Comments by "" (@d3stinYwOw) on "ThePrimeTime" channel.

  1. THIS. IS. NOT. A. LAW. It's not USA, people. It's a converstation starter to get thing rolling, dammit!
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  2. Quick shot - you can use GPL and then sue CoPilot into oblivion ;)
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  3.  @safairette  As typical conversation starter, it should involve more parties than the initial proposer. But, unfortunately, Thor actively denies his presence.
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  4.  @JoseDaviCorreiaPassos  Probably won't be for a long time :)
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  5. As a person who sent that article: I highly suggest checking all of those links, it will make you stop believing in humanity. Really.
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  6. Eclipse recently, after moving to versions starting with year, is actually pretty solid. PyDev is nice, C/C++ and tons of plugins for embedded development and tons of languages supported in general makes it pretty versatile tool in a pocket :)
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  7. About Bob Ross - before he went painting, he was really screaming hard in military :)
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  8.  @TheZamphire  In this case it's totally reasonable.
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  9. Helix is coming back so hard, by having more and more plugins adding it's keybindings to editors like VS*ode. Took it from kakoune, a.k.a editor with clippy :P
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  10.  @streettrialsandstuff  It's not, really.
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  11. Prime yaps too much to understand it :P
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  12.  @ITSecNEO  C is simple, but not easy.
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  13. Mercurial is 10x more sane in terms of UX, DX and handling data than git. That's all to know ;)
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  14. D and Nim ;)
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  15. About your take on power to say no/pushback. Yes, they can pushback, until some product manager comes out and says "I am pm and do as I say" ;)
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  16. It's already there, called Nim ;)
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  17. Mercurial at least does not allow easily to shit in your history
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  18.  @joseoncrack  Exactly, hence why I don't get Primes "you use rebase wrong" - if there's any other way than proper one to handle rebase, your tool is not UX friendly with regards to rebase.
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  19. CPUs don't have anything in here, since vision = powerful GPUs But even when CPUs, still you can mine monero, which is really efficient on CPU side :)
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  20.  @lucyinchat  it was shown not to be.
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  21. Servo is alive, with Verso reference implementation.
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  22. Kate is really great for programming editing purposed, plus Kate can use vim keybindings without plugins. Problem with kate is with... LSP. It have sometimes few issues, like there's no way to have more than 1 LSP running for language in Kate, even multi-lsp-proxy don't work.
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  23. Cookie warnings are malicious compliance attempt and should be outlawed into oblivion.
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  24. Where enums exist in Python, natively xD Just more sophisticated serialization/deserialization engine based on JSON
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  25. You mean that their ChatGPT'd license is wrong? Nice :D
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  26. What if cis-het will be underrepresented in Rust usage? Will they apply 'DEI' here or just be honest and say quiet part out loud? :v
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  27. You got innocently trolled with list comprehension, kek xD. For python in general, it's worth learning. A lot. You can do a lot of things with python, not only AI/Science/Tooling. If you like open/end tokens, then you would love Ada :D. For type annotations in python - they're really 'welded onto language' instead of feeling like they belong here in any way, shape or form.
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  28. Mercurial is decentralized, just does not allow to shoot yourself in the foot with history like git. It sounds like SVN/CVS/TFS environment :)
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  29.  @TehGhostWhoPlay  If usa people invested more than 5s of their time to understand how things in EU work, then it would not end up so mangled as it is currently.
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  30. Star in proc name is NOT pointer - it means that this proc is exported outside of module. For pointers, you need to use 'ref' ;)
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  31.  @dts1845  It was obvious from Ross voice that it was clearly sarcastic/cynical.
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  32. Java faster than C? Well, check in what Matlab is written and why it's so heck fast :)
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  33.  @diadetediotedio6918  Well, freedom for selling azbest for example? It's not such black-and-white like you try to paint it.
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  34. As of DRY - It does not need to be dry as desert. Just dry enough :)
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  35. Bro picked Zig, when Nim beats it to the core, lol :D
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  36. And disliked + unsubbed for disliking gpl :)
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  37. Zed? You mean lapce side-baby?
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  38.  @PaulSebastianManole  Not only he, but quite a few fellows, Prime himself as well. About Mob programming, TDD and design first.
