Comments by "Chrysippus" (@4.0.4) on "Fireship" channel.

  1. Privacy is a human right. That's why I think politicians shouldn't have any.
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  2. C: write once, compile everywhere. Java: write once, run everywhere. Perl: write once, read never.
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  3. Loki, Grafana, Tempo and Prometheus sounds like the perfect stack for my $5 hobby project VPS!
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  4. Personally I think the constant release of "groundbreaking solutions" is more of a testament to the sea of self-inflicted problems in web development.
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  5. Normal people: "Sample To-Do app" Fireship: "Tinder for horses"
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  6. I should start monetizing all my "I told you so" predictions. This seems fun.
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  7. Or P# to make it clear it's a whole new, legally distinct language.
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  8. Please write about it somewhere! That sounds like hell to debug. Congratulations!
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  9. There's no way bad actors will just fake these content signatures. There's also no way massive intrusive surveillance could backfire. It never happens. Please, I need to keep my social score for grocery privileges.
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  10. No Kim Dotcom? There's a few others as well that could make a part 2, like Aaron Swartz is still serving life in heaven
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  11. The internet had peaked around those times. It's been downhill ever since.
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  12. Was thinking the same thing.
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  13. The power level of fireship is off the charts. Guy knows his stuff.
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  14. There is also /opt which software can use to /opt out of the correct file system structure.
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  15. That's also a good reason to use Godot in general. Don't underestimate the joy of lightweight and its effect on productivity.
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  16.  @ghosthunter0950  the problem is career politicians, like those who were getting huge paychecks from the USAID money laundering racket.
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  17. ✅ Open source AI ✅ Open weights AI ✅ Locally runnable AI ❌ Apple, Google and Microsoft
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  18. I think most "affordable" household robots will be a Roomba with a bigger arm (tall enough to use a sink or something). Though I'd love it if humanoid ones are affordable.
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  19. He's unironically so open about all he's doing that conspiracy theories are just spoiler alerts.
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  20. Well, definitely funnier that the "why scientists don't trust atoms" one they love so much.
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  21. Watching on ReVanced 😂👍
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  22.  @somerandy3062  if you're arguing we wouldn't have human rights without politicians, my condolences.
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  23. "We live in interesting times" >Orwellian dystopia footage Checks out.
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  24. Yep he was raided too, in a very public manner
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  25. I was just looking for a library that says hi to my mom, thanks. Doing it manually was clogging up my main thread. Please also cover how to integrate it with TTS and VoIP!
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  26. Freedom > safety. Make them all write the "sticks and stones" quote 100x on a blackboard like Bart Simpson.
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  27. This makes sense, seeing as Anaconda's speed when "solving environment" was inspired by Windows Update (and possibly Greenpeace).
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  28.  @Chillerll  I think he would have hated it with a passion. Would have been fun to hear a rant.
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  29. Private and secure browser that needs an account to use, sends your data to Google servers and doesn't even secure that properly.
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  30. You realize WebGPU doesn't run in the cloud, right? And that cloud gaming is mostly an alternative for people with no GPU?
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  31. I heard R is pain. Is that true?
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  32. It's still compiling.
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  33. Coolest webs: 🥉 The web 🥈 James Webb telescope 🥇 Gary Webb
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  34. Hey, this video is great. You could do a similar one on CSS Pre-processors such as Stylus, Less, Sass, Pleeease, PostCSS, etc.
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  35. I just hope it becomes an uncensored, 4-bit quantized model soon so I can compare it with WizardLM or Vicuna (both have 30B versions you can run under 24GB of VRAM).
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  36. Did Fireship make a video on those new (and/or less used) Javascript features like logical assignment? I missed that one being introduced.
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  37. Am I the only one that really appreciates the embedded database? I hope that feature stays, it's the reason I'm going to try it for a small pet project.
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  38. "Beep Boop Hello Fellow Humans"
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  39. Man I miss the early days of Web 2.0 where every API was as open as possible and everything could improve everything else. We need openness back.
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  40. You will live to see man-made waifus beyond your comprehension. - Nikola Tesla
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  41. MindsDB is the most interesting one but that Planetscale free tier is almost too good to be true... Makes me wanna do something with it.
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  42. I think Godot is on track to becoming the Blender of game engines.
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  43. Sweet, we'll have an inferior ChatGPT that send Google all our most personal data 🥳 I'm sure it will have cool new censor guardrails and moderation filters 😎
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  44. That monitor John Carmack is using at 1:37 is an early 90s 1080p monitor. I think that was 20fps too back then, for just text 😂
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  45. I'm also annoyed Microsoft might ruin Mistral. AI should be open. If regulations ever affect the space, I hope they force openness as opposed to centralized profit.
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  46. ​ @kornflakesjunkie  AI safety is not the innovation people want. No user wants AI to better tell him "no". This is why DeepSeek is so beloved, it's open.
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  47. I'm not going to advocate for FaunaDB because for me it's self-host or bust, but whatever zero income project you're doing either doesn't need a big scalable DB or it provided enough value to people that you could have, I dunno, a Patreon/SubscribeStar/etc, or at worse ads.
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  48. The anti-white hatred at Google was pretty apparent for all to see. I assume they'll roll it back to a more subtle level so it's not too obvious.
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  49. Hey, you're awesome! Love the idea and name/logo.
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  50. Living in a farm does sound better and better.
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