The main strength in Zig is the comptime, it's also it's main weakness - since any code can execute in a comptime function, this any code can take as much time to execute as it needs, for this reason, often times the LSP simply gives up, and essentially renders itself useless. Another is the thing with lazy error reporting, it's really, really annoying during development time. I want to see my errors the moment I make them, not only when I call the function.

Should hear from Linus Torvalds on this. Isn't he the "top guy" of Linux?

If C is under attack, What is the problem of PHP if the developer knows what he is doing

What exactly is the WEIRD thing you found?

Hello Linux users

Japanese Game Developers in the 80s: You can tell what your code does by looking at it?

3:34 perestroika dolls???

"Did you know you can get hacked by a picture? " Yes, I've know about it for over two decades :/

This exploit was used against me and I believe I got source code from it and all kinds of other information is there anyway I could contact you and maybe allow u to view the data

hey man, how do I get my C code to be displayed like that from terminal? Is it a open source python project you're running

SHIT ! (˘̩̩̩̩̩̩̩◡˘̩̩̩̩̩̩̩ )

I got the pointer. I mean the reference. I mean the movie reference.

rawr

Big muscle = cheat Big brain = don't

Rule 1: No recursion. P.S: I see it is rule 4 here.

No wonder why my pc acting so abnormal, yt browser nothing was working properly, even it effect my other pc games nd network connection. I keep getting disconnected nonstop, my ping was so high i couldn't even uninstall league of legends or riot client. Just delete it by your video nd clear all junk from my C drive. It's really bullshit to use riot client.

lol

This is a very relatable video. :P

"what do you recommend to get into cybersecurity" don't

The compiler will warn you.

Love its function nature, everything is immutable and variable are treated as state

hahaha that's how to work the algorythm!

2:07 thus picture quality loss, like jpeg format (as opposed to GIF lossless compression)

Jai Linton, John Hammond

So… if you truncated the binary approximation of 1/9 after 6 bits like you showed, then your constant would come out to 939,524,096. In that case, 86 F would convert to 29.5312 C.

0:35 Bro's parents named this guy LowLevelLearning

BOFA Deeez nuts

Mate you lost me at 06:11 , suddenly it did not make sense. I'm still at the basics of learning C, so will revisit this often. But seriously thank you for simplifying the concept of pointers and how to visualize them, it really helped.

I get that, but maybe we shouldn't call it "dangerous". I really would rather not have some dumb politicians pass laws that make me jump through hoops to write c or c++ because they think it will hurt someone.

Pointer Fun with Binky!

IEEE 754

on PC it's only a matter of playing around with Art Money for 3 minutes =)

Rust should replace C++ as Rust is obviously superior. The real power of C++ is the power of C. C++ is "C with crap".

I've never seen a cheater on league of legends, am I the only one around here with this opinion?

So much nostalgia, This reminds me of the TIFF exploit that allowed users to downgrade their PSPs from 2.0+ to 1.50

meanwhile python proagrammers

This reminds me of "not hotdog" from Silicon Valley lol. When the episode aired I was working for Facebook and traveled to the Austin, TX office where I was given a tour of a vendor floor that manually reviewed phalic images to determine if they were "not hotdog" lol. It clicked for me that humans are training models, and humans are wrong, a lot.

I'll have to preface my comment with the fact that I'm still new to the whole C thing because I don't want people to misunderstand my intentions. However, doesn't goto seem like a crappier version of a function? Can't I implement the logic mentioned in the video with functions and achieve better readability?

First line wrote could be unsafe if the library is replaced by a malware lmao

This video is a bit odd. The easy to understand stuff at the beginning of the video was repeated multiple times, and the part I wanted to watch, the "magic", was breezed over with almost no discussion.

I know all of the "things" Just not well. 😌

Apple will have to design another "accidental" unfixable bug to let the NSA massively spy.

so my degree is computer science business edition" major in "cyber security" first cert linux networking

I want to learn assembly.

i went from 2k hours on csgo with 1k worth of skins to playing valorant because i was tired of cheaters, then vanguard happen and i moved again to league of legends and around 1k-2 hours if not more and lots of paid skins and now i stopped playing league too i, an hater of cheaters, was forced to not play because of cheaters. vanguard is a victory for cheaters. not legit players. if vanguard falls my pc falls. im not playing with that dogshit fuck you riot. fuck you

Degrees never make you an expert on anything. That comes from experience. Higher education gives you enough background and basic understanding to specialized in specific fields during your career. That's not unique to cyber security.

webp never does anything right

Wait, who is this dude. I want to keep watching the video. Sounds really interesting

More proof that open source does not automatically mean secure, despite the nearly countless people who propagate that myth (and no, I'm not saying that closed source is any better). It's insane to me that there are no bounds checking /validation on a function which is working with user-supplied data.

Regarding the question, "how did we get here?", the answer is easy -- people don't like to validate data. They assume they will always be handed valid data which will conform to their implementation.