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  39. And with that video, Prime officially entered "The one who shall not be named" board, alongside Lunduke. Read more about it, you just entered warzone with that ;) But, to be frank, I applaud that you covered this wild history. Everybody should step up and oppose such things in open source space.
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  40.  @JonathanTheZombie  grep -r "unsafe" . | wc -l
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  41. If you want to hack around willy-nilly, just make personal Open Source projects and flood them with commits :)
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  42. Reasoning about name and branding works not only for games. This should be applied EVERY-FRICKIN-WHERE.
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  43. Hilarious parody to the max, but definitely you lack that real experience how it really is in corporations ;)
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  44. Geany sucks by today standards. No proper LSP support, project plugin with hardcoded ctags cli flags. Kate eats it from the start, even if it have it's own issues, like only one LSP per language (multi-lsp-proxy don't work since Kate does not support workspace/Symbol or something like this from spec) and not differentiating on file extensions, which makes using ada lang server( supports ada and gpr project files, but gpr with a switch) or python lsp server other than python-lsp-server without plugins a chore
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  45. To be honest, I'd pick mercurial even without RIIR (Rewriting it in Rust)  @monad_tcp 
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  46. You can use TDD everywhere, but you can't test everything, that was his point. I'm doing TDD privately, rather it's slight mutation, called AMDD - Agile Modeling Driven Development. It solves step with designing your solution by trying to model it first in whatever you want, be it SysML, UML or something else. And yes, TDD IMHO should look integration-lookalike to be most useful. Maybe you should look at his practical videos where he refactored code in java or wrote small fizzbuzz with TDD?
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  47.  @georgerogers1166  AGPL too, which is GPL but designed for networked services
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  48. X++, language for Microsoft Dynamics 365, kek
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  49. Rabbit broke GPL v2, just like 50%+ other android companies. Nothing burger.
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  50. You're overselling people ability to solve problems. We can do stuff, but I think you're too biased by your own mixture of survivorship bias and confidence of your own skills. Plus, What you're referring to being a junior dev, it's closer to mid dev ;)
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  51. 1. Don't buy HP crap 2. On linux printers are 10x easier than on wnitddos. 3. TDD always wins, y'all were wrong.
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  52. Thor did another video on his channel. Curious to hear what he's saying now...
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  53.  @Andrew-uk5ty  Typical 'murrica take
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  54.  @davion_4623  It's not even trying to be a discussion, because in discussion you need more than person talking to the chat, but proper video call together, to DISCUSS
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  55.  @davion_4623  This won't change anything. IF someone wants change, then Scott Ross & Louis Rossmann awaits. Arrange call. But Thor won't, and people around him neither ;)
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  56. That's why local LLMs and 'uncensored' models should be the standard EVERY.FRICKIN.WHERE
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  57.  @ThePrimeTimeagen  The burden of doing OSS is only there when your project is known by more than your grandpa and closest friends.
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  58.  @davr9724  And Nim in embedded also emerges :)
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  59. Issue with underdelivering might also be when you got a task which basically drowns you totally. That person might work his hardest, and deliver nothing, but giving that task to somebody else - and you have it on a plate few hours later. About vulkan - he's wrong, since vulkan can be run on every single GPU, regardless if it's NVidia, AMD, Intel or anything like this.
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  60. About Python speed - somebody didn't used things like list comprehensions :D
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  61. But... what about Nim? Where we can place it compared to Zig?
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  62. Let him try real language, Nim 8-)
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  63. Real rust killer is Nim. Prove me wrong. 8-)
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  64. Elon being elon - typical xD
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  65. If you want to know, 5G cell towers use JavaScript... :P Plus it's a extension of JS on embedded devices, quite old idea. Did you know that ARM have JS accelerator? Plus, Nim combines GC and embedded 8-)
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  66. Check Joshua Fluke takes ;)
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  67. If you're 'pathic enough you can play with to manipulate it into explicit thing, but requires few hours xD
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  68. C have restrict keyword, which C++ doesn't :) PS. Nim rocks!
