible and you get better at it the more you do it. But it still slows you down and wastes your time. Will the memory training somehow make you better at solving your programming problems overall, I don't think so. I have seen the both worlds. Why use fancy IDE or cool editor when there's notepad.exe? You get more disciplined and humble when you don't see syntax colors and every change to the file stings your soul.
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  463.  @isodoublet  Fantastic rebuttal.
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  464. Any information on Wikipedia that can be used to backup any agenda should be read high scrutiny. You are usually safe with things like "how to solve a polynomial function", because there's nothing for the psychos to gain by twisting the facts on this kind of topics. Common sense.
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  465.  @gamesthatmatter9374  Yes but nobody gains anything if false math information is updated to Wikipedia, not even the psychos running that circus. When Wikipedia starts saying that they stop accepting new math topics and corrections all together because math is racist in itself, then it's time to blacklist that site completely because it will become 100% useless garbage.
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  466.  @nikonnikiforoff  Russia is a multicultural melting pot of different people kept together by brutal force and oppression. Huge chunk of Russians are muslims.
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  467. This man famously announced that multiculturalism is a source of richness for the Finnish people. He has not backed down on his words. Do not let your guard down. He is FOR replacing the native European population with the 3rd world. Sure he is charismatic, well-spoken guy with vast experience from politics and EU affairs, so if you agree with his statement feel free to cheer for him as much as you like. Just do your research for YOUR OWN GOOD before you champion for talking heads. And to be clear, I do think he did a good job in this interview.
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  468. Z-Alcoholic... OOF
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  469. Ah, yes. The mostly peaceful protest that raised important issues in our society to everyone's attention and did not do any physical harm. Even the property owners were happily nodding their heads in support of the protester as the protesters walked peacefully past their properties and made their voice heard. It's so delightful to be able to live in such a nice society where everyone acts in a civil way and respects each other despite minor disagreements. Only a psycho would suggest using guns for protecting your property, belongings and your life if things happen to go south.
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  470. that is pasta
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  471. Now wait a minute Arch nooooooo, Arch NOOOOOOOOO
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  472. That Yasuke statue could be a real collector's item in the future because of its meme value.
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  473.  @CCovers1  It is known and done on purpose.
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  474. Kate's sexual preference is COLLECTIBLE GEAR
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  475. If this keeps getting through indie game people will start releasing games in Europe exclusively. US and Japan can f off. I guess 90% less sales is better than getting f ed by muh victorious land of free market capitalism.
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  476. 13:57 self-defence
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  477. What's wrong with nationalism? Why do you "condemn" it? I get that you don't personally believe in that kind of politics but is there something inherently wrong in it?
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  478. Now I want to play as Matt Hansen in a video game.
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  479. I killed the King, and now I don't understand how to enter the world of Cows.
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  480. Can you bless us with JBlow as a quest on the show finally?
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  481.  @mr.strugglesnuggle6668  what a sick place
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  482. the blazingly fast hype train leading the race is now Zig
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  483. Poor Bruce. When you have agreeable personality, you gotta learn the hard way that a man can't let woman make decisions for you or it will end up in disaster, and the younger you learn that the better. Unfortunately for Bruce, he was too far in his life when he started his learning process that the price of that lesson ended up costing him not only his property but his life as well.
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  484. This
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  485.  @MrSlowestD16  It cracks me up that something like SerenityOS may be your safest bet at the moment for real.
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  486. New people are entering the industry with no decades of experience. These people or put to work to implement the standards of Oblivion's game mechanics, which are impressive piece of AI engineering. They can't do it, and the seniors have left the studios because of DEI and psycho activism, or have retired. Yet, these new releases have to maintain the overall impression of modern day games, so they do the easy thing that can be achieved with money and less engineering effort: use 3D artists to pump non-interactive and visually complex assets. Disgusting. This is why indie games outperform this slop. One individual with expertise in complex game mechanics and programming can deliver infinitely more interesting game than this asset circus.
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  487. I am not sure about the "use vector by default always". I always choose the thing that gets the job done quickest with least amount of code and complexity. If I need container of unique values, I choose HashSet first and call it a day, for key/value pairs HashMap of couse. For everything else, vectors, but occasionally for small containers I throw in SmallVec (even in advance). This is for Rust. You can always come back and start converting them to more optimized form, but more than often you won't even get a chance to do that because the code changes or gets removed altogether because development is about iteration and moving the puzzle pieces constantly as you gain better understanding of what the fuck you are even supposed to be doing.
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  488. Maybe we should visit the moon first
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  489.  @dominic6055  Depends how light your skin is. Dark people belong to the warmer areas and light people to the colder areas.
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  490. "1 billion rubles in compensation for moral damage" What.
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  491. Why do you have to take a side at all? It's so stupid. Just stand behind the views you believe in.
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  492. bruh
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  493. So once you have installed Arch Linux once you are better off using Manjaro in the future.
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  494. The naked baldie was left in the spiky cage inside oblivion.
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  495.  @wladimirbm  "There's 0 link between tattoos and illness" Are you incapable of using search engines?
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  496. I often see a terrible nightmare where I am inside a lift going up in a horrible building like this and I somehow know that the building is going to collapse or I am going to fall once I reach the top. But let's be real, you don't even need a dream like that to tell you that this place is fucking ominous.
