curiosity

[@VovaY]

Video about the treesitter, right?

[@anirudhata]

How about you watch the video instead of asking?

[@bohdanvinter6929]

LMAOOO

[@Lauhkz]

that's a good one

[@robber_fox]

@@anirudhata whoosh

[@anirudhata]

Sorry I did not get the joke earlier.. Now got it

[@jonnyjoker01]

"Curiosity may have killed the cat but I have that dog in me" Quote of the year

[@_Lumiere_]

Please tell me he didnt eat the dog

[@dat0mri]

daawg

[@TehKarmalizer]

Shame I’m more cat than dog.

[@th4tAlbinoGuy]

LMAO that caught me so off guard but I love it

[@nemosaurus]

I'm so glad you included that

[@samarnagar9699]

Omg he is the treesitter

[@alexwall7204]

I'm really enjoying these videos where you're simply giving us more of what you're thinking. Thanks for sharing TJ!

[@Kane0123]

Teej - that one professor who loves outdoor classes 😂😂

[@MrDemino]

I have been trying to learn programming on my own for a long time and always ended up at some dead end after which it just was too hard to learn on my own and there was nobody i could talk to about. With chatGPT and LLMs, i have finally found a way to learn the way that works best for me. It is the most patient and polite teacher you can ever find and it works better when you give it source material and then talk through it. Thank you for making this video.

[@GustavoViana-p6v]

@freecodecamp

[@xomiachuna]

There was this time in my carrier right after I switched to ml after 2 years in mobile dev and was afraid that I wasted a lot of time by not being consistent in my domain. Then 2 years after that I switched my role and stack yet again and now after 3 years after that I will soon do another switch. For years I thought that something is wrong with my approach, that I have to settle and stop thrashing around. But increasingly I started to see that all those detours along the way actually often enabled a lot of new opportunities later down the road. Now I see that my experience is actually useful in many contexts and unlocks a lot of various roads ahead. This experience couldn't have been acquired by limiting my curiosity to one domain only. In the past few months I embraced my curiosity and now I feel as though this made me actually enjoy the field a lot more. I dunno how the world will turn out in the next decade but sitting in one place is definitely not a good way to go about it. Thanks for this video, it feels good to hear about so many similar points in your career.

[@ivanjermakov]

LLMs are amazing in outlining problems you're not expert in. Which solves a big problem in self-learning of "I don't know what I don't know".

[@ficolas2]

The thing is, we had that in the past, with chats, forums, IRC, etc. The difference is that before, you had to wait for your answer, and you had to "bother" someone, so you struggled a lot before asking. That struggle is such a good learning experience. Reading documentation, and reading 10 things you weren't looking for but may be useful in the future. We lose those kinds of things if we abuse AI. And it's so easy to abuse it. I feel like we should all dedicate time every day to just reading. Documentation, tutorials, books, whatever. Something that isn't exactly what I need, when I need it.

[@ivanjermakov]

@@ficolas2 I also feel this "inflation" of learning, because it's so easy to fell into the trap of "why learn and memorize, if I could just search for it, ask someone else (human or AI)".

[@janhorak5363]

hello TJ from all of this tech internet people i feel the most "human like relatable energy" i feel genuine excitement. thanks for being like this, its pleasant to relate to someone, someone that is further in life

[@lifelover69]

i wish more people hear this, you're spot on

[@illusry7631]

i love these new types of videos. I mean i love all your content lol

[@trashich]

yes human factor / soft skills is very important, still I don't fully understand my coworkers, but to find a common vision would be awesome, explaining, checking that everything is understood and commonly agreed, understanding which mechanics are holding people back, learning to not be too emotional, my LLM could be my confident, I would teach it to help me learn human interactions, one small team can be so powerful, this is my experience / lesson from you, because like you said the world is big, everyone is unique, thanks TJ for sharing like that :)

[@rukenrol]

your positivity is infectious

[@kuvinci]

I'm glad you actually put that at the end

[@cryptonative]

“the dictionary of obscure sorrows”

[@TheDanVail]

I can’t wait for the next video when he’s clinging to the top branches or has just made a treehouse as his new “studio” Slowly merging primitive technology channel with neovim

[@teej_dv]

Dan you can just message me this

[@rpm2508]

These videos are awesome! I could watch you digress about stuff for hours.

[@bearwolffish]

This is where 1 based indexing leads. For real though, agree so much with the message.

[@qwfp]

"This is where 1 based indexing leads." You mean outside? Yeah, we can't have that

[@thegeneralist01]

here before the video goes viral

[@CodemanBen]

Genuinely thought this was going to start with "Have you ever ... ever had a dream ... that ... a dream ... that ... you could ... that you could ...could you ... dream ... that you could do anything?"

[@jollyjerr]

Facts on facts TJ, love the new content!

[@user-kt1iz4vc3x]

0:35 the dog had enough

[@examinethose]

doggo yeeting away instantly ... sad

[@maimarincic2535]

This video is amazing! Thank yo for wording it so nicely! Also congrats to your sister for the internship!

