Comments by "Michael Lenczewski" (@kayakMike1000) on "ThePrimeTime" channel.

  1. ​ @TroubledTrooper let's hope we can transfer his vision into a reasonable benevolent AI dictator.
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  2. ​ @KX36 winning in this case is only an illusion.
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  3. C avoids any ABI by design. Its up to the OS and architecture to do the ABI. The function calling convention (part of the ABI) is the prologue and epilogue the architecture probably suggests to include...
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  4. i dunno... man, there's money to be arbitraged with faster transactions. If there's money to be made it could be 10000 times faster, for a price.
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  5. In engineering, there ARE rules. Its called physics.
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  6. I care. It's important stuff. Casey Muratori is a fantastic brain that is so enthusiastic. Love that guy.
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  7. Well cyberpunk 2077 was a bit of a disappointment at launch.
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  8. just write bad code. in C++. That would irritate him.
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  9. We can do more dumb stuff faster now!
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  10. It always was
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  11. I remember when i learned python list comprehensions. I started doing them everywhere . I knew it was a problem when i made a comprehension from a comprehension.
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  12. They can write their own kernel.
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  13. Trends exist because everyone has the same need, requirement, or desire. I guess I don't really disagree with you. Back in the early 1900s, I wonder if cars were overblown. 120 years later, cars are still a pretty big deal.
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  14. Hum... I was exactly opposite from that. When I started writing code, I felt that you needed a "masters degree in eclipse or visual studio" to get any understanding on what you're ACTUALLY doing.
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  15. ​ @PixelThorn  c++ was always shitty.
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  16. Tom is like... if I had a nickle every time they served up something
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  17. ​ @zeuglcockatrice4633  all hail Tom's brilliance.
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  18.  @user-hk3ej4hk7m  its not C's fault you linked it wrong.
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  19. J-Diesle is also a perfect programming language
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  20. Me too, it would be a great loss
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  21.  @Jeppelelle  Some people are really amusing when they go all tilty.
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  22. I disagree, culture doesn't flow from anywhere. It's a distributed phenomena where we all participate. Linus Torvalds is just brave enough to say what he really thinks.
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  23. Hmm... I would really like to see namespaces in C. I guess you could enforce namespaces with something in the linter...
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  24. Mostly... Those libraries suck, mostly. You would be surprised what can be done by the standard library.
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  25. ASN.1 is more like a weird BSON format, at least in the DER encoding... It's a byte for the type, then a size of the following bytes....
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  26. There's unreadable code, and then there's cryptic shit like perl.
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  27. He lost me when he said Git doesn't scale. It seems to scale just fine for the linux kernel developers.
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  28. Stack overflow is so doomed.
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  29. Me too. The old code can be used for unit testing,
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  30. Real men!
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  31. If running the full test suite takes 30 hours, dedicate more resources to run different parts of the test concurrently. If you could get 10 systems, you could run your tests twice each work day.
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  32. Which policy would that be? The ones you like?
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  33. Just curious, I never really did much social media beyond YouTube. My brain just isn't big enough to handle more than one. Is the problem the platform or the people? It seems to me that people are becoming more toxic. It could be caused by social media.
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  34.  @MaxHaydenChiz  That's NOT a problem with C, its because that Coldfire processor has some gizmo peripheral that specific to coldfire. Its a dependency on the hardware.
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  35. I was the maintainer of the "trash can Mac." It was a Linux box converted into a Windows box that ran WSL with an Arch Linux image. I called it out as technical debt so many times...
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  36. ​@zealy1369it's not vim's fault you didn't revision control your configs, you nincompoop
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  37. ​ @zeocamo precisely, and configs are super easy to pull over to a new system with a git clone!
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  38. so... what exactly do you mean rewrite C? do you mean rewrite a C compiler? Why would this assert dominance?
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  39. When you make a change on a branch and intend for the maintainer or yourself to pull your changes into master, running the regression tests to make sure it's ok.
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  40. ​ @CottidaeSEA  well, dependencies can be their own challenge
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  41. ​ @CyberDork34  u beat me to it
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  42. someone needs to take the requirements to the engineers. That requires people skills.
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  43. Stack overflow is doomed.
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  44. I ate nachos
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  45. A java virtual machine implemented in java.
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  46. If you're not developing some solution, what are you using vim and linux for?
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  47. Milk Toasty take. I think you need some more flavor.
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  48. Needs power and chip fabs.
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  49. Decorators are GREAT!!!
