Full Tilt Golfer (Nintendo Switch Sports)

[@tomribei]

The first bit is the most relatable experience I've ever heard from NL. There really are just some things we take for granted that I can't even fathom how to comprehend.

[@qmoyer]

For real. I have been programming in multiple languages for about four years, and I love it. With that being said, I don't think I could convince anyone reasonably familiar with computers that I know how my code _really_ interacts with hardware, because it's truly so complicated.

[@electronegative6617]

_laughs in electrical engineering_

[@Noctoletsgo]

Calculator blows my fucking mind

[@danceteras2884]

@@Skeletontiger You're quite right, but I think his point still stands at some level. One is a modern skill set, the other one was the development of an entire diffrent way of processing information. And the thought is just cool in itself :)

[@danielli2818]

And the hole just continues! Even in DV, half the time I'm wondering how architects came up with the stuff and half the time I'm wondering how process people make it all work!

[@danielwolfe978]

My guy turns on the elevation overlay and then tries to figure out the curve by looking at the ground... its terrifying

[@SarahMaeBea]

As a programmer I loved the intro. It's incredible how we turn sand into machines that can produce video games.

[@bigalbbq8483]

video games are at least mildly conceivable imo. what blows my mind are the people like fourier that developed the ability to send data through air waves. We can even beam data to space to a satellite and redirect it to a hub on the ground. Literally took a class on just fourier transforms and the dude figured out so many proofs that are just mind boggling.

[@litapd311]

@@bigalbbq8483 while we farm +2s he was farming proofs

[@horatio2560]

@@litapd311 while we a farmin a cubes they was a farmin a flubes!!

[@Postdott]

The bald man has blessed us yet again with his slightly above par golfing skills

[@douglascodes]

When I learned to program in x86 assembly in the mid 90s, the first half of the book was just thinking about how computers work. NL's example of a "To do list" was the actual metaphor used throughout. In some ways, machine code/assembly languages are simpler to understand since each command is so simple.

[@Flameysaur]

my father locked himself in a room for a month with a coding book back in the 90s as well and casually became a programmer. he earns more than i ever will by just vibing

[@northernlionquotes]

4:49 "my stroke game goes crazy bro"

[@Mathmachine]

I love when NL goes full tilt. That's when the Rap God comes out.

[@thematthewyoung]

I'm a programmer and he's so correct. it's not that hard. within a few years of learning and practicing you could make real contributions to a development team and make good money. now the people who came before us and mastered logic gates and machine code all the way to the high level languages we use today are who we have to thank for giving 1000s of devs the ability to do a good honest job without being a mastermind

[@dpunlasmith]

NL really getting his money’s worth. He’s tryna get the most swings per game.😂

[@itme2263]

I’m going pog crazy for these golf videos

[@samgomez9942]

I'm going pog crazy without SAP videos

[@rodstone1597]

Golf and chess are the only two northern Ryan videos I have to click

[@itme2263]

@@rodstone1597 you must be my doppelgänger, I’m rewatching all his chess videos for the 3rd time currently

[@eternia-reginleif]

The first bit about ptograming is so true lol, i always wondering about how the heck the person who invent the assembly language know what to write in the first place.

[@SeeMyDolphin]

Assembly is pretty much a one-to-one correspondence with the physical cpu instructions. The actual text in assembly code can be pretty much whatever, since the assembler will translate it into the corresponding machine instructions.

[@actbrimstone]

Currently watching during a blizzard and can confirm with winds over 33 mph there are cows flying passed my window

[@SilverionX]

It might be Santa and his reindeers who mistook the date.

[@CalifornieWay]

I'll suggest it again: I'd love a super payout in casino for "Joe beats NL"

[@cheqers_]

These close calls/1 extra putts are heartbreaking!

[@BrianM_3rd]

Bro literally, has there ever been a golf game where the wind wasn't the most made up shit of all time? It's always either completely negligible or absolutely sends your shit sideways, no matter what the meter says.

[@remuladgryta]

If you're genuinely curious about how the hell you go from a handful of transistors to executing code, Ben Eater has an excellent series of videos called "Building an 8-bit breadboard computer" that is very accessible, even if you have no programming experience and just highschool physics level understanding of electricity.