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  497. Imperialism is not the same thing as nationalism. If the Japanese people want to preserve their culture, heritage and country, why is it a problem for a foreigner?
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  498. Code of Conduct enforces should be aware that It is against the Code of Conduct to belittle individual's work efforts, especially in this case when the belittling includes lying. Vile creatures.
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  499. Oh no, that sucks! /watch?v=0S1jcjbGBZU
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  500. Tomwind :DD
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  501. Brits just have not realized yet that they are now living in multicultural paradise where personal safety outside of your home's locked toilet is not guaranteed anymore.
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  502. alpha move
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  503. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⢀⣠⠤⠶⠖⠒⠛⠉⠉⠉⠉⠉⢉⠩⠭⣉⠉⠉⠙⠲⣄⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⢠⠞⠉⠀⣀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢀⠔⠚⠛⠩⠖⣯⣒⢄⠀⠈⢣⡀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⢀⡾⠀⠀⠜⠁⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠈⣀⣤⣤⣤⣤⣈⠋⠑⠀⠀⠀⢳⡀⠀⠀ ⣴⣿⣴⠒⠂⠘⠛⠛⠻⠿⣶⡄⠀⠀⢿⣥⠴⠚⢿⠛⠛⠃⢞⣆⣤⣤⡚⠻⣦⡀ ⣿⡃⠓⠋⠙⠷⠤⠂⠀⣠⡟⠀⠀⠀⢀⣀⠀⠀⠈⠙⠓⠛⠉⠁⠀⠀⠙⡆⠃⢳ ⢻⡷⠅⠀⠀⠀⢀⠴⠺⢧⡀⠀⠠⠴⠮⢹⠏⠁⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠠⠇⡆⣼ ⠀⢿⠀⠀⠀⢀⣀⣤⣤⣤⢽⣥⠤⢤⣤⣄⣀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⢭⠞⠁ ⠀⢸⠀⠀⣼⣿⣹⣇⣼⣁⣸⣇⡀⢸⡇⠀⠈⢙⡷⠦⣄⠈⠑⢄⠀⠀⢠⡏⠀⠀ ⠀⢸⠀⢰⣿⣿⣿⣿⠿⠿⣿⠿⢿⡿⠿⢶⣦⣼⣄⡀⠈⣷⣄⠀⠀⠀⠸⡆⠀⠀ ⠀⣼⠀⢸⣿⣿⣀⡿⠤⠶⠿⠶⠴⠷⢤⣀⣠⡟⠙⠛⠷⣿⣌⣳⡀⠀⠀⢻⡀⠀ ⠀⢿⠀⠈⣿⠟⠁⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠈⠁⠈⠉⠓⠲⠦⣿⡀⠙⢻⡆⠀⠈⣧⠀ ⠀⠘⢧⣀⠘⠀⠀⠀⣀⣠⠤⠴⠶⠶⠦⢤⣄⣀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠉⠓⢶⡟⠁⠀⣿⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠈⠉⠛⠋⠉⠁⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠉⠙⠓⠶⢤⣄⣀⣀⣀⣀⡴⠃⠀
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  504. So if the defendant team happen to get captured talking to each other while the feed is running and filming them, the feed operators press a magic button that turns the whole feed into a gray mess? I mean you could switch the camera to film the audience or the flowers in the room and mute the defendant team's mics, but I guess this will do as well...
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  505. I got excited too early...
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  506. Aww... I was hoping to hear some strong opinions like Smalltalk or Haskell is the shit!
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  507. sure you will
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  508. justice was served
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  509. Watched few eps and got bored
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  510. ​ @eng3d  Imagine using money on social platform that only allows speech which is aligned to the ideology of the platform's owners. How can anyone be this cucked retard.
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  511. Snack bar is closed, go home...
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  512. tf is DRY?
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  513.  @StraitjacketFitness  tjenare
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  514.  @algavone  ok
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  515. Is Brave browser as good as Firefox for dodging goo gle?
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  516.  @Everythingwithonehand  How does the future city of Scotlan look like? Is the AI in charge?
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  517. glorious advice taken
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  518. Comment removed by moderator Comment removed by moderator Comment removed by moderator Comment removed by moderator Reddit is the most disgusting site on the internet. If you question their progressive agenda even a little, you get banned. Naturally, the users of Reddit have now been programmed to hate Russians because that's what the powers that control Reddit have decided. Since no critical discussion is allowed, all of the users will adopt the same stance on this new issue. The same thing happened with corolla virus and the vakkination discussion, which you cheered by the way by denouncing all of the people who opposed the vakkinations and mandates on your videos. I encourage you to identify these movements and groups who support strongly something but do not allow any critical discussion about that something, because they are the most dangerous people regardless of if you agree with their cause or not. They will throw you under the buss and sacrifice you if they decide you or your world view is not aligned with them. Hearing fuck Reddit from you just now gives me hope that you will be alright.
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  519. Master on the show, all the way from Finland
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  520. Google image search: "Apple tech support azis"
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  521. lmao at the intro sequence
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  522. I don't know what kind of tiktok brain impact blast this video is supposed to be but I did not understand anything and did not like it. Can we take it a little slower?
