I'm sorry dude, the sound quality falls really short, I cannot understand you.

As a designer myself, I think it’s really beneficial for engineers to help out in design, especially bc like Chester said we might miss out on certain details or solutions bc we dont have the tools or the knowledge. Engineers don't have to be designers to design, just need to be interested in improving their apps' experience 😄

Thank you. I spent a sunny afternoon a few months ago, last night and this morning following this video to learn and enjoyed it very much.

Great talk! It would be nice if next time the microphone audio could be patched into the computer directly.

pretty video your channel need to have 1M subscribers

we're unable to see the screen with the slides/code :'( will the slides/code be shared for this talk?

Hi NUSHackers, is there part 2 of the video on Jane Street coming up separately?

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Wonderful work! I was just working on something similar in my spare time tinkering with Platform.Worker for creating my i3wm status bar entirely in Elm on my ArchLinux installation and then I was let's just write a full stack app with Elm and ports with Node and I was genuinely happy when I saw your work. I didn't even know about Lamdera it looks so cool I gotta try it out! Thanks for your talk sir.

lol I forgot 1 last refactor in the live demo: instead of rendering data hosted on the page, get the data from server instead! and I've recorded the short bit here kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4mukoiDat6smsU

Hi, the video quality is bad, I can’t look at the code, thanks NUS hackers ;)

For the second part of the Day 1 Stream, please visit kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH2UZomtf6mdp5o.

I read Karen and I thought you were implementing a Karen AI...

Damn this is good!

Hi Nus, is it possible for me to get the data?

Awesome!

At 1:43:46, line number 47 should be ""(and new-subst (unify (rhs t1) (rhs t2) new-subst))))"". Adding the new-subst to the line would make this unify so it matches with Prof. Hemann's implementation from his paper. Would this contribute to the angry repl around 2:09? I am jumping around and watching bits and pieces so I am not sure if the bug in the unify was fixed.

thanks for uploading this! i missed the real time lecture for this

Why so little people see this video? as of now, this video is the only i saw for ruby 3, many details is exposed.

Thanks for having me! All the best.

thank you so much for organizing this talk and making it public!

Great video format about hacks! You've got a new follower!

great stuff

best explanation for a beginner

Wow, finally an idiot-proof, step-by-step explanation for this system. Bet you had almost forgotten you uploaded this video, huh? =D

Just incase someone needed it the blog.rb code is: require 'sqlite3' class Blog def initialize() @db = SQLite3::Database.open('blog.sqlite') end def posts self.post_array_to_hash(@db.execute("SELECT * FROM posts")) end def new_post(title, body) @db.execute("INSERT INTO posts (title, body) VALUES ('#{title}', '#{body}')") @db.last_insert_row_id() end def post(id) self.post_array_to_hash(@db.execute("SELECT * FROM posts WHERE id = #{id}"))[0] end def post_array_to_hash(arr) arr.map do |post| { :id => post[0], :title => post[1], :body => post[2], :timestamp => post[3] } end end end And the init.rb code is: #!/usr/bin ruby require 'sqlite3' # remove sqlite file if File.exists? "blog.sqlite" File.delete( "blog.sqlite") end db = SQLite3::Database.open('blog.sqlite') # Create table if it does not existe db.execute <<SQL CREATE TABLE posts( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, title VARCHAR(255), body TEXT, timestamp DATETIME DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP ); SQL #add some dummy posts db.execute <<SQL INSERT INTO posts (title, body) VALUES ("Post number one", "lorem ipusm dolor sit bamet, consectetur a") SQL db.execute <<SQL INSERT INTO posts (title, body) VALUES ("My second post", " BLAH BLAH BLHA BLHA") SQL

Awesome tutorial. At the end, I heard of utilizing shell. If there is video can somebody post a link. I would really appreciate it.

Awesome Tutorial !! You should make more tutorials.

this is dummy proof. awesome. winning.

You made it so simple to understand, your a good speaker!

This is probably the only tutorial for non-programmers. Thanks!

Accent is pretty hard to hear fully. Yano, just slow down your annunciation a bit. Other than that, sweet.

great tutorial

great tutorial

Updated the video description. Enjoy!

any chance of making the slides downloadable?