[@hollowichigo1023]

Greatest switch sports athlete has logged on

[@b.c.9358]

I just finished one of his other switch golf vids and he just uploaded, fantastic

[@chasevankrey5061]

Any time you think a putt is "pretty much" straight on, put it on the opposite edge of the hole from the way you think it's barely breaking. Same rules apply in real golf. Could've made birdie on 3 by lining it up on the right edge. If it doesn't break at all, you still lip in.

[@rickastley7522]

NLs inability to read a green never ceases to amaze. Stay pegged egg boy.

[@Kingbobman69]

I pogged aloud when I saw this video

[@adamhope5353]

straight gourd behaviour

[@lerlay950]

Probs wasn't really the point of the bit but: Ben Eater has a great set of videos about how we trick rocks into thinking where he builds a computer on a breadboard

[@RearWheelZeal]

He's getting smooth with that 3-iron, but we need to see more depth of field on the soccer pitch. Rome wasn't built in a day. And those shots you aren't taking? I don't need to tell ya how many points they're putting up. A bird in the hand is worth a three yard advantage on the putting green. You can take that to the bank. *Eight.* *Days.* A *Week.*

[@mcdonathan2235]

I got a chip in birdie! Don't know if it matters I just wanted to say it.

[@fogelmclovin2694]

22:15 - “We don’t get hurricanes in Vancouver. The Pacific is more chill.” Not on the Australian side, NL. We’ll have Cyclones destroy Northern Qld every couple years and bananas prices soar to like $10 a banana.

[@ravelordnito478]

THIS CANT BE THE LAST ONE. NONONONONONONO

[@tylermorse4671]

I’ll preface this by saying I am on mushrooms right now, be that as it may you are the funniest person ever +2

[@Isaac-gz7ju]

"My eyes are not level"

[@wiggie1188]

Programming is fairly simple, efficient algo design is where things get tougher. Most programming is spending an hour on Stack Overflow and 30 minutes implementing l.

[@PoohOnYourShoe]

Good to see Joemotycki is still grinding this game 😂 he’s in every NL golf KZbin video lmao

[@XYZeNxghtmxre]

Yeah once you get to assembly, it’s pure chaos

[@gregorycharles2404]

More Switch Golf? Pog!

[@0oSiLveRo0]

Tbh if you get programming it's the same thing with machine code, it's just layers and layers of abstraction until a final instruction set that gets translated to ones and zeroes.

[@0oSiLveRo0]

Then again I am an electrical engineer and I've seen absolute bufoons graduate.

[@bungaIowbill]

"I call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. Now watch this drive." --NL, probably

[@OGSumo]

Sadly no one in the crowd could hear him over the 33mph winds.

[@Cmanorange]

he mentioned computer science is again so i have to comment as a computer engineer. can't wait for "i was hired for my PostgreSQL abilities" to turn into "every language is outdated because everyone just uses AI to create fully featured binaries directly or to communicate with foreign apis"

[@Cmanorange]

if you're a computer science/engineering major right now, learn how to use AI. if a company can replace 1 programmer with AI and an intern that checks the code, that's hundreds of thousands of dollars saved a year, let alone replacing a whole team

[@CycleMantis]

Will NL ever intentionally curve his shots tho ?

[@swirle13]

He did on the second to last hole when he was trying to get around that tree towards the green

[@CycleMantis]

@@swirle13 I do have to respect the play. Maybe he'll get a switch sports golf coach to polish up

[@pesaduspi3255]

Regarding NLs Intro: He should ABSOLUTELY play Turing Complete. Would be a blast for the channel or for stream as well!