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  523. Putin's about to drop a new sensational drink called Bloody Polonium Duntsova. The real question is will the west survive without this delicacy if the economc sanctions are being kept in place.
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  524. That's a dog though
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  525. Will you hire me if my CV looks like this: Bla to the blaa blaa blaa
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  526. The earth's crust is floating on top of hell.
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  527. These fake reactions are getting tiresome.
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  528. It's a shitty world if that happens
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  529.  @Southboundpachyderm  If I make a first person shooter based on Mars where I shoot demons that came out of portal, should I get sued by Zenimax? No.
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  530. I am happy that they left the multicultural hell hole of England.
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  531. Yuuuup!
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  532. Rust is my number one programming language to develop with at the moment, but I wish they'd add an option for strict aliased types. The reason being that the borrow restriction almost always leads to structuring and manipulating your data by having bunch of structs inside a vector and another vector of usize values that has index values pointing to the real data vector. When your algorithms grow more complex, it becomes hard to make sense which usize value points to which vector of data. With strict aliased types you could alias the usize to have specific label for each specific data vector, and while doing so the compiler would prohibit you from using the wrong aliased type at wrong context. At the moment if you make a function that accepts aliased usize as its argument, you can pass any aliased usize type to that function as well as a regular usize value. There should be way to make this more strict. You can achieve this in theory by creating a new struct that has only 1 usize member, but it adds too much friction since you need to name that usize and access it every time with the dot operator.
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  533. I like this edgy boi Roman
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  534. You will always accidentally break your business logic when you take part your abstraction by rewriting big parts of your program.
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  535. I am pretty sure she can make herself a new personal twitter account and call Musk an asshole as much as she likes, so how is this a free speech issue?
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  536. Java is okay and Kotlin is great, but the Gradle build system is the most cryptic and annoying thing I have ever attempted to understand. It's insane to think I managed to learn Rust's Cargo purely by intuition or by reading its manual topics only once, but Gradle and its documentation failed my small brain repeatedly over a span of few years. Hopefully I don't have to spend time with that shit ever again, Gradle documentation pages have traumatized me.
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  537. Hello.
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  538. You mean that time when Linus went on his schizo rant about how safe and effective the c0vid v4ccines are?
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  539. Poland is going to have an issue of white family refugees in the future as everyone tries to flee from the burning, tuberculosis-infested multicultural countries.
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  540. Sternberg wants to ban AfD, wow, who could have predicted this outcome??
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  541. watch in 0.25x speed 0:39
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  542. LOL
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  543. simp's admiration is hell of a drug to resist
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  544. ​ @JG_1998  > I object to Rust, and also to purely functional languages, because they're largely useless for real world engineering and computer science applications. You need to substantiate this claim better. There's nothing you can't do in Rust with comparable performance that you can do in C++. There's no real way you could even argue that prototyping new ideas in C++ faster than in Rust because C++ wastes so much of your time on useless project and file management. You get more freedom with crazy pointer heavy algorithms but that's it. > Oftentimes the proponents of Rust just have a fetish for learning obscure programming languages. Could be true sometimes, but I don't think this is the case with Rust for the most part. The main reason for people who switch from C++ to Rust is that Rust actually makes your "real world engineering and computer science application" endeavours easier in the long run. What easier means is subjective, but having your language to eliminate huge amount of runtime bugs during the compilation just saves development time in the end and keeps your project more maintainable.
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  545. You can apply that to Rust as well, or most languages
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  546. He premiered in the russian tiktok video
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  547. 📞🐺 HELLO? YES, THIS IS LONE WOLF 📞🐺 WHY DID YOU CALL ME AGAIN? WHAT? OF COURSE, I ACT ALONE 📞🐺 OOPS, I MEAN HELLO THIS IS LONE WOLF, WHAT WERE I SUPPOSED TO DO AGAIN? 📞🐺 STOP CALLING ME!!! OR DID I CALL YOU?
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  548. The future is Vault City.
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  549. how cute
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  550.  @ElBauldo64  Modern day China is worse than Japanese ever were
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  551. "its over"
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  552. Why on earth every freaking building surface is full of dirt, cracks, shit, grime or dust. At this stage, you'd think people would volunteer to make their living environment a less depressing place to live. That being said, the indoor areas look mostly normal and nice! I guess the driver tried to shed some light to this, but still...
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  553. This timeline... Play card: There are 2 genders in the world Side effects: Russia and USA are now allies against EUROPE
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  554. 17:56 Did you forget the BLACK Scottish Demoman
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  555. Good video and good message but is it essentially the same as what Tucker was doing by showing the west that the Russian people are closer to us than we are led to believe, only freedom of speech and taking part of politics is not allowed by the Russian dictator.
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  556. Are not Korean prisons extremely brutal considering how civilized the country is otherwise? If so, good news for JonnyBoy.
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  557. It isn't that much better in the west. Here the tax payer's money goes into similar propaganda that pushes topics such as multiculturalism and pro gay or trans views. It's not about whether you agree or disagree with these topics, it's about the fact that the government decides what is morally right and keeps funding its own agenda, which is fucked up in general.
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  558. I was thinking the other day how will LotusEaters handle the controversy after so much Trump/Elon promotion. Thanks for staying based, Harry.
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  559. thumos regained
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  560. yeah no
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  561.  @kphaxx  premature ejaculation is the root beer of all nested if statements.
