Proof that a silicon valley success story is just a list of..: * Hard work * Little bit of luck * Preparation * Timing * Negligence of family * Work over social relations * Geographical location No pressure, kids 😁

I don't think its worth the time

Good video!

you don't know what you just did. I'm almost in tears. I thank you so much for this information, you just blessed everyone with the sauce. I cant thanks you enough! You are a great human being

"The Social Awkward" 😅

methflix

ur great man

no comments about the crazy keyboard??? what is that? does it have all the same keys as a standard keyboard ?

60 hours of coding a week while making videos? Hmm..

3:00

Don’t trust this guy if you’re a new software developer his interests as a content creator doesn’t align with yours. Find a different mentor

How to run :so(space)pv at 3:18? It says "E484: Can't open file pv"

Fullstackagen

THIS VIDEOOOOOOOOOOOO. 0.75x sounds like he's speaking at normal speed. Never felt so annoyed but this is the best neovim video ever

When do you think ultra wide band will saturate 70 percent of major population centers

as we say in Russia: ну нахер

This is a hilarious video…

I have been learning rust and this was very helpful

One of the best tutorial for VIM

I was nervous. I didn't get to see the video earlier. I thought you were leaving this channel. Strength and success in future projects.

Horsing around as usual.

I like this old man

I LOVE this kind of practical teaching

love the awkward silence during the opening. just the sound of hooves

So: let go of your pride. Got it.

I was looking for a plan that does NOT require maturity and effort. Is something like that a possibility?

I'm a little embarrassed - I can code animations in Gsap manually but this Vim thing is beyond me... lol. wow a new world opened up here.

more tips like this! liked it!

3:40 man that was funny.

Tough crowd

Can someone explain to me why to do all this? Like in my mind vim is for working on computers remotely where you wouldn’t be able to just set all this up every time and IDEs are just more convenient for developing on your own computer.

Boost

When I tried htmx on my own, I wound up with a button giving birth to another button. It's probably a rite of passage for learning HTMX.

Dear Primeagen! That's my first sentient comment on KZbin. I want to tell you how much I appreciate the things what you are shared. I'm a C++ dev and hopefully you won't delete my message just because of C++, lol. I watch you for a pretty long time and you helps me to get motivated with my job. Thanks for all the stuff you are doing. I am grateful for sharing this part with belief and addiction and I really hope it will be a good example for me in changing my life to better. I know that it sounds kinda nonsense, sometimes I preach in Kazakshtan Lutheran Church, and if you don't mind, may I share your story with our congregation? If you answer no, that's completely fine, I will not do that, but I think it can motivate not only me. All best wishes to you! thanks!

Some honest programmer

and then you change random stuff and it works and you have no idea why

I wanna thank whoever invented the computer and the people who came before me so that I have the chance to be included in this amazing journey called programming. Learning to program a computer completely changed my life.

To play devils advocate for a second, isn't this boilerplate trademark stuff?

Are you okay man? Feels like you're having a meltdown

he should go back to meth. meth is way cooler then netflix and he'd probably be less annoying if he did more meth.

The thing about learning abstract concepts and complex systems is you have to *experience* them. You have to run into an issue, have a need, something to accomplish. Once you do that a bunch of times, you’ll find that all of the seemingly random concepts and weird tools and lingo suddenly click, and you now can put them into practice as you see fit. Hell, I didn’t get why I’d want to make my own array for outputs in powershell until I ran into a function that did not return the original input, and needed to have my input and the function output on the same line. Suddenly arrays made sense. Just silly little things like that to contextualize a concept and get your head wrapped around it.

"does anybody handle the error?", me in my first internship job where nobody handled any errors (they programmed javascript)

why /after? What is the logic behind the naming

It’s extremely misleading. They’re saying you’ll learn to code, sure. But not at the competency level you need to be useful.

IdeaVim and I am not ashamed.

Doc would be proud of that dance

I can’t tell, is this satire? Lol

So inspirational thank you!!

I understand both sides. When i first learned programming from nothing i learned the basics in about 2 weeks and was then able to code further ideas on my own. I definitely still had so so much more to learn and am still learning and if i compare myself to back then i basically knew nothing. But that 2 week course gave me all the ground work to know how to figure out anything else i wanna do.