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  50. I would love to be a virtuoso at really anything ... At this moment, i want to be a C virtuoso
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  51. Namespaces are pretty cool
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  52. Python or C or both. Maybe Java, but kotlin seems interesting.
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  53. Agile manifesto signers, Fowler and thomas
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  54. And AI governs better than 100% of tired old men.
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  55. I have to struggle with not having an opinion. I must have over 9000 opinions about over 9000 things.
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  56. Odroids are nice.
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  57. But is it J-Diesle?
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  58. ​ @NGC1433 dude, seriously? Maintainer has strong opinions about shit getting in his code base and you have the gall to suggest sarcasm. Go take a long walk off a short pier.
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  59. ​ @tsyf1 there's no way you know x86 instruction set better than your compiler.
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  60. ​ @omersakkar5670 why I think Maxwell's field equations and quantum mechanics are better than semiconductors.
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  61. Long live the JDSL!
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  62. ​ @gotoastal github isn't git
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  63. Maintaining a million line code base is a skills problem on architecture.
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  64. Open source, closed commit seems ok.
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  65. Meson is way more pleasant to use than CMake.
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  66. Wtf is the interruptuons?
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  67. Linux is just a means to an end.
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  68. J-Diesel!!!
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  69. If you have bad merge conflicts, you didn't split the effort very well.
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  70. It's a revision control tool. Kinda hard to screw up.
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  71. Code documents itself, yackoff.
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  72. JDSL is the main language of devops.
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  73. Seems a bit half-baked to me
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  74. I am Gen X and I use vim.
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  75. ​ @maimee1  sometimes recursion is reasonable, like in directory structures.... Though there should be a hard limit.
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  76. Assembly is HUGE... And different for each processor.
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  77. Hum.. I always thought vi was pronounced "six" and vim was a joke name.
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  78. Well... x86 ISA is a bit of a swamp. I think that was Jim Keller's hot take on it. RISC-V can support extentions, custom and bolt in standad extensions.
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  79. Dunking on my arch linux?
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  80. Exceptions are not errors... Exceptions cause wierd stack unwinding....
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  81. I hate hate hate Rust evangelism
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  82. Stop using C++, use plain C.
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  83. Tube electronics is damn cool.
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  84. Isn't it called ×?
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  85. No name spaces....
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  86. They are more cargo cults with a few actual religions.
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  87. Perl is never a good choice.
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  88. ​ @rusi6219 touché
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  89. Why be respectful to the Rust devs?
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  90. Encapsulate with opaque pointers
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  91. I got so angry at all the IDEs when I started... I felt like you needed a freakin' masters degree to understand everything in vs or eclipse. That's when I just went with vim. Haven't tried neovim.
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  92. It doesn't have to be a good game, it just needs to be fun. Well... It doesnt even need to be that fun... It needs to compel people to spend money on it.
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  93. I think it needs a little more time in the oven.
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  94. It's an echo chamber not a hive mind ...
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  95. ​ @OnFireByte OOP sucks dude.
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  96. I am a C programmer that is perpetually in the valley of despair. I know what C is capable of, but getting it to go there sometimes confuses me.
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  97. ​ @ScibbieGames I program operating systems... I think it's exciting, but others think it's really boring.
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  98. ​ @MikaelIsaksson yeah. I like asm so much, I put it in my C.
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  99. Uh... No. 90% of C programers strive to be in the top 10%. They know they gotta work hard for that
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  100. ​ @steveoc64  birds aren't real.
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  101. ​ @MagpieMcGraw  oop in C, you can forward declare a structure, then hide stuff from others in the implementation.
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  102. Operating systems are super interesting. Programs are just "plug-ins" to the true master program running on the system. The mechanisms to support this plugin abstraction (and all the other abstractions like sockets or files) is really fascinating.
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  103. I would back them up... Computers seem to scale up in exponential rules. One generation is twice as good as the previous generation.
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  104. Yup. Me too. I used basic on a TRS-80. I started by pecking programs into the machine from articles from 321 Contact magazine. Back in the day...
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  105. Trump good? Trump Bad? Trump is just a symptom of what came before. The left just pushed and pushed and pushed... There's no compromise no conversation. So now the pendulum swings the other way and with all that energy it flies back with the force of a wrecking ball.
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  106. I dislike rust, zig, and c++. They're all dumb, coders could just learn how to use C with a good linter.
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  107. Lua popularity exists because of the popularity of Factorio. The Factory Must Grow!
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  108. I am using my eyes for something else, thats why the primeagean reads for me.
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  109. No, i hate IDEs far more than anyone. Its like flames, burning flames, at the side of my face, burning burning...
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