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  562. Everyone's advocate of democracy until they decide your are a fascist and turn themselves into fascists by revoking your rights to vote.
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  563. It is the japanese lady from chinpokomon commercials
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  564. that's a steal
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  565. peek marketing, meaning they are peeking into their own ass with the campaign
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  566. Did you mean to post this in 2020?
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  567. SAME
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  568. You talked about these briefly in your use Manjaro video. https://youtu.be/eWowqM2S9VU?t=269
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  569. Suddenly living alone for the rest of your life does not feel like a bad choice if you are expected to compete with 10000 other men for a female of this "class".
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  570. Synkat med musik eller bra fysik
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  571. ​ @Xankill3r  Sure. Basically someone would have to inspect and understand the generated code line by line, it should pass very comprehensive set of end to end tests and of course it would have to run and work as expected on production.
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  572. Counteract the degeneracy of porn by admiring a water stream in the forest. Good advice.
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  573. When I look at that girl's smiling face I am dying inside.
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  574. It is no about the money, it is about subverting the western civilization and culture.
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  575.  @heroe1486  lmao
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  576. Sweden is moving forward quicker than you think. I am not joking. The army is about to hit the streets to solve the problem of 30000 migrant gang members as we speak.
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  577. 4:45 that's the look of a woman in love
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  578. DIE DIE DIE :D XDDD No.
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  579. I just watched the whole video while eating a dinner and I still have no idea what is going on or what this is about but I appreciate the investigative Asmock Golmes performance.
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  580. Not if you are a leftist and target mildly conservative individuals.
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  581. It's worth it
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  582. Can we finally have a cyka reveal?
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  583. Or you know, the key people in charge of those companies are jews...
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  584. Happy birthday, Paulie -Robot from Rocky IV
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  585. 3:22 Is that a Slender Stallman in the background?
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  586. He is just 35? Modern life is taxing
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  587. 2:59 Ted Bundy enjoying his last meal before the execution (colorized)
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  588.  @ultravioletiris6241  How is it so then that the second largest political party is in the coalition with anti-immigration, anti-LGBTQ and anti-EU agenda? Same story happening in Sweden.
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  589. You do think about memory layout in Rust, but not something like struct layout because it gets automatically optimized for you. That is unless you send data outside Rust and it matters, like GPU.
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  590. basssssssed
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  591. Here is summary of all the past and future congress hearings ever so you don't have to bother wasting time: "I will get back to you with that information once I know more"
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  592. ​ @まし-x2g  Let correct you, my friend. You don't need to apologize, because the foreigners cause discomfort to Japanese people IN THEIR OWN HOME COUNTRY.
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  593.  J B  Yeah, but not necessarily with clicks or popular controversies, but rather by pushing certain agenda to transform and control the society in order to create more wealth and power for the people who own and control the media.
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  594. ​ @theactualtruth4951  That's true, if these divide and conquer lunatics gets to define what is and isn't racism.
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  595. Meme or not, that speech about risks in life was beautiful.
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  596. ​ @MrKlarthums  Why does the page not say that white lives matter since whites are a global minority in the world and about to go extinct as a result of uneven birthrates and immigration to their home countries, and that black people commit disproportioned amount of violent crimes against whites? Deportation and closed borders matter! World peace and a home to live for all people of the world! Is that statement a problem with you, or with THEM? If so, it seems you hate white people and you sympathize with silent on-going genocide. That's pretty unfortunate since all I am suggesting is that we set a low bar community standards surrounded around decency for everyone to enjoy equally. If you think this is "trolling" or "yep, you are a nazi", then explain to me what in my statement was wrong or trolling?
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  597. ​ @MrKlarthums  Why does the page not say that v\/hite live5 m_4tter since whites are a global m1_nority in the world and about to go extinct as a result of uneven birthrates and 1mmigrati_on to their home countries, and that 8 l4ck people commit disproportioned amount of \/i0lent crimes against whites? D_3portati0n and closed borders matter! World peace and a home to live for all people of the world! Is that statement a problem with you, or with THEM? If so, it seems you hat_3 white people and you sympathize with silent g3n*cic|e. That's pretty unfortunate since all I am suggesting is that we set a low bar community standards surrounded around decency for everyone to enjoy equally. If you think I am trolling or the n-word, please correct me on what I said and correct my wrong statements. The numbers exist because of 1984 censorship.
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  598. Can you get Chris Taylor (Total Annihilation) on the show? He is working on his new web-based game publishing platform. He has been on couple podcasts which can be found on youtube, but I would love to hear how is the legend doing these days.
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  599. Roman, it's time wipe off some dust and plug in the Comrade's right hand, Electronika 60. Zero western intelligence agency spying and data collection, zero bullshit brain-rotting Tiktok garbage... Only you, Electronika 60 and TETRIS! Let the age of clear thinking and genuine human happiness begin.
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  600. Boy, that escalated quickly
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  601. ProJirard
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  602. outstanding move
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  603. sauerkraut for nordics
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  604. that is far-right conspiracy, and probably weird too nowadays
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  605. ​ @AshnSilvercorp  tell me about it
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  606. Same. This keyboard is not that good if you have small hands, especially if the switches are LF. Reaching the key outside the home row means you have to twist your hand in bad positions and the thumb clusters don't offer enough keys to bind a good set of modifiers and layout changes (only 2 keys per thumb are comfortably reachable) if you'd like to use only the keys near the home row.
