I appreciate this because usually you get 20 minutes to do this in an interview. Prime wouldn’t get the job but shows that even really smart people have issues

This is why I like using AI as a more thorough search and sort. If you ask it the RIGHT questions (i.e. can you find me the documentation and an example for _______) it's very useful and a huge time saver. If you ask AI for a shortcut though, it can only hurt you in the end.

This is why I avoid using Copilot now.

Clojure syntax is nested like tree, because it is made to make nested functions calls readable. If f() way is used with nested calls its not-readable. Its normal to freak out at first, i was also, until i used it, and once you go Clojure you never go back!

its like a letsplay

idk but the noob sounds so adorable lol XD

Will the guy on the left stop bouncing around like a mentalist?

I actually found quite a few helpful things here, thanks @TheVimeagen edit: subbed :D

This is nice

Good shit!

What theme is that ?

I've used AI to code in the past but it bit me, so I stopped. My opinion is now that AI is a great templating engine, but it doesn't really "code". It's not an interpreter! You could ask it to debug some arbitrarily expensive problem

He's so goddamn right about structural typing

What is that gorgeous vim theme/colorscheme? Any help appreciated ☺❤

read about islam

I love this kinda videos but what is this audio man 😭

Arguably one of the best videos on the side effects of gen AI in coding right now, great content 👏

I've been watching that first hand this week. A senior who has been using ai for 8 months has struggled significantly during a relatively complex piece of work specific to our code base. It required good contextual knowledge of the last 3 months worth of the teams work. The junior however, flew through it. The junior had never used ai tools, and instead had put in the upfront comprehension needed which paid off in dividends. The senior was seeking 'quick wins' but was floored by a lack of understanding after that outcome.

I think these guys glow in the dark

OK but the real question is: why vim?

need at least 3 years to study and make these plugins work! maybe 5 years.

I looove TJs tutorial

helix docs suck so hard, even if it is good you would have no way of knowing

Every US developer I know would pronounce every acronym as if it was a legit word. Be it "malloc" or "URB" and "IRP" (which sound exactly the same). And people made fun of me, when I pronounced "GUID" as "Gee-U-I-D", and since I'm German my manager couldn't resist making bad jokes about "Jew-ID". Especially when jewsh devs were present. Man, that were the good ol' times 😅 Good thing I'm retired though.

I really love this format! Please continue❤

I am trying to follow along, everything is good. But Space does not want to be my leader key... It simply refuses. It just moves the cursor forwards.

This was insane fun

Where is my pretty logging

[[likely]] and [[unlikely]] just order the code so that the "most" likely branch is the closest to the conditional jump. But it is not as good as it seems for modern CPUs (like < 15 years old lol)

Если я смогу понимать что здесь происходит, с той же скоростью что он печатает, я автоматически сеньёр, Зачем мне знания фреймворков если я с такой скоростью сам их могу писать к каждому отдельному проекту)

We need something like sqlite but using json stores like mongo.

NO, PRIME! RUN! RUN WHILE YOU STILL CAN, OR YOU'LL END UP WITH 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE OF PAINTING BUTTONS; truly, a fate worse than death

Are these blue switches?

Really love this kind of content. Hits the mark for people like me who got lost in enterpriseland and forgot the joy of coding they had 20 ys ago.

Ads are fine with moderation. Get that paper baby.

This is the most based video I’ve ever seen a programmer deliver. Mate you are cooking

This is my first time seeing this man and i feel like a kid finding Tobuscus for the first time again.

"why use that inferior editor vscode" alsp prime: 30:07 :D:D:DD autocomplete sucks it doesnt suck zls with vscode extension <D also has inlay hints

same darkpixel this is what peak unemployment looks like

Not joking, but this is my mind normal. When i take addy's (sometimes for fun) I just get real lazy, and cannot stop thinking of the women! lol

Is Vim or Neovim?

😦😦😦

I love this content a lot I am a junior fullstack dev trying to improve as much as I can. You are mentor even though we don't physically know each other lol.

Do you guys know what plug-in he uses for his git commits? 😢

I am just now learning back end, but what I have seen between ORMs like Django and SQLc is a stark difference. ORMs seem over complicated and too magic. SQLc just feels right. SQLc looks like it properly separates concerns and does what ORMs wish they could do. Idk, I will have to learn more.

Here you go everyone, this is your interviewer in FAANG OA, who can't even solve coin change but asks you leetcode hards. Let that sink in. PS: I like Prime, I also enjoy solving leetcode style questions. But the interview system is what it is. It's fucking retarded.

I mean terry was right, linux types are confused by anything not pretending to be a 70s mainframe.

Have you checked out TiddlyWiki?

5:39 That really is a crazy example. Using identifiers that sound like keywords is one of the worst things you can do when you're literally teaching the keywords and syntax! When in doubt, just prepend "my_" to it or something.

Markdown is GROSS ! kkthxbye