Why? shouldn't we get ZIG LLVM to LLVM and merge it, so we have much better code optimizations for all Languages? Why the LLVM selfishness? Don't we all lose with such approach, a lot more than we gain, making all languages fast and optimized?

@18:40 lea isn't optimal, as it probably confuses the Branch Predictor and Cache Admin, preparing them for Microcode level RAM access, which isn't going to happen, make the Microcode work extra, probably making the CPU a little slower and hotter, without any need at all; but If the x86 ISA had a add rdi, rsi instruction, would be optimal; also saves a mov rax, rdi instruction. Therefore, I concur with anyone saying lea is an abomination, that should never had seen the light of day. You can eve have add rdi, rdi+rsi, or add rdi, rdi, rsi (RISC CPUs) anything but lea, move already makes the lea job, lea is a comfortable mnemonic for '60s dinosaurs that used it back in the Neolithic Period (ca. 7000-1700 BCE) of Computers. You missed ZIG. PS: Are you German, you have similar pronunciation to Der8auer

I had a giggle, thinking that AGI is essentially a "Human shader". Or more like "bunch of human brain shaders"

2:10 ahaha *vineboom* *typescript logo fills the screen*

am i the only one who thinks that the segfault part should've made a glitching freezing sound on the video?

One thing to add: if you use registers of SIMD instructions, the program takes more time to resume during kernel’s context switching because we need to save/load data for extra registers. That is one of the reasons why utilizing extra registers (like -march=native) results in slower code.

GET. OUT!

"Sometimes I disable Copilot just to feel something" had me laughing so hard!

Wow. Awesome. Simply awesome.

this is the most underrated youtube video title I've seen for some time... thanks!

"The thing I know is so easy and nice while the thing i dont know is obscure and hard"

💋 'Promo SM'

The first time I watched the video I was barely familiar with networking mainly thanks to my attempts to host a Minecraft server during high school. It required the understanding of private vs public IPv4 addresses as well as some fiddling with port filtering on a router. So, at first a lot of moments such as protocol names and command examples just went over my head. But dude, I'm in the middle of a Linux + networking course right now and it all made so much more sense. I've been able to truly appreciate your work explaining the overall picture of the Internet. Followed through all the steps, looked up a bunch of mentioned topics, understood the commands, got all the jokes (they're great btw :), and finally the pieces are coming together. Although I wouldn't recommend this video to a complete newbie, with some level of entry knowledge it's top tier. Thank you, genuinely. Now everything is much clearer. I subscribed. Keep it up!

I watched this video all the way through assuming that this was another big programming channel. I was surprised to see how small your channel is. There is so much quality!

Serious question: How do i test my site on Safari if i don't have an Apple product?

I'm probably more confused as before

What font are you using in the video ?

None, C is

LOL

For a month? Hummm...

This is RUST propaganda. Change your Cpp code, and youll gey RUST has no chances.

"C++ vs Rust: which is faster?" Assembly. 🗿

What do you want? Things to be simple so the AI can take your job? Embrace the over-engineering, it confuses the AI just as much as it'll confuse you 😂

I'll take your word for it.

Thank you very much!

I only understood about 25% of this. Networking is black magic to me lol.

You just summarized 4 years of CCNA classes.

Explains how the internet works. Doesn't mention routing or BGP. ok :D

Aha! So if I drive to Lyon, all I have to do is tell you I'm coming over, and then drive around until I can smell the freshly made pancakes

IPv6 may just save us after all

IPv6 ❤

TL;DW too much coffee can cause colitis

I think the Calling analogy works very well for Nat it's I think pretty easy to understand versus the alternatives. Hopefully the cat stopped attacking you. And when's a good time to come over for orange juice? Maybe in the next 10 years after I get a passport.

This is the first I've heard Mozilla connected with Wi-Fi location database? I know Google is running one and I know that Apple is licensing/probably running their own as well. And then there's a third-party company that you can license from. Somebody who wanders around with a travel router and ends up with a band in a different place now at least once a week I am heavily annoyed by this location database at least devices are now smart enough to confirm with your GPS location with devices that actually have GPS chips rather just say that you still live at your old house for the next six months. This actually happened to a business and myself. The Business moved their access points and it was telling everybody that they still were at their old office because the database couldn't be forced to update.

This is a really nice video even the ad break is amazing. I wish more add reeds were like this.

CANYON.MID!!! (at 0:58) Boy, that was probably the first thing my computer speakers ever put out - our family 386 only had an AdLib card at the beginning, so wav files were out of the questions, but MIDI playback worked. I must've listened to that song dozens of times as a kid.

please tell me Sam reached out

I HATE CGNAT I HATE CGNAT I HATE CGNAT

Wow. I have always had an intuitive fleeting feeling GHA's bad but I never gave it any proper "system-2" thonk time. thx for affirming my autonomous compass! 😂

Now, we ALL know who is between steps 4 and 6, right? Or in case you don't: 👁👁👁👁👁

"there is no ethical software development under capitalism" reminded me of something i heard Nick Mullen say this week. "the only ethical way to participate in American culture is the opioid crisis"

I predict second-person KZbin titles are the next big thing

You only gave 2 good reasons, the others are invalid.

"Ze spirit of ze bitkeeper license ist ze spirit of ze hwip hand!!" - Guy at late 19th century coffee shop Marxist debate club, probably

what did I just watch... you, sir, have a unique sense of humor. and I appreciate it. you have earned my subscribe. keep up the great work

just the third coffee? you're weak good vid btw

mood

So wait, let me see if I got this right... you're saying that... IPv6 is... better?

rust tards if you'll don't love memory allocated language why don't you go and code in java ? c# ? i think you'll never coded in rust nothing just using crates libraries which are written by who'm nobody knows lolz yet bragging about rust with its own crappy syntax

Région lyonnaise ? Oh, j'ai du mal a y croire, j'ai même oublié une seconde que c'était une vidéo KZbin et ai pensé a un script pour récupéré notre localisation et faire genre renvoyer un lieu proche. Si c'est le cas, je profite pour le dire alors en français, très bonne vidéo. Pour la localisation, l'IP renvoi plus a une fibre en mutualisé en ZMD. En tout cas pas relié a un NRO de Lyon même, possible même Valence ou même Barlin. De toute façon, c'est juste pour le fun, ca n'avance a rien de plus d'avoir l'info. Pire avec le partage d'IP ca peux même etre rien du tout.