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  607. Based News Australia?
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  608.  @LieseFury  I did not realize GNOME developers vote for Trump and support the new right coalitions in Europe that are about to put end to mass migration and gender ideology. Good for them.
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  609. how many times is youtube going to autoplay this video for me...
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  610. Stop the ear rape segments, fuck
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  611. ​ @tokiomutex4148  You should not throw around that word so casually.
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  612.  @tokiomutex4148  I know...
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  613. Having now read her wikipedia section "Social media and political views" I have come to the conclusion that Gina Carano is absolutely.... BASED.
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  614. ​ @dallysinghson5569  Every place and culture has its issues. The question is which issues are you willing to tolerate and deal with compared to others. The bar is pretty low when you have to live with aggressive and violent desert people who hate everyone else except their own ethnic and religious in-group and who are reproducing at an alarming rate, even though they are not in their own home country or region. Excess multiculturalism leads to civil war eventually until one group gains significant majority and starts to dominate every aspect of the society.
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  615. 1. ban crypto 2. ban travelling 3. ban protests 4. reinstate gulag
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  616. ​ @elodee3  No, tattoos are more dangerous than what people usually think. It does not take a genius to understand that if you inject your body with toxic substances it will cause health issues.
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  617. Dangerously based takes, as always...
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  618. This guy is ahead in evolution, just Google pictures with: "future human fat"
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  619. When Soros and BlackRock donate millions to BLM and Antifa, it is just a neutral donation for the greater good with no strings attached and not an attempt to manipulate the political landscape of the west. When Russia donates millions to independent right-wing media organizations, it is controlled propaganda that attempts to control and manipulate the political landscape of the west.
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  620. ​ @NewPipeFTW  Just join your local communist grassroots organization and they will guide and supply you if you accept to do their bidding. It might be a bit quiet season until the political regime changes to something that is not aligned with the funders, but luckily the elections are near and that might change soon. For BLM, donations come in through their website so you can email them about joining a chapter and ask for a piece of the pie from there on, but unfortunately I must inform you that building mansions for the leaders is priority number one so you may have to be patient and loyal.
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  621. where are they going?
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  622. Turn that pesky boulder adblocker off
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  623. Code of conduct is a vehicle for maintaining unjust power for ideologically aligned groups. No one is surprised. No one.
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  624. 5:31 finally a based and true take from celeb
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  625. wasteeeeeed
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  626. Imagine spending your life on religiously learning the retarded details of a language that was half-assed together in couple of weeks.
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  627. Have you heard about the lord and saviour, pen and paper?
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  628. There's no way in hell the Russian government will assassinate its relatively well known citizen who is nearly under aged. Just imagine the wrath of the Russian boomers. Putin would be done in a week.
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  629. There's project called Freedombox that helps you to move from corporations and clouds to your own self-hosted services where you own all of the data. Even setting up a messaging service similar to WhatsApp is "relatively" easy to setup. You can tell your friends to download an open source phone client and ask them to connect your messaging server and start instant messaging with them!
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  630. 5:10 You know, there's a reason why that plutonium asbestos cocktail cabinet is permanently sealed.
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  631. The "how dare you" clip may just be one of the most prominent things around when it comes to explaining someone what's clown world all about.
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  632. Use Nitter if you just want to lurk insane shit on Twitter
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  633. Not sure if it's a good idea to touch and wear everything that has been abandoned.
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  634. Based.
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  635. Hello teacher. Have you considered learning how to write proper English?
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  636. THEY = Transwoman (HE), Yep! :goodvibes:
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  637. Chosen land and people cannot be criticized. That is why there is an exclusive derogatory term for such behavior above racism.
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  638. I gotta give it Jonny, switching to talking English to Koreans the way "Koreans talk English" in an attempt to make them understand him better is pretty funny. Carr the porice. He could have made his career from smart soft trolling like this in the footsteps of Borat, but I guess he is not smart enough for that kind of nuanced humor.
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  639. Link to download audio only?
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  640. BASED... on a true story.
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  641. Now, now. Let's tone down the observational behavior or someone might end up spending the next few years in a prison. We would not want that to happen, now would we?
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  642. Just FYI that first spectacle presented in this video happened in Finland too few years ago.
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  643. Town looks about 100% more interactive compared to Avowed, but we'll see.
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  644. How many easiest decisions of the fucking life have we witnessed now?
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  645. @ It does not matter. The window of time to make a decision for a new language came and a decision was made based on what seems to be the best option within that window. Rust was the best decision. See you in 30 years when another window opens. No matter what gets added or removed from C++, it will not be adopted by the kernel within the next 30 years, and it is pretty safe to say C++ will never strip itself from the garbage it has accumulated over the years, which by the way is the reason it was rejected by Linus in the first place. Read the reasoning for adopting Rust by Linus originally posted on the mailing list (link can be found on the policy page). Rust is (maybe 70%) more positive and useful features than just borrow checker and memory safety. Getting all those benefits in place for ANY future language is HARD to get in place as well as Rust has managed to do it.
