ThePrimeagen & Rich Harris AMA

[@fredbcruz]

Prime, Rich and Jeff from Fireship walk into a bar...

[@bhaveekjain4246]

And wrote a program in rust to order tequila blazingly fast.

[@heron619]

And they made a "foo"l of themselves!

[@windar2390]

then the bartender ask the guests: where's the toilet and everything blows up.

[@Action2me]

They said “it’s coding time” and then they coded all over those guys

[@Runeite51]

three foos walk into a bar; for each foo as down do drink(down) while not drunk return drink(tab);

[@tthiagolino8]

Awesome talk, especially the part where you broke the New York Times paywall It's just a shame you didn't get to address stores and transitions/animations during the conversation, they are in my opinion the best part of Svelte (most frameworks nowdays have apis for external state management but none using an open contract approach like Svelte)

[@deeOOgh]

Yes, I want to see Prime's reaction to svelte stores! 😁

[@deeOOgh]

Stellar AMA! Thank you for this!

[@ThePrimeTimeagen]

i thought it was great!

[@theowlstv]

it was so good

[@alpsavasdev]

Rich is a great guy, and very clever too.

[@defnlife1683]

"The vast majority of successful software projects are -like- someone scratching their own itch." Unix and C, come to mind. Just Thomson wanting the Multics benefits and so he built Unix. Ritchie wanted a portable language with a lot of control and so C was born. BSD, GNU and Linux just made the experience even more widely available. Rust scratches the itch for not dealing with C++. So bonus points there.

[@ThePrimeTimeagen]

that is how i feel about rust. i want to love c++, but i hate it every time :)

[@defnlife1683]

@@ThePrimeTimeagen I'm not a pro-dev, I just play around with personal projects and pentest. I can't imagine the PAIN that C++ gives people at huge tech co's. I do enjoy writing/reading C though. But that's just me. I can't imagine it's fun at scale. Rust and C so far have been a better experience than C++, Python and JS. I learned python first, but I like C better. It made me GET computers.

[@ko-Daegu]

@@defnlife1683 penter hate python this is new for me .. loving C is classic but hating python most of us pentesters love dual py/c now more go/c

[@demolazer]

SQLite is a great example. The creator, Richard Hipp, just wanted a local database so he didn't have to buy the enterprise ones. Released it to the world then he had huge companies like at & t calling him asking him to integrate it into their systems. Now it's one of the most widely used pieces of software on the planet.

[@IamSH1VA]

With the exception of *Tom* , I don't use the term "genius" lightly or too frequently, but Rich is one. Also, I did not knew that he was a journalist.

[@JakeBerg777]

AMA is trademarked by Reddit. I have had lawyers come to me on 3 occasions for having people ask me anything.

[@ej.xxxx_]

Awesome talk! Thanks for uploading this to KZbin :)

[@slicerabbit6166]

Love Rich subtly correcting Prime's pronounciation of Vite

[@FryuniGamer]

OMG I reloaded the page and saw this posted "2 seconds ago"

[@ThePrimeTimeagen]

yeah, its new, and amazing!

[@workflowinmind]

53:24 Hearing the windows sound on a Prime stream is like ZilionOP walking up of his wheelchair

[@josephgarronegj]

LOL!

[@fire17102]

I can't believe this is only 4 days old, I can't believe this has only 39 comments

[@micoberss5579]

31:50 Rich: Roote, or Raut if you prefer American pronunciation.. Primagean : I do. 😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@sck3570]

"At least think of me when you are outside" 🤣🤣 Holy shit that got me

[@ThePrimeTimeagen]

rich is the best

[@howdarethee]

36:19 Primeagen: "I don't know mr.Fancy guy" Rich: "I'm not" **sips wine**

[@headlights-go-up]

some good insight here. enjoyed this one.

[@RedHandedBug]

That AMA box art! :D

[@ThePrimeTimeagen]

i was thinking Usual Suspects

[@elhaambasheerch7058]

One of my favourite Prime Videos from recent times, great work hacking that paywall 😂😂

[@psbjr]

Rich Harris is the Sean Connery of front end reactive development.

[@JagaSantagostino]

lol the thumb is pure gold

[@n4bb12]

Very interesting conversation, thank you!

[@ThePrimeTimeagen]

yayaya

[@lcarv20]

One of my favorites colabs you did (and fireship as well). Will you at some point do more svelte?

[@eliasgill2453]

A collaboration with Fireship? Wow, wow, what did I miss here ?

[@Richard-sp3ul]

Anyone got a link to the fireship Collab?

[@lcarv20]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6WUkJRnd79jatE

[@eliasgill2453]

@@lcarv20 my hero

[@danvilela]

WHERE is the fireship one? I can't find it!

[@7heMech]

Always amazing.

[@vizunaldth]

Awesome, thanks for doing this

[@unknownheartless3472]

I was wondering if this was a re-upload since I had the feeling that I had seen this before, then I saw the date in your screen

[@Richard-sp3ul]

Awesome talk🤘

[@mfpears]

46:50 This is interesting, but please don't break RxJS in Svelte. It's currently the only way to manage state declaratively in Svelte.

[@youcefmantas4944]

very good content

[@esquilo_atomico]

I love svelte

[@oskrm]

The thumbnail, what a beautiful lovers

[@micoberss5579]

36:24 you raised pinky (American) or pinkie (British)? I am confused

[@BenRangel]

32:10 I think this has already turned me off vim as an editor - at first I thought "Why is he selecting a file, opening it, then going back, moving to the top of the file list, then back down - on repeat" before I realised every time he goes back to the file list he starts from the top and has to move down to the file he wants No memory of "last selected file in the list" as my GUI editor sidebar has

[@officiallyaninja]

You can get a plug in that fixes that

[@josephgarronegj]

Good point

[@Mankepanke]

It's a search box. It would be more annoying if it didn't behave the same way each time (that's when you get Windows start menu search lol).

[@snk-js]

this schema is good, you could call more giga brains to talks like this

[@bernardogalvao4448]

26:05 REAL TALK

[@gleweistam6663]

the svelte story sound similar to vue story

[@יובלהרמן-ח2ד]

What's AMA? This guy is strange, the way he got into programming is nutz

[@joerivde]

What is an AMA?

[@ADAM-xb8yb]

Ask me anything

[@joerivde]

@@ADAM-xb8yb Thanks

[@Iceman259]

Based dark reader user

[@paklenizmaj]

Who is the winner vim or emac? For me it's nano (if I have to use terminal) Use the tool in which you are most productive. I like notepad++, vscode and eclipse. jetbrains is grate (all IDEs) and I can't stand visual studio (I use it, but the whole user experience is disastrous, the shortcuts are terrible...) I have too much memory working in eclipse, and I don't know why paid editors don't have an easy switch to their product. I'm not going to relearn how to use a keyboard. It's only simple keybinding and remapping.

[@seta16]

Intellij ?

[@MarkRodriguez-l4m]

Yo English ppl are smart

[@fire17102]

Prime can you make or recommend a game to help Rich and I get blazzingly fast at Vim/neovim ?

[@fire17102]

Do it in svelte ;)