[@uhl7792]

My neovim treesitter also wears a red sweater

[@cag1]

good one. I really like it. Be curious, get good at what you find interesting and in the end it'll work out for you.

[@marcwinner567]

Absolutely goated content TJ. Really happy that you provide this sir. 🎉

[@maimarincic2535]

Doggooo is back!!!!

[@Kane0123]

Waggler keeping our boy safe out there in the wilderness

[@ramtennae]

Love this!

[@brownie2006]

Thanks for your insight as always- great video!

[@evildojo666]

Great video. I like these. You don't sound like a sarcastic superiority-complex-ridden tech bro here

[@sarojregmi200]

I am loving these video keep up teej, just don't get cold rest is great.

[@Haphazardhero]

Another banger. Keep em coming.

[@rafaelwrobel2085]

That’s a true treesitter video

[@jacksturgess6037]

please keep making these :)

[@jamesarthurkimbell]

A tree gets sat on and you think that of me? No. I am the one who sits.

[@ficolas2]

Please make this a series, just sit on a tree, and talk about life

[@jhonny6382]

this treesitter update is going great

[@TylerHillery]

In realm of this talk I recommend people checking out this book "Fluke: Chance, Chaos, and Why Everything We Do Matters"

[@4chan-i6w]

wow these types of talks are soo chill i like to listen to what you say TJ you're a god :D

[@SagarPratap-md5vz]

I love it! learning nvim btw

[@chardoncs]

Very thoughtful

[@makesushi]

felt the aura 3 tabs away another banger by TJ haha

[@animanaut]

time to apply the reverse fishing maneuver: instead of asking llms for some fried fish, ask them for tips on catching and recipes. Give a fish/teach how to fish in reverse iykwim

[@snowmonstero]

good vibes

[@christerpherhunter930]

We would be great friends. Your flavor of logic is appealing.

[@Guilherme-qk9so]

you are very smart, thanks for the words

[@innu8462]

Bro. You can't forget the taste of the previous video ha?

[@AK-vx4dy]

Interview with senior Occaml developer.

[@silvernode]

There tree is the centerpiece and I consider it a necessity to have in these types of videos going forward.

[@teej_dv]

it's a very nice tree

[@GustavoViana-p6v]

I showed this to my cat. I don't have a cat anymore.

[@unhandleable-spectator]

11:11 The told story of your sister doesn't show what impact her visit had on her employment. Was the person she talked to even somehow involved in the recruitment process? What are the chances such person would be on the very front of the company?

[@victorgabr]

Soon, TJ will release a new treesitter written in holy Lua, his new programming language. 😊

[@dedkeny]

Look at this Treesitter

[@dovonun]

I do not get the AI defeatism. My motivation is higher then ever with the R1 release.

[@NoLoginIdea]

TempleOS update when?

[@Feenskee]

Pls do 1 hour walking on the snow asmr with the doggo

[@jjamesmartiin]

Glad I'm here early for this :)

[@jjamesmartiin]

Curiosity is the key. I agree with this whole-heartedly. Be nice. Work Hard.

[@disguisedpigeon5465]

Nuh uh 2024 year of ocaml, 2025 year of elixir

[@sweep-]

Teej, remaking that treesitter thumbnail from years ago.

[@DavidSaahOnline]

Treesitter

[@zeocamo]

treesh'ter?

[@jmarcelomb]

Thank you so much TJ! 🙏🏻

[@workflowinmind]

I like 2025 Teej

[@mike-2342]

TreeJ DeVries

[@leon.matheus]

Life is for the living.. Technology is meant to be a tool for thought and communication between the living. Don't fall for the trap of artificial life and pre-packaged symbols.

[@RajPalival-li1bf]

This might have just been an epic reply to the message I sent you, If it reached you. Thank you for this man.

[@jenwans3055]

0:41 say that again 🤨?

[@AyushSingh-wh6co]

twah? 🗣🗣

[@allan_archie]

Sonder

[@WhatDoesItEvenMean]

When are we touching grass??

[@gustavcoetzee5018]

it is really no that complicated. trust me you dont want to know. keep your head down. I want say dont walk that path. But if you do i warned you. meh. do whatever , it happens anyway. you 'll see...

[@noahtah1511]

I love you brother

[@paryzfilip]

Have you ever had a dream?! 😅

[@AG-ur1lj]

just stopping by to criticize the uncapitalized title

[@MartialBoniou]

Great uncapitalized comment!

[@elliotalderson6609]

cat is good, pls dont

[@robber_fox]

I was lazy and didn't want to watch the video so I fed it into chatgpt and it said that this video has no value so I disliked it, bye. VSCode btw, windows btw, cursor btw, copilot btw.

[@lpanebr]

Next nvim plugin: treelosopher. Live advice right within your editor. ❤

[@thiagolopes4978]

Hahahahaha