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  646. @ Half of the bad reputation Rust gets comes from its vast standard library that does not shy away doing heap allocations behind your back. Kernel does not use any of that, just the core language which some might argue is relatively small. Much of Rust's "bloaty utility features" are in fact implemented in the standard library. Even with standard library, there is on-going work to allow you to specify your own allocator for each standard library feature so you can manage more precisely when OS should allocate more memory for you (you can allocate all you need in advance and use your own allocator, which can be faster). This allocator API has been in the oven for years now, and there is still no light at the end of the tunnel yet... I would not worry too much. Linus is pretty conservative and harsh when it comes to technical decisions, so the fact that he gave green light to Rust should indicate that it is unlikely to end up in a disaster destroying his life work. Having used Rust for more than 5 years daily, I am not concerned about the language itself but the strife it can cause between people in kernel when C exclusive maintainers are forced to update Rust code before they get their changes merged, if that happens...
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  647. He'll be back squirming when the dust settles. It's sad that many boomers are unable to see through the destructive moral posing that's rampart in our culture. The boomers only see what the mainstream headlines and other influential talking heads tell them is trending and therefore think that they are doing a favor to the society by parroting these ideas and values without critically thinking the consequences carefully through first. I can't blame them though, it's enough work for younger people to try to see through all the lying, inconsistencies and bullshit that's going on our society, let alone for an older person who does not care to fool around on the internet all day.
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  648. ​ @JupiterWisdom1111  Yeah because Russia does not acknowledge sovereign nations and their own will, it only seeks to expand its imperium by making its neighbour countries its slaves or by conquering them, because of muh history hundreds of years ago. What a fantastic thing to support from the perspective of citizens living in countries next to Russia. And the same goes for NATO, if the country does not want to join, NATO should f off. Cuba should be free to whatever it wants with China, Russia or Iran, and Ukraine should be able to whatever it wants with NATO. Do you want to make the world similar to 1984's world where few super powers enslave everyone?
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  649. Your mannerisms and talk style reminds me of Ricky from Trailer Park Boys. Maybe you are Ricky from alternative universe who does not say stupid shit all the time.
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  650. supreme gentleman at work
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  651. Yes but you cannot mutate data owned by the Rc references if ownership of the data is shared across multiple different Rc references.
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  652. ​ @joelowdon1615  So you would have no problem if ethnic Briton, mass immigration protestor were waving 3rd Reich flag while being interviewed about the dangers of multiculturalism?
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  653. fapcam spring, be prepared
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  654. Cool but too late and shitty move to not release open source drivers for older models.
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  655. ...and JavaScript
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  656. No ethernet port? What a joke.
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  657. Any chance to get a list of music used in the vid? Good stuff!
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  658. that's false proven by the fact checkers because of white nationalism
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  659. What the fuck is going on
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  660.  @CrashHeadroom  The only way to even the playing field is to boycott them and prefer local small businesses. Also spread the word, let everyone know who are the owners of each company and how they practice nepotism.
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  661. What a retard, the ethics of copying code is dictated by licenses. That's it.
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  662. PHP == Kotlin
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  663. ​ @opherv_  Deploying to web is not a bad idea, using one of the worst languages, JS, for a large and complex project such as a video game is, mainly bacause of the nightmare that follows from not having strong type system. You can use TS, which helps a bunch, but you can also compile to wasm from more sane languages nowadays. That is and was my humble opinion.
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  664. Gopnik and Bankrupt
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  665.  @superjnovaannularaurora9065  Glad to hear you support deporting all non-native Europeans from Europe.
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  666. get to work
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  667.  @rahatahmed3955  1 day
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  668. European Americans move back to Europe and we leave the melting pot to boil on its own
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  669. Guys, tell me something. How do you set custom color theme to Dolphin file manager on XFCE4? I had it set up previously with some ridiculous tweaking through theme managers, but now the updates just broke the colors. The ONLY way I was able to get even readable dark colors back to Dolphin was to use KDE system settings theme settings (whose color theme was and is broken as well btw) to make Dolphin use global dark theme. This pretty much sums up the Linux desktop experience if you don't want to restrict which Linux GUI apps you use. 10 years ago when I used KDE4 and Arch Linux (btw), everything worked perfectly and looked beautiful. Now the new KDE is unusable piece of shit, and XFCE4 is the only way to go if you want functional but not bloated garbage DE that can be controlled with mouse.
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  670. Watch Cenk Uygur's performance on recent Piers Morgan Show to get a nice taste of MSM hired by these criminals to drive their narrative.
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  671. Why would Steam do that?
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  672. ​ @Ha-fy6zv  Meaning, asians and caucasians who had to survive in harsh winter environments and come up with clever solutions for thousands of years in order to stay alive got genetically smarter on average, while people in the south did not have to worry about surviving over winter but instead focused on hunting their food with their feet and muscles remained faster and stronger shown by the today's representation in world class sports?
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  673. Mel Gibson was right.
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  674. What a clusterfuck of a country. Proud to be a citizen of China... said no one ever.
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  675.  @galandilvogler8577  Got any good resources to link where shader code optimization and pitfalls are discussed in detail?
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  676. This timeline is wicked.
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  677. Respect for Trump for the interviews, but he is not very good at answering to what he is being asked.
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  678. Why did you put those rainbows there?
