Interesting video! This will definitely help me with writing my own terminal emulator.

looks like you wrote the c-word at 9:55 😳

Out of the loop… but are you abandoning the Google maps project or just taking a break?

Could you make more videos related to Qt?

but who debugs the debuggers?

You never told us you used to be sane.

The theory at the end of the video is (maybe) right. If I build Qt by hand with zig cc and zig c++, I can build a sample application that changes the QML displayed content from a Zig app. See github.com/sphaerophoria/qtzig

24:32 this is why you itch your nose with your knuckle

these chapters are hilarious 😭😭😭

Gods work

@7:53 got you my like.

I learned a lot from this series, it's amazing!

Zig tsoding is not real, he can't hurt you. Zig tsoding:

I am interested, are you a swe for a day job?

Bro you're the Primitive Technology of computer science videos and that's the highest honour I can give. You're the reason I don't know if I should continue coding and the reason I keep on coding at the same time. I love how you explain everything to us.

funny I saw another "bot like" message on another small dev stream and it was really similar maybe even the same, wonder what the goal is

i got a midnight idea for you so impl your self hpsted google maps into your own os i mean extend your os and add these into your os bins

What game is this?

Fascinating

Will you do a oriansj stage0 like bootstrap

Google maps doesn't have any issues. They've solved it already. You're wasting your time.

I think ~90% of the times I've ever said "bad boy" in my entire life were recorded in this 2 hour video

One of the anti debugging techniques is to hash your code and see if it's changed because an int has been inserted

here before ai thumbnail guy

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can you make shorter versions of these videos

Don't know of your aware, there is @breakpoint and @trap builtins that might be useful for debugging

7:10 "My name comes from a bug" I mean, when I came here, my mind wandered to blitzball from Final Fantasy 10 lmao Neat little lore bit though.

I hope Zig get's it's own debugger, actually, considering the fuzzer is served via HTML with Webassembly, maybe a debugger could too! :D

If this is how it works on Windows as well, I can see now how malware can set its own sighandlers and avoid debuggers completly. Unless there is something in OS that stops process from setting handler for a signal twice.

king sh*t

Re: end of video bug, I had addr/data swapped in my PTRACE_CONT and was sending an undefined value to the child process as a signal 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

Even after having learned all of this stuff in the past, its still wild to me that you can run both my code and the debugger code at the same time while the debugger has surgical precision to go in there and modify the code while somehow getting the source code back out. This is clearly the work of the devil

I love men

glob

I'm a bit confused, why are you not using the classical DFAs for regex matching? They are way easier to implement and are guaranteed to finish execution. The hardest part is transforming the automata described by the regex into a DFA, but it's just the application of a well known algorithm

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16:45 In C, if you specify at least one member, all other members are initialized to 0, search for "c partial initialization". What you tried first `{0}` is not some compiler magic, but just initializing the first member to 0, and making all others 0 by this rule

I haven't gotten to the end yet, so I've probably missed some stuff, but I wonder if another approach could be making single direction ways between all stops on a trip to future stops, then attaching the time between stops as the heuristic for the ways for A* to look at. I feel like this might be similar to what the original super long approach was because that one looks at all the trips and stops, but for some reason I feel like it might not have taken into account some of those connections, so there was extra minute stop changes A* was considering instead of stops that were already close to the node like the OSM pathfinder. Did that make sense? Idk the gpu accel and pre-calc heat map is another cool approach that worked out well. Lots of ways to skin a cat

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Thank you man! Great job!

this is the best channel , hands down

I read "visualizing" as "Vandalizing". Close enough xD

Someone in chat at some point said "one span per character?". Initially I didn't want to do that, but changed my mind after stream. All that span slicing stuff was too much work and I think doesn't play nicely with future features of having multiple matchers match the same character

Eh, all that’s left is to create a graphical interface for the operating system. It's a shame that the project is not being developed further. In any case, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!! A lot of work has been done. The Rust language is simply great.

Regex didn’t cause the problem. The module was passed 21 arguments. It expected 20.

pseudo linux is the best distro

my favourite bit was when it worked and then... we're chillin'.

Let's goo

Ahh I just made a comment on the previous video about adding metadata to the route/trip info during preprocess, I guess it just wasn't in the scope of the last video, but now he's adding it in to the flow because it's finally time for visualizing route info and maybe factoring it into pathfinding. Very fun, so much cool expansions and great philosophies for programming