Comments by "" (@jboss1073) on "Stefan Mischook" channel.

I am currently using ChatGPT-4 to write CSS and HTML and JavaScript for me. I am a coder with decades of experience, just not in front-end, but I can give it tight instructions and I am getting good results. Nothing to complain about.
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ThePrimagen prides himself in knowing many algorithms by heart. I knew he was wasting his time from the start. Einstein said not to commit to memory what can be easily looked up. Turns out he was right again.
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I had said that this was going to be a copyright problem from the beginning - see the old "the color of your bits" article when the mp3 era was here.
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@joacoschanz But this video's point is precisely that learning how algorithms work step by step will NOT make you a better programmer. What makes a better programmer is managing complexity.
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@caoinismyname I completely agree, I was specifically talking about how hard each language is to learn. C is absolutely simple. As far as usage, you're right, C++ is much easier. in C you can barely move without reinventing the wheel yourself, chaperoning strings which don't exist, and so on.
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@Talk378 He made 400k in Netflix to write some bullshit "testing software" that any kid could have written. He is a know-nothing who likes to show off.
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@Teting7484f Yes, basically using it as a faster way (than Google) of getting to code and some small documentation. If ChatGPT-4 ever becomes too dumb to put out CSS code, I will have no need for it.
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@caoinismyname That's funny. A lot of people must think C is harder just for being lower-level, but C is an absolutely tiny language compared to C++, and that tiny size really restricts how complex C can be.
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When is the industry going to learn to KISS?
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How did J++ get sued by Java but JavaScript didn't?
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