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  679.  @bragtime1052  True, and swastika is a symbol of luck.
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  680. ​ @bragtime1052  Thanks for the insight. In return, let me enlighten you and say that sw4stik4 is a symbol of good will and good luck.
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  681. The Rainbow Crab Code itself may seem simple upon reading it, but the true challenge is living it. Passion can rise to the surface. Emotions can cloud our thoughts. Chaos can spiral us into the unfathomable darkness. We all find ourselves staring into the abyss at times. Only those who find a way to rise above the darkness are deemed worthy to become a fanatic Rust rewriter.
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  682.  @Mempler  fast learner, you are
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  683. stress free legally aware life all the way
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  684. When nuclear war starts and people get BTFOd IRL, the most pressing discussion topic becomes the secret behind Mike's neck routine. I believe it was about the same during world wars.
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  685. (6:48) There's a rusty old ass vintage AXE under the sink along with the exposed plutonium and asbestos corroded chernobyl pipes. Roman, you need to rent this apartment and test if that axe glows in the dark.
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  686. After all these years, it's so refreshing to see real talk and no bullshit on a mainstream media platform. Is the world finally getting ready to heal and get better from the clown world sickness that has riddled it for so long now? We've all been saying everything sucks nowadays compared to the 90s and 00s, but maybe we are headed for a new similar golden age, fingers crossed.
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  687. Typical leftie power grab attempt in the name of the "greater good". Move along...
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  688. Wasn't it her who said with a serious face that being a simp is good, simps are kings. The absolute bare minimal effort put into manipulating your victims. A succubus performing a ruthless extraction of funds from mentally handicapped simps.
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  689. ​ @interestingyoutubechannel1  Let's imagine this kind of situation. People from Africa immigrate to Israel and their birthrate is higher than the Jews living in Israel. The Africans assimilate to Israel and say they are zionists and for the existance of Israel as an independent country. As the years go on, the Africans will replace the Jews in Israel and become the majority people of zionist Israel. The zionist Israel still exist but without the Jews. Is this a problem to you or does the existance of independent zionist Israel only matter? If this is not okay for you, can you also agree that the same kind of situation is not okay for European nation countries, for example, and their native populations who deserve the right to their own home land and existance? Therefore, should not Israel and jews support the global movement against mass immigration around the world because of its devastating effects on nations and their populations?
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  690. This just might be funniest internet scandal of the year, maybe ever...
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  691. Occupied country's officials speaking in the language of the occupiers. West Fallen, unironically.
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  692. During this whole interview he does a great job convincing the people of the world how Israel had interest in being part of destroying the twin towers and blaming it on the arab world in order to mobilize USA as Israel's war ally to stabilize the middle east in favor of Israel. Yikes.
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  693. ​ @JaconSamsta  Did you even read what I wrote? I said you can live with it just fine if you just focus on the language and don't engage with political topics that you don't agree with, but there should not be none of it regardless. From what you have said with so much passion I assume you would be fine if a programming language community would post official statements saying they encourage everyone to raise awareness to the fact that European native populations are in danger of losing their distinct caucasian ethnicity, culture and traditions because of the huge number of immigrants coming in from outside of the Europe. The reason being that immigrant population's birthrates are multiple times higher compared to native population, effectively making the whole situation comparable to a slow genocide. Obviously supporting this kind of awareness equals to tolerance, inclusivity and solidarity because we all know the percentages of different ethnicities when we inspect them at global scale, whites are the minority. Nobody wants to genocide the white people and all of its the sub-ethnicities from the world, right? While we are at it, we should also raise awareness to the fact how destructive gender transition hormone therapies can be for underage people who have not developed their brains completely yet to adult level. The process is irreversible and will most likely destroy the person's life entirely if their gender dysphoria adjusts itself once the brain develops fully. Truly horrifying fate for anyone that should have been stopped by responsible adults and society as a whole. It's a no-brainer that supporting this cause is the manifestation of solidarity. If you get triggered by these inclusive and humane causes, we don't want you into our programming community, you sick weirdo!
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  694. ​ @JaconSamsta  Answer to my previous question, would you be okay entering a programming language community that would promote and signal the objectively good causes I listed in their logos and news feeds even if you personally did not agree with these causes (for your own personal reasons, which you absolutely are entitled to)? If not, would it not then be best if the programming community would actually be "inclusive" and not advertise and push these values which are incompatible to your world view, and instead focus solely on the main subject matter which is the programming language?
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  695. Well make a nice about them. I suggest you read the title of this video again.
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  696. Did Tucker take Zuccccker to dinner?
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  697. Affirmative action based on race makes the same ripple effect as lost generational wealth on individual level later on. The issue of taking slots from someone else in education can be solved by making the education free for everyone, and only those who are smart enough to qualify for education get in, meaning smarter people get slots from higher education institutions, etc. This way no race or economic class gets discriminated. Dumb and lazy people get discriminated sure, but that applies to every race and economic class equally and there is nothing you can do about, you can't change genetics and reality. There is a place for dumb people in society doing jobs that match their mental ability. This is the way it works in Scandinavia.
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  698. When you found a country where the people in charge are not globalists but your own native people close to the land
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  699. I hope you tune down that intro or change it to some ambient music.