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  69.  @shinobuoshino5066  depends if you have a choice of selecting compiler for your project. There are more architectures than x86, ARM and RISC-V, you know? ;)
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  70.  @shinobuoshino5066  3/10 trollin' or geniuely uninformed ;)
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  71.  @shinobuoshino5066  so just trolling. Bye :)
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  72. V is like degraded Nim ;)
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  73. On test coverage and 'how to write tests' you're inline with CD guy :D
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  74. Just y'all switch to Mercurial or Fossil. Simple 8-)
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  75. Sounds like Nim lang to me, with borrow checker added :D Eventually everybody switch to OCaml. :v
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  76. Better step would be to adopt Ada more, better fits govs 8-)
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  77. You can always write to your good colleagues remotely and write your issues out, as to interactive rubber duck. As of promotions - my highest rate of promotions was on remote work, not on-site ;) Plus, you're extra biased because of your work experience. What you had is like what, extreme minority of rest devs?
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  78. This article focuses on behavioral-based tests, plus if code was not written to be testable in the first place, people won't write tests.
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  79. 1st is simple - because corporate people are hard-headed af.
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  80. Again, missing Nim opportunity :c
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  81. So much talk about picking compiled language, but gl & hf with getting colleagues to switch languages. Works for greenfield projects, not for existing ones.
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  82.  @morosis82  I know it's doable, but I think in your situation you had approvals, willingness from team lead and colleagues etc. That's the hardest part of it.
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  83. Game development uses Perforce and only recently try things like git-lfs. Also mercurial better handles binary files than git in default configuration. In general - git is not the only one, mercurial is underappreciated nowadays, just like Fossil :)
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  84. Atomic git commit + TDD (AMDD better IMHO) sounds like something great to be fair :P
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  85. DT (DistroTube) wrote haskell + GTK apps, had tutorial too!
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  86.  @davidmcclellan4621  It's not.
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  87. 1. There are nice models which train on input from another LLM, like OpenHermes 2. Chat gipiti went crappy mostly because of jailing it to hell and to get something nice out of it, you need to jailbreak it, just like iOS or Android (aka Root) 3. Academias now have anti-LLM mechanisms in anti-plagiarism software, but there are already AI powered tools which can fool AI-powered tools which combat AI generated data. 4. Issue with copyrighted and copyleft (GPL, AGPL, LGPL) data is only in GPT-3.5/GPT-4, which powers your Github CoPilot, and their latest attempts to provide a 'muzzle' for it, it's only post-generation, their models are already 'spoiled'. What about that topic? ;)
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  88. Nim.
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  89.  @jerbear97  mutually inclusive*
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  90. More cuts, flashes and bangs on this video, retinas and brains will withstand.
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  91. Nim, all in white, comes and does both exceptions and errors as values. 8-)
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  92. You're welcome. Outside of that, I still like your content and your persona. :)
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  93. Digital elements might be about hardware elements connected with software, which mostly is about embedded development. There were changes in this legislation to protect open source development, but how it will end up - I don't know.
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  94. Prime and writing D and Ada? No way
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  95. Elmax, product on which ContinuousDelivery guy worked, let's goooo
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  96. I only had issues with extensions which were not updated for a LONG time for a newer versions, except one - EmbSysDebug or something like this.Other than that - flawless
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  97.  @harleyspeedthrust4013  Eclipse have various plugins available. Which one do you miss?
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  98. Try playing AI powered game called 'Suck Up!' ;)
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  99. Mutation is not faster for python strings - they're immutable by default, so in general it's slow af to concatenate strings in python xD
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  100. Meta also gave us LLaMA, so... :)
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  101. Cars and no react/web? Let me introduce you to Tesla and whole infotainment systems :)
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  102. Talking about unit test? It's not Dave Farley, since he hates unit tests basically. :)
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  103. Scrum master should be every one of us. Bring being person to the work - again. Not ticket machine. then scrum master 'role' would die. At least one I have in other team does some JS coding xD
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  104. Your take on that is half-way. Other half is what you had on that other company, where you would rather want to put salt onto your eyeballs. No drive, nothing like that. That's real issue.
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  105. For Youtube cost - they stopped reporting costs to the public. You ain't gonna get it.
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  106. He understands how bad Netflix for linuxers is, and DRM 'n stuff. It's your bias :) As of FUTO keyboard - great product
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  107. If not VSCode, then why not Kate? ;)
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  108. Drew is positive, unless you talk about Redict and Hyprland ;)
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