[@AlexLanyu]

I majored in computer engineering and we had to take a course where we translate code from C to arm assembly to machine language and it's super interesting! It's not as complex as you would think, but very cool nonetheless :)

[@InOtherNews1]

Now *optimizing* the code, that's a whole other ballgame

[@bigguyswagman4455]

with club sauce

[@bostonmain9065]

The thinly veiled racism bit is a 10/10

[@PolafTCG]

just here to see joe golf

[@DerpPanther]

Somebody like Goodegor should do a Joe compilation

[@PoohOnYourShoe]

Bro joe is in every golf video. I don’t know how many days apart these are but I’ve watched like 5 of his videos tonight and he’s been in every single one 😂

[@SilverionX]

The good content just keep coming, and I just keep watching.

[@zarekmh]

book rec if anyone is interested in the first topic, "The Pattern on the Stone" by Danny Hillis.

[@RipePlantains]

That's the "Girls should smile more!" meme face in the thumbnail

[@jurgeysamuel]

So true, about the madness of it all, it must have to do with minute circuits, there's the wired nanotechnology expert,(KZbin video) that'll really confuse you, but I think of you start with older computers and work your way to now, maybe that would help, I however am a guy who doesn't even know how to code, and then even after that electron tunneling computers now... that stuff is really confusing

[@Chik0r0]

let's fucking go i literally just finished the last video

[@Tottosmile]

What's the official tilt emote in switch sports

[@no6021]

Shoutout to all my electrical engineers who know assembly language

[@user-vb8zo6kh4j]

How many uploads we getting today?

[@litapd311]

in case anyone is wondering, NL is NOT a thinly veiled racist you can interpret that however you please also let's go switch sports is pog

[@Tunturisorsa]

Compiler coders are wizards. BOW MORTALS

[@gorabadabadingdong]

we in here

[@SodBungus]

I just don't understand why he hits himself with every swing.

[@juice17776]

I’ve seen the 39 final score almost every time. Is it the most common score you can get???

[@TheTmendez01]

I only came here to watch the soccer

[@mysterythin]

Did Joe’s streamsniping reign begin during Rumbleverse or was he around beforehand?

[@Paddypipes]

Joe been around

[@b1ggi]

strike to claim it

[@rafecolii]

I'm confused why I like these videos.

[@bluesfan4204]

Any other devs up getting imposter syndrome in the comments?

[@beaniiman]

Well actually NL, you learn that very on in Computer Science class. Take a look at "Little Man Computer"; joking aside its actually a cool teaching/learning tool about the basics of machine code.

[@matfarley8777]

Programming Languages aren't even the pinnacle. Compilers are literally black magic. But programming still isn't that easy; a lot of shit code that is simply not scaleable / usable.

[@nilsskoog8907]

Please play high on life

[@terry535]

Dunning and Kruger have entered the chat.

[@Enfirnity]

strange thing about the whole prediction indicator with the dots is that you always overshoot even if you have a perfect shot.

[@joonyjun7861]

Did u take into account wind and bounce?

[@Enfirnity]

@@joonyjun7861 even with that its mostly inaccurate

[@Noctoletsgo]

DAE Coding

[@sick0fthis]

Why is Joemotycki always in his games? Lucky ass

[@maydayredd6137]

Ooft they must hate foreigners if they're making you eat pizza hut pizza

[@samgomez9942]

WHERE THE *FUCK* IS MY SAP CONTENT EGG MAN

[@Tottosmile]

Cooking salmon in the microwave is actually the best way

[@phantomzorz]

yo NL at 26:20 whats it feel like to be the biggest choke artist out there, maybe the worst to ever do it.

[@slurmdurmdarkskel2965]

Can I get a 20k?

[@CelestialPrinceLP]

First

[@CelestialPrinceLP]

Stinky egg man, I would love to have you on as a guest for twitch in hunt showdown for the event. Lemme know if your interested.

[@jacobthatguy8001]

@@CelestialPrinceLP 5 subs good luck

[@CelestialPrinceLP]

@@jacobthatguy8001 lol I have a bigger following on twitch, I don't really use youtube all that much

[@CelestialPrinceLP]

@@jacobthatguy8001 He also may decide to at least give it another try without me if it gets enough traction which is also a big plus for the community! He played it once way back before a lot of major updates and it would be great to see it make a return! I've had other large streamers as guests and it's always a good time :)

[@jacobthatguy8001]

@@CelestialPrinceLP 3 subs on twitch