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  700. Until you open browser
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  701.  @bobbybaratheon  Exactly
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  702.  @KasasagiWad3  That would be fine if the language, such as Rust, would guarantee that you cannot access and change literally any other part of the program from within the function unless you color the function or parts of it with unsafe.
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  703.  @freddiemercury4evr  or 25
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  704. 4:20 dat sound, dayum
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  705.  @Dante-uz7ql  Damn son
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  706.  @Cernunn0s90  Otacon is gay, mmmkay
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  707. Delicious Lead-FUEL
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  708. ​ @Spice.Melange  That is not true, and the best don't mess their body and mind by overworking and not sleeping enough. The industry (and therefore society) will get worse if the industry gets flooded with people who are not inherently driven by passion and genuine interest but instead driven by broken promises made by those who do not know what they are talking about.
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  709.  @Hexanitrobenzene  When you write games you do not want to allocate memory from heap in a game loop that gets updated 60 times a second each time over and over again for data structures that only live for the duration of the loop. You want allocator that just starts overwriting from the beginning of a reserved block of memory and which gets filled during one iteration of the loop. There is a crate called bumpalo that does this well but you need to use different types instead of the regular collections from std. The goal is to make the std collections compatible to custom allocators, like bumpalo, directly so you can more easily swap them as you see fit. I guess the big players care more about web and servers when it comes to Rust development and its funding so there is not that much push for this feature. Also you are most likely fine using the std collections and their default allocation strategy even in games when it comes to overall performance, but not always.
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  710. @ I don't understand what you are trying to say.
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  711. Israel has not yet learned how to be multicultural, and Hamas is going to be part of that transformation, which must take place. Israel is not going to be this monolithic society it was in the last century. Hamas is going to be at the center of that. It's a huge transformation for Israel to make. Israel is now going into multicultural mode, and Hamas will be resented of their leading role, but without that leading role and without that transformation, Israel will not survive.
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  712. The idea of even basic level social cohesion is impossible unless all white people leave SA or all native africans leave SA.
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  713. Somehow. When Elon got in power and "Verified Hate" was not an exclusive privilege anymore for the chosen people, that was not okay with these people so they went to marinate in their mudpot.
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  714. Yeah cuz he is a lunatic bro
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  715. Rust.
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  716.  @anonymousandy2789  hardly anything unusual in modern society
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  717. No more English in England, truly 25:05 "something else"...
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  718. Roman... Let's go voting...
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  719. This is why you need government bureaucracy, real bureaucracy that is corruption free.
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  720. Just wait until he realizes there's physical, behavioral and intellectual differences between different ethnic groups on average.
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  721. Damn man, gotta say you've picked your guests well recently.
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  722. Say what you want about Elon but he might be saving Europe in the grand scheme of things to come in the future by allowing unrestricted mainstream discussion about clown world on his platform, which would be utterly demolished if Twitter was still in the hands of globalists and not owned by some random billiionaire rocket guy.
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  723. From transgender transatlantic BLM military generals to Dr. Phil deporting illegal immigrants on TV. Anyone still have questions about why the political atmosphere in Germany, to everyone's surprise, evolved to what it was up until the end of WW2?
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  724. "They are stronger than you will ever be." Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy... Oh boy...
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  725. It started when Trump got elected the first time, and it escalated from there on.
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  726. Moment of silence for the muslim who burned Quran by setting that library on fire.
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  727. It is time to heal
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  728. Dude, totally the same. We should like hangout or something.
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  729. DEI JANK DINNER'S SERVED BOYS
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  730. Piers Morgan Show is the "who ever says last I am not stupid, you are stupid, wins" for adults.
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  731. ... "Okay..."
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  732. @Miss Jeanna claps hands
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  733. Tyler immaterialized them.
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  734. Can you play duun on it?
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  735. That's like using Vim to save your wrists
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  736. C has generics... void * deez nuts
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  737. Science is eager to begin, commander.
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  738. Plastic carpet
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  739.  @viper2148  Numbers and technological advantage matter. Bears and wolves are dangerous too.
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  740. I can't watch this.
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  741.  @TomCarberry413  Don't think that's possible in Finland, especially in case of a minor.
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  742. I remember the sjw days when people were calling Destiny a Cuckstiny in the comments. I guess they were onto something.
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  743. Just learn the basics of C and then move on to Rust. There's no need to torture yourself.
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  744. How can you be this stupid and evil? Rot in jail.. for the few years you get.
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  745. Classic co vid va x narrative
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  746. /=uck you to Chinese and US governments. Also /=uck you to Russia. /=uck off. Greetings to Iceland, Mongolia, Estonia and maybe some others I guess...
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  747. *Chinese reason
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  748. But what if the device's heat caused the rock and ice to start breaking out and thus it all ended up in the river?
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  749. University whiteboard programming (also mental) is just a shit test to see how long does it take for you to stop swallowing that bullshit
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  750. > those writing C code "simply" (lol) need to do a better job of writing better C code That will never happen as the code is merged based on trust of others and not line-by-line code reviews. The only option is to use a language that attempts to disallow writing basic programming errors related to memory safety and correctness (enforced by the type system).
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  751. That C&C reference short circuted by hungover brain
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  752. He's probably mentally ill.
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  753. What a clusterfuck
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  754. I like turtles
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