If only slides were as simple as markdown….. ’’’rust println!(“isn’t this nice!”); ’’’

neat video! i learned something new about CSS today :)

Cant you use reveal.js with highlite.js and use the css styles you want?

figma slides is nice, you might actually like it - has the features of keynote I want and you can do vector graphics (obviously)

"google slides please get your stuff together" google slides joins the graveyard.

the answer to your problem is latex, it's always latex.. latex even has a native ish Apple implementation

Looks like my comment was automatically filtered for having a link? Strange since I didn't format as such. Just the domain name. Anyway! ... I like using `slidev` for my presentations. Write your slides with markdown, style with css, and write advanced behavior as a Vue component. Ship on github pages.

Hi, I love your channel, I’d just like to say that I wish you background wasn’t so dark because youtubes compression makes it look very bad

You could use typst to make slides.

Why not use something like reveal js?

the world of HDR is such a mess that i think the world should just abandon it at this point, but otherwise very cool video and concept. keeping code colors and formatting sounds real cool. i honestly wonder why we copy any and all text background by default

I also made the mistake of dragging png files to a slide despite knowing it's not supported.

FWIW, I like to use slidev for presentations - for programmers it’s much more flexible than Google tools or PowerPoint or LaTeX, and you can do some nice code animation too.

Color-y colors are my favorite colors

**Sad Firefox noises** Curious why you don't use `getComputedStyle`? I assume you actually need the orignal css and/or typed values?

Are you really not going to show the result?

Have you looked into Typst? It's awesome, I liked doing presentations and documents with it, it has support for syntax highlighting (although IIRC it uses syntect which uses TextMate grammars and not tree-sitter) and other things, they're also working on HTML export support

your blog post is crashing my floorp tab :(

Mac user??? eew

I hate GitHub actions with a passion but I cannot rewrite all my existing workflows in something else. For many reasons, the most important one being, devops is just not fun.

Fun video. Thanks for sharing. I always learn a little something in them.

Nice video! Just one question: Instead of massaging user-facing elements into Google Slides-facing clean HTML, why not have your blog engine emit it directly? You do lose the WYSIWYG benefits from relying on the browser's CSS engine to get the computed values, but in return you get reproducibility as well as the ability to directly tailor the final output for Google Slides. Bonus points for making a Slides extension that is backed by your own highlighting engine :P

For what it's worth, Firefox supports window.getComputedStyle and has had it for 20 years. computedStyleMap is a much newer API (part of the ongoing shift to a new CSS object model where values are typed rather than keeping everything a string). Chrome has supported computedStyleMap since ~2018, but the first other major browser to join them was Safari last year. Wild to see Safari on the cutting edge, but I digress. There is one major difference in behaviour, getComputedStyle is technically returning *resolved* values, not computed values. The main difference is things like the rule "width: 50%;" will be converted to pixels by getComputedStyle, while computedStyleMap will keep it as a percent.

You've just triggered some deep trauma of copy pasting code into Powerpoint xDD On a more serious note though I always love it when you tackle these problems that feel very wrong with "modern" technology - Thank you :D Have you taken a look at Typst? Currently trying it out for some slides for university ^^'

Lol at the Countdown music 😂😊

beamer

`.computedStyleMap` is relatively new, but there is `getComputedStyle` thats far older and better supported. they differ *slightly* in results (see CSS-OM-1 section 9 and CSS-CASCADE-5 section 4.7), but not in any way that seems tangibly worse for your use case. the main difference is probably in usability.

Personnally I use CodeToHTML VSCode extension, It can export in SVG, PDF, and HTML. So its vectoried, colorized, selectable and I can include it on my GSlides presentations. I also use it for my LaTeX articles as the LaTeX compiler in my office accepts PDF only. My comment was removed because I set the link to it. So I let you to find it on marketplace.

Oh that's a world of cursed. Let me share some of mine. Speaking of slides, how do CS students do slides and homework? Of course in TeX, with beamer for slides. You can include verbatim monosoace text in TeX, but how do you make it pretty? Well, there is a package for that. How does it work? It asks you to install Pygments and to allow TeX to perform arbitrary code execution on your machine. Yep, in text markup language there are macros that expand to command execution. Then it consumes the output into the document.

great as always, love the outro songs we're getting now

ur mic/voice is terrible. can't hear some of the things you say. bye

my personal experience involves being essentially an unknowing beta tester after our github solutions engineer sold us on github actions totally supporting ephemeral runs. in 2020. they had a `--once` flag that was undocumented and officially unsupported, and it never worked right. not only could this thing not produce a consistent exit code (the control flow does not support quitting gracefully, do not ever read the runner code, it's peak MSFT business C# code, every file access checks the NTFS readonly flag like 3 times), the scheduler would also pipeline new jobs and then just orphan them after 15 minutes if the runner went away before the job was ever accepted. we played free QA for these people for MONTHS. I one day complained about it on orange site, and the PO of the self-hosted teams comes in to apologize and posts his twitter handle. trump supporter and joe rogan fan! pretty sure the guy worked for MSFT and not github. i just got github asking me for feedback and i just wanted to say i told them to just watch this video, aside from the above. thanks for putting this into words so well.

I'm still stuck at the fact that my localhost ping times are much longer than yours

You didn't make me angry, you made me sad. I was stubbornly sticking to it, but recently switched to Vivaldi and, well, there's a reason it's dead.

Thanks!

Sounds like the "compiler science" still can be improved, but isnt ti effect mainly the compilation process but not the excution which ends the same form (as in 1010101010) ? or the 1010101 end different because the optamization process of the compiler ?

I know I’m super late but 2:50 Ievan Polka spotted!

Its wrong, the ferrys of rust, sings about C.... HAUAHAUAHAUAHAUHAUAHAUAUAUAHAUAUQUAHAUUAHAHAUAHAUUAUAUA so funny xd

hey @fasterthanlime is there a way to know if it is a real memory leak? did you try valgrind or heaptrack and what did they report? I am having a similar issue that is reported as a leak by these tools and I am not sure if it is. Thanks for this video, learned a lot.

So it's more like unintentional memory overprovisioning, rather than a memory leak?

i got a 66 on C exam :D i love C!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (It got curved to an 83 though) :DDD

Lame

I watch later when get smarter, right now fly over head

thanks. i was watching james videosp about batman and landend on his private channel btw. sry x) but use lipgloss

I was looking for this video for so long but couldn't remember the title / channel name. Finally found it because your account popped up on my Github homepage. Consider adding / mentioning Electron in the title maybe?

Hi! I’m the Alex Dawson credited for the photo of Linus at @2:15. Thank you so very much for crediting me - I really appreciate it. A friend saw this in your video and alerted me. I still use Linux a bit, and that conference and meeting Linus, Alan Cox, Bdale from Debian, H Peter Anvin, Rasmus Lerdorf, Andrew Tridgewell, Rusty Russell, and many others was an amazing week

Rust is woke

5:50 operator overloading is quite simple, the OP just had no idea how to do it. And the spaceship operator in C++20 helps immensely in comparisons. It's basically the same as your cmp function.

one time long ago i was thinking of how much electric companies can ccllect about the population, and how this data the government can use for easy service delivery combined with AI the sky is the limit the government can be highly effective in addressing the needs of the people. but of course we live in a world of freakouts.

This is amazing!! I love all these references and jokes.